The New York herald., 1863-01-25

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Mr. Ftvkds cutinucd his rsmalA A99 At this hour (cu
o'cIockl Ssslg eakins'
During Mr. fsef4s -emarks Ave minutes ago, the cier
was absent from his n " and fromthe chamber: , -.
A motion was made " p'Aoe III Ssxton Smsn IN W
chair temporarily. :,
Mr.. Smith not being pressA "a ao,ion was MADE INA
Judge Dean should take the e. M curing 'os soSen0o
Great confusion now ensued. wns~ motion was mad
BY several democratic members ,hyl Y. Murpny snou.
take the chair and the motion was an carried oy Il
movers.
Mr.. Murphy Immediately took the lha,, :.
A scene VI fierce excitement ensued =. -
1he republican and democratic meunrr yusaod W m sn
front Of the desk the former shoutV NCome asWn, ~
scoundrel sad she others crying Out "stsnd up ~
rights while ths friends OF Mr.. huphy rallied toAu
side.
Mr. Post placed one hand IN As bre.s. posks,. No 9
snreatening attitude a. though about draw revolver
while he held stick in the other had
posss sppsrsD,s sSos so y. pcee .ne nsnas 'oeH
Alter she most intense excitement, when . soene Of
nooshsd seemed on tho point Of being sugurated the
Clerk and after further shouts and exclaa
soes Murphy gave way TO tho Cork, who again took
When order was restored.
Mr. HgNsrsss held thstH was perfectly in sedse dur.
ns The temporary absence the Clark ovs y appoint
temporary presiding officer This bsdy bad bses len
orsaoi business fAsss Va 10 ssuss M - ssrrSis
exciteuent q tho repubiioan msmbcn mis- was only
ns ss oa s.t s 8 30 ss sss
NJ uAs called sstsas,.xte. case which hsa occurred
chosen STR - csst Z ssss os som. .s .o:,.s
such.
Mr. sazswoop s.id that Wa Instance whom ths Clerk
Tho CLERK o she Assembly bore made an sxp,ssss,on
that he had bosa temporarily ssscut and had rs0ssted
his deputy TO sst during his absence.
had . right 10 he there.
Mr.. FIsiDs continued his speech during which 10 vas
Dir DAVIS u length appealed - tho gentleman ersN
New York fhr. F.edsl not % outrage rules hs had
him IN contempt and arraign him ~ she bar. He msdo
speech OF concnatory character Stating that whils
the crowd in tho lobslss called together " tbs exciting
question had certainly acted in disordssiy manner hs
hoped returning would dictate 10 Ill members 70
their duty 70 observe the rules they themselves
Mr.. MURPHY rising TO- question Of privilege, Aid-A
few moments ago, whom Clerk present, and the
phy) made motion elect M saIton sIsa a. smpOra
~ chairman. IL Was not to create disorder txt ho xde
that notion but 70 insure tho of order BY
having some one in the chair authorized 70 Seeerve IT,
had been charged In the republican newspaprs that he
(kr. Murphy had said that II Mr. Csslsoos was
elected Speaker he could never take his seat. He
(Mr. Murphy) had made any such thres, Of vio
Iesce, and he denied ever having used such language
In tho scene recently enacted no himse1 had
joined IN the excitement, finding u contagious. Ho
now expressed the hope that god feeling woul1 DO
again restored In regard to the gentleman Mr Catcot)
believed By them that no corrupt and bankrupt
IN character described II libel she coustitu
ency Of she gentleman Sr Cacot) In Kings county.
well M on the democratic party to belisve that he
such ulcer desc ibed Surely hsa could
NOT have elected him II they believed him corrupt.
Mr.. SHAw-Did the gentleman say that "if CAll3cot
was elected he should never take his scat aiveS,
Mr. AURpHy-Nevcr. The statement In false. He re.
peated however that he should resist by every lawful
means what no considered .0utrage and injury TO
the State
Mr. REppucToS inquired il before Mr. Murphy took tho
~hvV NJ Tkatd huA asaA
aud winked al him 10 do sos
Mr.. MURPHY and Mr. FIkI& denied that there waa the
slightest foundation for Mr. Redington's statement
QuAKrrR-rAsr fDRKE r. u.
Mr.. Fields, OF New York. has lus, tsken tho door
Mr. SHERMAN said that ne had hnscf made tho motion
without consultation with any person.
