The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-19

hNNThtW AMENDMENT
Mr.. Mosely said that Inasmuch as the language
used by Mr.. Fields had been Incorporated IN the
preamble, and as the matter WIS to Ie made q part
the record OF this House II was lust and proper
that the LANGUAGE used 10y MIR Ainsworth in reply
Should also I've placed ~ the preamble. He would,
amble;
Ard Whereas, SAID Answorth did In his cficai capa.
& s sc . fsS sd S tue Sn Gs .r sGSy S eSss G
SsxSr,S Sa, t0S dl no aop vote oi Vsi
AnsWofth had before the Isgisature W" WV '''
TIC sre1ker Ak iGnircd Of the sie.ographer if 10
sisted In Mr.. Mosey's amendment
The stenncrapher said the gentleman, Mr.. Aims.
worth, sroteso low and u ere was ~ the time so
mach confusion that he did not fully take down MIR.
AnsWor h's remarks.
Mr. Fields rrised the roint Of order that M such
amendment could be mado unless u wns pnrt OF
the oficial proceedings OF the House. The sten.
ogrophe' had no such record of MIR Ainsworth's re-
MI. Mosely said the remarks were distinctly
beard by those IN the immediate vicinity. II was
not the iarlt OF Mr.. An-worth II tne uographer
Nh. Fields urged hi. roint OF order, that the Ian.
Tuage attrinuled 10 Mr. AIMS ORTIZ could not be in
The Speaker decided the point OF order well
taken.
Mr. Moscly said that. with MI duo Difference for
the speaker Tor whom We had great respect, he
would appeal from this decision.
Tng SPEAKERS DECISION REVERSED.
The votes on the arroil WIS taken by ayes and
noes. Willie the vote was being taken lar e nun.
her Of gentlemen arose t. explain thtis votes The
decision ol TIE Chair was reversed. = to %. A
ec,,ny ci debate 5 arose oo paI,mena,y questions G
which was now before the House.
NEW PROPOSITION.
Mr. Ficds. WHO seemed g. have tie whole House
against him. AM had fought his battles siu o., 1ud
el, lcfe male n dcsucraie 4 rust at lie nlversares
tie rruposed that tie re Oluii'n should he so
amended ~ 10 direct tie Committee to inquire into
all conversations among members and be
Ia HRn nA1
matters pertaining to legislation that while
Lne House va; about 1t .e wanted al these
wounded great many hirds. There was visible
| nG,teing ull over the noor. Cries Of " No, no r.
course s@mmsy vpeI down he sVe snS %a o.
not teing called. II would he inst rs unreasonable
to sSpse SrsS %sGSr; % to ;rsh proposition as
| cures in the Huckeberry Charter.
GOOD HuuoR REsruRsD
Mr.. Bergen arose and declare that Mr.. Fie'dss
proposition was most extraordinary ohe. but he
accounted for 1t by the fact that Yesterday was II
Pg,rcS's Day. roar OF laughter followed hi.
sally. viii temporarily ALA, ed q e excitement.
MI VT. M9sely amendme,t inc'rporatins the Ian.
without division.
TnE ISvEsrGArrNG COMMITTEE
The resolution for investigation then adopted
unanimously. TIE Speaker announced the follos.
John. Patrick. Seikrer, snow, and kicrnan The
House at a aralter after o'clock, adjourned until
episode las been talked Of eiuce the adjournment.
RESULT or rHE EXPLOSION
The excitement among members seems 10
strengthen vita every hour. Al harmonious action
very sirouZ vote overrulug the Soeaker on the ap.
peal demonstrates ooncusivey that he ana the
TS.se @@%any and c" aTs eG%T1'e @ s '"sT
sucn overwhemine rebuke mas beea admins.
,eTsd "SU tho sTease, 81 The BY ' 0w" party
There can he hu' one result The feuds which
have sriit the majority inio so manv ostile fac
iions, will he aggravated and emhitored Re
verge will he the Nemhers will smssh each
Others Iet sehere- and It woald no, he -urrrlshg
-bould perish In the general wrecN
FEELiSG or TuE COUNTRY DEMOCRATS.
