New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

Ill improvements IN New-York. and providing
li6 ,atlon Of all the laws of the state Affect
-tb. interests Of the City Of New-IOrk. The Gov
-. Message was received and read. 4 recess
,r,s taken until Wednesday evening next. when
.,.oke- Nvofd expects TO have his committees
made up.
THE ASSEMBLY ORGANIZED.
rro,rAs e.. NvoRD ELECGTD sPEAKER. AND Ed
v,pDW. JOHNSON. CIERK-DRAwGNG FOR SEATS.
ION HE EEGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
AIBANY, Jan. 9.-To-day the Assembly was
formally organized. and the WORK Of legIsa-
t,on was fairly begun. The galleries Of the Chamber
we're early crowded with spectators. the ladies' gallery
bepg n ed with the wives and daughters of members
nl Of residents Of this city. Few Of the members
we're absent -Four eXSpeakers occupied seats Of
members Mr.. Cornell. Mr.. Alyord, Mr.. Hustled
and Mr Sloan. The Clerk of the last Assem-
ply Edward NJ. johnson, was vet IN command
when the hour u a. for calling the Assembly 10
order arrived There a remarkable silence IN the
vast room while the PRAYER OF the morning was being
uttered by one OF the cergymen NJ the city The tones
n the voice OF the clergyman had hardly dled
away when Nr. Strahau was heard making motion hat
the Assembly proceed to the election 81 Speaker The
motion vas adopted. aad soon the voice Of Clerk john
son was heard calling OF the names Of the mem
beers. Mr. Alderman, Of New4ork, had tie
honor of having his name called first, and
he voted loudly for Thomas G.. Ayorh
The tr,i Democrat to vote Mr. Berry, of Madison
H. named Erastus Brooks for speaker The calling OF
the roll then went sOlcmuly till the end every
Republ can voting for Mr.. Avord every Democrat for
Mt BROOKS; aud the three Gyecnoackers re,rAuins
from voting II was duly announced that Nr. Aiyord
hid received % votes and Mr. Brooks "a. Clerk Jonn-
son asked MI sloan and Nj Brooks 10 escort Nj Avor-
The new Speaker who had been seated IN the centre OF
the room on the main aisle, sm'nuGly received
b- escort ana arm in walked with them 10 the
stIf hN rr V4. Hos
- - o. No., ,, t4. chamber Tn.
sharp bio" as ''sn4L ,oI que. y. ,,- nn,E. orcr
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1al as he was about beginning '' 'I''E ''I''.''
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.,...a.r GIL. if watching it, effect. There wa,
...,t silence r,r.usnont The delivery of tie
speech. and ~ iis close t1''e was A''.' 'o"-N 'I
Dr.. ..a-, N.. -lvurt- Yoic" Wa a n.t' ho-aF al
-raa easily Doe heard I'D t-e --l galleries. lie y ,A- 1s
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the number Of our legal voters OF to-day: and
ih" nun.-r ol noe men r ,-.p5 nonrlat'o1 In
,i vy-llr9 we Ia We ma - tue SANE eco par ,tIye
and gratifying pr -reN-. IN mat rttef ana more 'A.
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D. Substance oi legislation ior your con ana
iIuu'.o The po~iioa occupy Is SIM ' .H' ID .-e
administrator o. rules esi.o L'o ny N''4,''F ' '
.Dgr ,yI government. Whatever tH't I'i." ara
AID delicate duty, your eyrt'' cooperation anu 7"il'.'
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country a upon yoa TIE 'r.- ,.,It' d-a ,'.o1 ,,
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