The New York herald., 1870-03-25
wen right the wrongs Of which the people now
COMPLAIN. We now make

wen right the wrongs Of which the people now
complain. We now make
70 you to do something To help ms who have fought
to control their own electioDs He hoped the Legs
lature would not cease untii We have what we now
pretend to nave-a republican form OF government.
is he SAID to stand here and legslate for corpor-
atloAs and localte wnen the very Ioundatlon OF
republican form Of government is here rotten to the
core What farce 10 talk about being representa-
! esty counted, some OF the worthy representatives
would not now hold places in tins Legislature What
arce 10 talk about the purity OF the ballot box
when, as everybody kpows
THE BALLOT box IS ROTTEN AS Hi.
silence IN the Chameer, although the crowds nocked
IN from the f0bbies and anterooms. Senator Brad.
icy enried up the corners OF ms mouth and looked
Tweed settled himself down into hts arm chair in
such manner as TO convey the impression that he
take t easily. UccasiOnaiy sardontc smile would
spread over mis- face, but he said not word. As
soon as this business was disposed Of
.HAxKi, .sN lTIis CASE
was called to the snrace by Senator Genet, who IN
troduced preamble reciting that MI. Smith nad
ton TO the ONCE OF supervisor while holding the
post or Police Commissioner, and resolution
which provided the Assembly concur) win declare
SMITHS POLICE CoMMlssIoNERsHIP VACANT.
ana prGvding Tor Joint meeting on April for the
held IN violation OF law, by Mr. Smith. This res0lu
lon, OF course, brought Mr.. Tweed to his feet. He
clary Committee as It reclted facts with which the
enatc was not acquainted.
MT: Genet said, very pontediy, 1t reciIes facts
which are wen known to the Senators, and that
NO SENATOR WILL DARE TO REfyrE.
Mr. Tweed SAID II r is referred to the Judiciary
Committee he would have chance TO examine and
relute H.
,.Sa Mr. asne:Yes suppose you would; you would
During TINS debate the President continued rap
ping TO order and decided that The resolution giving
rse to debate, must lie over Hnaer the rule.
nf lal pF tIn
Chamber anu Mr.. Genet again attempted 10 INTRO
duce ms Election law, but Bradley was there ana
lie OBJECTED.
THIS NEW REGISTRY BILL
provides for the election OF two Commissioners or
the next greatest number OF votes a third COM
missioner. They shall have books which may be
compaIed to bank cheek book-the cneck to be
given 10 t'le person registering and the coupon To
be retained by the enrolling oflccr. The person on
applying 70 vote must hand IN his check or ac-
count for 10 nnder oath.
CONFIRMATION OF THE NEW YORK CITY APPOINT.
MENTS.
Ile ,i1a following appointments were confirmed IN
For Captain or ne Ioa1 Of Netc Iso,A-James L.
Jones, Of Sleuben county
Bf0Wn John H. Bell, Andrew J. Hull, Simon Sam
mons, William J. Pennoyer, John G. suydam John
l, Biice, Thomas IL. Ferris, Daniel Hart, Cornelius
For Port WaTdeas-- Charles SsMacomber, Edward
!. Carey, W. seeoacn, Alexander D. Button, Henry
). Buraich, John y. Blesi Abraham L. Brewer
Abram Q. Wlthred and Moses II. Richards.
Mr.. Tweed Receives Official Information Of
His Deeapitation-He Has "a Charter for
New York Nearly Ready Caucus of tho
New York DeleGation-Iss Reported Action
ON the Erie-Ensiisli War.
ALBANY, March 2f--Midnght.
Tonight the difficulties existing between the
members Of the New York delegation are making
matters very warm. Mr.. Tweed received by mes
senger this afternoon oicis notice OF his dismissal
from the position OF Deputy Street Com
missioner. He received the fatal woodaxe
document with good grace, and avowed his deter
mlnation never to hold public offce again, but to
devote himself to his friends. His rooms TO night
are Deseged by politicians from the city and coun-
try, and sympathy seems 10 be largely with him
In his discontinue. He accepts The order
from his commander, "Never more be officer
Of mine" and says that now ne will be officer at large
for the city and will make things hot. Mr.. Tweed
says he will have charter for New York ready next
week, which viii be satisfactory to all honest men
Of all parties and which viii reduce taxation In the
metropolis hun dreds Of thousands OF dollars per
annum.
CAUCUS OF THE NEW YORK DELEGATES.
The New York delegation held a caucus tonight
IN the dining room OF the Dciavan, at which all the
representatives rom both Houses Of the Assembly
except Tweed, Frear, Burns and owen Murphy were
present. After an hour or SO OF debate committee
comprising Genet and Hickman called at
Mr.. Iwced's room ana requested the pres
encc OF the gentleman above named at
the caucus. Agreeably to this invitation Mr. Tweed
and a small delegation OF his friends visited the
caucus but up TO this hour II Is hard to say whether
the compromise they have met to bring about IL ac-
compished. The object is understood to be to
effect settlement Of the present diiicul.
ties, II that Is possible. Although nothing
of an official nature has been aseertained regard
ing the proceedings, II is nevertheless re-
ported that the delegation resolved to call general
caucus OF all the democratic members OF the Legls-
lature and bind every man TO vote for every bill
agreed upon, on pain OF being branded as traitor
to his party.
Adiourpfnent of the Caucus-A Compr omise
Effected.
ALBANY, March 23-2 O'Clock 4. M.
The caucus has just adjourned, and all hands are
IN Mr.. Tweed's room drinking. compromise has
been effected, the .hatches is buried, and peace
relgns.
Progress Of the Erie War with the English
Stockholders.
ALBANY March "a, 1870.
Poor Burt has fallen into the hands OF the Phllis.
tines He has been lobbying quite lively since yes.
terday afternoon and has been taken In nand by
some sharpers, who will squeeze him so completely
ifmatters keep on that there VIII be little capital
left him to represent. The Gould party are
quite 1ublant tonight, as 1t is reported
that they have received dispatches from England
notifying them OF the formation or protection com.
mittee opposition TO the Burt interest," and that
prominent English barrlster has been secured to
come to this country and contest the matter here
with Burt Tns gives promise OF lively times in
Erie, and the game OF fighting fire with fire VIII
probably give the boys chance to pay up their
board bis and lay up nest egg for the rest OF the
year.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
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SENATE
ALBANY. Marcn "a, 1870.
Mr.. MURPHY, from the Judiciary Committee re.