New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
AFFAIRS At ALBANY.
THE DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.

rrt;,v TIE rrsrfAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRmUyE.l
ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-The Democratic faction,
to relieve the duncss Of the deadlock, quaTelcd WITH
each other IN thc Assembly today II was the first open
manifestation o the conflict which has been going on
among them for over a month past. Appropriately II
was usncred in by dlssct ton in favor OF party har-
mouy.
Mr. Wech Of Niaylra County, said that he had been
10 see his constituents and had found hcm greatly DIS
appointed over ne failure Of the L. ;slaurc 10 organ
zr. The Democrats had majority in the LEGISLATURE
and accordingly were responsible for the failure lie
ooll tell whose the fault among his fellow Dem
ocratic members Il clearly quarrel simply about
patronage.
IL his opinion the good I'm the Assembly, irrespect-
i've Of party should ret together and organize It, The
Republicans SMILED when they heard this prayer for
;h,ir aid, hut fora INN. took no noice of It,
Four ballots were taken FIR Speaker; all without re-
suit tn. divided into four portions Us usual:
Thomas g. NIyord 81; CuIye, T. Patterson, J3; James
j. Costello e; John J. Cullen 1. Nj. Brod-hy OF New
York, after the rst ballot had been taken, hr5Ny NOV l
that the person receiving the highest number OF woes
should joe deemed cece cd speaker This virtual proposal
10 eject the Republican candidate, Mr. Aiyord caused
laugh; blt tine Republican, cm-e.ycs ala not support
the resolution, and u laid on TIE table Win .htr
consent upon the motion Of Mr. Murphy, OF Nc"-N OK.
Sncn a re5olurion TO elect Sneaker by minority vote
NAV vet DE passed MI AyorI elected speaker in
1-JS upon minority vote. 1t Would DE HmsuG. II ne
should nave a similar fortune the present year lfa- S
BrooSs also had his panacra for Democratic lI,s lie
moved that his resolution for tne APPOINT
mcut as Speaker pro ten OF Chare i1i , T.,
Patterson, the regular Democratic cduuldAlc
for speaker should be passed. James j. Costello tn5
Tammauy candidate for speaker, seemed 10 receive %
Fhnck of electricity when .r Brooks moved ms resou
lion Lcapug his seat h- down the Steps lead
ing 10 the little before me speakers desk There he
faced about and yChCmeD'ly addressed the Assembly.
His declaration that the Idnmany Democrats WouIi
tl l. puu.lCAu5 against the resolution h4Icu
il. Even the Democrats, 90 iy voted against IT,
Mr. Costello He charged that the IammaHy Hal. mem
berJ had not supported autmOnOpoy bills III past le-lS
lures Both Began and Costello denied thdt their records
could bc impeacucd Mr.. Hickman, OF Buffalo. caused
hone 10 arise in breast the country Democrats Uy nc
cl,ring that tie EUOt men IN tie LEGISLATURE, IRE
sprptlyc Oi party, Ou-. 10 Cr-Hnil" 49, am That Itu
MANY couid not be admitted 10 such an alliance. Mr.
Ron-eyc l. New OIz, aUo hCr ErpUDlcau' promptly
rtpudmtrd Nr ickWdu'r proposition rayluI thdt iuc
E"uub.leaus opposed 90 making any combination
with the Democrats. In hi opinion the business men
eli the = ate were not gIcvns over the deadlock ENen
ii the LEGISLATURE should no. be or ulACd lie IN ut
thar tIc voters -. the state could worry through Tie
year without D.. 49,
I'm the senate there also slight political debate
SpgaJr McCdrlhy moved That tHrcr Republicans, Occu
ptlus the positions oi m+tcr, Librarian and Jam
Tor suO4lu DE paid th'r salaries andre 3ry appointed
III uun.I nOtce. Juc Democratic Senators looked
anaZsd WHEN tul resolution vas read. ono "i tGcu
senator Browning, sad - nave no objection 10 lt-c
men -cTting tucr pay but move 10 substitute thc name
Joshua Graz Iur t.t Jai,pi rms NIOspct OF Idt-
runt-c luuscl I tUuHuy. S.Irtor GRADY, "ith great
-l'u: 90 lT ire ltruf, au not really To Dee
cn tnc organization oi tLr legislature WITH the Ipoh
meme o lcitoI' Seeing mat there cOub oc no united
Democratic yo,c tlc MATTER the resolution, Oh motion
o. Senator Jacobs. N,.- tabled