, 1881-05-30
CONKLING.
The "Stalwart" Movement
Rapidly Dwindling Down
to a Point.
Further Rumors Of Conkling's
Chickering's with Democrats
for Their. Support.
Failing in His Purpose, He
Will Strive for an
Adjournment.
George William Curtis Reported
as Willing to Enter the
Listsi
Conkling Rapidly Learning What
1t IL to Be an Ex-Great
| nlnn.
Significant Lack Of Attention from
Former Friends In New York
Yesterday.
l
Representatives of Garfield and cont.
ling Hare Held Nd Conferences
| in Washington.
The Doughty E1-aoverro pr Of Rhode Island
as Factor in the Existing Com
| plicatiohs.
-
The Doughty Ex-Governor Of Rhode Island
as Factor in the Existing Com
plicatiohs.


AT ALBANY.
THEY FA1r. 70 s,tow Ur.
Spteta. Dt4pateh to 1As 1hteaoo Tribune.
ALBANY, n. Y, May e. 1t was expected
that Ctinkllng, platt, and Arthur would IT.
turn FROM New York this evening, but they
failed to appear, although there were several
distinguished gatherings, composed Of thirty
reporters, dozen boys, and two darkles, ut
the depot to welcome them. Tie only
prominent arrivals Of, thb train were Assem-
blyman Carpenter, "Ed = Phelps the lobby
ist. and tlse Vokes famtly. The machine
llcelers aay the trio will bc hero tomorrow
snrcty, but reporter who cntne up from
New York expressed tho opinion that they
would not return ut oil: Ho said It was
difficult to find Conkltng nun In the
metropolis, When Senator Sessions, one Of
the Administration Committee of Safety, rs
1t hns been named. heat ID this he Rava It as
Ills opinion TINT within tFo days it would be
IMPOSSIBLE To FIND ONE EVEN WITH 4
sEA1.cII wAtt1.AST.
Senator Lord, another Administration man,
said: "rhe Conkling movement Is rapidly
ttwlndllng down to ptilnt." Superlntend-
cnt butcher, who was standing by. indfg-
nantly remarked TINT the bottom had not
fallen out Of tile Conk'lng campaign, md
would not before the snuw flies. lie says
{,t,nE1tnr ySf1t In HnrA 3t-tnOrrOW evening,
A.. st,'',s ~ rrn,or. co,;1'rrnn ,Nev Ynrk.
III ~, H'Aus ut iu'"'!n so. ".a ~ ro,,1.,tn.
Inc principal ones ase tlat eo"A'4ns
las becn visited by prominent Democrats,
AMI Ia irving to effect q combination, and that
h. i,nLe viii, 0rnot susnlc}nn m Gov. Chr
-. ,.""a "'s. s,t ,anse H. Is -,o,,n.-
nelis 'i'o'e"'enls, Nltl 'e".e 10 - m. tsyns
double. Assemo!y,nah MURPHY Oemo'
crn;, who returned from New York to-day,
snys: "This talk about combination bo-
t,,.,., t,o,,''i,,n o,,l nornoorota ia iii non-
t"een Gu.'"'1.s ~. a''u noA'oI'"e XII - ~ ~ -.
sense. inc Democratic votes cou!1 hol W
delivered. Every Democratic member OF the
i legislature will intend the Caucus Monday
ovnninr md hind l,,msplt to vote for the two
I,n,"ncrate ,,ho nro nn,ntnnttt] then. Wa
s,ss'os'"'' ' "''o '''' ''oN W.
"io rvv.,,o, op .p,o,mrrxo
,, .,,,, ~ ,.a.r sesi. a,.,. ttr,o ), r. IT, cor,.
alN! VIII Voto LOT " ahs Il'he' Il At' eoAA.
ling relies OIL Democratic assistance 10 carry
his poInt, there arc three possible ways In
,vl,ol, tha ,omnorats n,teht aid him. first.
""'ct! t"o ,,e' s,. t., w s.,t,., - ~
Ill Young lol h'th' sccona' ~ soIutk ~ ~"
tourn sine die; nlld, third, BY staying away
from tic Legislature on Tucsday noxt.
The conpiexlon of tho Senate, however,
MAINS ne ,as, t,'is nethoi tmnossihts. for ta
,'""eo tee. '''a ns..,. ~. I,ts ~
Revised Statutes IN INC sccttons collcerIlh8
| tho election OF Senators sny that Gl, the Tues
.t]nv n,nninted n bullot slnl be taken In each
~ 1.n,a1. oaot, ,n.,.,i,.r "o,,,tn1 ora. reraon.
llo"So' e"eA i''e.''oot "..s 49, "sar,'. p ~