New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19


n TERED RA the events which followed. Mr.
Calcott. it.should be stated had at the request OF
the Uniou1 caucus appeared before that BODY ana
stated his The subject Of the Rebellion anu
the duty Of sustaining the General Government IN
its suppression. These harmonized fully win 'nose
of tho Union men. On all other questions no pro-
fessed himself in full unison with his party Nothing
occurred 10 indicate any intention 70 depart from the
understanding Of the preceding evening until inc
doors Of the strangers gallery were opened
when Q dense crowd Of men and boys OF
the most brutal aspect rushed headlong inso
No such crowd had ever been seen In the Assembly
Chamber, and q the eye scanned this squalid mass
OF ruiansn on whose scared features every VIE an9
brutal passion had plainly set ms seal; here and
thore could DO seen prominent above the genSia.
level of black guardism, wellknown political buihes
from New.York and Brooklyn. the heroes who nsd
led on many desperate primary meeting struggle,
faithful janssares Of the arch demsgogue whose RUE
over his party in the metropolis IL unchallengsd'
and who holds a this moment almost as aoso-
lute . sway over the Democrats in the Leglsla'
lture, Il was evident that these mon were thcrc
for \ purpose, and their demeanor gave to the
observer experienced in such scenes sure lnaica-
ton OF the part which they were 10 enact In the Gay
doings
At eleven o'clock the Assembly came 70 order, the
customary prayer was offered, and the Clerk read
from tho Journal the brief record OF the previous day.
The minutes ethttQ NOtc III bPoo0eA w"
be the special order Ut noon, and was TO proceed
without interruption or debate" MIR. Fieids
moved correct tie journal, clanloB that the wotu
d" interruption" WAS not mentioned when the ques-
ton was put. The Clerk asserted positively that II
was. Mr.. Sherwood, who moved the adjournment,
eorroborated bis Statement; 70 did many other
members. The minority Insisted upon 1t that 1t was
M Interpolation, ut least that II was not audlDly
read, and IA warm discussion grew up on thIs point.
IL was evident a. once that the Dem Gratis bad de-
termned, although slil recognizing tho pledge not
10 debate the vote, to interrupt II by us many end
less sleeches as they should see III TO make. These
nice casuisir tt ese gentlemen Win senso OF honor
so exalted aud refined had satissd themselves that
ltbs was 10 violation Of their plghted faith; tnty
were deliberately resolved, while keeping the
word OF promsc 70 tho ear, 10 break It TO the heart
/ Aud now tie galleries began 10 liy their allotted
part Az every assertion made the floor OF the
night and intention to " int rupt the yoe, frantic
bursts Of app ause shook the chamber. la vain the
Clerk commanded order and APP called TO the erowI:
tney laughed tim ana hlH upueais 10 scorn. When Il
Union member rose 10 his leet hisser, yels and de-
rlsIvc laughter drowned his voice. Aud Mr.. Mar
iy Oi Ede, a prominent Democrat, rose aud pro-
l,rved with great Yencnense that he, at leas, Was
not III any manner bould by toe pledge Of Ills asSo-
citr, tB he Was not present when IL was made, aLd
knew nothing OF 4. Then turning upon MIR. CALI
ctt, lie poured forth torrent Of tbs most scathinB
yilupe4.iloL, m which the vocabulary Of Cifensye
dnu insulting eIithels WAS exlansted Ia which lie
WIS char. Nth trea,bery, WIN selling out Die
I.rty, with acc pting DrUee. The vile b"arms Ia
The i.ei,s yelled Out their apl laDse, aud shouted
ulcCIcI0ns uQOu The head oi the V0Ject ot th's a.
t.cA. \ crowd oi kiuuTed 81 rlts had Dy tbiS line
li!ed NJ tn sIae Oh the tVOT Outsice LIe ar aud
were swsyn. aha singing against sne r-ll, glari1g
upon Mr.. Lai,ou with murdvrous eyes, shout-
lng Hul hm QUIZ Bimg CallicOt. Out here J.
