, 1881-05-18

tay STIR "scna,or conkhas im,na bo>we.
brhtrn. II was tlcvonreti that Jntgr I!ohcrtann
would mt Withdraw hm. l.n4Hu, VIM Ind stoml
y aonklE ~ M !hcu 1nl' Mtn' ,hnt o wHt,!'s ,1
81 scif fs's asn @ IL sr ckx f 'a osa s' h 5
,oIo witt ali eancusrs; Tint hc rhunl'l never
tK'in Hn Into nnc ny Tho sr,'ntn wits t,on n,a,io
rtspvnsibillty, md II! his os1' Eunl ttne decide
what hts next etoi, should bo." eenatnr 1toEan,
to i@ an oHns aons eso
wharc. sals tt.neht tllat ho Iad never Ind my
such conversation with alt. C1nkl1nR, nsid hat
1lut Inllo any etlcll statements.
st1a cpSKL1Nu's CONDUCT
has. Of cnltsc. beer, tho sunjttt Of almost unn-
tcsrnptoh ct'mnfcrt nt 'lo Cnpltu atlc0 tho alrn-
i,.t'S posS 10 tn sct!as: ynSscray or the i,. H.
crushed traxoiiut,. at,l Ills poiiteal s!j1nnt, 81.
" a sa sh,s shS ie, Of 9 ,aGsse' w.
not aee,i tal'y 's eerk to Fssp tho kt rcs ii % nis
tr'ontls In Washtnaton nnw." htr. conklne nlny
ho = dsnIixo.! y Now York to.!,ay. hut % has
thu hcArcst 4, him, WIN hnvs nMnst Violated
their "wn nuilons or "su,'atorlul enurtcsy." Ut
!sts.l nrcns1tsty t. % sraEa a,y, othor to
him, 80 tint he would not hoco'no
A rl.Airol, tn IT'S PATTY,
are among tho ts,ost vluLent in thelr tonunota-
a tar II ss n e,s tSSs wsy t ~ g M e. Sye
statements IN tho public prints bnt In t'lor pri-
VITO conversation there IA tn DNnHunED too IT,
whit toy Gull his ftthlcsness to st,o, his i1sIt.
table vanity, h!a destr!,etisu eRntlsatt aiia his
ns Ns @ a" "n9 q Ell hi D a e.' ss
nl,ut letters pf tntrodl,rtto,, bclnR nccussnry at
thu Whits lfnuso. Hereafter. tull you, If MIR.
ConktH cotacs back to tho sc,nto
HE WILL. NEEtf AN INTRODUCTION 70 FIND
ills OLD FRIENDS.
IIo Inns not boon ioynl to his friends. III, his
views &c duty he hns pltstcd snlf ov9r frlniMlshp
rt S lis soyS T. s "yn,y Il
1t would perhaps be ~ wGll for ntl Or us II tho
@TsiFnatlon @ q ycsterny shoa'.! prqye to 10 tho
good lltatiy VIM think that 1t Is very pnsslblo
TINT Mr. Conklinx VIII not be apt to soo,lro n
!? a ~ Ssae e 1Ssa e as vas ~ "'tS s
purpose oc
THE nuRx1So OF nESaA1 LIGHTS
before tho co!!ntry yesterday. a Huuttonnn fa-
nlt!ar ny 9a., With New York politics says 10 ma!tor
unlcss tho Rotnrtson t,iun IN tho Legislature
shMll prove taaHnnntmous enuuHh to permit him
exoFsse SO ia,ieh Gasisttan chasity. I Tha Now
York Scnnto has Twenty-Five Republicans and
seven net.oerats. Tho Assembly has a!shty-unc
Kcpnblicnns. fnrty-sGfcn Demt,urlta, and EDttiD
ecattoraug Usoenback votes. Thcro aro l0G Itc-
nuhllcans IN both .l'rauches. In tls sunato
ConklirE. aud thas thoy aro radical anti.conk.
ling Is shown by
rtsE1ts ACTION IN ApJouRS1Sa YESTERDAY
beioto receiving tho not!ce Of tho resignation,
oitleE wock. TIC Republicans 10 not nonlnafo
In join cAucns Elch lfouse holtIs a separate
cluc!,s. ambition they vote In jntnt CAUCUS. III
tho tlunso thorv nro ut least tlllrty untt-Conk-
| ling ulgn. EiRhty-ono votes nro necessary to
elect. CnnkIlitu has hit tlyo votes In tho Son
ate Snd ~ us ssSFo y, y, sn gf tue
House to mako hls ELECTION ns tho caucus nnn-
nee cortnlu. II the ltotnrtaon lsopuulIcans are
| tho Administrator wii doubtless eiidcavor tU
Impress upon thoins That they shnuld bp, Mr..
ootkling li,ay iin,l that hls dramatic exhibition
| Ing vlndlcntton which he Ind expected.
