The New York herald., 1870-04-06

Assembly, with Q few suggestions m opposition to
those made BY Greeley before the committee yeater-
day With reference TO separating the Bureau Of PerB
and Docks from the Department Of Public Works.
The republicans looked st0dly on while the scythe
was In operation. Their eoquence ana their enthu-
siasm were all expended on the election bhl.
TwEEDs
goo9 nasnred iaee flushed like the rising sun
the discussion was progressing lie was as watch
Iul as cut before m0usehslc. reaay for spring
vitality OF his measure.
PICTURE FOR HosABrH
was tne group Of spectators outside tno rai.. Tney
were pled twenty deep ana with open eyes anu
mouths took In the whols exciting kcene. me AS
semsiy took recess for the purpose OF being pre-,
theJ were present IN crowds insdc and outside the
Oarfers. Such eagerness, such cnlnestheS5 huch
S various expressions Of hope and iesr were pro6a.
before.
YHR ONLY ONE
York kn. gnts was senator Thayer, Of Rensselaer,.
he literally 'ss00d up" with them, Ike "thc uest
man. aud bore the sneers OF his political colleagues
without flnchiHg, and took the voting down OF hts
own amendments in batch with Arctlc GOODNESS.
THE ACTION or THE REPUBLICANS
last night at when Greeley harauguei the Senators
and so beogged them thnt they thought II better TO
vote ior the Charter and be done with it. Is an ugly
and lncompreheHstole thing. a N
THE WORST THING
the MOrrissey boys could have done was to bring
Greeley here OH their shoulders, lie fairly played
the mischief with all their plans and expectations by
the shanbltng manner in which he argued now for
ana now against the bill When he had mudtlied up
tue business to the best OF his ability lie shuied OF
to the half-past one O'Clock train this morning.
AN OFFIoiOUs NEGRO,
seeing one leg OF the venerable Rentcmans panta.
looms gathered up over his boot kindly smoothed 1t
Gown and got q Growl for his palms,
THE LAST GUN
IN the grand Charter battle was nred IN the Senate
chamber az five O'Clock to-day and was echoeu by
the cheers OF tho assemDlage. The young dcmO.
cracy, with Achilles Genet standing by the nag to
the last, Ike hero who did not pretend to know
that he was beaten, hauled down their nag grace.
FULLY aud surrendered-ali Of which means that she
Tweed-Sweeny Charter passed, without any amend-
mens, by Oil overwhelming majority Of 80
TO 2. 1t was sent TO the Assembly, from
which body Speaker Hitchman, all jnbilant,
sent the bin to the Governor within ten
minutes; Il may have been signed ana have become
law BY this time. Whatever the opposition TO some
OF its provisions may be- the opinion very strong
In the Senate, as the vote indicates, that II Is
TIE BEST CHARTER
New York ever had. The Old democracy ore salts.
fed and the young ones will have 10 be satisfied
untl they can try their strength again at the eiec
ton on flie third Tuesday OF May That they fought
the fight gallantly to the bitter end cannot be
denied. They exhibited pluck and perttnacity
enough to win any cause only such qualities were
needed 10 insure victory. But tho result proves,
aIter ALL that 1t takes general to lead army. and
unfortunately for them the generalship was on the
other side.