, 1881-07-17
Arrival of 26l,143 Im1nirrants
from Europe Since the
1st of January.
Business Once More in Its Natural
Channels at the Produce
Exchange.
General Satisfaction at the Election Of Warne,
Miller to the Senate.
COEkLING.

1oH' aosetAois ule BUCKS met, as they ha
for several days, in the office Of Attorne
General Ward in the State-uail. The a
tendance of Bucks was large b,
not full The proceedings we're storm,
Senator Winslow presided, and speecht
were matte ny nn.nber OF men
beEs, < but that Of Speaker Sharp
was the One Of the day. In plain words Ii
EXPRESSED anew The opinions lie had rathe
hnted at than declared outright before, an
tod his oontradeS lie int:n.le.l 10 abide abso
lutely by the will Of the majority, as es
pressed III the Caucus, and so vote for bot
Caucus candidates. This declaration s;irret
the blood of solns Of the ConkE,1le men.
AssEn3LYMAS ARMSTRONG,
o. Uheada, lnade 1eilpcssuous attack upoI
Zen. Sharpe, telling him that his dcsertion O.
eonkl1ng was all act Of 1rtacllery, and tha
his proposed vote for Laphaln and Miller
would present him before the people of TIL
STATE rs an migrate: and political coward lie
said the Speaker owed whatever Of politica
SUCCESS he llad ever achieved tn the assist
ance and inaueace Of Eoscoe Conkti,g, and
that lie could not HOW aband III hin with OH,
receiving the 'rcproaches of every Conk1ing
nau in The State
SPEAKER SHARPE OBJECTED
purpose OF abiding by the action Of the eau
Gus. Loa1s F. Payn, who was present, gave
l.lnl piece Of his 1.lnd" in language that
was Intended to be strong rather than ele-
CANT, and dcnunci:.ory remarks were also
made by Senators Hubert, Stralan, and
brennan. aud Asselnblymen Carpenter Will
ians, and che or two others. Senator Wal
lace anG A>semblyinen Brigham. Campbell.
CullinAl. Dckey. Alvor.l, and jackson ex--
pressed their intention 1T voting for Miller,
but OF still STANDING. By Con|lng.
a DEMoCRATlc, VIEW.
The Suns Albany correspondent saws:
The friends Of Cunk1ins still hold the key to
situation. They have 20 votes, and, so long
as they can hold them, no other Republican
can be elected, unless the Democrats, by re-
1nainulE away, furnish all Opportunity,
The fine record they have made in this
contest thus far, Which drew from Speaker
Sharpe and Senator Hubert words of
praise IN their speeches to-say, they are not
likely to destroy now by any such suicidal
course. How ln;tcll longer the struggle will
continue no man can tell. 1t Conkliug will
consent to name so1ne man beside himself to
succeed himself, Laptlaln can be defeated
before the middle Of next week. That
the rank and tile Of Ills supporters are
willing to desert lin upon snch compro-
mise Is beyond Q.estion. II not then so
long as his tWenty-:slie men stand firm, or ,,
even tweuty-six Of them. he may continue
The struggle all summer, ur until the final
adjournment of the Legislature or until the |
Half-Brccd leaders will CONSENT to calling a |
regullr caucus.
In THE CONFERENCE THIS MORNING,
ARMSTRONG asked Tie Speaker to tell what |
he was To get as reward Tor this base act Of !
t.eachery, declaring it ought to BE- u big price
that would tempt Il Hail who had stood SO
high to 5tOop so low as to bctray
the man who had created him polit-
'cally. Speaker Sharpe. in reply, denied
that lie was indebted to Roscot Conk-
linz for an; thing Dul his personal friendship.
That l:e had always ha.l and wns ,pr,ud of.
Tie baid 4 glowing triotte to Cn1kl4ng, but
saul thai the time had cs'alit when the inter-
PSI Ut the parly demanded that e:cn COnk-
ing must gel oui Of the way tor the time.
de urged Others TO follcw him in breaking
his deadlock. and bring the long and useless
struggle II close, ami save the party fr0m
disruption.
FROM TIE "Tn1BuSE's
albany Special: The failure to elect Lap
IAN to-!lay canses tue Garttld Republicans
,, ,t,i, ghaSrln: T. Is EsneInll; teit
,een chosen after tne election OF Miller, and |
he contest finally disposed If. The friends
i Miller aplcalrtl u! vain to the Joint ctll-
ent;on to lake another tallot The appeals
:ere UNDECIDED By the Conkling men, and
le Democrats who voted for adjournment
nd were in majority. Some vi The Culk- | ;
ng members still llupe to defeat Lapilanl, ! :
I'D make the argument with their associates j,
lat by l,ersisten,ly holding out Tor Conkllng :
le Administration leaders VIII be forced To :
rant caucus, wherein soule man more sat ,
factory to them as successor to =
onklulg might. be chosen. Laphanl 7
cks only only tive votes OF election. The /
rienr vo;es to elect hiu1. There promises i
be small Attendance ut the Jotlc Con- h +
.itou Monday, SO that the Administration +
aders may not deem It wiss 1o attempt to
ect anybotl} on that 1ay: From prxsent
y. UndouDlels the Conkkng men will
axe desperate effort to defeat hln. and
ey may be able to postpone his election
I'LL the latter part ut tie week. 9,
TIE ADMINISTRATIONS LEADERS IN
E as determined in Iapham's case rs IN II
at of Miller not to eiier al.2tiler caucus. =. :.
le SUCCESS Of the policy in MIller's cailtli- ot
ey is prophetic of its success III that OF OF
lpl,an. The coming week may be in
revetiuou OF ue present ln;s.,.,ne "ne' pc, az
"GS GSS,nl Win ,ne5 SturaS a ens e ey
But the Administration lead- Gu
do not anticipate such long resistance. co
iler is Unitrd States Senator elect now, MI
III. III other words OF great pulitical lhtl!1- tic
&C. That Influence put forth heartily IN n
phan,,s interes. ought to elect him, and II
:yidrnt thai, despite their brave talk, the az
nkling lnrn are Is
HOPELESS OF DEFEATING LArIIAM. WI
Tie friends OF Lapllalu are so confident OF r..
election that they are not taking any eX- III
Ordinary pains to secure more VOTES ooun VI
er the announcement OF A1llltr's elecuon the
Ffhnnn was fiIki V.ffI1 fnT1pr3tuiat1nR |
.nds, and little later the members OF the ~. ~
s1siatpre began to pour in TO give him w
|t1y clasp OF the hand. All the afternoon ter