Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-30
Correspondence OF the Free Press. ]
The New oTk Legislature.
ALnANr. y. Y. Jan. -. Isl

ALBANY. Y. Y. Jan. -, ls'i2.
Dcgr Free Press:
After several days adjournment the New
York Assembly again met last evening, and the
business Of course was to effect if possible the
organization Of the House. IN hour before it
WAS time for the Assembly TO meet, the passages
to the Assembly chamber were crowded, and it
was with difficulty that the members at the
appointed hour made their way through the
densely crowded halls to the Chlmher itself II
is hardly necessary 20 say that the crowd was
composed in part If delegation FROM Brook
lyu, where Mr.. Callicott, the present Republican
NOMINEE for the speakership resides.
The Assembly id nothing last evening but
adjourn To u O'Clock to-day.
On again assembling to-day it VAs evident
that there was les excitement and greater prob
ability Of making progress IN the business on
hand. Though the glllerc, and lobbies were
crowded, there was not the l.sorIcr and inten-
t.onal disturbance If yestorhv. The democrats
it soon appeared. had a game # their own to
plav. and could atiorl to be little more quiet.
They began by putting forward Tom Fieli Of
Nov York, who made somewhat elaborate
speech IN favor of order md the Observance Of
conventional rules The democrats, he would
have T.. were very anxious 70 preserve quiet aud
da.a7am. hut the Grrublir,us woull not allow
IT, The Republicans hal set trap f.r the
Democrats and he warned his friend, in the
gallor.ss. not to fH into that trap, and bring
thcmsgl,c' into disgrace, 10y seu'uS up row
It will be rcIrcmherci that tbs Tom Field IS
the lea Ie7 in all democratic performances on the
floor. 1t was hc who tolscl five hours against
time in giving his reasons Tor asking To- be cS-
cu,cd from voting when an d,'ote was out of
order. Il was he Who male the agreement IN
behalf Of his party that induced the R,puilican-
t5 adjourn las. wcyk. with the expectation of
baIour- ueN Jay mr spcilcr,-whicl asrcc-
meut va- most siaucfully broken lv tbr den'-
Gratis. Yet this.Tom Fieil, today. was an oi.ler-
loving man, and regretted extremely tlat biz
opponents bad persisted iu making sleb D., q.
tuIbancc Il was plain th,t -omcthug V,- Zoo
f-lov or unusual interest 1ui SD thr- ij
oc,ur sn event that WAS one ut tiic points ia the
c-m" Mr. Dean. the Democratic candidate f.r
sp,lsc.. r-c and lc,rus' ta .er,, longer a~
canl.d7tc f'r tine SpeiAushl. aud uauinsied
Mr. Trimmer o. Monroe county. o- c1ui.la;e
fr tb,t otl-c. Immeliatir u..a this uomin,-
t.an t,e lIui-, adi.uraol. Hha Jc rhenrc-
s-e .f 'l'.. ,1,.tlou Of th'- uev cirIa.,re .lv
i.t fet..I 200 Dr. informed u IS dominated
with o. ,l,' "a, obtain lb. ,.ty,. rnoa J,rao-
crr- rl.hty. bither,a ,etri s'tl tbe E,putl.-
e.H~ w. Trimmer l1, t.,u Several veor- 70
ia.na,r OBJ. ne Ilou-e. AMI though seldom or
u,,,r taking nm active pant ir debate. ', a ra.a
of sHae influence, ami ts,or.tc with u.rtcr-.
Ifbc i- ,i,s;eI Speaker b,voaitvl be leau.,
Of bic ucr,u,, rather than bi, I- >.t,c virtue.
Whl- -Aeua1 not have thr ~-id.uc-s aui OUT
-raaaa manner .c,u,rei iu d as.i.-s ofiser.
Or, ia- th- mli manners sul pleasing adlra-
a.tr.. -a'u l'u ,e'c-.
bus, taa- stated l..,ay Oh. .aur-e ot affair,
up OIL. Erie a1.-. THr subject, cauuo.t-i t.i.h
tts Te-.l,ur.. tle d .r et Sarator To- to--
-r.ss. which depends ulaa tie issue Of The rr'--
on, struggle, and the part ,hat Go,. seymour
is taxing, and the action Of the Senate request
ing tlc Governor 20 call o1t The Militia So f,ra-
may leucelci to keep order in the Assembly, and
other l.alred topics, am compelled to p1,s hv