The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

members ssn4 hero nom the several counties
Der M penalty q slocdsSsd ana broken heads WIN Be par
cuAriy agreeable 10 tbs voters and Taxpayers Of hs
ss!s re informason that ne bloody sosnss that cha
% the designs o. the order loving and law abiding citizen,
rsry arrests and the Illegal confinement Of our citizens IN
ceived in tho galleries Induced Mr.. Fields later in
his speech 10 assert that II Mr.. Cacot elected
% ns w So1le o. and : ss
Cove ,s later ssssrssd that Saleai was Elected
bio would never reach the Speakers chair. This rho
Towdies, under the employ Of the Regency, endorsed
Thus the contest wcst on, with ~ Of threats
being taken today. No one can look upon tho action
Of tho democracy to-day in any other light than as
clear violation Of all principles Of honor which gentle
man TO another. They yesterday fully and dclibe-
yatsly entered into solemn agrcrmsnt 10 allow the vote
70 e oay s %, s
being taken day. but also hst tho Legislature shall
be crganzed by the election Of Mr. ,aicot as speaker
The debate 10 day assumed such . revolutionary and
bar baross tendency that became rbat alarming
Men elected menbors Of the Legislature, declared that
man may be elected, bit be cannot be inauguraied
Speaker and that sentiment taken and echoed by
Of the hardest looking crowds gathered together
Ign roughs Tasg this ID congestion with the fact thai
democratic members boastngly asserted N their friends
I'VE have 90. them there are plenty Of six shooter. 10
people Of this State there could possibly be
graceful scene, and what they think Of here
10 make laws for the people obey who would stand up
and deliberately make speeches 10 name the lobby and
advocate not only the overriding of law and order but
urge on theec roughs 10 commit persona! violcnceg
Matters had reached such position that the repubi.
thought best TO for adjournment long enough
for the democratic 20 totber and whore
oil this is ieadag 10. An adjournment accordingly
bad until next "Wednesday. This the democrats cons1
cred great victory but they e realize tho secret de
termination OF the republicans The only result Of the
speeches ~ the democrats has been unite 1ny
the republicans.
Tie democrats gave as q reason for the violation Of
their pledge yesterday ~ debate that the resolution
the journal 10 regard % u not corrscty recorded
but this Is all hunbug They deliberately decided In their
caucus this morning. before they knew what hid been
recorded on the Journal 70 prevent at all hazards vote
being taken today.
COMMITTEES viii now probably be appointed on esch
side try and settls this difficulty II s due 10 Dean
Richmond that II should stated that no did all that
10 his power 10 prevail upon tho members Of his
party 10 cea@e their infsmnatory speeches. and quietly
into ballet, urging that The courss they we're pursuing
would ruin the party But Few a the members,
however, would listen TO his advice and nost Disgrace
fui sc.se the result.
To has made decision the Police Justice
qnesioi Ia tn place Of Mr.. Brennan. lie has not yet
recsiyco the 70 EQUATION Of M. Brennan.
No ia, been fixed upon for the trial Of the Police
Commissioners bot Is quite certain thai day 10
February viii be nxed upon.
tendance not very foil No indications were evinced
Of inieution Withdraw Mr.. calco for the Speaker
ship.
me frissds Of Judge Dcsa rcfuss let him withdraw
foe the present. and Insist upon his waiting until MASTERS
are further developed