New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
ANOTHER DAY LOST.

NO SPEAKER CHOSEN RAILROAD RESOLUTIONS
'TRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRinrNEI
ALBANY, Jan. lit was thought polite 10y
the leaders of the regular Democrats take for the first
time d vote the Assembly this morning for its chief
officer The Assembly had no sooner met than John
STANLEY who represents Boss Mclaughlin OF Brook
Ivn here moved that the Assembly should into the
election OF Speaker. The Republicans were amused by
the notion General sharpe calling out TO Ell ileuen-
ant-Goveruor Alvori. tho Republican candidate for
Speaker directly the broad centre aisle
"Weu, Governor, is your inaugural ready The
voting was watched with keen interest by both
Republicans ana Democrats. Il some moments
before the OF Tammany Democrat was
called. The first John J Cullen, OF the XIXth As
sembly District James J. Costello be shouted IN
response his name, and the Tammany bolt WAS
started Four other Tammsny Democrats voted for
Costello. namely: McManus. Maher Pstten and l. c.
Eheehy There two Tanmany Democrats absent,
Haggerty and Began. Their candidate, Costello voted
for Cullen. The total Of 100 divided fol
lows John j. Cullen. James j Costello o. Charles
L. Patterson. 56i Thomas @ Avord %. As 81 votes
necessary To choice there was no cleo
ton. Before the vote had been announced Michael
c Murphy, OF New-YOrk evidently greatly excited,
moved that the Assembly should adjourn Mr.. Alvord
with his face beaming with fun SAID addressing Mr.
Murphy Won't the gentleman Kindly Withdraw that
motion that may move TO make nv nomination
unanimous a. Erastus Brooks shocked by Mr.
Avords levtty aud pleaded for repeated baota Nj
Murphy's motion was lost by a vote o. 70 % AZ Mr.
Benedict Ulster. then tried to prevent another bal
lot by moving lay Mr. Bro kiss motion for second
ballot on the table The conflict between
tho Democrats rather pleased the Republicans
MI Ralnes eudca yored increase us
and closed ais speech the following significant mint
that there may ur alliance OF tho IHmnaHy Hall and
Republican members IN the Legislature Lei tae VOC
.ug perhaps there some Antl-MOuo 'oiiSts
among tie kepuDucuns who VIII JON the Anu Monopoly
party aud organic tl5 House TO the peoples sairac
ton" Nr Beued cts motion defeated by vote OF
80 90 rs. Mr. Brooks, however, no longer pushel his
motion FOR another ballot, aud Oh his motion
the House adjourned.
Tue senate passed without dissent the following
lutlJu- introduced by the Anti Monopoly senator Mr.
Boyd:
Bhersus The subject OF taxation Is OF Vita Importance
aud whereas, the burden falls chiefly estate
and whereas, IL If alleged that the New YORK. Central
and Hudson River Railroad with capital amounting 20
either for municipal purpose. u Sew NUra city,
for the assigned that us Office Is ia Albany, uud
also taxes IN Albany, assigning reason That
it, main tfiee is located u New YORK therefore Dee 10
RCSOired That The Attorney General report to the
WITHIN days whether THE corporation q. liable FOR
past taxes, and FOR how Far back 10 Is So liable
Wherens Il has been alleged that tho New YORK
Central aud Hudson River Railroad has eSCapcd a.i
taxation, state municipal by claiming That tue main
OF cr Of the company rs located II Albany Nr~ furA,
g. the case might he therefore be It
RcsDlrtd Tuat The Controller the STATE inform tile
Senate much money las been collected since 500
from tas corporation, and no" much would have urcu
collected since the cU.-o lcauuu, taxes LIu tc,IAJ
been assessed and collected ou the capita stock.