The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-01

~ c"ucus iass ~hiSNt Sendt0r Jacobs was
nominated for the short term, to succeed
Conkipg, and Francis Herman for the long
term, to succeed Plat!.
After adjournment of the house quite a
number of republican members remained in
their seats in accordance with an invitation
to meet the caucus committee. Speaker
Shsrpe called Mr.. Draper, of Albany, to the
chair After some speeches the chair s..ted
that he had count made, and it was found
that there was not majority
Of republican members of the assembly
present. Ed. Carpenter moved that the
caucus adjourn to s p. m. to-day, and that
the republican members of the senate be
invited to participate Carried and the
caucus adjourned. Thirty members were
present.
The administration men met for confer.
enco last evening. There were fifty.seyen
present and notes from thirteen more, saving
they will vote for men who will support the
administration. Resolutions were adopted
pledgng sll present to withhold their sup.
port from CoDklirg and Platt.
In the assembly to-day Mr. Draper offered
resolution that al twelve o'clock tho house
proceed to name two candidates for vacsn.
cles in the United States senate, the frs,
named senatorto fill the vacancy by the res
ignation of Roscoe Conkling. In case no
one is named by msjority, the fact TO be
entered in the journal and the house to pro
ceed in like manner to name candidate to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Thomas o. Patt Adopted
Assemblyman Dayton received the follow.
ing dispatch too late last night 10 DO pre-
sented TO the demo cratic caucus:
NEW YORK, May so.
To the Democratic members of the Legisls-
tule:
1t having been stated that there would
be presented to the democratic senatorial
caucus the name of certain democrats who
have been identified with the monopoly in
terests of the national anti monopoly league,
respectfully calls attention 10 the fact tn at
thcre are many gecd democrats who are free
from such afiilistion, and that in view
of the evident purpose of the great
monopolies OF the country TO obtain control
of the senate of the United States. IL is of the
utmost importance that senators should be
elected who will protect the public interests.
Among other we'll known members of tho
democratic party who we believe to be
worthy of your Consideration, we NAV men.
ton Hon. II. Seymour, Hon. Horatio Sey>
mour, IT,, Hon. Erastus Brooks, Hon
Thomas Kinsella. Hon. T. L. Tomlipsop
Hon. William Purcell aud Hon. Francis
Herman.
All of which ia respectfully submitted by
the national anti-monopoly league.
[SigRed] LEE CHrTrENDEN, President.
There was general dependency visibl,
this morning among the stslwaris and ex
uberance among their opponents.
The next development will bo vote il
asch house at noon to-day, when the ttu
situation will be demonstrated.
FIRST BALLOT.
| When the hour of noon arrived tho sens,,
proceeded to vote for a United States sena
tor in place of Thomas 9. Platt, resigned
The vote stood MS follows: For Thona
@ P,att 8. Chaucey w Depew 7, Franci.
Kernsn Z, Warner Miller 2, Sherman 8
Rogers !, Eldred d Lsphsm 2, Joseph Il
Ohoate |, Judge Noah Davis 2, William A
Wheeler l, George H Sharpe l.
The senate then voted for a successor K
MI the short Term caused by the resignation o
Roscoe Cor King. The vots stood as follows
Roscoe Conkllng y, Sherman ., Rogers 8
John O Jacobs 6, George B Bradley /
Charles j Folser 2, Governor Cornell 3
William A Wheeler 4, Theodore M Pom
eroy2.
No yno '"'eN'ns "a|or'y' 'oe senate ad
'I.nu. .
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% woulS .ns sao0aS umoS' suo orer =. .ns nous
.s.,u "VI ny psovsg1 ~ " e'ev' y uh,'eo o,ate
od Es"h ,ns, " 'Us ~, 49, 0o"ss, .ms ios'su
his candidate. The vote stood: Conklip,
20, Jacobs AZ, Wheeler I5. Crovlov 4
Cornell @, Wsdsworth q. Roger R. Miliss
| Eysrts Q Ed;ck i. Folrer q Wbite Q Chan
man /. Tremaine q. Fontsin Q Ward +
Pomeroy /. butcher |. Alyord Q
No candidate received majority. and IN
house then nroceeded q, vote tor a senate
in tho place vacated by Thomas G. plat,
The vote stood: Depow Ia. Kernnn AZ. plat
2, Folcer 6, Nsphsm @. Cornell 9. Cromic,
| 8, Eyaris 8. Gordon 9 Miller a Frsnci,
Pomeroy 1. Wadsworth q T,smaino
Ohoste /
The chair announced that tho bouso bav;n,
failed ,o oivc a msior;iv far INV card;Ss,s
tho fac. would hs sn,"r,a on ths Z; mrnsl n
Tho houm. and ,o,isls,iva bu,ine,. could n,
proceeded with. "
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