The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

ALBANY, Jan. %. l363.

ALBANY, Jan y, 1868.
Tha Assembly met at twelve O'Clock noon
Mr., noxAs G. FIELDS, Of Now York. rose to question
Of privilege lie the floor number Of persons
who we're not entitled TO the privilege He desired on
the part OF the democratic members Of this House say
that they would refuse to upon the discharge OF any
business unless the rules strictly enforced He had
witnessed last night which he hoped never TO see
renewed. large body OF republican politicians headed
by prominent republican lawyer OF New York himself
prominent candidate for the United States senate Ind
rushed on the hoor taxing Possession OF the Assembly
chamber and debating to what should be the acou Of
It's members He had witnessed. also, he regretted TO
say number Of the former occupants Of the Clerks desk
for the past two three days prompting the Clerk and
cndcavorng find rules and presidents for attempts 10
organize this House in their manner, BY
violating tho rghts Of mombers on this door He
(Mr Fieds) declared that the democratic party was the
party Of Law and order and their opponents the
yocacs Of awessness aud disorder He appealed 70 the
trends q the democratic party TO Keep perect order
thus defeat the aim Of the republicans TO disorder
here He warned all true democrats that II tho
sire Of the republicans 70 force them into apparent dsor
der and then TO charge disorder upon them This the
trap prepared by the republican politicians for running
Mr. sAxTos SMITH said was proper for him 10 say that
David Dudley Field had upon the floor Of the House
by his DIR smths) express invitation and moreover.
that az state officer he was entitled to tho privileges OF
the floor
WITHDRAWAL JUDGs DEAN
INC uOOT uhvlDk Dcen cleared,
Judge DEAN. Of New York. rose, and, calm dgniHed
and able speech, addressed the Assembly He begged
leave 70 withdraw his from before the House,
TO nominate the Hon Trimmer OF Monroe county, a.
the democratic candidate for Speaker He urged par
~ friends TO support Mr. Trimmer faithfully as they
had supported himself e expressed the hope that Mr.
trimmer would b. acceptable ~ OF those who had
been elected as Union democrats and urged order and
elaboration all members He dec Jared that he would
do his utmost TO organization Of the House on
fair basis, but not tho result OF corrupt bargain or
at the price political prodigacy In the course 81 his
remarks Judge Dean made an eloquent and earnest ap
peal 10 members 10 dismiss all party feelings from their
brcss sto unite for tho good Of the state and whole
country lie expressed heartfelt hope that before the
close OF this session Of the Assembly the Union
restored not only 10 the integrity 81 its entire territory
but also IN the integrity Of the constitution recognizing
the rights OF persons and tho sovereignty OF the
trust now the time has when the rights OF every
man shall be recognized this floor and trust before
the close of this session, that may the Union
restored, not only preserving the integrity Of all ia
Territory, but also the integrity Of the constitution It's
guarantees to every citizen OF personal liberty and the
sovereignty Of tho states.
Mr.. Monroe. trep Immediately upon the conclusion OF
Judge Deans speech moved that the House adjourn until
70 morrow.
The motion was carried, and the House adjourned.