The New York herald., 1866-04-05
new JERSEY POLITICS.
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TIE DEADLOCK IN TaE LEaaIsl alJ42.E.
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NO JOINT MEETING YET.
MR.. SC0yEL STILL FIRMLY HOLDS OUT.
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TIE SENATE TO ADJOURN TG-NsRROW.
R. SCOvEL STILL FIRMLY HOLDS OUT.
TIE SENATE TO ADJOURN Yq-A5RRoW.
The Radicals in Washington Watch
ing the Game.
'Ihey Assert that Two Democratic Senator's
Can be Bought lip.


The evoutions Of the day in the matter Of the grand
kpotica struggle now the tapis here, were opened in
the Senate chamber this morning In manner more for
tcbly sharp than particularly honorable aud praise
tworthy l have in view, in thus commenting, the
fact that some one who not especially remarka
Z bic lover Of hi; country's welfare in the coming
hours Of It's history set the hands OF the Senate
clock five minutes ahead OF the proper time, with
\ view, as seems very evident, to aid In springng
q carefully prepared trap" But, fortunately, the
hand OF God nterposed az were, through the Of
God AS the clock in Its advanced slate' de
noted halfpas nine the Senate called TO order and
Senator Reeves repuocan) was called TO the char but
the chaplain, happening 20 be present "thus early com
lnenced pray and before ho had concluded r ssove
arrived also did OF the democratic members
| who until then among the "found want
ting' by the conservatives Here Vt may not be
amiss 10 remark that who have been
identified with radical measures and who have been
bitter in their enunca,ions against the johnson admin
istaton changing their base somewhat by allowing
to be understood that they willing in every way to
favor wise reconstruction policy The truth Of the
matter Is that they have not nobility OF nature enough TO
out boldly and say that they VIII support the Presi
dent, Just they did when they said that they would
support Mr.. Lincoln, right wrong-knowing that By
thus nobly supporting him they giving strength to
tho war for subdulng tho rebellion and preserving the
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prosperous and permanently ned; but, unfortunately,
their personal interests their party ties, hold them
cut loose from those tis Yet, under these ercuin.
stances, Notwithstanding, they fear their fate aud
aie reincunt 10 endorse the measures OF the mdi'
Gals OF the Congress of tho United States; they
are fearful Gs said before, account of their
interest TO go directly against them Besides they are
very anxious TO now elect some Senator who
u not c0pperbcad, for the that they ''are
not so sure" thai the next State election will sustain
them again in olico and power These remarks have
caused me- true Irom the strict line OF
porting the proceedings to-day in the Senate but never
thcess they not uncailcd for II is well that the
truth should be spoken, and II is proper that should
come IN the matter OF politics in this STATE in this
OF course the arrival Of Mr. scovel and the democrats
operated isadyantageousy to the republicans, and
hence The little trap Of the latter was not sprung
dlcsex read the following from the New jersey Saie
gazette OF this morning.:
Site. ons.sd Tr: Robins sas carried BY Mr.
% Per 20 M long ssss Ss sr aa T s .S sc
treachery Of this man Is quite beyond doubt
The "hcn 10 the first line OF the above extract has
ton said that Mr. soovcl had nothing to do with
originating said resolution that he tAr ko1insl
passing his room door, aud that Mr. scoye promised
support it on being asked to do so, and subsequently,
After some diminishing remarks tending to, II poss-
BILE make II appear that Mr. scove was seen knockingm at
rsrcd 10 was under consideration before Its appearance
An the Scnate, -
Mr. scoye said I'll desire say 10 the Senator nom
Camden enator Ludam that he has tried to drive the
THAR into the democratic party, but he has not sue
cccded yet
Senator Ll,tlo thereupon ''bounoedn up remarking,
II desire to say TO the Chair that Is vey difficult
ghing 90 get into the democratic party
senator Buckley OF Passac county llowed by Offering
0int resolution that the Senate adjourn ss de on
Friday next
The vote stood as follows on this resoutlon:-
ysls-ressrs. Bnckiey, Datrr, Doughty Grer, Horncr
Kennedy, Little Martini Robins irusdei' inbeid Wright
! SAIs-Nc.srs. Ludism, Reeves, RIchey, scovel and
Nac-5.
AsssN1-Nessrs. Acton, Bisck,asn aud cobb--3
Aud i declared passed.
II Niii be observed that Mr Scove voted in the mega
tive Wo informed at the time that the resolution
,sy TO draw out Mr. scoyels vote on the question In
AoNed; the same. IL vi be seen, being closely con-
hscied Wilh the United States Senatorial contest
On Il being opeDiy charged that tho resolution was
offered Tor the object above stated Ir Scovol asserted
that the President OF the Senate not 10 be caught
AZ announced free oi further bnsiness.
Senator Blckcy thereupon introduced concurrent re-
solution for a Joint &C. sion 10 elect United states
.onator the session To be held on the morrow.
vote being taken IL declared lost, the figures
bong ~ follows
Yslsgessr. Acton. BIactmsu, Bueksy. Cobb llornor,
1.gilam Reeves. RlgAey, Ware and wrgh 10 ..,
NAys-Hcasrs Dater Doughty OreI, Kennedy, Little,
MARTIN. Robins, " kcovel. Trusd~ Winfield and Nurtsli
The senate then adjourned 20 meet at three Z. ".
Tho nomination u Nr. ss'te last night, In caucus, by
portion " the republicans Of both houses, has not o.
produced marked effect io the direction Of tho
se,ilemcni of tie pending difficulty.