The New York herald., 1870-03-31
ments, I withdraw my excuse and vote in the aflr
NATIVE.
THE LIGHT or VICTORY SHINES.

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Franklin. Lowery.
TIE FINAL ASSAULT AND TRIUMPH.
Mr.. FREAR then moved that the bill he now read,
and called for The previous question, winch was Or
dered.
PEACE AND HARMONY
Mr.. KIERNAN-If the chairman Will decide me In
order will ask 10 be excused. have differed from
the majority OF my friends as TO the provisions OF
this b. am willing TO allow them the privilege OF
being considered as guided by as pare motives as
have myself; but trust, sir, shall never be found
national politics. trust SIR no matter wnat little
questions may vex and disturb the political comnu-
nifty OF the members OF this State-part OF whch
representa- trust sir. when this little din OF battle
shall ceass-when angry clouds Of disappointment
and clamor shall have passed away-that the bright
sun VIII shine upon the unity OF the democratic
party In every section or the STATE. withdraw my
excuse ana vote for the passage Of this BILL believing
that half loaf Is better than no bread. Appause)
NO SURRENDER.
Mr.. M. q. MURPHY beg to be excused from vot-
lng There are many provisions In TINS bill that
this bili cannot support. will not support the
provision that iegslates out or ONCE body OF gen
These circumstances cannot vote for the bill.
Mr. NAcHrMAN, tdem.l OF New York-ln my judg-
Mfnt New YORK should have local seli-government.
When the charter presented last week came up Tor
consideration voted Tor Its passage IN order to
meet met TN, the wSpts and desires q this House But rnd
Ing that IT did not meet its sanction and approval
ana believing this to be an acceptable charter,
vote IN the affirmative.
Mr.. oKEErE, tdem:l OF Brooklyn, said his absence
itoi' ehc housO ou AucSuoy iast uhu DccH iulSCou.
strued. He was uDintentlOnaly away that day; ana
now, to properly define his position to those pre-
sent he would say that had he been there, he would
have acted with the majority. His absence and
his representative position on the floor Of
that House had been entirely mIsconsIrned
by local journal. Some comments lad
been made as TO his presenting theatrical bill, but
1t his duty IN that House when any bill
TO him to present IT, AS consider the charter now
offered o good one vote In the Affirmative.
COLD CUT FOR CofPERHEaD.
Mr.. SNOW, (dem.) OF Otsego. The charter now In
trodnced does not belong 10 New YORK alone. IL
affects the people OF this continent and the people
OF The old continent, for they are coming here
by a c0pperhead journal upon the course he had
pursued, nor had the leaders OF the great party
capped abuse. But SUCH cayiiiings had gone for
nothing. lie would now say to his young friend,
whom revere FOR his talent (Mr. Kiernanl that the
destroying angel OF which he spoke few days since
has returned with healing on ms wings, and he Will
blnd up the wounds OF the young democracy OF New
York and viii gather together the dssevered de-
mocracy and bear them TO u higher destiny. ZAP
piduse aud iaughter.l
Mt. KiRRNAN--l would like to inquire OF my time
honored friend in what shape the destroying angel
Will returny Qaughter)
THE FINAL TRIUMPH.
On motion OF hr. JACOBS the Brooklyn Police b
was put on It's hnal passage and passed. The House
then adjourned.
After u few remarks by several OF the members
upon the beneficial results likely result IRON the
passage OF the charter the vote was taken and the
bill was earrledVeas ll6, nays 5-the latter being
given by Messrs. Irving, Nj. q. Murphy, Remer
Walker aud Wright. This brought the debate TO
close.