The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

Mcssrs Roswics and s Smith were appointed as such
committee
Mr.. RrprSoro> moved TIA. conr,i,tee 0, two wait
upon the Senate.
hessrs Reddlpgton ard Trimmer appointed as
such committee.
The organization q tho tf-ambly beng chr. ie;cd.
NJ. THOMAS =. flsltA Istc % question ~ rhftcSai
and ole. cd the fcioNrg pre- lmhlg ana regolatien-
Whereas, charges have been made afsas the integrity,
honesty md personal stnels y l. G. agc,l ~ klnRs
COUNTY the Speaker elect aud thero cnss ~ aNst
erce 20 sui 1.n;aic such charges AMI Where's ltre
liz further donce that The sI calC.t cnteYo iuD
NEGOTIATIONS V exert hs uuence and ecker
the Assembly Ia favor ~ certain candidate lar pii.d
States Senator, who would assist him n f,-curln the
speakershp and whereas, 1Lese u eieN that
the sad Ialooi entered alo corrupt h.s un q
the occtcp OF the telf lIi ciLor 3ih1e.s t H. re
therefore,,
Resolved That committee ~ lvo ~ castoi Wy this
House by ballot ye tgac -aid charges and also the
legislative acts OF J. = Carot IL tho assembly Of 1880,
and repoJt thereon 70 TIT House. ard ftlt hs aA com.
miltce have poaer 10 sent .or sarsons dad papers.
SIR. FHfrs, n Offering lhe preamble and vfD1ton,
said thai ~ o 81 10 Tho speaAer elect sol rs - The
members on ,he hoor - hored st ~ oh.ccs'on would
DO made 10 the proposition.
Mr. NATION fror) ~ 90 xego hcpea Ont no member
OF The republican party would r-e against 80 scAution.
Sari4ns charges had been made against me speaker
chosen by th- republicans, and he hoped Trey wnnd be
investigated.
Mr. liz RmpOr rose 10 'te point Of orlec nat 'as The
reFolltou gives rise to debate II mast lie J'.r.
Tho srEAxER ruled the point Of error wen takon aud
said that the rcsols''on must lie over
Mr.. fEtirs .pp'ae, from the decision q no sicaker
and was proceeding argue that "a qureiun q privilege
could not he over. wlcn tho sifSaiSi Withdrew ms
decision the gsOund thai the resolution Affected MN
personally
Mr. NATION said lha, ia. rcsoli on embraced the
highest PRIV ~ the House and uukht 10 bc adopted
at II the charges true 'hcy haiid b. subsii
tiatcd, and II false they should 10 publicly Jsproyed
Mr.. SHERWOOD objected 70 tho preamble ~ the resolution
Implying that the charges true. For the pnrposn
Of further consideration, lie mo- ed 10 lay The preamble
and resolution On the table.
Mr. Lorrrr made the point Of orler that aqncsiion u
personal privilege could mt he on the table
Al this time Governor seymour's private secretary np
peared and delivered nis Annual Message which wa
read
At the conclusion Of the rcadns ef the message,
the words cit Is alleged, 10 mako pozitiyc
charTcs.
The amendment was accepted by Mg Fields.
Mr. LESLIE opposed the resolution Tho groGnd that as
Mr. Cahcat elected speaker that settled the question.
He (Mr Ieslel held that the charges against SIR tStct
had not been subsiania;cd. M tacot had a Perfect
right "a make an arrangement 20 support the republican
candidate for United states equator.
Mr. DARCY sad that charges had bren openly mauf Gu
this floor Of bargain and corruption against the speaker
hs well Of having disposed OF ,ot. winch did not be-
long 10 him (Mr. CailieoD, bat 10 i've thou
sand good and true and loyal democrats
OF Kings county. Ills colleague Mr.. Lcsie) might
regard this perfectly bamelcgg the part ut Ar.
Caicot but while he tMr Leslie mght perhaps, obi7in q
good place acme comnlttpc, u very certain 1t
Mr. falco wodld again be supported by the good
and true and honest democrats .. kings cnuntys
AZ the nstigtt on Ut the Republicans Nr. PpiNuLg ou
posed the preamble and resolution strongly.
After further debate pending The question the House
adjourned until eleven O'Clock TO morrow morning