The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

blythe Republicans Frightened Out
81 Their Own Position-They Escape
from the Dilemma BY the AID Of One De-
mocratic vote-A compisse Back Down
by the Radicals, &c.
| ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1858.
Resolutions without number were offered this morning.
in tho Assembly, for the purpose Of drawing out
one side or the other. The republicans, however.
| exhibited determination not to face the music
They threw down the gauntlet yesterday and banter
| ed the democrats TO . discussion. The latter
accepted the proposition and announced themselves
ready TO commence the debate then any other Time
This bold front frightened the republicans and they com.
menced flying about like flock Of sheep with dog
amongst them, wearing upon their counenances all the
indications that they considered their moments were
at hand. Never did set Of completely back out
| Of position or banter that they had made.
The same course has today been pursued by the re-
puSlcans Their dodge been TO lay everything On the
and prevent discussion Having succeeded in laying
the resolutions offered this morning .e table BY one
vote, and that vote demscra. mr.. Calcot of Kinesl
they seemed 70 gain Courage and lose their frightened
appearance As soon that question decided Mr.
snan o. New York, called up the emancipation
uton onered by the republicans yesterday The repub.
ncans however, Immediately made the motion 70 lay
on ire table which they succeeded in CARRYING by the
put an end to the discussion and baong for Speaker
was again renewed. The republicans finding that
they had got of tight place by OF one demc
cratic VOTE laid one side their long faces put more
cheerful countenances. Never did Of more com.
pieey repudiate their own action back posi-
lion boldly taken than did the republicans on this
occasion. They exhibited in every action every move
| ana vote, lear that their position the emancipa-
| ton proclamation not tenable and not in
accordance with the sentiments Of the people, and that
discussion would likely drive some votes from them. To
lay the whole matter the table therefore ques-
ton Of l.e and DEATH But shame party that win
banter ano Nor to discuss with them their principles and
then when banter is accepted Sneakingy crawl out Of
it. No greater evidence is needed that they know
they do NOT repr vent the feelings OF the people, and
are ashamed 10 proc)a ''a their party doctrines.
The Deadlock in the AssembIy-New
Phase Of the Contest winch Side 10 be
Benehsted by an Org. .n.,on-The
Ehcct that IL Will Have Oh Inc se1@-
torAal Question-New Develoun shts OK
that Point, &c., &c.
Albany, Jan. 15-p. u
ihe Aioany e." .sA s;, dreaming about "dead'
tic votes and the necessary results o. Ina,
tion Of affairs Each side - Singing 70 acpe shss 'A'
have ~ -. Ssaried OFT az. bolt But all such
for neither side presen. eAoeis = a ass., s
durance The der,ccrasv .s NY sas n.na s,.0,soan,1v
az party is to be beaehtted by organizations
answer II Themselves by declaring that 1t s the re-
publican IhS.t is the party which has managed State
affairs for several years, and it is the officials Of that
party w,o desire legislation 10 legaize their official acts
The State declared against their control Of affairs and
rley legislation let them yield to the voice Of the
people Of state aud the Legislature will be organized
by the conservative party.
The strict adherence Of those classified Union demo
Gratis to republicans and the allancc which appears
TO have formed between the republicans and those
supp sed to bc men, destroyed all hope the
part the democrats to secure the election OF United
1ades,s sSoud be .os esGaeh ' to e one
Of their rnbad men, lie Wadsworth, Greeley
Field; consequently one OF their great points
hopes that
the progress Of the political revolution win be strong
Of me Legislature al the next November election There
| Is way foc them TO accomplish il,
rss ruesasy February, the day liked by law for the
Of United States Senator This day hav passed
over without an organiza.ion no election can take place
TINS winter without the passage special acts which
easily be defeated with the strict appliances Of par
nex, Year in this state will turn upon the United States
question The vacancy having occurred during
Of the Legislature, the Governor cannot
point and have the advantage OF holding the
| position
ard affairs here clearly show that the democracy
fast drifting nto that position by virtue Of the daily
The rad cals are vainy hoping for If The other side
have legislation and are determined to try 10 eject
TO cease their stand stl pscy, and in some way ssoe
the election Of Speaker before the first Tuesday febru
ali improbable that shal! have some important
develosnens 10 this line Several of the aspiranis for
Senaioral honors are hero and are becoming quite des
peratc, and there no telling what they may not do
when they their chances to try ther hands at an
election fast fading away.
The Excitement About the speakershIp.
| ALBANY Jan. 10, 1868.
There has been intense excitement IN political cir.
c!es all the afternoon and evening, over flying in
regard probable change Of front by the republicans
Speaker. The fact that Cacott, off Kings, voted with
the republicans the resolutions to-day aroused the
suspicious Of the democrats that there something
behind this affecting the Speaker This strengthened
by that Of Cacotts friends stated about
week ago that If this dead lock continued much longer
the republicans would compromise by nominating
Callcot for Speaker; and further by the fact that
Friday last stated that be informed the repab
Leans that If they would nominate him, necessary 10
his election in tie Assembly, he would for
| himself The republicans have. however. become DIES