The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27

Murphy, and other ring Senators was more than Mr..
s,ns. S Sou'a endure every wora ne pe,ec % %
that he had Jared q hundred per cent. better
under Republican rule than under Democratic
Administration. Under the Radicals he WAS on a
Committee on Railroads; now he found bimseif on
fourth.rato Committee not worth naming. This
lie regarded as an Outrage. Then Graham went
on the rampage, and dlscourscd with equal bitter.
ness and vehemence on the Governors appoint.
ment. and multiplicity Of other subjects.
SO wrathy did little Graham become that Big six
interferred and endeavorcd TO sssuage his feelings,
but little Graham was inneIble, and continued his
attacks. BIZ Sir. who is always accustomed 10
Lave bis wsv got mad himself, and then an slterca.
ton between Zig Six and little Graham followed.
The Grand Slchem was so furious that tie little
senator threatened TO bolt.
Big six told him 10 20 ahead and do as he pleased.
Mr. traham angr1ly seized his tile and made rush
ior the door, swearing vengeance on Big sis and the
Ring II was with much dificulty that three or four
Senators could catch him by the coat tail and pull
him back. They detained him In a corner until
they persuaded him that he had better stay and not
Prince Harvey Genet suddenly loomed up like q
full moon aud dead silence followed. Much anxi.
gong TO take. The Prince did not dlsappont them,
Tor he pitched Into Gov. Hoffman with the ferociiy
Of Bengal tiger. and said among other sweet things
THE NAN DOWN STAIRS
had not advised ard consulted with the Senators
s49ut his appointments, as be ought TO have done.
i ms -eened TO him ss the Governor did not care
time to teach him lesson. Henry G. Muir
phy came TO the Governors rescue. Muir
Phy thinks he II legal phenomenon and In that
belief sained into legal argument as to whether II
was the Governors duty 20 advise aud consult Seha-
hypothesis he quoted four thousand authorities; be
went back to the days Of the Colonial Governors Of
New Amsterdam when similar question was dis
cussed ana the most eminent lawyers In the Colony
unanimously decided hst the advice and consent OF
Senstors S was . matter altcesthsr Discretionary
Mnrphys law lecture oytr and senator Ircamer
came upon tue scene With
IuE OLIVE RnAScu
in lie hand. lie crsved OF the grave s.igniors
to lend lin their for = few seconds H.
advised the senators to keep cool and consider the
gn quarreing AZ the very outset OF the acssion and
thus suppy The eusmiss Of the Democracy with
feeling Mr.. Crcamer's remarks csimed the he iroS
blcd waters and before the storm had time break out
airesh, Big SIX put the question, and the sequel was
that all agreed to
90 INTO SESSION TOMORROW,
and confirm all the appointments excepting Miller
McConihe and John b. Pearson. Before this result
was accomplished the Ring pledged their solemn
words of honor 10 the rebelOus Senators TO appoint
their nominee es for Hsrbor Masters ard Port War.
dens, as veil as other equally lucrative appoint
mcnt-, which they would never have consented TO
make under any circumstances week AGO. Before
ADJOINING the playful Senstors amused theniseve
by passing resolution epioining all present 10 keep
the proceedings a
PROFOUND SECRET.
This was pretty good ioSe, and was doubtless
meant AZ one Tie Idea of keep ng political secret
tuous Ike OF the season.
The Assembly Committee on Cities met this ftcr
noon and considered the av lcgahztng the election
% Henry Smith. Hank waa On hand anil so was Ia.
counsel, Rufus Andrcws When asked hy Swec.
NJ. whom he (Andrew) represented, An
people, he probably considered the Tammsny
Ring to which lie belongs the people. Mr. Swecny.
sareastcllv replied that he though Mr
Foley represented the people. The argument of
Andrews was q miserable failure. Among other
tbinrs be said the passage Of this law was impera.
the Board OF Supervisors had adopted, and which
were passed BY the vote Of Mr. Smith, would be an.
nulled Y Mr.. Foley was given the seat. Mr. Peter
Mitchell, member OF tie Committee, rejoined by
sors were annnlled-especslly tina, which appointed
Republican clerks and Republican msr.ha's An
drews WINGED under this sco<rhsr, Mr. Mitchell
spoke at some length sgaiust the bi and said thai
he thought II required an extraordinary amount OF
CHEEK AND BRASS
to ask Democratic Lcgislature TO elect q Republi.
can Supervisor. u'otlou to report lyorably on
the hi was !ost-Messrs. Mitchell. Tim Campbell,
Flag, Mosely, and flanagan voting against II I;
Aleck Fr,ar and Mick Murphy voted for It. Tie
bil was then laid over TO bo Considered next We'd
ncsday. smith and Andrews left with their tails
down, lookn, very morosc. They IRE making
strenuous efforts TO pass this bill. They have the
Republicans with then, and all tney want IS eg ter
Democrats o. vttc With ttem. 1Ley can
BuY THksa vorts
= p1cos ranging nom g. to 800. Que vote ctn
b" hOI-hI for tl0 rure. The Committee on Ctii~.
also considered the bill giving the Bo-r! Of Police
Justices OF your city, Nhich meet once a month
clerk at salsry OF 5000 year. This VII amount
TO gNing the lgcky Democrat, whoever he shall be-
$500 Tor every day's work he shall perform. This
i Que of tho'e economical measures Squire swetny
promised Us. sol