The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-23
NAYS.
rnk sHArrEaEo RANKS OF ruk rorxe DEMOCRACY.

rHE SHATTERED RANKS OF ruE Young DEMOCRACY.
On the announcement OF this vote dismay and
w.[e Tes on se f cs, Of ss
three bills pending in the Committee but Mr. Kier.
nan. taking the bull By the horns single handed and
alone for there was no other orator to help him.
determined to fight Til death. lie Changed his vote
.er me purpose OF rec nsiderng am regu el that
be perfected at some future time. But tho Gnrrent.
ing Hustled. who led the new combination, refused
70 show ne Young democracy any quarter, and
again, aided by his traitorOus allies from the Demo.
cratic side, tighened his grip and killed Mr. Kier.
nans moton t by vote Of Toto a. Mr.. Herman. on
nearing TINS announcement raised his to heaven
md SAID that within the last twenty our hours
THs DESTROYING ANGEL
had passed over the house OF Israel Mr. Jacobs
humiIilel at seeing the Democratic party disgrl
by unPrlneipled seIundrels, turned to Hustled and
sarcastically asked him, rs the leader Of the new
majority, to do him the Iayor to permit the House TO
adjourn The Republicans responded BY derisVe
roirs OI laughter. One wag cried out
now ARE roU, cucUMBERs ="
The Supervisors' bill came next Speaker Hitch.
maj, with trembling voice, asked the House wbeth.
er they would order this bill to third reading That
shrewd old paromentarian, eI Lieut.. Gov Alyord
acted as the executioner OF this sautary measure
lie moved To recommt the bill to Aleck Frear's
nrane 0n ' Ies' WIN instructions to strike out
the previous question. The roll called.
Mr.. JAcoBss ADDRESS AT THE GRAVE.
When the name OF John q. Jacobs OF Kings was
reached that gentleman said he deprecated posi-
non ~ winch the Democratic party this floor had
placed thems selves For seventeen years the city OF
New York had been burdened with odious Rerub-
lican laws, Now she asks u Democratic Legislature
to relieve her from the incubus. The people OF The
state had asked the repeal OF obnoxious laws, but
We sse here to-day that their expectations and their
rights had been betrayed. lie warned
DEMOCRATS TO BEWARE
how Trey trined with the people II they did not
now stand true 10 principle II would be long time
before the people would again ntrust them with
cation, had asked for these bills. and II Was our
duty TO pass them. But what is the resultt Demo.
Gratis are voting with Republicans against abolish.
ing these commissions. II WAS q disgrace. He saw
that there was no further use Of voting spon these
bills He could see by the cheerful faces Of his Re
triumphs. He suggested that no further votes be
taken on these bills as II was given out they were
TO be Killed Jacobs spoke with unusual warmth
Peter Mitchell denounced tho e Democrats who
had voted with the Republicans, and charged them
SELLING THEIR VOTES.
He wished them joy in their new associations
Mr.. Nelson Of Rockland who was once private sec.
retary 10 Henry Clay, and Whig Of the Old Ken
lucky school, sad he intended to vote No on this
motion; but the
RsoLESCR
OF some members (alluding to Mr. MITCHELL had
made him re-tiye, lie spurned their irsinuations
and would vote In the affirmative
The enacling clause OF the Supervisors bin was
struck out by vote OF yeas 81, nays g. motion to
The Huckleberry charter was served M n, the
next dish bat the Young Democracy, betrayed by
bummers oL the party, who are always W.Ii1s 10 soil
out TO the highest bidder,
THREW Up THE SPONGE
and surrendered nt discretion, The Speaker n. the
question 70 the House 10 whether the Comuitics
OF the Whole should be allowed 10 sit again Mr
Hustled moved the previous question, W demanded
the ayes and noes, DsheaTtcncd and defeated al
every point, and feeling that 1t was u,cles, to ngLt
against The indomitabe hand Of fate the Democratic
Leader, MI. Jacobs requested the whdTawaIof OF the
litle: mOiion pedginE himscf that no factions op.
position should he made an r. Inst action lax krn
WLereunon by rird rOce vOt, ,autinu cInnse
OF The Belmont 'BarlOw-liiuty Marble ,n. rnent
WAS CHOFlEb or,
andicapped, In the Gu vi the Two previous bills
by motion to reconsider which lf. each case wa. |
voted down The House Immediately adjourned |
anlll TIE greatest excitement aud tpG ''ioa. The |