, 1881-06-03
Difficulty Of Consolidating His
Two Large Voting
Phalanxes.
Conference OF Administration Men to
Plan a Nay Out OF tho
Muddir.
0onkling Pushing an Adjournmant-A
$4,000 Fec Awaiting Him
in New York,


AA1A<ts2p A1* UN441 W. lNQ bt4lOL3
to-day were marked by n greater cuucentra-
tion Ut tho Administration votes, the steadl
ress of tho Conkling-platt forces, and the In
creased strength Of Cornell and Depsw rs
the leading a'ltt-conkllng candidates for the
sll"rt and lung terms respectively. The votes
snow large diversity Of views aHohg the
Administration forces, ind n reluctailce OIL
tne part OF the majority OF these to rally to
tue cltot candidates. The ul|on OF the scat
tefths votes OIL Two candidates is going to bo
q tasK moro dlsticult tllAn aly that Inns yet
arisen IN the conteat' Ine Administration
4eaaess nave coiiaacteo tnelf negative cant-
pa'Rll 80 1af without a oluhuer. att havo
manifested great Wlsnona and sagaclty IN
thesf movements. IL they caa now ntake
a soccEssfuL. AGGRESSIVE FIGHT,
tt Will be fttto piece OF political n1aneuver-
Ing. Tllcir policy Is TO move slowly but
surely, Keeping harmony and the defeat OF
CohRitnR prominent rs the TWO main points
III Lis ca'hpalgn. Ilcre are within their
humber several strongly antagonlstlc cle-
inents, but the Leaders arc hopeful Of being
ao'o ~ reconcile a'l differences between! theso
i1ctohs IN INC course u tlfl'c' LII the ballet
ing to-lNy Evarts' tomeroy, Marttn, Davis,
AlVoftl, Whlte, anti Ghapufaa disappeared
from TIC iist OF candidates Wills four now
petsons-Vatlcost, Rulilsey, Sloal, and VIII
onr-feeelseu one eoto eacla. Joshua II.
Vahcott. WHO received se'lator Loomis'
vofe IN BOIL ballots, Is u brooklyn lawyer OF
high stailtti1'g, aud at present Chairman Of
tie State Tax Commission. SENATOR Daven-
port voted OIL both ballots for
David isuMsEY,
n judge Of the Supreme Court from tho
Western part OF tho State. George u. Sloan.
%ssey %e ay 1ssf sa w9s 9s@ spsksF ot Of tbs
inn two tirea consssss,naa p David
Wilbur, Of 0tsego County, received compli-
mentary vote from one Of the Otsego AS
sc.'pas'nes' eonhlluk m.o t!a1t eacn lost
and and For Forste, ,. be'nE ,! parea for tho day On
ais M ranks. ' '' A''' ''AN A''A4
who changed to Cornell. Ills name
comics high upon mt, the roll but bis detection
n1 no SURPRISING a IL ,,.,a no ehaneea % nask again
men Bn'dicy. Evans, aud Carley to
vote for Conkltug this morning,
,nst %ansnr - va ~, '. the
must !elna9kaole 'easuto OF the Jay was the
astonishing ttIcreas0 OF Gov. Cornelt's vote
froM 10 to al OIL the first ballot Tor the short
terr3. Or t,,e eleyea y3tes oa}ned t}tre Incn5.
,nv Aivor,i AMI I1nstod +ha aa,n,,,,s.s..,".,
,1,sn w n.,ota "'u 1A"atoa. ."o @eul'iH's"1Atlon
li"l-nseet leadets ~ the Assembly, callo
iron, Wheeler, two from Evnrts, ONO from
Poiueroy, two from Alyof4, one from Fentou.
one from Trelnnine, and one from Crowley,
On the seeouti bal]ot he xnIned Senator
Wuolln's vote from polneTOy. Assembly,
men Cnwles. GOoiinat,. and Lewis. from
Eonkljn1. Wheeler. nnd Chairman.
and iost Fcnner and D. Wns seii'
who went to Funton and ElIck. On lid
first baliOt for the jonr term hi recefyol III
votes, tilo Ha1llo ns yusterti6y. and ii on Tia
secotd.
fr IL 4 SIGNIFICANT FACT
that a ~ thaso "a orn lVhanIor ma pon
,,a.,'' Thev 1T nrc wfiiinp 10 yn @ fnr oqsmnls sUsls
II Il vii nGt intarfCra viii tSa '.,,o,,..,s ~
tha{r "anifTuta. .rt,iio fiano,1t: feisa fraIia y.
Te,v tn ss,t1nrt IL" f;nvnr"rr II i,a a.,os w.
MT nnta a@n,.tse III nav y ni,, ~ "ges
aeISes ls.t,vna,, re iiana,v 11Hf,ousy 1H.s"nsy
anT wi,p.i"f cle,1aut. pI"'t iii ran asoR"iS, "aS
>ssi.5atns iii "' m,,st e''to' mo ,cMm @ '"9He ealt1
t;,"sa who vasn for Eo,ra5} wn,,a untto ~ ~,
ht fo, n,a tarn, Ia ~wnT;,, ~ ~ aaa ~
Ram,tcom ana % wdi lea.s to,.. ~ IIs 1'< nsless s
az t|p.e xana n T'1 RI. c1aas iaa atG ~ 't 9y sMe
x%ss 1as 5'1 sats for sSS ttter asnca