New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
TIE IOINT CONTENTION

THE QUESTION OF TAKING FOUR BALLon DAILY
ALLIANCE or CoSKIING MIN AND DEMOCRATS
IRON THE REGULAR coREEsPoSDkSr or r"s rsiEuSsi
ALBANY, June 2s.-Mr Tmck Of Ulster County.
is determined that the Republicans of the State
shall be brought TO perceive that Mr.. Conklings
supporters have an alliance with the Democrats ia
prevent an election of Senator's lu this determine
ton he does not have as cordial support from other
Administration members as he is entitled 10 in view
of the point to be made. The most significant sign
of the alliance is the daily coalition Of the Demo
Gratis and Mr.. Conk supporters to adjourn the
Joint Convention after only one ballot has been
taken. Mr. Turck yesterday presented a resolution
rcouiring that at least tour ballots should be taken
daily Owing to an abrupt adjournment, motion
for which was carelcssy made by an Administration
member, no vote was taken on Mr. Turcks
resolution. lie called il up again today, however
after one ballot had been taken. and made speech
clearly defining the alliance. His speech was
model of brevity Mr.. Speaker" he said " un-
derstand that the Democratic plan is delay. fol-
lowed by no election and the Conkng plan delay.
followed by adjournment. The yeas aud naJs VIII
show clearly how they stand"
Mr. Alvord was apparently annoyed that yonng
man should have any ideas Of value to party associ-
ates With an air of deprecatiOn he said that the
resolution was harmless one because it could be
revoked any day by the majority that passed IT,
Nevertheless he should vote for it, because as amora
force to secure more ballots it might do good.
He then swcryed from the question at issue plung,,
ing into the oM Tap,norse o1rss, Iorgtb 70 a
POLITICAL speech of Mr. Spinolas, lnslc several DAYS
days ago in which the latter had predicted that the
Republican PARTY would he deprived OF power ny
the people ut the fall elections owing to it's course Ill
the Senate contest. Mr.. Ayord's reply wholly con
sisted in @ recapituation Of the Republican party
THE IRREPREssIBIE sPINoIA
OF course Mr.. spinols had to reply, detailing Dem
ocratic triumphs. He ended his speech by declaring
that the Democratic party would remain here until
doomsday. if necessary, to defeat the election o.
Senators The remark enraged the irascible Senator
Madden, who glarcd at Mr.. spinoA and said "Well,
we will stay here. too-and I'll never pair"
Senator Mills, an Administration Senator, there
upon to everyone's astonishment, moved to lay Mr..
Turcks resolution on the table. The Democrats and
Conklinp men voted sturdily for the motion. and
the Administration men but feebly, so that tho
Conklng chairman OF the Convention. Mr. Hoskins'
had no difficulty in declaring the motion carnod
Subsequently Mr.. Turck's motion was tested In
another way. Dr. !. I. Hayes, q Conkling man,
moved that the Convention should adjourn until to-
morrow. The Administration leaders loudly pro-
tested that more than one ballot ought to be
taken. and demanded the yeas and nays The , hrst
Senator Forster, said that II he thought hcrc VII
the sehtest prospect of electing Senators he would
90 on voting until midnight {; but as he saw no such
nrosnect and considered the opposition to ADJOURN
7ns mere buncombe," he should vote 70 adjourn.
Hs exanple was followed By no other Adinnist, .,
fion member. Mr. Alvord In reply, said that ne did
mot sQree with Mr.. Forster. He believed that Dy an
eYchanec Of views In the Assembly Chamber a dc-
cisiou might be reached. The Capitol was the place
TO reach such decision, and not the horsesheds Oh
the Delayan House. The Conkling men showed tnat
Nr Turck was right in his prediction by votihs
desdiIy with the Democrats to adjourn.
AN AMUSING SCENE
Ersstus Brooks made little speech which led TO
An amusing scene He said that he, Also was con-
WINGED that nothing would be gained BY taking four
ballots day. There was no immediate prospect OF
An election. Mr.. Husted's remarks on former Gay
sbout the attitude of the Democrats were about o.
Iouioal a. the man who had found an argument ior
vuicids in tho Bible by putting together tho TWO
tart. "Judss went out and hanged hmsch'" ana
"Go thou and do likewase.
"Why, then. shouldn't Roscoe 60 ana 90 hne-
WIZ ~ interrupted Senator Madden sitting In the
arena below. n. u,,,,.
Agtorm Of laughter followed, In which Ar' sloCI'
boertily joined. One man took tho remark se,ousy.
p.rple with anger Nr. z. A Carpenter s'"od ALI 'N'
main aisle. ,s,.,t
WHEN tie laughter over ssnstor Aaddsns fema,k nn
h.A subsdod . htElA hA sxalais""d nesceu' o'