New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-04
FROM ALBANY.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
oH,.pondeuee Of The y. 7. Tribaae.

hour the lobbies Of the Senate and Assembly Cham
beIs, the cloak IOoIns galleries and every available
fpot, was occupied By spectator. Tie scene pre-
sen.ed was Of The most pcairg character. The
spectators had not gathered much 10 witness q
ruegle-a polite sIugg,e-for there was to be none.
BIT rather 10 zee TIE rep sentatyes OF tue people OF
this mighty State give in their choice for Freedom
Their deep seated interest in tie true representation
Of the sentiment Of this State il the highest Council
Of tho nation impe.ed these citizens to gater in the
Legislative Halls AID witness the happy consunns-
ton Of their wistcs.
Both brar cbcs e tie Legislature were engaged On
the eguar bu.ness Of lesation Until the hour If l.?
when she Irsidi'g ocer- announced that in pursuance
Of law ard the Joint resolution adopted By both Houses,
tfCy would proceed 10 elect UltCd State Senator, in
llsce Of HaIii;on Fish, pho.e term Of Office VII expire
Cd The f'h Of March LeXt.
In the House Just as the roll Wa being called Mr.
ALLEN having voted foT DANIEL l.. SICELRs Mr.
CLISTON rose 20 question o. privilege, and ch4l-
lpgt6 the vote e Mr. A or the ground that the Con
situtiCn prohibits any member Of this Legislature from
The SPrAGIR said e did not deem it his duty to re-
fue 10 receive the vote Of euy member for any one he
might nance but at the same tine he would give Il Gs
bis opinion that under the eth section OF article Of
e Cor sttution the votes given for DANIEL L. SICK
LIZ would to void.
When Mr. CLISTos's name was called he rose
az stated that the Speaker had decided that votes
could be received for Mr Siches he would vote cheer
fully for that gentleman.
Nr JoNFs askC0 TO bs excused from voting, oa
he ground that he firmly believed that the CoLs.1
sion prohibited M Sicklos from receiving votes for
tie Office Of United States Senator Mr.. j. aid ne
TO carry out the resolution of the caucus
of bis palty, but be hoped The House would see the
dilemma be was in, AID would eXcuse him.
lie was excused.
MI KIyfYs wien his name vas called, said that
Ia VIVA n mo as ny ID oI wflN I ~
poitance TO Il question raifed, bIt as he was willing
TO Use fall with his patty, he would vote FOR Daniel
l.. Scklts
The callirg Of the roll having been finished the vote
Fe!rEtsrQN KTG NJ ;r: Asto;t AdI%. Ase, A.,
stcsxib. Irony Bishop Bole. BROOK. cody c.ncica
Cap CLARK Cox Crowoy. Davis Dudley Foot. George,
H Ho IIdssd H c ' Ryde asr.Hs9 oha
SON J9hHson &c sg hi.s Lacy a Kay LeTi
1yn rq FeaS.oa Pa. Rsry r9nS Rs s:tSS
s Smith, " smith, sPcakcr, spencer, sqare st.Pe'
T.,elt 1hschst Tlaany I l. Io"n'end Van A'eI' ''1
For DANIEL sICKLts-Mes.u Alien, Bouck D.rd.
ford Campbell CAsIlock C4ton. Grove j. Dicss9n Dun
XVIII MeF Gh1n Man. Not sas,h J4@s Rely
Roberts Roc. Scott. Sheehsn SuyeI s,icsey; uh'rsnd
For JOEL I. HEADLEY-Me.'r. Carpenter, Irving, Lae'
KY Bo.T s Sso. v Ns,ns aJone-
AEsEsT NDSOr yo?MG1mes.r' Bower, DcieT:on. Ever.
Meade MeTseresu Miller, Mooney John Kelly Some'Tie
The election Il Preston King tho part OF the House
was then announced by the Speaker.
Mr. WAKYMAs moved the appointment OF tie
usual Committee 10 inform the Senate that the House
had dominated a CaLGidse for tutsi States S,la'or
and It quest that body 20 ec the House the A.sem
bly, Chamber and compare nominatOus.
This resolution wbs adopted, ard Messs. WAEFMA>
ana GIoviR wee desisnatcc as such Conmi tee.
