The sun., 1870-03-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
THE Radiant PURITY or THE MEM
BERS or Assembly.
The Orru Ho-iiiity "r tue Rurnl Democracy
Deadlock Aniicipated-Thc Youuu De-

The Opeu Hostility "r tae Rurnl Democr.cy
-Dc"dock Aniiclpat ed-Thc Young De-
moor 'cy's Sintr not vet Made tp-Tuc
Announcement Office. wakcmnn's nenth.
ALBANY, March 2l.--The death Of George
Wakcnan late stcnogrupher Of the Assembly. was
announced In the House this evening by Mr. Hustled.
OF Westchcster who, after passing a glowing cuIo.
gum, offered fitting resolutions. which were road ny
Mr.. Armstrong MIR. Thomas G. Fields. In a few
brief md lccling remarks seconded tho resolutions
The Hon. John c. Jacobs, Of Kings delivered 'cei.
Ing speech. The resolutions were unlnlmousiy
adopted ard the House adjourned.
the scANDALIzED VIRTUE or 1ug HOUSE.
Tie eAcitemen, over the occurrences Of last FIJI
day in the Assembly has somewha, subsidized, art
tho outhurst OF ind- nant virtue on tho art Of Il &
House against Mr.. Fields. iretcad oi swelling aHi
rising, has been quite reduced. A majority Of tho
members are coming td the conclusion that the Invos
usaton Committee Will have hut little to investigate g.
FOR WREN the carefully guarded language used ty
Mr.. Fields Il careful. scsGtinized, It viii be seen
that he avoided making the charge that MIR. Aims.
worhs statement TO him implied corrup, or mcrcena
~ motives on the mart of Arusworth or The ten men
whom Fields understood Lin TO reprcsen'. 1t Il the
opinion OF the oldest - mo.t eSpeiieuced Assem-.
hlvmon that Il r. -o'g, m offered by Mr.. Kiernan
had not teen hro' 1t rard 1ddcnly and while
the excitement v - T., ei.tt %. lanations would
have been made by q, n 4 -aworth which
woulf avoided the We, at i.. 70 Roth Fentlemcn
are esteemed and rcsIt.. ..,l n j. ut due to Mr.
Fields to say that o ia.iuaa.i ION thrown out
TO the effect that LeW Lules tho iniiucnco Of
stronger stn ulants, ere .hsolu'ely false. end ls
eupiod seat beside Nr Fields Throughout tho dis.
cuss'cu. But II cannot be deuicd that come Demo.
cratic country moinhers WHO unustl treated hy
the "RuE" when the committees were formed.
hsTe In consequence OF this affair
DECLARED THEMSELVES AGAINST Iug Sgw YORK
DgLrGArIoS,
and ow openly threaten to oppose the Manhattan
club charter and the Police pu1 Suvotyisnr's hill 20
seriously ard earnestly do icy express ems Clycs
that " would not he surprsirR To see n suficenl
number mus cred AGAINST tire "HucKleberry iust,
mcut TO secure i,s defeat Queer things occur IN ~.
bsnS sometimel ant unfortunately, while
mird, md before they have had time 10 resume u cir
HmHhiy M orpUrtunitv Tor ample revenge il afford
81 ttem. To-rorrow IL the day set arsrt nv tive
Assembly, for the behate on the rev chnr'er and the
police and Supervisors hill Judging rrnm the tom.
per OF these Indignant Den tonight 1t Is rot
Impossible that some o. them will
OPPOSE THE HUCKLEBseri INSTRUMENT.
There IL nothing =" hold them. They have no
strict party d-cinline 20 restrain trem, au', not
having been bopnd by any caucrs ,toy feel ~ II
they were at liberty to vote as thsv please. To.
moirow will probably de ide the fare ~ the Man.
haitian Club aristocrrcy ~ erin O'BrIrn John F,,t
County Cetk Loew, Major Charles Nal-r, SUPER.
visor la' e., tie Hon. John MorfisseY. and
other leaders Of the Young Democracy arrived
to|igh'. Ihev emphnticsi denv thai any slate ~
as vet been made W OF the candidates tie several
Cou q is 'iouerslins which viii he vacated when tie
hucklehctry charter passes. Thev have not even
given the object ttugl T. and pron unce the ru.
n'ors hch have been cifcul tied hy some city tour.
malls o. gTOu adlc-s and m rue Ser ''rr G.ue ia.
uOduced
THg oLD rSpSnGRoUNp n,rroAn riLL
tonight There t. not the s'gltcs' ghruco II H.
passage, snd It was mcrClt h'ou % up % excite uc
ri'ibilitr oi tie Senate tnd lobbyists. sol.