The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-14
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Senatorial Barnard High Court Of
Impeachment.
F0RMALITIES OF FORMATION.
Virtuous Indignation Of Alvord and
Hustled.
TILDENS JOURNAL FALSE AS HE'LL"
Kingsley and the East River
Bridge.

ALBANY, May 10, 1872.
The fact that Mr.. Tilden was not elected one OF
the Board OF Nine Managers to conduct the I'm
parchment trial Of Judge Barnard has created quite
sensation and has given rise to indignant protest
on the part OF members OF the Bar Association. A
good portion Of the time Of the Assembly this eve
ming was occupied by members who rose to ques-
tons OF privilege In order to denounce articles
in the Times, In which their names were
mentioned and their motives impugned In con-
nection with the subject. Mr.. Alvord sent the
articles to the Clerks desk to be read and then
replied at length, pronouncing them false in every
particular and the paper filthy journal, be-
meath the notice OF any honorable man. Mr.. Hus-
ted spoke briefly to the eject. ~ desire to
say he sad in closing, "that the author OF these
articles is a liar, scoundrel and coward-a liar
In that his statements are
AS FALSE AS HE'LL ITSELF;
scoundrel In that his differences arc worthy only
OF the devil and his irs; coward in that he dared
not aillx his signature 10 the article Had he done
that sir, would not have risen on this noor but
would have responded to the article by those
means which God and nature have placed in my
power, and would have procured the satisfaction
that is due to me as man and as member OF this
House." Mr.. vedder gave history OF matters in
connection with the election OF the Board OF Manag
ers, and freely expressed his opinion Of
"rIIOSE HELLIsII SPIRITS
which, he said, controlled that paper. 81 came
here, he said, las admin strat0n man; but VIII
sayif this ADMINISTRATIONS IN harmony with the SEN
tments of such paper as this then the hero OF the
WilderncSS--the very Moses VINO led MS children
through it within the gates OF the capital he had
promised thein-and the whole administration
ought to be- as it surely win be- sunk to the deepest
most damnable depths or political oblivion.''
MR.. TILDEN EXPLAINED
for himself that he had not sought place on the
Board of Managers, but he believed II able aud
proper counsel were appointed the trial would be
conducted to an ausplcious conclusion which would
insure conviction. Subsequently motion OF Mr.
Kingsand to lay all other business on the
table for the purpose OF considering o
resolution to add Mr. T!den to the Board OF Mama
gers created some commotion. Mr.. Alv0rd said he
had no objection to Mr. Iilden being on the Board,
but he believed nine members were enough, and
he adro ity Indicated that II Mr. Tiden were added
he (Alvord) would resign The motion required q
two-thii,ls majority, but az the vote was iitytwo
in alrmtivc to forty-nlne in the negative 1t was
voted down.
MILLrR's SUCCESSOR NOMINATED Ell
George w. Miller having resigned his office az
Superintendent OF Insurance, the Governor nomt-
mated Smith NJ. Weed, Of Clinton county. his sue
cessor, but the Senate has refused to confirm the
nomination.
JUDGE pRiNDLE.
Judge Prindle, Of ChcnangO county, has decided
to be tried by the Senate on the charges made
against him.
THE QUESTION or ADJOURNMENT.
It is regarded as nearly certain that the LegiS'
lature will adjourn sine die on Tuesday afternoon.