The New York herald., 1862-01-30
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In that line
A resolution WAS introduced in the Senate TODAY in
sructing Senator'S Congress TO vote for the expu
sion Of Senator Brgh but over under the rule
This is the immediate result Of the tesgraphic despatch
from Washington, signed by the nineteen republican
members Of Congress from this State.
Nothing else OF any importance transpired in the
Senate. Some time Of tho session taken up in
executive session over Notares Public and Loan Com
missoners.
The bill confirming the ordlnsaces of tho Common
Council in reference TO the support of families Of yolun
tees reported from the committee this morning and
is now IN Committee of tho Whole, and will pro baby pass
tomorrow The Senate bill OF The nature for Brook
yn was read the tn RI time in the Assembly this
ing and only awaits the signature OF the Governor
The bills required to fulfil the letter Of the law before
the iunds for the school interest State debt
can be used for those purposes shall be passed.
ported from tho Ways and Means Committee this morn
ing.
There has been great deal of commotion regard to
the nomination for superintendent OF Public Instruction
The wording of the call caucus has been
since last evening which may upset tho calculations OF
quito number. The call first Issued was for ali OF those
who supported the national Administrator: but Il was
changed this morning and different kind of a call is
sued combining it to those who supported the successful
portion of the Union state ticket, or other words on
tho basis OF the Raymond at the commencement
Of the session
The radicals or barnsurner republicans have been
making desperate effort to-day TO rally that portion OF
tho members on Rice. dead set has been made at O
large number OF members and few changes have
many. There was last night Some twenty members
committed to either side, waiting TO what issues
might turn up in the CAUCUS All manner Of efforts have
been made to their to-day both Sides.
Probably the hardest pressure has been made for Rice
Thecaucu met at four p NJ. and only ninety eight
members participated on the first ballot and hun.
dred on tho second-not full large
number Of the Union democrats refused 10 take part
Victor NJ. Rice nominated on the second ballot
This ia the first result OF Raymonds speech in the As
semby last evening. Last evening Rices
Gus nominated Keyes in full caucus, and my
gave Keyes fifteen votes than Kse. The Union
democrats and barnburner republicans aroused
on the speech of Raymond in which he iusinuated dis
loyalty, that fight at once commenced. A united
and desperate effort made and kept up all Of last
night and to day that point, resulting in the nomna
ton of Rice The change has all been brought about to-
day This s bat the beginning OF the end Of the effects
OF RaxmOud's speech.
Tore two votes the last ballot than
there members voted, ascertained by
careful tally OF the members they deposited their
ballots, but that did not change tho result Rice was
Grecleyis candidate--an anti Weed triumph.
Tho Democratic Legislative Caucus was held at seven
tn evening Senator Connolly presiding and A. Beecker
Banks, Secretary. Joseph Warren, OF Eric, nom
nato by acclamlton the candidate for Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. and George r. Perkins for Regent
Of the University.
The Clerk of the Assembly announced the appointment
Of Charles Il. Dayton as Journal Clerk.