New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
LATE ASPECTS OF THE CANVASS.


CoNKLING AND PLArT-ErroRrs THAT CoHNtiL
AND ANOTHER ADMINISTRATIONS CANDIDATE MAY
BE CHOstN-DISPEItsING FOR HOME.
lEr TELEGKArH 10 rHE rEIErNt~i
ALBANY. June 3.-One of the stories ailcat to-
night is that Conkling and Plat are making rrrp-
aratons to withdraw aud put Chief-Judce FolGer
and Speaker Sharpe in tn. field in their stead :;
hut this is not generally credited especially both
these men belong to the Arthur wing Of Rrpub-
hcanS, aud the Cornell wing would hardly approve
of the ticket. Some Of the Conklng men tonight
have been talking Of a ticket composed Of Conhng
and one Administration man. an threatening that
rather thln 20 any further than this they will
stay here until January but these merely
members Of the Legislature who are accustomed to
taking orders. not To giving them and there is no
reason To suppoS' they LAX with any authority.
There was halt in he upward movement Of Gov
eruOr CornclFs vote lay. Contrary Ia plans that
had been prarranged for pushing still higher by
taking some votes from William A. Wheeler, the
Governor. in fact lost fonr votes. receiving only ~
votes for the short term instead of % yesterday,
and the same total, 13, for the long term. Ii
is too early to say how far the
course OF the Administration Leaders may Of
feet the Governors prospects as n candidate.
which have seemed 80 bright Mp to the present
mrnt The Governor il nm crsionl TO preserve sfill
the same rcticcncr upon thi> suhcct. The men over
whom he has direct Influence stu vote for Mr..
COnkling or do not vote for the Governor and his
lations with Mr.. ConkliuG seem unchanged. mn ~
her OF the Administration men have voted tor the
Governor because they thought his election the best
solution of part of the difficulty hut others have not
felt like following ths example until they were SIR"
that If elected Governor tOTucu would he M
thorough accord with the Administration. aud the
suspicion that Mr. Conklug has not Resented Cover
nor COnc.l> candidacy hrCaus,' ~ some persons b-
hevc ne would hc SECRETLY pleased To see the Gnvrr
nor elected IN PlaItS place. has c't abroad. and
number Of the Administration men say they want 10
know NOR about the couT~e the Governor would
he likely II pursue III The tuturr before putting hm
III the position To become formidable candidate.
am perhaps To- help - me Oih,r oaudldatc Though.
Twenty -iour hours ago the ar WAS full of prc'ir-
tinns that \. Il. Cornell would he one of the two
Senators. hut a change came tins morning. The G"V-
cTnOrS vote halted AMI dropped q httlr, and both
sides awaiting rN "loIiucutS respecting his tu-
turr course. The Cou,rsi Judge aiming the Admin
istratOn men believe thar one oi ihr Two Scnafor~
Will have tO lee "a Stawari satisfy the IaIg" Stal-
wart element among tir H,U VITO are refusing 10
vote for Conblug and they have u kindly tcilng
toward Governor cornell.
Tomorrow : ballot promises tO be ur1upor'I ant
Nearly fifty m"irbcTs hav" e,urrl pairs and have
already lett ~ v of the pair, lasting until
Tuesday. Indcrs7 hess circumstances there l. not
hhcly To be- material Chansc ~ Oh" relative
votes for the can iilat.~. II Was found luptclCi-
bic Ia carry ont the resolution oi :hr Administration
conference f0rlddnR p1lr~. fnI many oi the mrIn-
beers had business engagements. Only one ballot II
expected tO-mUTrOw.