Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-08
SENATE.

Conkling resulted as follows:
SENATE.
Jacobs ........... 6 Conkling .......... 8
Rogers. s............. Bradley. ............
Wheeler. ......... 4 Cornell. ............ 2
Folger. ............ l Lapham. ........ 2
1remalne L
ASSEMBLY.
Jacobs SO Cornell. 49,. g.. 3
Conkling ....2 25 Wheeler. ......l8
Lapham ....... l Rogers. ..........
The combined vote was as follows:
Jacobs ..45 AS Conkling ......- ia
Cornell Is Wheeler ....22
Lapham ....... Rogers. ........... Is
Bradley. .. 49,. l Folger.. ........ l
No choice.
The convention then proceeded to vote for
the long term:
SENATE.
PIatt Cornell ........ 3
Depew. II Herman .......,.... 7
Folger r........ 1 Wheeler. ......"....
ASSEMBLY,.
Pla tt Kernan. .......s....39 80
Depew. % Cornell. l.........,...12
Crowley '...... Tremaine. ........... 2
Fenton ...........
COMBINED VOTE.
fldlI 40 COIutll. II
Depew ...... 40 Herman. ...... .46
Fol ger r............ 4 Lapham. .......... 4
Crowley ........... 4 Tremiane. ......... 2
Fenton on.......... 1 Wheeler. .......... l
No choice. Convention adjourned.
JOINT RULES.
In the joint convention the rules of gov
ernment offered by Woodin yesterday came
UP and after debate the first and second rules
were adopted and the third laid on the table.
JOKE.
sheehy, on a question of privilege, sent to
the clerk to be read communication he had
received telling him his political future would
end in dismal night he continued to vote against
Conkling. 1t was generally understood this
was oke on Sheehy.
THE BOSS ARRIVES.
ALBANY, June 7.-Conkling arrived to-
night and went to the Delavan hotel. No de-
monstration.
Organization Of the Neat National House.
WASHINGTON, June Talk about an anti
Republican combination to organize the next
House of Congress is received here. While
ex-speaker Randall is very active in organiza-
tion of the movement he does not expect to be
the opposition candidate for speaker. That
honor is intended for Ladd, of Maine, who
has been staunch Democrat for years, and is
acceptable to the Greenbackers. All the
Democrats elected to the next House
are willing to support Ladd for speaker,
and the combination proposes to give the
Greenbackers either the clerk or sergeant-at-
arms, and control of important committees.
Ladd and the Greenbackers will undertake to
carry Frye's district in Maine, made vacant
by the election of Frye to the Senate. And
the Democrats propose to carry Morton's dis
trict in New York city. Should the Republi-
cans lose these two districts they would be in
minority, but then two Readiuster members
from Virginia are doubtful. The Democrats
claim that if they carry Virginia next fall,
both Readjusters will vote with them in organ
ization of the House. Active operations look
ing to the organization of the House in De-
cember have been going on for some
time, and the parties are so
close that it will depend upon Rev. j. Hyatt
Smith, of Brooklyn, and the two Readjusters
of Virginia. The Greenback leaders say their
members will vote to help their party. The
indications1 are that warm contest will take
place over the organization and it is now said
that C9nkling will have voice in it, that if
he is beaten for reelection as Senator he will
have friends in the House who will prevent
the administration from controlling tine
organization.