New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15

Armstrong, Gillette,
bradley, Hayes,
IBrehnl, Morgan,
ISrOdslky, Trilnble,
Cullinan, Williams.
Dickey.
The seven Conkling men who refused to vote for
adjournment were follows:
Bingham, Campbell, Evans Rowland, Hurd,
Jackson NOwlan.
The Democrats cheered themselves hoarse over
the announcement of the VOTE 1t is we'll to state
that the unfortunate absence of Crapser and Peck,
two st. Lawrence County members and Gar
field Republicans, led to the passage of the
resolution Mr. Crapser voted for Mr.. Husted's
motion to adjourn till tomorrow and then left the
Assembly, palpably dodging vote on the question
of final adjournment of the Legislature. Mr.. Peck
was not present during either vote.
THE CRISIS AT HAND.
THE ELECTION OF LAPnAM AND MILLER CONFI-
IDENTITY ExPECTED-A STRUGGLE OVER ADJ
JoURNMENT LIKELY TO ARISE IN THE sSNATE--
RUMORs REGARDING GENERAL SHARPE.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBBNE.I
ALBANY July IA decisive point in the long
contest for Senators it is universally believed
here will be reached tomorrow Among both
Garfield and Conkng Republicans n strenuous
effort has been put forth tonight to ascertain the
probable vote. The result of these inquiries is
general impression that Lapham and Miller will be
on the come near 10 an elcc
tion that upon second ballot their election will be
secured. Although general impressions are
frequently erroneous the Administration
leaders believe that they have received
sufficient assurances of support from
present supporters of Mr.. Conkling to put
beyond doubt the election of the Administration
candidates. Still precautions of all kinds have been
taken by them to reap the fruit of victory
if certain Conkliug men do vote for Lap
hu,, IA
made to-day among the 20 Republicans who
voted for Mr.. Miller and Mr. Lapham to learn their
intentions about attending the Convention to-nor
row. Ordinarily the number in attendance is
greatly reduced by pairing and absence but to-Inor
row it is hoped the proportion of Administra-
ton absentees will be small. Every Adj
ministration member was earnestly urged
to remain in the city. Most Of them
patriotcally said they would remain, and conse-
qucntv there will be few absentecs from among
them. Pairs have been secured for ALI Admnstrl-
tion members who are compelled to be absent. The
presence Of tho two sick Administration members at
the convention has also been requested. Mr.. Shell
ley, one of these members is his way to this
city, and |. S. Carpenter, the other member is ex-
pectcd.
The managers of Mr.. Conkling's canvass behold
uncasly all these preparations for decisive vote
All day they have been greatly disquictcd by ru-
mors of intended abandonment of Mr.. Conkling by
some of bis hitherto ardent adhcrcnts. The sur
prising runor goes about that Speaker Sharpe in
tends to vote for Lapham and Miller Tomorrow
General Sharpe has been such fcrvcnt
supporter of Mr.. COnkling that members
of the Legislature upon first hearing the runor
laughed in the face of its circulators But some of
Mr. COnkling's supporters asserted pavcly that If
WAS true and freely denounced the Speaker for his
alleged intentions The Speaker himself is non
committal on the subject, and doubtless intends to
deep his counsel in the matter.
the Administration lead are incrcdulous of the
truth of he rumor and point to the Speaker efforts
today to pass the final adjournment rcSolu-
ton proof that he is heartily in accord
with the policy of the extreme Conkling
men. In reply the statement is mad. that
Speaker Sharpe and other Conkling men voted for
adjournment iii order to prevent the Democrats
from absenting themselves from the Joint Convcn-
ton tomorrow, and permitting the election of tho
Administration candidates. If there is an election
these Conkling want tho credit Of clcctng Lap
ham and Miller, and do not want to share it with
the Democrats. Tins theory is deemed very fan
ciful one by the Administration leaders. They be-
licve that a large proportion of the Conkling men
are in dead earnest in their effort to adjourn the
Legislature without clccting the Senator's
MR. HOsKINs SUMMONED TO ALBANY.
Some news which came into their possession to-
night confirms this Wow. They were informed that
from Attica in response TO telegram summoning
him which had been sent by the COnkling men, The
vote on final adjournment of the Legislature will
be close i'll the Senate, and tho casting vote of Mr.
Hosliins. i'll the opinion of the Conkling men, may
be needed to carry the resolution. Besides the
rulings of presiding officer points of order fire.
quently decide n contest. Senator Robertson is now
the presiding officer OF the Senate and naturally he
would aid to the utmost Of his power the Admins
tration Senators on the floor. Whether Nh Hoskins
arrives or not the policy of the Administration Sen
| ators VIII be the same They hold that the adjourn
ment resolution is not n priyiloyod ono o,d
! therefore its consideration must bc nostno,od
one day after its announcement from tbo
Assembly. This would carry it over to Saturday
when the unlimited time granted TO Senators tn do
bate anything would enable the Administration
Senators to talk il beyond the hour set for final od
journmcnt, y. III. If Mr.. Hosllins sbould he
in the chair tomorrow, he would probably rule that
the resolution was privileged one and could be
considered at once. This would compel the Admin
stratiOn Senators to begin at their long talk To
defeat the resolution by debating IT to death
The result of vote on the question of final adj
Journment in the Senate cannot now be determined :
While 1t is feared that Senators Forster and Schroc-
der, two Administration Senators, would vote for
the resolution, 1t is known that several COnkling
Senators would vote against the resolution. Tho
Administration Senators will by every means in
Their power labor to prevent vote being taken if
the United States Senators shall not have been cleo
| ted previously
SIGNS OF DESPERATION.
lhe situation is plain. reckless faction Of Mr.
Conkiings supporters is pushing Oh the adjourn
ment resolution with all possible speed fearing that