New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
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Below the L Asisstivs Cs,N '0srs there hs pls.
where wine, whssy, gio. run, - nay ale &c ~
sold t. members AMI others, AID I. :" opers.S
very iDju'iou'ly open the business Of u. ''e''ss
now about 10 close. Yo1 described once III, 'a,a,
Of temporary GROCERY se,up in one Of the ss>
Of the Capitol on the lsst highs Of the ,es.ioa ",
tie gin shop il our Captolbs. lasted Iines Nsyu
The Hcus o. Assembly sFsc, erea, digusy. A
le" Gays slice Sir. Baldwin caused rsos-se,s
oe severely rebuked a, the bar ior asking ma
Oef " converse lower with tire AIDES that n
mtu' be enabled to rtpo accurately. Tneu
lowing description o. scene which oscaryss ~,
saturday nigh, clip from the tTorontol Mem
AmertcoH Of tits mOru!ns:
20 eS'urot night, at lol O'Clock. most al.
,subly. TIE members Of the 3ov..' &c '..''e ~
Mr. sohcl,r General Drummond. hsa la, ~
house. Below toe bar there we're oulv sha..
hsita dozen strangers present Severn, n -
members were drunk aid most Of them $50
10 have forgotten their position aud their du,s. :.
they bctoob then selves 20 hoysh recres tios So
wee playing 6. ball Others chatting aac takiryi.
groups, while measures were being passed a.,
Hsl.os speed by few members near IN. ,.hl.
into Committee and out sgsln, let toe chair al
returned to It with the aellynf a lively spAr,osS
tie Masculine gender The Chapmsn. mif A,
were doing business by cont act aud had cADss
tie power Of steam 10 bis ald, would cay ali
al the rspdty Of which tire human voica !,
capable, " Shall the second clause pass csrrissH
" Shall the third clause pass carried" "SaLl b,
preamble ass carried Between the asking q N.
question aud the announcing Of the result ta..
"A \ a n N Rafo kaNl ~.
would rise and the House pass through aa,,,,,
scene with scarcely inferior rapid,ty. The soO.u.
snce Of the House was tina. OF half drunken roxls.
and even lie sober members psrtJok II the excta
ment and shared the spirit OF boy isa mis.Aisf ~,
possessed the whole A novel knd of paps, ss,,s
was INDUCED IN by several o. the me nbers Ta.r
would seize the bills which they were there to "a.
into laws, ana crumping them up ia the hsqI,
press them between tneir knees till they aslsu.s
the shape OF bard bullets. These fcs hes,
from one side Of the House 70 the Other 4,
length r "stdohen deer refusing TO wsx
took 70 curses and huge leaden inks.and n
weapons Of defense. A member VINO had a,,j
several bslls aud had another prepared, was caiA
e. the Chair. On bis way he dropped tina balio
the hand Of another member, who walked up 70 Ia
west end OF tie table, and taking aim. liked N,As
head Of Mr.. Mslocb, who wss sitting near ID,
other end Of the table To elude detection lheu
This shot IS followed almost instantly by anolhs
OF the same kind from SIR Allan MacNsb, whOm
in the font Tow of the opposition benches, sbog.
tao yards from Msloch, who, being more iotOysi
ted than the rest bad become the target for NOT
Of the bullets. Me!cch Jumped up ia a rage IA
selling the lsge metal iuSstand used BY he
Clerk OF the House, was making an otter 20 IhnE
it az the head Of Cir Allan MscNab, when he sgk
III ink on hiE hand. This caused him n 80. dOn
a. III nj of ,.ir nH ~ -
y bich he Old with a parcel Of paper that va
lying near While going through this operation
Ma lOch turned round TO Sir Alsp aud in 4
tone OF angry earneatnesE, exclaimed, 4" III taxa
tie responsibility Of lt-dsmn me II | don't" Re
then drew himself up as II preparing for hOssi!ies,
and having but'oned bis coat, walked toward SE
Allan with clenched FIST and outstretcbed arm, 70
CT Grating III take the responsibility ofis-danu
me if DON'T if be expelled on Monday" Mr.
II Sherwood-on whose degree Of happiness Il
that particular moment We do not think Il safe 10 pro
nounce-went up to Malloch and strOked him 90
the head as one might do il he were DESTROYS u
tsmiDg en- animal Of the canine species. The " |
g.iistc spirit having ceased TO control the menes
for Carleton, he went over and seated himself oc |
the ministerial benches. The canine predectOH /
Of the merry members were row strongly deVt |
oped Every one must get snap at the wounded
dog. Nslloch became the target for nearly al he |
bullets that could be manufactured out OF those 10
cipient laws called bills Tsche was bis gesI l
and secret enemy. He commenced snsshiq /
guerrilla warfare. Manufacturing his bullets b |
the lobby, Tache would steal into tue Hoaa
walking along the outside Of the bar In ,hs! skal
ing style that sportsmen sometimes adopt Oss,
upon their game, ard rising up would peep ovs
the bar and fire at the devoted head Of the ensgs
Hallocb, and then retreat TO the lobby. 5nts
By the assaults the hon. member for Carleton voui |
turn round TO spy out bis concealed enemy, wbs |
be was fortunate If he did lot eacounter seven |
shOts from an opposite quarter. At length Shs
he could stand it no logger, he spraDg 10 bis lee
and staggered outside the bar. where, bey aud nG
tering few curses, he exercised no revenge Ins
scepe occupied 80 minutes. All this time N
House was engaged in legislation, and passed set
eral important measures.
When tie House adjourned, The effects OF insoi
icaton were more visible than before. Az len
three members toddled In very embarrassed a.
bling style out OF the House. A brother menN
knocked Billy Flints bat over bis eyes hIoosm
drew out his huge to5socobox and cooly III
pipe. Paper bullets flew thckly, and tho hOas
broke up in a state Of great merrment