New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Dated Albany. v. 7, April 10, 1871.


Dated Albany v. T., April 1s, 1871
Assemb'yaen. n. WADE, Fun Hamilton.
r. G.. AlvOKD, OGond IA. nto', T. LORD, 1'tes'
j. IL SBlKRhG, IowpSms. wv W: Ely, h!o"Me. m! 49,,
ID. L. FISK. Mad son. IbOS. oIENENSVN, WASH H.
~ G. IJrTYYJOHN Oswego. JAS. \. SEWARD, Dutchess.
l. II RANEORN. Niagara C. :. SAGE, O.WcgO.
O. IL DELANO, Esscx. ". BRADFORD, st t.laWTence.
JOuN r. POUSD, Niagara H. - iAktt -; " ,vl sur
p. G. GREEN, CattsrauSus. - II. GRABAM, Delaware.
nj. r. BEMJs. Chau'aaQ.u. l. HGApToRn P9lScf, Que's'
4. a. ALBERGER, Eric. -. MILAN, Madison:
d. \ WINASs. ChautauGua u. L.. WILSON, ontario.
GEO. +. CA,iAE, Suffolk. .O'rIEC c. WiMAs, ,JeiarS,n.
u & LYNDE 81. LswIeutc. .Rlcup Johnson, liyingoD.
v r. RROwN Monroe. .As. JOHNSON, Liyin.-t
4. G. BARNEY, steubcn. a. lMti p lH"'s.
". G.. HNATF. Geueste. -. w. IUbTkD, WeStcEC 5ter
tLPHEUs BOLT, Delaware. J.. B. II6N All, JioSh.
J. W. HuI- Saratoga. IL. IL NCKINtR, We.tchcs'r
John Btil.l, OriemS; A. g. I!AChAn AIt1hJ'
g .. HEWITT Cayuga. \, : NoO", NVnr.
A. n. SBEFARDsoN, Che q. SNu'EK, Onoudsga.
C. N FLANAGIN. Allegany. y. wNsLow. 18th Distinct.
GEO M. GLEASON, St. Law 4 " lNlthth, lll' Dsttt'
y. BURNS OnOndaga. IMM. II. BRAND, 2lst distinct
W WAGSiR Montgomery AK. ELwoou, 2Oth District
W D. SUNDERIIN, Albany. A. ID. ~CO1f, 52d Distll't
d. 4 NORTHUI Hrrlim' T. WIN. B WOOp!N, 25ih Dist
q. w. CHADWICK, Oneida J.. l. LEWIS. Sl~t District
j. LEE TUCKER, OtSeEo. IJAMf> WOOD '"th District
X. II. STRAHAN, Oraug" IGLo. iOWEN, 18TH District.
81 c. GlrFoRD Rensselaer,. iiEo l.. MlNlti' 2th list'
ISAAC MODOUGAL, OlciIa. 20. y. tHNMA', 24th DIST
HENRY X. DUTFEg, Wavue. A.N. HAKfELII 2ttu Dist
PLHbISS f. CADY, Columb EBANCIs . IuAl LIZ, i-t DIS
{. V Is. BARsE, Cattaraugu-.l
The leaders Of the TaDmaDy Ring desplring OF being
able 70 corrupt any AssembTman Of the Republican
party 20 support their Levy iuggo. and bill to de
stroy the Registry law. decided cOnr,e OF ac
zion which they hope will meet the emergency. No
legislative business any kud l. 10 bc transacted until
She sest Of Mr. Irving od by special election for
tbe salvation Of the Ring They have decided, at least,
20 attempt this desperate enterprise, bat remains 10 be
en whether Messrs Weed. Coon, Nichols, Randall and
other Democrats from the interior who have lately
manifested some signs OF independence, and some sot
tude for the good namo of the party be got thus
s,gnalIy 10 degrade themselves, solely 70 strengthen
Ring rule In New-York City. There are no bills Of im-
Yortsoee In the Legislature which cannot Dc readily
passed except the six measures objected to 10y tho Re
pubicsns which three to strengthen Ring rule in
New.York aud two to establish Ring rule in Buffalo.
