The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
spfyOIt or THE ONDERFtI SHIRT
COLLAR STILL 1T LiRGE
How the Assembly Frittcrs Away Its Time
Proposed Liquidation In which This tity
l. Interested The Alleged Bribery insur-
nnce -EieNntcd Railway Ncnring.

I '.lI- morning. INtr}OiflN 'Nl'' lil an ~
citing : bate ON the pending motion tp compel
Mr. Spinola to cat his words Tho ball Wa
az. med hy tine man OF the wonderful shrt-eolar
wills. after the journal hal been read. objected
!nflat part of 1t which profosscd to give the
ln4ua-.r used by him in yesterdays dcbut,
r'r Mitchell was on hand with point Of
ut.r which was ovcrrul,d by the Speaker; and
Gin for half an hour there was shower Of
points II order. appeals. AMI motions. The
party limos having been strict drawn. success
size motions - amend the journal were
promptly yotal down. Mr.. Graham of Monroe
moved til" previous question inaccorlaucc with
d prlgrdmme said 90 have been previously ar
ranged. The plan was to choke oir debate and
huldoz' Spinu.t into making an uhcct apology.
When tn main question was reached. the lin-
guage complained OF was read ~ tho request Of
Dir. Spinola. H. then u-hcd Mr.. Gilbert what
portions Of 1t he objected to. what part was true,
and what was untrue Nj. Gilbert said ho OBJ
Io't"d To the charge that the speeches read 10y
.nrrc members had been prepared Tor thom by
somo one else. lie denounced the second unos-
Non gs offensive and unworthy Of notice. II
We iu" ilrSi time TINT he had oyer boon charged
WIN uii ring falsehood, Then he went into At
tong rlI ,y ,oi ms own chaihtar and conduct
sine i' hal been a member of The Legislature.
uluulluF To- mN uilwr~ 60 sly whether il luSti-
4 j tn' har. tlli hc was not capable Of writ
iu- DIS own speeches.
SpuoIa rose to makchs apology. and. as gen
oiHHN expected. u proved 10 be- IN aggrayation
iul fut Pee had been led to believe that his allie
81 Dos wor" tru Us information that had come
% prominent member tani here he looked
straight 40 Alvoril. who had circulated ahoul
lhe chamber when Gilbert WIS making his
-pr,. %, IT, IA 'une NJ II dS huncpmhe and an If
inrt @ make capital To SECURE scat IN tho son
~ nag s.r,et 10 eoniirm him Ia that belief
q Il san WINGED UNI the criticism. and rising
tnfl point ui orinr denounced th. statements ~
ut.I n.rt. fnisrhool. The Speaker sustained
o. p1'ut Of utier-Spinoll insisting however,
ulW while his explanation misAt b, out of
u0 .Hr n WIS nrysrheles- true H. then pro-
lIW ~ itnm any opportunity - explain why
j. 1-'d ihc language. denying that h" hut u,-
l'r'i Hn uuiYrlWm, niuy Wori. and claiming
il' was io b" NUDE victim 90 tn prcjudi 49,
u' WI. NtNH mere, eEu'h, ne iYed his eye
90. IS 'rd nal used the most vile and iuin-
]. N-' l<uJ-' toward members OF the lu-o--
81 ri- they would not dare L. use within the
ll+ ~ flr Huu-. or IN the presence OF the men
~ n they viiifleI H. had had no desire to
u-.l hii' a- Mr. Gilbert had taken exception iu
T. tul hai declared that hr hal written his own
-N. b.. ho desired 20 withdraw the offensive
j.. -Ifl.r, and ala Withdraw il accordingly.
p" wis Hu 'vid mt desire on The part of The
r l.iF w ilr Hgus" to accept this apology
Co. Us. who throughout the whole affair tx
40 in' most VIA 10 tive spirit. voting Tor all
h'n- 10 pHi me g9S upon Srinoia ana
'.lr.-- la wllingn - a. W thduw his ro-o-
l.'.NHt ' thr hulitolrrs were not -atish 1.
uu lN~i-i'i that Nuiurla should make an UNI
run it mai. unluailuet rctrgeuun. ANord
I..uIio1 q. H. sad he hal sons ns ftr ~
pr i.r amends. and II II WAS intended 10 in-
i'.l 't' ilim nni i"rcg him tu dQu4}tliug that
rni-. or 0i ,he peOple. Those who w,t' attempt
inS twoudfdA lie would die in his sat 81 IT,
l. had now he'omr quii" evident That tuf da-
sire "a Cd few members MS rather 90 humiliut'
Spu9la than e. maintain IN. dignity of