New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01
For HAMILTON FIsH-Mr. Tlrck.

This ballot was just what IL was intended % be,
record Of the weakness of Mr.. COnling and nothing
more. Several of the Administration candidates
could have had large vote, If 1t had not been
thought advisable to avoid the danger of Jealous
riyalres by permitting all the Administration
to vote as they choose and especially to crafty the
favorite meu of their localities with compli-
mentary votes, that the ballot became III fact
good deal of spree. Every one felt
that II was little but record Of the fact that the
two Senatorial desertcrs could not be returned to
the places they had betrayed. Those persons who
hold the theory that the Republican will 20
down in blood the day Mr.. Coukhng is defeated,
should have been there to witness the extreme
cheerfulness Of the assembGgc aud the good humor
of most Of the Conking men themselves.
THE SECOND BALLOT.
The roll call was now repeated for the election Of
successor 10 Thomas c. Platt In many
respects this was repetition OF the
former ballot. Nearly all the names III the former
ballot used again. though, Of course, no Inrm-
Der committed the abSurdity of voting for the
same man for both terms but the shifting VIA 80
general that the long line Of candidates aP-
pcared in about the sane relation a. before.
The most notable exceptions 10 THIS were
that Chauncey NJ. Dcpew took the pia"e
of William A. Wheeler, loading the list
of Administrative candidates AMI that Governor
Cornell received twclyr votes making eighteen A,
sinhl, men in all who had voted iOr hun on the two
ballots Lew 7. Morton John VI. Francis. editor If
Tie Troy Times. and Joseph ii. Choate werr tie ie"
candidates receiving Ir>pcf lively two votes one
vote aud one vote. Mr ENarts had i've votes AID
Mr. Rogers had only one vote, instead OF the eight
the ballot before.
THE SECOND VOTE IN DETAIL
The vote in detail was a. follows:
For THOMAS e. PLATT-Mcssrs Armstrong Brchm.
Brodsky Campbell r. \. car I-uteT, Culiuah, lprArh
Draper, Gillette. HAYES. Rowland jackson. Morgan.
Rowland, KctL, C. H. Russ u, Siss0i IrnlbIe' IL H.
Tuthil Williams, Speaker-2l
For CHAUNCEY VI. DEPFW-Messrs. Alyord. BcInAn
Bowen Butler, Crapscr, Dutchcf E'en-il. IcAinhn'
Hustled, lasher. Low. Peck. Nan Bnren, D. = Nt.s-ll
For AJoNZO Il. CoENELIl-hessrs Beints, B"ardn,an
Bradley Evans Fenner. GuOdm4n. Lewis, Palmer. Pot
ter, Roberts. Secly, SpP-l&
For ELBKIlGk g. LAruAN-Messrs. Beach chamber
lain. Fish. Rancs. Scott lOung-b
For CHARLES j. fOL@tk-dcssrs Bakri' '"nguOn
Hamilton. Phillips 1urck. Il. TWile-H.
For WILLIAM NJ ~ AKIs-Messrs Binnnger. Dugmd
Hunter. Shelby Steele.
For WAKSER MIILER- Messrs. ChickcrtnG. Gorsnc
Sknurr-3.
For LEVI = MoErox-Meesrs Carley. shcldon-2.
For JAMES ". WALSH OkIu- Mcssrs. Holmes ana Rob
lnsOn-2. , , q,
JosEPH II. CHoAri-Ir " Srtng.
For SHERMAN 3 ROGERs-Mr. Root.
For JOINS NJ. FRANCIs-Mr Dcrnck
For THEODOKF NJ. POMEEur-Mr. Gates
For FRANCIS kERNAN-Mc-HrS. Andrews, Beheflct'
Began Brooks, Browne, Browning Bulrncr 'A'ha.
Clancy Clark Cleary, Cock, .COncn Dayton Dominic,
DOnOhO, Doughcrty, Eugle, Tanning. fuey. GahEp,
MtTernan. Molrr. ]. Murphy, NJ &. Murphy. Newman.
Newton Niles. fatten Patterson, lnney Pratt Snahi"y'
sheridan Smith Slauola. SW ell, strait. IhlleHian,
TOIIney, Tull!, 3. H. Meles-i7