New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
ALBANY.
THE CORRUPTION COMMITTEES REpoRr-A yorn
or CEssURR PASSED UPON MR.. GLrNN-Ex-
CITING SCENE IN THE ASSEMBLY. 80.

THE CORRUPTION COMMITTEES RHPoRT-A v0rH
OF CEssURE PASSED UPON MR.. GLENN-Ex-
CITING SCENE IN THE ASSEMBLY, $50
sr r.IsssArw TO TRIBUNE III
ALBANY, April 10.-The result of the inyesti-
CATION into the OF Mr. was well known 10 tina
House last evening and there was so much feeling una
the subject that It feared the Democratic meune.
would not wait for the Committee but order IL " repos
immediately so thaf resolution expelliDg Mr. Glenn
could be offered the day the latter preferred TIA
charges. The excitement was so intense that NJ
Jacobs and few other prominent members com,
seled adjournment. The New-York menbe,.
would not adjourn. and at last Peter r. Sweeney Va.
sent for TO quiet them and under his advice an adioyr
ment concurred IN This morning the feeling wa.
modified but it intense enough TO the fear thu,
ndiscreet action would be the result AS as the n
port Of the committee read Mr. Fresr the foo,
and read paper indicating his position. Then thar.
was q great stiffness throughout the House, when N,
Herman and read resolution providing Tor the cen
OF Blr. Glenn before the bar of the Bous.
prefacng IT by few caustic remarks the action OF
that gentleman. This msde Mr.. Pitts rise pro,e.s
against any such action tho bare reading of report Of
Committee. before the House had read oDe par,ic
Of evidence. Besides every knew that the chnx.
not preferred by Mr.. Glenn out OF maicioasnes.
but from consciousness that he doing his duty M,
Pitts denounced the action " Mr. Herman in a nay,,
mentary way. but the Speaker disregardins ALI rule.
called him to order and Mr. Pitts rstoried by eharrn
In
Chairman OF the Committee asked that the resolution IA
postponed. and he wac supported in this reque,,
by Mr. Pond. Mr.. Bigel0w earnestly protes,a,
against the action OF Mr. Herman Messrs sekrez ana
Baupey impored Mr.. Kienan recover his resolution
but Messrs Jacobs and Clark insisted on the House pain
tanning ts dignity and that should pass the resolution
Mr. Jacobs seemed TO have reganed the courage which
deserted him the other day. In tho midst Of the debas
MI Glenn and asked 10 say few words in explains
IIa had lad m
Mr. Glenn he out Of order The old gentlemans Ian
guage parliamentary. and the matter qnes,
ton OF privilege In which he had been assaei tie
Speaker clearly had right to choke him down
The debate becoming very excited, and As them
was an evidence of the Democratic leaders WITHDRAWN.
the resolutions temporarily Mr. Jacobs mvoed the pre-
vious question them. and they were adopted twin
be that the Republicans voted sodly against the
resolutions. and with them went number OF Democrats
The affirmative votes all nom the Democratic slds
OF the House.
The people OF New York must remember that this vote
taken after the members had heard written reIo5
read before single piece Of evidence offered and In
the face OF the fact that Mr. GlennsmOst intimate fens
that tho latter only had preferred the charge
because he believed he doing his duty. Mr. Frcir
generously and asked that the censnre be not passed
until the Committee report balance OF the testimony
taken before IT,
Mr.. Glenn had the jew Lewis, who offered BIN the
money arrested this morning. and taken before p0tos
Justice when charge OF bribery preferred against
him. He was bound TO stand his trial neKt week
The DistrctAttorney Is 10 prosecute him. He made Ger
tain statements contradictory OF those given before Tie
Assembly Committee.
The Senate tins afternoon passed Senator Hairs fes
luton to investigate the charges In relation TO The
sage OF railroad bills resolution TO extend the lnSsf
CATION into the ckobbng speculation OF the Senators
since tho railroad was commenced voted down The
Committee, composed OF Senators Hail. Thayer and 10
wards. Is good and honest one.
The Assembly tonight ordered to third reading sno
Their surface railroad job-tbe One hundred andtweniT
fifth st. road. It win destroy Bloomingdale Road IL
has already passed tho Senate.