The New York herald., 1863-01-25
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.



ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1859
Mr. THoxAs c. FEIps oNew York. question Of pri'
vese desired bring TO the notice or shs House the
gross libel and misrepresentation contained IN an
article in the New York EVENING Poa oe ysstsr.
day, designating him a. ths leader of import.
cd runnans and bullies. He denied the state
msnt, and held that although the dsmscrais had
resolved and always Organization based
upon fraud and corruption, and bargain and sale, and
everything that was dishonorabe, yet they and
always had bcen and always would be- in favor Of main
tanning law and order.
The ninety ballot for speaker then taken with
the following result
Trimmer. 90
Depew. .....>...-.....l
The ninety -second ballot then taken.
When Mr.. Breeds name was called he voted for Mr.
ealcot. thus assuring him majority the vote then
stood.
A tremendous excitement followed this vote.
When Mr. Fields name was called 70 explain his
vote.
Immediately several republican members rose and
called Mr. Fields order, the ground that il
In order explain a vote y till tho call finished
Mr. FIELDS argued that during the whole session crpla.
nations Of votes had been ibs tho
name OF Q member was called. lie refused 10 give way
begged leave state that he had been unmed that
plan had been laid down BY David Dudley Field In tho
should persist tn calling the vote without taking notice o
any democratic member who might rise in order.
Mr. DAVIS sndeavored to interrupt Mr. Fields remarks
point OF order amidst much confusion and excite
ment.
Mr. FrsLDe refused 20 give way.
The confusion aud excitemsnt now became intense,
the galleries aud loobies joining IN IL.
Mr.. MortroS (dcm and, amidst the noise of the
outsiders moved that committee walt on the Governor
At this time all the members OF the Assembly wero
frna TI.rL 80, NJ uooon,s yoo,ion n, vota and a
clared IL carried.
Messrs DAYS. sherwood and Brand arc the committee
Mr. MrRrsr declared that the Clerk was only tho
desk by the OF ths members OF this Assembly
and that he should attempt to violate The rue he houd
move that the Clerk be removed and temporary pre-
siding officer be appointed who would observe the rules
Mr. FniDs continued speaking amidst repeated inter
Much eeufusiou and turmoil ted in the galleries.
In the of his remarks FbIp- read letter
from Juo Lytngstou Of New YORK, u Fernando Wood
begging ,ha, he ir wood) would go for cslioot FOR
Speaker and stating that Mr. Caicot bad several times
called on the Hon. d. 0'Brisn, member q the prsseat
| Assembly 20 obtAn Introduction to Fernando ood,
and that Mr. Cacot said that Mr. Wood would assist
him (nr. calIsy % gain the spea.srshp, he (Ar cAi-
| lbcotj would Dc ell be could 10 aid Ar Wood
" After irequent interruptions % Mr Fields In his rs
marks and exciting demonstrations from outsiders,
that t6s sas,cs uxht 10 compelled 20 order.
II this could b. accomplished IN sny other way, ne
| should move thai the galleries be cleared
M Mor1roS tdsm SAID that be did not desire 70 seop
the freedom os debate but further dsorderiy pro.
ccedines were bad n the galleries he should insist on
having them cleared there no force hers 70 90
he should for committee 20 request the Governor
N depotss sufcest number of " preserve ordey
here.
quiet men osing restored,
Mr.. nKlD> continued bis remarks, saying hat every
effort should BE- made by him 70 prevent tho cntsumns
ton tbs infamo1s bargain. IL should no, 10 carried
| through uplsss 10 was done on TIN sabbath. IN ths
| course d his remarks, while declaring MT. Islc''
1 coyyupt and unns 70 occupy tke SPEAKERS shsw
| he charged ttss Ia 1850. whep Mr. CsliisDt xa'
| . nnmbrsy n the Judiciary Comnit,ce, there wAs
Ia hi e.ors that committee, In 2e dee1t Il
which rsntleman u this city largely ntsftses -
aSopnt a his ps landswd of this sniren snfs
The bl was reported against ny M caicpt un1t "
usss % and uY ahco, srpvcsssd 10 tho hon
he fky Fsjas) referred ne opinion that the h
| unjust ard IMPROPER The following lay ne -cnt W.
| folkwtns ettes w the gcntlem orpscd 20 The bill
\ CrsGYrss HAff, Atgxvy, xaF Us lNp
prAa srx--wiii you Do me th- svcr ~ lend you
check nor ono hundte1 dolars for few days Au
,.e,ed draft has beeu maize 10 b. psd to-day,
mali have 70 send home for the money Please scur III
| amount Ter bearer, and much oblse. Yours uul.
r. &. CAfIlrDT
Mr FI1ps, resuming his remarks, said-Ibe perscn
whom bi. letter seui happened 70 be out ~ town
the time ID wHs delivered Thrte days afterwards hi
ral.,cot sent 10 gentleman requesting loan
, | ope hundred and nny dollars. The gentleman
! | -etps the Object of Csioot retused him th
| loap 1np would have been nothing had NJ
ca cot lnspneda ae.y after s occurrence gone INTO f
House and led 10 the passage q the bill be hs
| before reported against a. "unht 70 pass" ne ~