CoSKL1SG's TItREAT.
| Personal fri6ndso Of ConkItnR, who convcrsad
with HIN yesterday, nrg authority mr. thu state.
tnent that ho expressed entire coniItnce in lila
| pEuHint rctlGGdun to tho ScDatu by tho Lrxlsln.
turr of bis State, now ln scssltn. 1t Is reported
fees my compromise. senntor Conkii,tg saI,l.
well, gentlemen. will tnke d stop ncxt Mon.
az IT, IT, hs s ssr S tds tc. Nooay h
lEht - by default lid mi the Struggle oyos a
! Robertson by allowing voto to bo taken.
WHAT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HEpoRrE1s
| HEARD.
To tho W'esttrn Annotated Prtss.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May i7.-Sucreulry nlainc
has kept Ii oon4laiit Communication with Suna-
| tor Robertson. Tut. OF c0urhe, tho currosppid-
gtce is close scorpt. .ltotartson Will bc cum
firIed io-morrow beyond nll doubt. and by u
! UiulOEllt 81 4uIR9 til III 1U HOHFl$ UNANIMOUS,
| Whau tho question OF tho oloot!oa III lie sc,,s.
fo1s oo.ncs ti9foro tho New York Legislature
!oSrts9s t. Il, ~ hsvq 81, to ,Gioso5sp Nsw
hts hav lug bccn eon1lFg'cd u colIvo;or viii
NATURALLY 1scnEAsE Ills powgI AND m
FlLtENCE "
| In tho Legislature, nut. ho may, It ts thought
rally Republicans ,otlough to brat Conkllllg
oas sJSsrtsS ns 1 s y
al fHf.fS
tlmo when tho SENATORIAL clootion c,ln lagaiiy pt
held. Tho static sonutc, ny adjournment yes
ulalmcl TINT Nopertson viii 10 followed by .
maturity Or Tho Statc HonntQ IN any progran hs
a.d1pls: a psomlneat, koIalbean, WIN 6as .helt
entnru'Hns Tor sours, snld to.dny that. 10 wa'
going 10 Albany to assts: ln iGfGating CDnk'lng
tIo anti-GonkIlas numbers u liz hexsIaturt M qt
nnttnx MIia s1,sa Sn ~
crs sly sly a sa tic keytps sp esh VII
llght conklng aud carry. tho New York City
shod becos s jrco ght, md tS tSat tno sSa,
Dotnncrats In the Legislature will ccrtainly ri
coNKLIEa'e PLAN
Is to have tho Senatorial eantlhlutcs chosen b,
bat Be tias spout to.tiay Ia .iicsatfus nj, enos
nSs5 ~ pt p Sn " % apa te!Y
teads ~ SfM s bsa III.
pnrterd can. It IL Thought contr.l n caucus, but
should any othor method ot Bploetju9 papdi
'ate ns .hosSn he would Ee ~ danger Agou.
ia oSnssutel 70 let Uoakiins 10 oiaets.
for hls ~ tcr.n,, which runs until 1857
reason forths oxcnl.!Ra Is glvon thut Conkllng'
tern1 expires tM lH6. tho sa.no tiulu ns ths
present Administration: thut, should 0urtlnts
ho retlomlnate9 Gonkili1K would hnyo g wprI
ILLS retl1CtlpD to tito SenAtG, and tlu wautx To b.
free frop. this necessity 70 ~ ~ n,tk9 w
tarcstcd II hls OWL reelection III 1881. hu will b
better Mbld to Gntn4ontxu tho ronnMlratl0n o
| 0MrGi1, fltaRInuch III C01,kltnx yesterday tic
Glara! that II returned to tlS se,'ata. ns wou
wayB. 1t Is believed thAs IL ho inaIntA!ns hi
cuiltrol Of tho New York Legislature hQ viii! OF
change ternls wiki F!utt.
THE PRESIDENT HAS sAIDs
that evcry nomher Of bis Cnbtnut ttsdorses MI
approves his pyery net In connection with liup
ertsun, suu that tho taulnQt Ar0 tu otltira bRt
ltony with she rrest}4nt. possmaster O9nors,
James, though h0 aligned, WITH tho Cunkltug
Ptatt. and Arthur. tho iirntcst aNAtnHt }tUborts6
isnUw III cntiruMecor1 With tho i'reskuut. Why