New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

fnanceering. The Legislature refused to stay
there. Walsh seems Ia have recorded vow To be
their tormenter. If So he keeps il devoutly The
Legislature needs chairs and votes that they are to
be had. Walsh decides that they ShGnt be This,
il must be observed is an economic way of keeping
Legislature upright. The legislators vote them
selves spittoons and ink bottles Walsh vetoes it.
The legislators determine that they must have
printed slips of the members names to call the
yeas and NAYS. Walsh. who evidently delights at
sny Interruption refuses to let them be had. he
gives Brown the printing in spite OF the acton OF
the Legislature electDg Thatcher OF The RsPub-
hean as printer His impertinence eliminated
in refusing the law books of the Territorial Library,
which are mainly for the use OF the Legislature.
licensed by the fellows impudence, aud determined
Lot 10 be hindered by his outrageous violation OF
duty. the Legislature determined to bring him to.
resolution vas introduced authorizing the Speak.
or to send the Sergeant-at-Arms after him, aud
bring him before them for contempt This hap.
pened yesterday afternoon. OF course a scene
occurred The resolution having prevailed, the
Speaker gave written authority to Sergeant War
rem, and authorizing him to employ such aid as
might be necessary. " | don't need any, responded
little Warner: and off he went. The Secretary
was contumacious. He swore that he not
subject Of contempt" He refused TO come. and
tod Warren TO go back and say be was sick War
rem said be would be willing to go back and state
that he was in bed. Walsh inslsted on his pre-
rogative as "a Federal officer. Warren went back
10 see about it. He Was told to take no excuse,
but TO get help and 60 back for him. All the boys
in town would hsye helped him gratuitously, but,
taking only Sheriff Walker with him, the Sergeant
went back. The Secretary swOre worse than the
army in Flanders. He declared that the Legisla-
tors were fools. He threatened 70 shoot Walker
and Warren, if he bad only revolver. lie swore
vengeance and unutterable wrath against them:
kut h. aaio silt hp behind them
as if he would compound between going and doing
50 reluctantly in order to maintain his official dig
nity. Warren yictOriously announced him, and
entered his process returned. Walsh was just
about crying with rage. Like Moses, and other
great men. be is no orator, and, unfortunately he
mad no Aaron with him. He stammerei out some
rather bellicose explanations. The members
quizZed but were anxious To have the needed arti-
cles. The great Territorial Secretary was COME
what subdued but, at bottom, unrepent1nt. He
promised to do better, with many awfal shake
of his head He was finally discharged, the House
declaring that be had purged himself OF his con-
tempt.
A memorial aud resolutions have passed the
House BY large majority, requesting Congress
not 10 give land grant for the Territory into the
hands of any irresponsible spectators, but 10 the
Teut tOrial Legislature aud Government, to be To-
Gated under fairer app"ftionment.
MONTGOMERY SURRENDERS HIMSELF.
JAN. 10, 1853.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Montgomery came
before the District Court. at present in session
here, Judge Elmore presiding, and surrendered
himself up AS the President the Governor OF
Missouri, and other very ohicious gentlemen, have
offered rewards for him he wanted to see what It
was about. The only charge found against him
was an attack on a store at Willow Springs year
ago in which II was alleged that he Or his men"
participated. He promptly gave bail in $1,000 to
appear before the next term of the District Court,
and was liberated. He has been in consultation
with Il number of persons here about tue bo.t
means of securing just aud permanent peace for
Linn end Bourbon Counties.
Mr. Montgomery entered the legislative hail.
and was introduced to those Members who had not
previously known him. He is to address the people
here IL. night.
1ho Ldrrence Republican has commenced daily
to last through the session. Walsh still refuses 10
give the printing TO tir. Thatcher. the printer
elect and continues to give il to Brown of The
Hrald Of FreodOm, in defiance of the popular
wishes. Mr.. Walsh has not now friend Iett in
either branch of toe Legislature. Special Com
mittee is busy framing memorial 10 the Admins
tration for his removal.