The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

ana ABOUT the hotels reminds one very for5ibIy OF
tue Isl OF May In the neighborho0d OF tenement
boxes ,crammed with Legislative We documents,
men aoout town have not mad a chance this week
TO get scrub at aud negro waters full Of expecia-
lions as 10 the gross receipts, that are doubtful
their coming. Tor services rendered In the past trip
one rp az every step IN the hallway yestbule and
ready for the grand exit, ana everybody il doing
his perspiring utmost TO have all his little
bills settled excused In time 10 get
up and get without delay when the Speakers gavel
tomorrow knocks the present legislature INTO
great lamenta,Ion among some OF the New Workers
on account OF tins now all absorbing topic OF the
adjournment, for they mad been led. by strange ana
apparently reliable rumors, TO believe that the final
goodbys Of the season would be on Tuesday night
"Boss' lniaIilble on this subject they sent their
trunks home by express and ever since the Door
fellows who did not make tneIr pile during the ses.
WITHOUT A CHANGE OF LINEN.
Paper collars and dickles are now IN great de-
grand wind mp should moi be gaveied out oInorfow
there VIII be such CONSERVATION ana such
for wear and teaT as VIII astonsh this pious little
village rs It never was astonlshed before. There Is
the members will all be ON their way home In ~
good condition rs they possibly can get themselves
SION. Indeed, the fiat mas gone forth from the
head centreship from which radiates oil the wires
come what WILL suffer who may, the halls OF Senate
and Assembly that know the present members new
shall know them no longer after nghtlall until PEG.
pie who have more votes than they know what 70
do with may be perverse enough to send them Dack
again. That the ship Of state WIN suffer much by
the majority or the crews present not being engaged
voyage is very doubtful, and II the men who
the sails, and last, but not least the cargo winch
she must always carry should take II into their
heads to pick up new hands all ROUNDS, do not
worse.
This evening, when the two houses reassembled
GOOD HuMoR
prevailed upon all sides, and as bill after bill
that was behind hand was shifted about
from one House to another for hna action,
members and ouisiders mingled together on the
floor in true democratic confusion. Indeed every
body seemed determined to wear 4 smile az "chld-
ike ana pand,' as though scowls had never dark
ened any members face when the war or legislative
battle made even the fearless galleries rem6le IL
made up their minds to bridge ever past differences
and become Tor once good fellows well met" Even
the more bitter OF the republican eaucusers forgot
their hard feelings toward
wINANs,
and ne and they chatted AID laughed together ~
freely as though he hal not done good thing for
himself TO the exclusion OF dozen others who were
there not been an awful slip between the cup anu
the lip just as they were making ready TO feast and
duct fight with HICKMAN ana Armstrong ana
Fields, and the Lord knows who else, ON the ma.
fort Tor the session seemed utterly lost nobnobbed in
the most cordial way with all his old foes Indeed.
ne me sa Of thanks to the
Speaker and the Clerk were offered and passed.
after Liitleohn, Alvord and Hustled mad exhausted
and admiration for the Speaker, whom the former
had good reason to style "tne most prompt impair
tial and energetic party leader he had ever
known IN his whole experience as legislator
Even GOODRICH between whom and the Speaker the
every aav IN the session was SO full Of the milk Of
hum m kindness tina. me- too had to fall into line
had been "ruled with q rod Of iron,o after all
they would never forget to think Of each other
kindly, long as there were two political parties
| who threw cold water upon the. general
good feeling by series OF resolutions de-
nouncinQ In the name of the Legislature the mllL
tary dictatorship at elections, exercised by the
administration, but they laid the cloud
turned out to be passing one only, that LETT no
! trace Of dire dsmay behind 1t. Under the good
hnmored circumstances OF the aegnal OCCASION !,
smoothly, ana That the House, while abiding the
result OF the conference committee WORK on "a
| half hour and, with Tom Fields In the chair.
threw Croswels Manual to the dogs and left parIia
mentary rules for the time being to be observed BY
the Senate alone. IL Is needless 10 enter into the
details OF
that was had duriag the mock session, 10 describe
now the floors were crowded to surocation by hun
| without, in the oDpies and vestibules; how the
! galleries were literally packed by multitude who
parts OF the proceedings below with as much enthu-
slasm as though they were real. Nor would II be
read and amended; how poetry about tie amenities
OF legislative lie was spun out by the yard by
country laureate rhymster, or how message was
received IRON the Governor In the shape OF empty
bottle and was referred 10 the Committee on Judiciary
committeeman how 1t ali wound up by stirring
debates about the profit" or the session and the
hopes that were blasted and those that were real
ized. The Senate got rid OF all the ordinary bills
this evening" ana sat until late hour debating
THE CHARITY BILL.
The senators IN as jolly humOr as the
Assembymen, although the loboies were crowded
with clergymen who were aDxiously awaiting tha
fate OF their little appropriations ana buttonholing
every Senator they could get INTO or the way
corner. Mindful that, although the Senate In the
afternoon had knocked the Weed Parsons printing
clause for $751;, 900 out OF the Supply bnl they had
managed TO put into 1t q million dollars more THIN
the House the boss got on MS economicai Morse
ro-MoKnow FORENOON THE CONFERENCE COMMIT
Will settle the fate of the state Appropriation, the
supply aud the Charity bills, and then the goodbys
will be spoken and the Legislature Will he among
the worthless things OF the past.
THE REPUBLICANS
who have held caucus with view OF healing al
| breaches made in the party, have decdsd not 70
| Issue their address TO the people until week
after the adjournment. Wlnans VIII then come
said his reply will shake the dry bones badly,
the statements In certain partisan papers to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. Here let me repeat that
several OF The minority ready to go over to the
majority Oh certain valuable considerations being
made beforehand, and that the only reason they did
not succeed was because they were slower than was
good for them. Fellows who pirate about refusing
scrbed by the caucusers OF last week, several
OF whom voted for the Water supply bill for 500
each, although they had resolved IN cancus
please but 1t Will be or little avail 1t - the sheerest
nonsense for either party In the Legislature that
tegnty during the session. They each have had
their black sheep, but few republicans succeeded
IN turning the scales In their favor for dishonesty
long ago.