Mr. FRrAs. OF Richmond county deslredto. be UNDER
stood that he democrat had not voted for the rssolu.
as meant only a. joke The Clerk bad sometimes do
ayed the OF votes during the temporary
absence Of nsmbsrs and he mr. Frcsn thought that
matter OF courtesy notice should have 1sea taken Of
the Temporary absence or the Clerk from th chamber
He (Mr Frean) responsible for his only Hs
that, coming here N hs (Mr FreanJ did from .os ta
rantine dsrist he know perfectly well that coatagon
WAS cosAned 70 tho place where diseases rage
tason had not yet reached him (lar. Frsaa). 10
had renamed quietly in his scat aad hsd not isned
the gentleman from Tiosa county (Mr Dsv,s) Win ha
long outsvetc6ed and shaking his nsta the
lucky y sssp oS. q Sl N, svs Sssss. Il: Sss.s.S
further 70 cay Aa. he should resist BY eli lawful aaA par.
a1cntsry sans the consummasion Of coups bargains,
but thaA - should yed 10 the viii Of the paty u this
Assembly wheoever Speaker snouldbe properly elected
Mr.. rnaps then resumed tho floor, and afer several
questions = privilege had been raised and argued, COR
HAupAsr FIVE o'Csocx
Mr.. kusRos has just entered the Assembly Chamber.
AZ "a he reachcd his seat he 70 question OF
privilege and said that 10 wished give notice thai
time bad almost when the republicans would
. vote being taken. They would claim protection II
they s6se 70 protect themselves Again ts said
they would try 70 protect themselves.
Mr.. FphDs on question " privilege said thsf The
marks Of the gentleman from OnoDdaga (Mr Munroe)
partook Of tho nature Of threat lie had probably
out TO arm himself. Mr.. Yields then made tho charge
that Mr. Post, OF Cayrga had during the exciting
in tbs chamber this morning entered the chamber armed
and drawn pistol from his breast pocket. This was
high breach Of privilege The gentIsman Ar POST was
in hssea and he (Ar Fields) desired inquire The
charge was true.
Mr. fusr did not reply.
Mr.. DARCY spoke in condemnation Of Mr. Calisot's
course and n defence OF his (Mr CaccsJ constituents
who hfd elected him III this ombly without any
knowledge that he fhr Calco would prove traitor for
they hated traitors ns much 70 day they did when
traitors fred the rst gun against Fort Sumter In ca
tion 10 the question Of privilege which had been raised bs
(Mr Darcy) charged that hs had member Of this
House place his hand on Distol In his breast pocket
while other republicans had rolled up ~ r sleeves look
INK as they were ready u plunge 20 their elbows In
they had better leave this chamber and TO tho i,arfa
hannocS where tho enemies of our country gathered
After Ioug debate on all sorts Of subjects
Judge DEas M basis of conpromse offered ,he fol-
low ing rcsolutions-
Resolved, That this House take a III three
O'Clock on Monday, aSrhch hour immediately siies the
calling ~ the ro and before tho reading of tho Journal,
shall be taken Speaker and Cork, 90 that Mr..
Trimmer may be speaker, with Mr. Cushinsn Clerk or
Mr. epcw, Mr. Davis o. Mr. Sherwood speaker with Mr.
sckes Cerk. with the understanding that ali oranlt.
tees and places under tho gentlemen elected shall be
fairly equally and Justly divided between tho poit
cal parties aud this vote shall be interrupted by de-
bate or explanations of any kind upon any point.
Mr. NATION, OF oswego, would firmly object 10 any
resolution tnat might be- offered here and 20 any motion
that might be made 10 adjourn. Ho had seen faith
broken before. He would hore At MS pst 90
long a. life was in him, until an organization was
Effected
The Clerk Z dcd that the resolution Of Judge Dean
could not be tanned objection had been made
W ~.
Much commot,on at this time existed on the foor
scveral members were proposing compromises, Mr.
Fields sll holding hts right 10 the ioor.
Mr.. FmAs, of Riohmond, on a question Of privilege,
offered tho following resolution
Resolved That the Sergeant alarms be Instructed 20
examine each member the floor snd 20 report forth
with whether any of ths members armed ~ carry
concealed weapons, and the the names n the
n mhers armed, In order that this House
may take such action tbsy deem necessary.
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