Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-15

Necessary to a choice. 70.
Speaker Sharp, of the Assembly, read the
following telegram, which was received with
applause:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
14.-Hon. Chas. Skinner, Albany: The Presi-
dent made wonderful progress last night. His
symptoms and condition are now considered
very favorable.
The convention then adjourned.
ADJOURNMENT SATURDAY.
The Assembly has adopted resolution for
final adjournment on Saturday, the 18th inst,
by vote of 62 to 81.
The fact that Miller gained the votes of
Boardman and Sisson to-day made his friends
anxious to take another ballot, but the stall
warts united with the Democrats and carried
adjournment
PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY.
: ALBANY, July 14.-The adoption by the
House of the final adjournment resolution has
given fresh impetus to the gossip about the
hotels. A report was started early this even
ing that there will be an election tomorrow,
and everybody is talking about it. Some say
it will be easy for Miller to get the scattering
votes for Daniels, Storm, Adams, and Fish,
but no one has any positive information, or
even a guess as to how Lapham can be elected
AO uake tne eiectIOH OI Ldplam appear
equally possible, it is reported that Speaker
Sharpe will make break for him and he will
be followed by nearly all of Conkling's vote.
Leading stalwarts, however, are offering to
bet heavy odds that there will be no election.
The adjournment resolution it is universally
conce ded, cannot get through the Senate. Il
will, under the rules, lie over until Saturday.
and if there is no danger of its being voted
down it will be talked to death, as there is no
previous question in the Senate
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Albany special to the
Evening Post: When the senator's had retir
ed from the Assembly chambers this afternoon
Newman, Democrat called up his concurrent
resolution to adjourn sine die Saturday, Hus-
ted, administration, moved the Assembly now
adjourn. The stalwarts for the most part
voted with thu Democrats and defeated this
motion. The question then came up on New
mans resolution, which was supported solely
by the Democrats and by the following stall
warts: Armstrong, Brehm, Brodsky and A.
Carpenter, CullemOn, Decker, Draper, Gillette,
Hayes, Morgan, Trumble, H. H. Fathell and
Speaker Sharpe. The following stalwarts
voted against the resolution: Bigham, Brad
ley, Campbell, Evans, Howland, Hurd, Jack
son, Newlan, Williams, Messrs. Cowles and
Potter. Potter who voted for similar reso-
luton yesterday voted against it to-
day, it being evident that the resolu-
tion would be lost, the stalwart
managers then used every effort to turn
some of their men who had voted in the mega
tive and succeeded in turning Bradley and
Williams. This carried the resolution 63
to 61.
Peck, Cooper and Sessions were absent,
Peck voted against adjournment, and Cropser
for it. The two latter were just outside the
room while the ballot was taken.
Senator Robertson says the Senate will pass
the resolution. There are thirty-two Senators,
of whom seven are Democrats and nine stall
warts. If Foster and theistalwarts voted with
the Democrats for adjournment it would be
carried. The programme is said to be that if
adjournment is carried, then the governor
will call the legislature together in September,
and that Miller and Lapham will not be avail
able as candidates on account of the shortness
of time before the convening of Congress.
The hope of the stalwarts is they can then
elect COnklinp