sue Republicans occupying seats near tie raj
wert rceo gzed and ssal.gd softo VOeo with stre"ns
VI cbvtcrs. Iitc stl,rCisul. One was struck ny "A
IdseayeI tppl. thrown 1T him IRON tie moo. Ina.
uore dcaGiy mis-, lies not eml 10y ed Is no DOUBT
uus 10 Tie Let Tat The members Of bVtb parties tt
intsfa.IAed on the floor. Mir. Murpbys speech WAS
o. tie lnost nAaumatory character. lie proclaimed
Lt.t Calnco.t even II elected, would lever DO AL
~ wed To AXE lie seat and hefe another yell vi h-
prevail from the thrOatr of his anoen1e IN HE'D THIS
!. vo,utIJhgry threat Aatters were now arsuWiuR
a mot Alarming aslo,t. some nervous persOns
but, tbnDA Heaven, no Uu'on msmOei-ieit she
Chamber pr,oIpitHsely; aud matters were lst al
Lat pass v hen tho muIdcrOus mas ou!si.e L.o bar
eyEently vented bat sl.tai iIom Ihoir leaders on
tie door ~ iOrue themselves within ana precil
items Iyes upon Mr.. CElcotj aid all Who SHOULD
nail, lu hs dc euhe. IL VAN the Clerk anbou iced
TOE tp,,L ofGor at II O'Clock. IL WIZ ilssled
upon lLA llo journal must DC corrected before the
-leoia osser could te taken up, AID the
mad debate went On. Mr.. Fields followed ia
a trado amost as lo1g and violent LIat % air.
Manly. lie, too, declared Ia the most threatening
n..I.n,r that II tho Inauguration vi M. CallcO.t
took place. II would be unG.r cir,uGstIoos which
BOTH rides ol Tue HOdse wOdid regret forever Aud
M. Hu.cDiDgs OF New ofk tooA up the theme, and
Ia s~.llug aud tuTgd rhetoric sOusnt " operate Oh
tue Tears OF The majority Hnd Ihshed the ruiidns III
Attendance ilto new iury. The MOB were not
silent for Instant their yeis gave cons Ant aud
IeaItll EN- hAsis 10 the Threats oil their iavorte
OsseOrs.
Not a solitary word Of justification worthy Of the
attehtion OF SENSIBLE VIA offered for uIls out
rageOus cOnrle. Mr.. Calhcott was denounced ds
corrupt and treachesVus bot no act VI corruption Or
treuchery was spocied-hs only ofiense seeming 20
be thai lie had been gully Of breach Of party ois
ciplne.
You will desire to know what was the demeanor
of tie members. SO far as the peculiar followers OF
Wood were concerned, they seemed delighted TO
find themselves III no congculai an element Bat
smOhg the Democratic representatives oil country
districts, VINO had not yet become familiar with tue
beauties Of this system Of party tactics there were
evidences VI deep sorrow aud humiliation. Svme
heads we're bowed in ,hane; one Democrat implored
Republican nelehb 10 call To- the clearing vi tue
galleries But not Of lhe party had the mani
openly 10 protel against these Violent proceed
ings. Obce, ouy, Mr. MnrpDy addressed lew
words oi mild reproo " the gentlemen outside
She rail, giving them 10 understand that they mgbt
No too lar. lne Union sst tLcougl Il all Win
Y calm heroism whicL extOrted adm ..iOu even from
lheir eaeinies. They allowed the current Of vio-
lence " flow unchecked. trusting that some Dem
Ocratc member would nave manhood enou d 10 ill.,
l.rpose IN behalf Of legislative order, wnen they
were ready TO second him A. all hazards, but they
trusted ia vain. judge Dean, Ia a late dispatch to
HarnsJurg, spoke OF the Democratic members
holding political 4" ThermoiylB, butth true Spar
tans Lie sixty-f men WHO sat unniovvd aud
with uniailenng purpose through this aadacious ex-
Libion VI Diob-rule. Aud none seemed less moved
than MIR. Calhcott; his insoIeu! ussiiLints pointed
out 70 tho mob the calul smile aud Undertaking
cheek with when he Nal, hour AFTER hour, IN Ills
place ana laced the storm.
! At > O'Clock the Union members, for ressous