The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-14
INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
The speskership and the Vigilance Com
naittee, Sc.

ALBANY, Jan 10, 1893.
There hsve been developments the Speaker
question to-day The same monotouous bailoting con
tnuos Iikcy TO- until some hold Of tho
management side or the other Every member IL
closely watched by vigilance Committees appointed for
that purpose The democrats have appointed committee
OF outsiders. q whom stationed during
the session At the doors cadng 10 the Assembly chamber
10 prevent any on tins side ppearng during the ballot
ing. AID thus matters move along IN the same hum
drum style. All hands good natgred and the best Of
feeling exists between the contendng parties To all
appearances on the surface no whether
they organize or not, with far prospect &C continuing
10 that state OF mind until their constituents begin
raise a howl about their not organizing
The Senate hls gone through the form ~ meeting and
adourninr every day and that s about all THIS makes
up the routine daNy Albany except the Sc
erct caucus private c"niabs and mysterious talk % tho
managers on both sides all OF which hs no more effect
on the election Of Speaker than the iores bun against
the comet
1t viii Mt bc long before some OF the members yin
desire portion Of their pay which needs the signature
the Speaker 70 enable thom 70 draw II. Wbca tina, time
arrives, which will be at no distant day ye may lpd
some desperatc movea unIess thc rIns III nm,
Soppage Of supplies often has great effect and II m
possibly settle the speaker imbroglio tins time.
ALBANY Jan, l3-loP ~
The usual caucuses have been held this afternoon but
change the programme has been adopted by either
nor have any OF the political philosophers managing sug
gested any combination for they all stand
looking on evidently expecting the lightning would soon
strike some one and make him Speaker
combination Of Thomas G Fields FOR Speaker, and
H. A Risoy Of ChautauqIa, a Seward politician, for
Clerk, has been suggested from some quarters this
afternoon, aud witl favor III
certain quarters but thee las been nothing done as
yet IN favor Of That by the members who
are 10 decide the question that would
indicate rs adoption probabilities Tor That
compromise has got TO he made before pcd takes
place aptareAt to every The article u Mr. Weeds
IN Yesterdays Erc7itaJ journal II gti the sab ~
general comment Mr. Weed tins eleb.np declares that
he expresses hi naiouai matters and not
that any person IN Washington. Frtn this es,on
II Is efiden that he the crsl7 OF the untry the
rocks nd shoils that drifting upOn and appeals
10 his countrymcn. with the tones mud Of patriot
to SHIN the fanatics and false pilots that fastening
our ruin The article IL having great elect this
quarter
Ihcfoowing dispatches passed between the capitals
Of New York and renusylvan to-day
: = HAnRIsBi n Jan. ~ 1873
To Hon. GI.rERT DIAN Albany
Hucknir" elected United States senator Pennsylvania
sends greeGugs 10 the democracy q Nes York
ALBERT ID BOILEAU.
- Albany Jan. l3 1866
To ALEtRr - BoItE,u. Harrisburg
The democracy New York congratulate tic democracy
81 Fennsyl anis on their triumph, We stand tn the
Thermdl ylr of the Union, and viii holi poslion.
GILBERT DEAN