Tie country Democrats seem 10 feel especially en-.
bittere ngn6s' Mr. Fields, ANA there has been uuc.
oud talk 1moos trem since the adjournment, o'
eKoelling him rom the House, should he fail fuy TO
suustaItiate his chnrpCs.
now THR REPUBLICANS BEHAVE.
The Ropub leans behave with Ctca decorum.
They generally reirlinod from taking part in the
row, which they regarded as q fnmilv qnnrre. and
one whicn cannot E TO benefit their party.
t.orough> fought, sir. Ainsworih as well As Nj.
The only thin- which has Given complete sn'isfac.
ton to all PARTIES IL the complexion OF tie Commit.
tee Mr. Htchman did himself great credit IT,
placing uron It two II is political opIunents,
Nessrs. Liteiohn and Selkrer, who command the
entire respect end confidence oi every member of
The Assembly. As The Senate has adjourned till
ouday evening, large number o. As.emblymcn
ell a usual loF < elf I'NcH 10 HnenN Tie IhhatI
md therefore no bu-ino.. OF importance viii be
transacted before TUESDAY.
SENATOR SoHroS's HEAD LEVEL.
Mr. Norton oHerel resolution 20 amend the Con.
.liulinn placing tie state u'dor the Fifteertl
Amendment Also, that every male citizen twenty
one vo!t- NJ ars and ten oay- snd one year citi-
zen Of the state md tour mouths citizen Of the
county may 'te. All other cilycus oi q G United
who have docared one Near before Offering to yole
thcir Intention to become citizens aud w1o lave
heen FIVE wears citizens % the United stntes, may
vote complain with the uru 4 Droyisipns ia
Oled un Ter the rule.
Mr.; Tweed moved for the appointment Of the
nsu subcommittee OF nine TO pass bills. Tabled
on the motion uf Mr. Genet
TICKET swINDLERs
Senator Wood intro ucel a bill TO nreve n the in.
Justice rerperated on cmigrant- ana others who
10 tai dscoycl into ticket Offices in tho city nf
New York, whore ticrc's are sold 10 them on the
different steamship lines At advnuced rates
ing those parties cpance- fDr uerpctrating frauds
procure VIII ten 1uihorttY from eac steamship com
Dapy. ani to display such authority In their re.
'pecnye omces and decla ing the houses disOrderly
or drafts. II Rlso contains a provision docpring
deroys, runners. hnckmen, and others, ~ho aid IN
Dr ging persons 10 such offices, nCcessOrics
Tie yreit injustice that II being perOetrated or
strangers In New York city las induced COL Nolan
10 secure II possible, the passage OF the law which
IL is TO he hoTed III rene I, an the abuses CON
rl,ined o. L Is expected the different sha perq
VIII De here ~ force TO oppose ilS passage. SOL.
Routine LcRi-I tive Proc ed'ng-.
In The Senate hills were introduced. extending
ca.e' ~ VIII hch wnis Of mdBdimus m prohibition
may N'uei hNluE TIC conn. nsntlOn OF
sltnOarapncrs In cOnrts; Tor tho protection
Of stoc tuo!dc-s 10 express and railway Co0pnnio.
Hls were passed inc casin the numhcr Of Judges IN
ne ClS ourt Of hootkn, incorporating the indus
trial lNhiNltol Company Of New YORK, the General
state Appropriation blll, and to uni1e the Police
n,mrtwenl nj Sew YORK city. The Senate adjourned
til Monduy evening,
In inc Assembly the h providing for the election Of
Judges o M" Cont II Appeals and Justices n Com
mon T. eis OF The CITY n New York was ra-scf Nj
Michrll r ported tn bin reducing the aie on street
ar 10 I'VE cents each passenger gong far Sixty
Nun .U'r', NcN Org 30 setting apart D park for
.hc scCt nd DIVISION Naun al Guard.
RIOT ~ RICHMOND.
Erncrn' Cnnby Ru SEES the Si"ge-MnyOr
h-on's Police stoned by tao C0IOrcd
Peop'c--hOts Fired -One Wan lSillrd
RICHMOND, Va, March lS-This afternoon Gen.
ral Candy intcrlcrod witn tho municipal trouble by