The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30


sramI!e for ne officers Of ne House Of Assm1iyrse IA
d,sais Determined Upon PurifcatiOn-fain, Espectdions
of"Faaonv 8,ts0cen the Rad,cals and Democrats dc
nsno. pretty aenniiely settled that an Interesting
squAbbe coming on relative the choice Of ooer.
Tor the mex, House Of Assembly. The radical ,ers
elect, headed by George Pierce, Of Ulster county,
mastering their forces against Ilt,eonn. They will be
ssssted BY Lnuscnant Governor Campbell David Dudley
Field, Comptroller Depniston, Thomas B. Carroll, CAaAl
Appraiser Mr.. Treasurer Dorshemcr, Mr. James wads
worth, william .. Bryant, Charles Hughes, Clerk OF Ap-
pa and Others leaders Of the radical portion Of The
publican party This faction allegc thst OF the
cccrs OF tho lvt HOUSE shall be chosen they pos
sbly avoid H. Those ofnoers, Speaker, Clerks and ALL
are more than suspeaed OF being implicated In the du
% aeru,y clerks no. the principals, bs7s been mere
toois In tho hands Of the lobby, 10 openly charged
Insiuua,ious are openly circulated that largo sums Of
money have been paid IN order that bills In which tbe
lobby Interested should be put for uard out Of their
resrr order for the purpose OF facilitating their paHsage
me ssps, % eisrs w.. ps"sss.sy % smss .s .ss
lobby during tho last two or three sessions. rhose
sss,s that $3.50 % De wss;sss Ss old oosrs * ~.
Infamous Legislature Of 1890 shall be reiavssed with
po.er and influence or .nsther nev ses shall De 90
OF the lobby n The rsdoais can secure % ne thirty
~sn Of The House Who wi pledge their votes agAns,
Ltil.john and the corrup'onss, thsn that number will
rofuse 10 10 into The republican CAUCUS and therefore
stand uneomm,,ed IN ths choice Of SPEAKER and oers
LUcius Robinson their candidate 70, spcater and Mr.
Nr Of ssnohare, the defeated candidate for Oongcss,
70 their favorIio for Clerk. The radicals Iuume that n
they refuse 70 20 into caucus they elect
Robinson spesher by the aassiaroe Of the demo
crHi g msm should such gemebt succeed,
the democrats may obtain the Clerk . 9tid pro
quo for their support Of the radical SPEAKER well
spovn that there o perfect hatred existing between
Lieutenant Governor Campbell, Comptroller Deuniston
and their friends ard ss ward. Wecd Littleiehn %
radicals indoctnated with the principle
or policy Of the vhig faction Of The republican party
they are suocg the Administration Of the state govern
eD possessing AL the PRINCIPAL Offices, except the chic
ms sgssraie and far have proved fair aud economical
in the performance of their public duties The stand
taken By the Leu<r ant Governor the last session IN
opposips 90 a. In bis power. number OF Governor
sorssn's appointments, gsve him prominence over all
others about the capital for fcaress performance Of
duty And the oremlzsi,n Of the ne - House of Az
ub.y be viii stand fore most IN preventing the
n the 10 positions vbere ~ great responsibility 10
attached and 10 whom the people entertain suspicions
that much of tho infamous legislation Of last winter 10
ruly attributable. On the other hand, the OCCUPANTS
vll be equally industrious In re eccr the old officers
on aocount OF their peculiar qualities obtained by ysrs
Of prsr'cal experience IN running the lobby m mschne
successfully Any amount Of money will be erpeuded to
cure result The verdant members from the rural
districts viii be early attended 10.