, 1881-06-08
CONKLING.
Tho Administration Men En-.
deavor to Concentrate
on Dopew.
Yesterdays Ballots: Dopew 2S
and Platt 21 ; Conkling 81
and Cornell Is.
Much Encouragement Evinoed in the
Ranks Of the Anti -Oonkling
Forces.
Debate on the Safety Rules In
troduced by State Senator
Woodin.
The Democrats Twit the Republicans
with the Bad Record Of
Conkling.
Pointed Statement that the Demo.
Gratis Did the Same Thing by
Wholesale in 1861.
1eutnOr that Garfield WO,llh Pre-.
fer to Have Con1Sltng
Returned.
arrival Of Arthur at Albany-His Serious
1luess-0ouklfng's Arrival
In Haste.
The Democrats Twlt the Republicans
with the Bad Record Of
ConkIing.
Pointed Statement that the Demo.
Gratis Did the Same Thing by
Wholesale in 1861.
Rum0r that Garfield Would Pre-
Ter to Have Con1Sltng
Returned.
arrival Of Arthur at Albany-His Serious
Ilness-0ouklfng's Arrival
In Haste,
AT ALBANY,
SECOND Pt1AsE or THE CAMPAIGN.
Entftof 1Nsnotsh IN Ths S.hf.oo, lSfht,nx


AL ALLAN Il
SECOND rHAsE or THE CAMPAIGN.
spee'a' oeoate" 20 1"e tassa9o af'oane
:, AthANf, N; T.. June Tine : At'tninlstra-
t'on ieaucfs, having uehlohstfateu, altcr one
weeks oaiiol''fa' tlsat INC fee'cct'oh of Conk-
Ing una f!a1s ~ MI ''hpossloil1ty' except by
mcnced thc diffsct,tt. comnltcated, nmd deli
cate task OF sna"g1lrat'hg NJ, negre'si'o
pollcy hlid caIrStng TITO successful tcrf'lina~
tlon III inc ciestfoh OF TWO Hcpuoltcai' Sc',"'
alors. 80 iar tnelr "ork has oeefl atogethef
NEGATIVE. tiley nave becil pulling t0wn,
Wathont Dulioene up Now tne tl'ne Inns ar
rived when thGy must accomplish some posi-
i've result. Foft II CohRlln9 AMI llntt
are not completely peato',' or at least
bants atslahce''! ny ouet 1epnp!'c-
nn caaal"ntes anu u1la week. 1helo seems
u oe llttla llope .las t'lis LeRts.a1"se VII!
pos a" emu 10 tlle oehalo1!al muoale.
THE flhsr 1MroIsrAST srEi,
lo"aI's sucn result Was tAkeh tnis mo1'l.
ing, anu inc move "as hia9e Tlth great
snre"aaess on tno WEAKEST point III the enc
mes nne nfs1. ms oahot on tie short term
1of cohKtlhes successor sloWo't no nlhleflai
G"aHeo 1ron. ule ntat Jo'.it ba!lot on Weahes-
daylaSt' pu', ms tae solthg 'of flatps sue.
.cessoI ptostcssea' " SUM oeca'ihe c1eaf ulat
a1e Aanl'ii'stinuoH Me" hnA oeEdh 10
make me "a'nportaht changes" they
We!e taking anoaS mst hiRht, hMu
.'at melr strehg.h was pelhg rapidly
coacehtta.ca om nepew' ING ioll OIL the
senate nelng callea ''1st| tne exc'tetncnt w.
sa11 WIN lls !lEst NUNS senator Astor, tste
young Now YORK 'nliaohatre. aescried tlatt
,ot Solne'',Mtne ,.l, l'rs. s aoss o loo laa eS-
pla.t lost M more, Depew's score steadily
incranscfl. nnd. wl,nn the cnll ~ thh Hinutn
,yns li,,ts,eti n ,vcs Iisco,aroJ that 10 taJ
WA ',.'s.s.'' ~. =. ""s 1asueH nn. NV i's'.,
but two Of tho antl~Conklng members III TINT
branch Of tlie Legislature. Senator Uuyeu-
bort voted for FolEer ut,d Senator Schroeder
for Cornell.
r,,rsr a4,xa
ve,c a,t,,c,cnt ~ 1 ,1yo 'nn" nn"avv tooa ovor
piatt luf tho ffat time, and the voting hv
est siIicr ;Itsnppereu ] entfreiy n ap ,'nriy I ni
Ills sunnortern anfnr nyer to t3nnow e,s Ain. m
gether Depew gained 15'oser Ills yotn
III the Assembly oil Monday, and over Ills
highest Bcoro Inst Frltlay. This Raye him
q in the Assembly, and 43 tn 1,oti, lfouses.
anakine h'tl t1o highest Kopnnilcai can
uldate, leadlnE !1att u anu Eonk41nY !, a1'A
surprising the best record of both by II n1,tl
7 respectively. Tho principal changes
~, oSpsw s .. wolvn a'oh' Mlsler' s1ron 14aphah''
one from Crowley. one from Cornell. aud ora
from Vancott Cornell received II votes
for the long term. onu more tlinn llo has &C.
hanoyar H. snns, s ~ ~ .a' o. s!1t ~, pt, ,
however, tis aeofo afuppea 70 10, tao ctltef
losses being the Administration Iender. SEN
ntor sVo1f!n, and AsseMblymnn Alyord, who
term the antl-Conklin9 tnen dill not npiMar to
1nake any particular effort to concentrate.
their votes being distributed SO tint Wheeler
Rogers. aud Lapllam eael obtalncd rs ligll q
hos!itit2n as on @ Ply previous ballot. Neither
to er forees rec 1S To ss sesssn opensG %it S'0n
AN noun's DISCUSSION
Of Senator Woodlu's rules for the Joint Con-
yenttoH: Speaker Sharpe started tlle bait
rolling in spescll defending lis n,ucl-eriti-
far rs the resolutions wvre grateful recog-
hilton of tho act Of Congress- ha WIS bou,Hl
to thail. lie went further. Tho Republic
ans whom 10 represented proposed to stay
hero until they elected two United States
Senators, Ill lopett tia Dcrnocrnts W0nT
mol 90 pflenien nt LIS stntEtleHA Ills DNnl-
oGIa!o odIao i1iNnu' f onIala, ha: no right to
1To H.. I'm tt,, p " M!iS pAttcu!hr
~ oitoHrn aud ~ ~ o H., e*G1pi Moalun
tossed ths VIII @act 70 a a"f fSoIa s ta IT,
aenae aended to move @ The adoption Of tho first and
secona tn't. nlt1 1'o1 OF the th!Fu rug, which
scind ia rrsolrtons IL ~ rov'rI,s nea or r.
an % attampf @ H. nvsrrie ~ ~ sg fWn.thir at as
amend amend; 90 b ~ 70 require n'tantno!s consent to
mn~sl ~ ~ aremi tha xos,,,,o,,s & omafps M tson
thhe thhe 70 aeM s!ia prtamhlo ,.etiing forth
ias ae saw on W. suplecE ne added that uM
!'e1s !Ie1sa-oa .nmes , wsro pginR a9le ~ these