None Of these are vital to the Democratic party or can
add one honest voter its strength any part of the
State 1t is discrodtable the Democratic party that
each and all these bills do not encounter opposition In
che ranks OF that servie organization.
Immediately upon the meeting Of the Assembly, tins
evening, Mr. Tom Fields 10 what he called ques-
tion Of privilege, and for three quarters Of an hour
poured forth storm Of scuirivus abuse against the
Republicans for presumpg to hold caucus on JWeeds
bills. He said that the Republicans we're bound IL
onor 20 secure Tammany from loss which might he
oOcasOned 10y the depOrable absence Of Mt Irving 10
1uOto his very words II is the moaneSt thing on Goa
Amghtys earth TO take advantage OF the diversity or
others" He insulted the House by undigiled mincry
of Mr IAttlejOhn's remarks the Irving investigation
Threatened destructive duties on the OnOndaga Salt
Works II ever the Democracy should come into power
again He was willing he said TO give up the Registry
and Election bills, but ii not magnanlmous In the
Republicans oppose the Tax Levy. He accused the
Republicans OF daring 10 presume 10 stop the eesa-
ton Of the state" All Chs because Mr. Tweed can't have
Ns own way Finally Mr. Fields declared that he would
there aud before he MOuld bill until
the vacancy Occasioned by the departure Of Mr. Irving
filed. and then, without giving any oppor-
tunty 10 answer, he moved that the House adjourn,
which motion being received with the usual howl, was
declared carried
In The Senate there also some debate, and Messrs
Parker and Lewis keeny dssected the msy pretext Of
Tweed. that the action OF the Republican caucus this
morning Was sufficient cause for blocking legislapn
Senators Hsrdenbergh, Lord, and Hubbard, all Demo
Gratis much at loss to comprehend Tweeds STRAIT
ey and the two latter at fret voted against his motop
-, urn, but finally changed at his personal request
,r r. oembers Of both Houses have been in
.,er since the adoIfTmcl and have decided to Lripg
in hill 10 morrow morning fof special election in Mr
Gryns district should the bill fail 20 pass ana IL must
unless Republican votes for IT, they VIII 'ote
20 days and III tue meantime the UoVerhor WI"
order special election which 1t is sald ne bas Author-
81 20 10 under certain conditions which VIII then DC iu
Ded Thus. Tammany. having obtained It's majority III
Assembly by an unparalleled outrage on the lber-
A,' Of the people and in open defiance OF ther WILL as
expressed through the baOtbOx, and having deser'edy
ios IA power in consequence OF rufany assault OF one
Democratic member upon another, hercely struggles
.ssiust It's fate
The Republicans will hold caucus tomorrow morning
at O'Clock in reference their action the Tammany
Dill W be proposed tomorrow for special election IN
iryngs district Should the Republicans succeed In De
gcating this bill, the Tammany programme Is " adjourn
Legislature sine die forthwith In that event. the
Governor il expected TO Issue proclamation spe-
chi session. and order election In Iryngs district as
provided ~ the statute. In this way the Democrats
may he able again to secure their constitutional ma
ioIity.
The supply bill passed the Assembly this morning and
TO the Senate for expansion curtaImeut
Atar IL will 20 TO Conference Committee for the
7iuishng touches. The bills making Appropriations for
Ordinary aud extraordinary repairs to the canals have
not yot passed either House The Democratic majority
will make these appropriations as moderate possible
they the best Of reasons for doing So N the
moneys required by law for the sinking funds are hon
rstiy paid kept in by the Controller the state tax
fOf ti, yoar VIII O&cced the unpeccdeuttd one
GoUi oach dollar Of taxable property. Il, depOr
aOo condition Of the finances OF Tho State r The ,cclc Of
.a0 anal appropriation OF iJ0DJO for .hc New Capitol