The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-22

ALBANY. May 2l.--lne nolltlclNnS Scneln-
ig for an extension Of the legislative session
de hard They are pressing their plan with
lcrsistcncc for either an extension " the sos-
zion or a recess for ton days and return to act
upon vctoos aud political measures. Chester
A. Arthur has arrived He is urging the inn
portance Of the Legislature remaining on ac-
count Of several little Offices in New York city.
md to perfect su n legislation as will make II
impossible for the Mayor TO remove Police Com
missioner Wheeler Mr. Cornell has boon tcle-
graphcd for md he il expected on % late train
tonight. An effort has also been made to Sc
cure the attendance of the Republican state
Committee to further this scheme and prevail
upon the law makers to remain and legisate
ior the special interest Of few Republican
oalreholders and applicants for office in New
York city. Thoy profess to have discovered
plan ol Mayor CoOpor's and Mr.. Tildcn's TO OBJ
tgin full control oi the street sweepers in New
York city ana this according to their view. en-
dangers the supremacy Sthe Republican party
IN tho United States. and will decide the next
Presidential election ulless the Republican
j.. stature remains a sufficient length. Of timc
L. enact laws that will prevent samuel
J. Tillen taking command Of the street sweep
INK brigade. The fIst point aimed at 10y these
fchemors is to prevent the removal Of Comms
siourr Wheeler. They expect 10 be able to ac-
comp 81 this 10y passing over the voto the bill
~ Sac hands of the Governor restricting the
power " removal Of Commissioners and heads
Of departments 10y the Mayor. 1t is not known
whether the Governor will veto It or not; but
they take 1t for granted that he WILL and insist
upon the Legislature taking recess. return
ing and passing 1t over the veto. and then pro-
ceeding to the enactment OF such other polit-
ico measures as the party leaders in New York
shall decide necessary to enable them to cap
ln ,f and tho
Tho whole thing is a scheme to keep the Legis-
laturr together al the expense Of the State. 70
h,iu Arthur and Cornell capture and control a
few offices and patronage. In this move they
count upon the help OF the Tammany
members in the Legislature. which indi-
Gates that the alliances by which the con-
hrmation Of certain arpointees in New
York were secured extends further than
appears on the surface. conspicuous
Republican member not in sympathy with the
Now York leaders said this afternoon that he
had been assured that the alliance extended far
beyond tho confirmation. and that 1t included
IN arrangement; In the redistrictng of the city
into Assembly Districts by the Board Of Alder
men oy which six sure Republican districts are
to be arranged
Mr.. Arthur and his associates have succeeded
IN getting two caucuscs tonight. AT that OF the
Republican Senators. the Cayuga aspirant for
Governor. Mr.. Pomeroy. led of with speech
In favor OF proloneing the session ten days or
else taking a recess and coming back. He en-
teloi fully into the spirit OF Arthurs schemes
senators Harris. Robertson. and others rs
strongly opposing it. held that any such move
for the sake Of u few Office In New York would
ruin that party. A direct vote was taken result
ing IN five voting for the proposal to proong
The session and all the rest Of the Republican
senators aainst it. Tho will probably place
lul us on the move. ,....., ,....,.
The legislative session to-day ms been pnsy.
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