The New York herald., 1871-01-04

n. appointment. made wholly from those Of ono
psrtsai purposes They and The Deputy Msrshss were
eckessy chosen many Of teem IRON the iawess casss OF
the community convicted feons and oher notorious crm
for the others well chosen for The depc
purposes Tor which they appointed This ln-
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filled with armed .uar soldiers their
proper duly at distant posts even from the Indian Terri
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and agreed to break up the election ia the city. by
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f & e eous would hr re. ' IN 70 ns a votes s
disturbance of the public peace anticpate but
ence with which these sought accomplish
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exercise, would ,amely submit to such wholesale
up sss ey eA' Ss% eve
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sive destruction OF ie and ery but would throughout
each other q otter which would have en-
the peace OF every condition of
fcr escape from these great pers indebted chiefly
srnmen perhaps. soms ' degree to cry " which
The oass
deaf to the claims Of popular liberty cabinet council
determined that the people Of New York should be allowed
have dwelt long this topic because look the
syen Of the last eectin as bringing for the consdea
ought no. to be ami cannot be treated a ! party
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and we a. all Of every party In s.yn stae
settled lost thcr imparisnee new ,.ain their
The mission OF the coiored to citizenship settled
The of the pubic debt Is party question; all
that TO be discharged the last dollar upon
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issues OF revenue reform ana opposition to land oobng
necessity arising from heavy growing
ino pubic IN porance Some Of us who have her oe been
the future; and may interest is
tbs Of ours be preserved full eicehey
to o Of sst n who Ss
country duty rom which no spirit OF temporary partisan
"a eosn these remarks respectfully urge upon you the
@ ha on n Ses ans Ss ave
also tnat frequent recesses by which actual business
70 avoid hsrass soliciting ys"T yea 40 ous ecop"r.on in
dugcnce, await your further pleasure
The House then proceeded to elect clerk.
Cornelius w. Armstrong was named by slXlynve
members: William Il. " eed was named by sixty
thee members.
Mr. Armstrong was then declared elected as Clerk.
j. q. Rhodes. VI Oneonta, was named hy siA tyiye
members Tor sergelnt-at-Arms and William Akin
son. oi New iorA. was named by sixty three mem
bers.
Tie other officers as selected in the democratic
caucus were then chosen.
The GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Governors Message was then received at the
hands OF Colonel Van Buren, private etary TO
the Governor. and was read.
1he annual reports OF the Comptroller and Auditor
were received and, with the Message ordered to be
printed.
The Senate's resolution to adjourn over was
Celved ana Iald over.
hlr. FLAGG introduced bill amending the Militia
law.
THE NEW YORK CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. GLEASON presented the petition OF Mr..
TwombN, the contestant Tor The seat occupied DY
Mr. Carey, from the seventh New York district, and
moved to appoint commit e OF five the petl-
tion
Mr.. CAMPBELL moved TO lay the motion for select
committee on the table.
Mr.. FIELDS stated tnat as this motion carried the
petllon with it and he believed In the Iignt 0f
Petition, though he was satisfied the seat belonged
To MIR. Carey, lie would vote against il.
Mr.. JACOBS said he would vote no. so as to vote
against the motion for q select committee when it
came up.
The motion TO lay on the table was lost by 45 to 81
Mr. FIELDS inquired II the petition would go 10 the
Committe; on privileges and Elections IN case the
motion Tor q select committee was negatlved.
The SPEAKER so ruled, and the motion for a select
committee was lost b., 5o to o.
Mr., Hustled having pared of with Mr. MoSely
was excused from voring on this mater.
Recess Till 10ur O'Clock l.. NJ, wnen the members
selected their seats aud the House adjourned.