The New York herald., 1863-01-26
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
Subsidence Of the Storm Of
Saturday.
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Everything Quiet i'm the Ca
pital.
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The Radicals Confident Of the Election
Of CallicOt.
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Caucus Of the Conservative
Members,
&c., &C.. 90.

Tho storm In the Assembly chamber yesterday ha.
fully subsidcd Both sides laugh heartily tho
righteousness Of tho scene. E,en Nr. Church, who
pounded his desk hard and positively asserted a the
top Of his voice. so 70 be heard above all others
"I mad . and Davis who, with great flourish OF bis
hong arms declared the dcmocraS You have raised
whiriwlnd, but viii ride tho storm" now confcrs
that they sold themselves for sixpence.
The excitement has fully died out. and good feeling
exists Although the affair really ludicrous scene
yet Il would have taken but nttlo 70 have mAdo II
a serious matter. II Of those who excited
tnat they did what hcy about, several
admit to-day that they not what they
doing, had accidentally hat OF their opponents tho
comcal performances would have been turned into
tras edy small spark would have started the nre aad
No cou,d told where Il would have ended. Had
anything serious occurred the repuh ans would have
been rcspo sblo
II has been qiiset Sunday The hotels have had the
appearance OF being deserted. Every one has kept his
room, and all the and negotiations that have
been gong tlroup hout tho day have been by small
parties No would have supposed from the extreme
quiet that such question the election Of Speaker
under consideration.
The republicans declare they don't any caucus,
that their men are all hrm, that not man waycrs and
that Calicots election IL naed fact. They surely ought
10 be able 10 Keep them all in their traces for they have
imported enough men from different parts oi the state to
accomplish that object II II " possible Somebody must
baye expcndcd u great deal " money tins long
test may be those who here for jobs for IL In
asxcraincd that about four lIths Of the regular
sanding Albany lobby lists doing their utmost - 10
cure the election of 1aeot should events really prove
ho s under the control OF this element the radca
who have been boastng about their vlrtne purity and
honesty and denDnncing Weed on the sc1rc II corru,
ton, win Ind themscivef in a 10 cnviabie position
before the country Thec true character will thus be
fully revealed and understood by the masses
Tho republicans in fact held ~ CAUCUS, because they
are afraid of general smash up they do, ana content
them IN bring ng outside pressure upon each doubt
lu Individual. In this way they may be able to elect
Callcot
evening ea OF their members refused 10 participate,
the ground that the question ~ agreeing upon pro-
test accept any place on committee was 10 be
considered Tho democratic caucus la. lelosen O'Clock
+. Just adjourned after AL Interesting session lteso
lutions In substance follows were offered aud dis
cussed:-
That the republican candidate for spcaser had IN
his conduct in obtaining tue noniIn.t'op, and by
his acts AZ . member of the Legislature u
1890, shown that he influenced by i'm.
proper motives, and that these facts having been
charged upon him In this contest aid explanation nor
denial by either himself friends. that under the cir
cunsanccs his election presiding officer would be an
insult 10 the democratic cIn bcrs tend defeat
all honest and legitimate legislation. They therefore
pledge thensevos the event o Calicots election a.
speaker any committee during the session
and that whist tbay poe themselves 10 support all bhs
and nccosary 10 tn. interests of tho state and
nation they viii resist all projects and schemes designed
Ssiy asos i~o-shsas Two q tho members Of ,hp. part,
were present. There wero several who would not y
bound by any such rescfions others who thoaghs ihs
subject ought ~ b. well considered before Adopted
TO ling manifested that Jusihes me IN saying thai
than majority on the democratic SIDE will adhere
% that position.
II referred 20 special committee report at
the request of friends Of tho resolution. but vote
had been taken upon It, least thirds pro-
would have voted for IT, and adhered u through
ont the scssion.
To III. probable election Of Speaker 10 morrow there
is considerable doubt. tn. republicans more
gninc than that Cacot viii bo elected The demo
Gratis asscrt that ho cannot be elected md confidently
that the republicans viii will not all vote Tor CAN
cot also that no person VIII be elected, unless Colonel
Trimmer IN.
Which will prove the best prophets have NIT the direct
facts. only runors TO Judge But from various
ces consider the most probable result will be- thai, there
viii be no election 10 morrow.
Matters mixed, however that either the election
OF Cacot srmnoroue just NJ probable m the other
-tnny take place. A depends the republicans ell be