A Committee from the Senate, corsis'ing ct Senators
UrHAM and BRIGGS ,pptarod at the bar ct tue hoase
ana amour ced that che S, late had nomna'ec cand
date for Uuted States Senator aud were ready 70 ms7
with the House and compare nominations
In the Senate the proceedings were as follow:
The hour Ct - IN. having arrived, tie Leusenans-
Gov Ell said:
The d.v appointed ~ statute, ard the hour fixed by
ioipt resolution Of the Senate aud Assembly for tue
election of Senator 20 repIescot the State OF New
York IN the Congress of tie Fitted Sates for ak pears
from the third OF March next IN the place OF hamilton
ksb whose term OF othce vii expire or that day, the
senate will now proceed such election Each ~ GATOR
will ne his name is called rice 10 h+ ace ard name
tho pt ron of his choice ioI that Office.
Zach st nstor pres mt, as his nsne was called 1859
and named his candidate, with the exception "t Mr.:
RlCHAUDsoN, who had pslied on with Mr.. Seet ana
ask ed 70 be excused tom voting. lie wSs excused
On the fret ballet, TIE Hoo. PRESTON KING re
ccived ii votes, JOEL T. HEApLEY received
vote, DANIEL T.. SlCKLES received one vote, as
folOws: r
PRESTON KING wac named 5y Messrs. Bclngcr,
Bradloro, Cuyl,r, Darnng Huntington, lee Mtaoen,
Noxon, PsteIson, RsLsey, RIDER, l. l. Su.i'i lo"he'
L; BAN Il. ,,,,
Brooka. Frd.n Hale HaIoOurt. Ho,chkss, Nichols
A. NJ. Smith. j. A. smith y.
DANIEL. +. SICKLES was named by M. W.ds-
The Hen. PRESTON KING having receives ms
ioty of AL the vote. ces she President mad the AZ
Nc uuCCnt nj as follows;
PRESTON KING hsyinS been named ~ major
~ Of all TIE Senators PIE. tnt at Yoing l. du! .om'
mated OF the part Of the Senate TO represent tae state
of New York ia tie Congress Of the nted Sttes !Ir
sx ,eaIs rcn tie ;ur cay OF Msrth r-Nt, u plios o.
Hamilton Fish, Whose tenn o. service viii exaIe G.
that dsy. go
MIR rrHAM moved the appointment OF Cor,mi:'eee
Of two TO infoIm TIE Assembly ;tat the Senate had
made u, n,:ha'icp.
Mtslt. Vphan ana Il. sgs wee appointed sacA
Messrs. W,KrM,S aud c. OWE, Committee f:ou
the Assembly iutorme the senate that that ocy Asd
made a cml alton for Init, State >ena'or
,,1xhsd di,clUrec ihs d.;v ,n,rus'eit 70 then.
The PEisIprsT annocnIeC tina, tie ~ nate woAi
,,rrr,d 10 tie Chamber G. tie Assembly ~ The pa,-
Jose OF computing the eecdou It the NO h9r'5''
The Ccmm.t'ev sem - The St-a~ Ie'u'u
,bc,tv after ee meIntes Of .ne Senate ette'ed :ae
sSs,r,hv Cham.cr i, bod ard .ook ses's, witch
had been prepared .er lem n fcon: OF the Speakers
deck. ,.,,.,
I.c;.lstp,e wss ncr IN oirt convection 10 eisc;a
I,S,.d States ~ nator take TIE plsce q. E,c,tju
Flsn. whose team u office VAL tNPfs OF 'oe - .
Mach LtAt. ,..; $500.
,hs io1rual Of toe proceedings IL The >ec,e shleo
bowed the vote ca: II that boty
The I-ccecorgs of the n nats were On tee Tocea
OF StustCI ApSwoRIH, e-rf,c'td ey ''su1s 'Aa' '1s
0rCsic,. We rsistd Shttte- NJ. SiCKits @as FaA1
Yxr,e nat tie p es,5sr. deoit,6 that II wSs
The prcceeo uy, c, re HC were esn read c! TIE
Clerk ot he House. AZ A..
.s;rs. the cecsicu Of the Spsake. you'd rot be e.
,c,,o IN tbs iCuical.