The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14

the secrets OF INC leauefS nau any luea
that the majority Intended then and there to take
dccisiye stand as they ultimately did; but for all
that there was general feeling OF uneasness upon
all sides. The republicans and democrats were
every one to man, In their seats when the house
was called to order. There was no prayer sad and
when perfect quiet had been obtained Mr.. Fields
rose to
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE
and was at once recognized by the Speaker. Then
for the 0rst time did the republicans begin to feel
that something not in the ordinary routine was
about to happen. They were not disappointed. AS
soon as Yields made mention OF the republican
Gus grand rash for seats In the front part OF the
House took place among the members, while the
crowds IN the iOobies pushed eagerly forward into
the aises between the members seats. 1t was with
greet difficulty tue Speaker was enabled to restore
order ana he only succeeded in doing so. finally by
threatening 10 clear the galleries. 1t win be seen
that Fields Only ac.ei as the mouth lecs OF his
parry ana that through nm the democrats take UP
TUE GAUNTLET
THROWN down by the republicans in the caucus. Mr..
Mr. Spcassr rise to question OF pryie-e For The first
time IA we history o. t Legsaare pr hIs State there Is
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secret the poor Old gentleman who, by appointment OF the
Court OF Appeals, Is required custodian the papers
the Court OF Appeal. to see that they
harm, secret that they would allow gentleman 10
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ano ther fellow was after II was tho deaf who
yed out OF doors and the who
Mr. FUDsl have both parties since ami the deaf
man tod that since hs deafness occurred he has
extremely happy In the world, and he suggested
to hts hearing friends that he should remain in
the republican caucus because there would be
sure TO be 80 much wrangng, confusion and noise,
AMI that he would soon be deaf as himself
and ms happy (Laugher) Nov, sir, this shal not divert
from the statement deaire make which is this That
II IL human nature to resist one
the representatives OF party tns oor, shall OPP
posed TO my party voting for any measure whatever
until opponents shall stand upon the game footina as
ourselves 10 respect to their freedom OF Judgment and
action. H. sir the proposed amendments charter
the Guy Of Bnnao arc political then, sir bl relation
TO the onondage snt springs political, II the
every local bhi which ,clanges liked law IS po
s,,ian which des,o ! ocenpy DO not wish 10 place
legislation shall be tar and just and honorable. propose