A Rich Derelopment.
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In the Assembly on "Wednesday, Mr. I. H OAK
LEY, Native Member from this City, was making
Speech on the Constitutional Amendments,
wherein he argued for the necessity Of some greater
guards TO the purity Of the Ballo; Box. Says the
Evening Journal:


In the course of his remarks he alluded 10 the
practice of coloni-ing votes, and described scene
which he had witnessed, OF SIXTY men brought lat9
one room in particular Ward, for the purpose Of
voting in that Ward, brought from Ne"-Jersey ahd


Mr.. 7. r LEE Noco OF Westchesterl rose, and
enuured of Mr. o to ichicl pGrty he Nh % had
belonged when he witnessed this scene!


Mr.. OAKLEY. To the Democratic party


There was burst Of laughter all over the House,
and Mr. LEE did not pursue his enquiries