, 1881-05-19


sp<eta& Dtspateh to The ty.lsuu ftbuns.
ALBANY. N. T.. May 1a-Ths story to-
night Is that 31r. CunklEng Is not really
anxious to b. reelected to the Senate: and
would willingly retire from political life tor
u time, to eMJ0y the pleasure Of pr1vate life
and deyota himself to thu practices Of the.
legal profession. THIS rualor comes FROM
tl,e cx-Suhatur's friends, not his enemies.
S.nte-Trens.Irer Wendell, boon compant0n
of the notorious John F. S,Mytts, a,ld one Of
tl.e local tnacline hasses, says that tia
lorGiy Roscoe has M persounl desire
to be reelected, and In that case
Gov. Cornell and ex-senator Plats
woull be the Stalwart candidates.
Prominent mac1ine AssonlbIyinen also hnve
been throwing out hints during the past
twe,,ty.four l,uurs that 1t wns not settled that
ConkllnX would seek Reelection. Certain Il
ia that the Impression llas been galntn3
ground to.tiay that n withdrawal III Conk
ltnx'a pnrt Is not ut ntl unlikely, anl 1t is pre-
dicted TINT
A LETTE1 WILL ARRIVE
from Washington tt.-tnorr0w, In which tht
1ntu senfor Senator from Now York will IN
farm, Ills friends that he IL not a candidate
for reelection. This snay b. trick to throw
tho Administration melt oif their guard
by giving them cnnsa to believe tliat
the victory Ia already wOn. or Il may bs that
Conktlng, recognizing tic egregfo0s biundet
he has committed, aeems discretion tho bet
ter part Of vaior, alid, having already retreat-
I'd from battle III which dcfeat was invita-
biz. feels no conIp,shct!on III withdrawing
troln second contest whose Issue II still
utoro In uo,tut- Of cunrse, it te docs mt
fight, rlatt will not either. II cannot be u.
Weted tllat
SLAVES WILL DE nRAvE
when their lnastcrs act tbs part Of towards.
Tonight tho Administration leaders say
they aro ready fur caucus at
my ttne, while the machine forces
ars dejected antl .leslrous Of dsluy. Scarcely
aIiy Que Gun TT f0nnh WHO IL willing to TX.
press conadsnca that tha two Senators can bs
returned. Hugh llasiings, the veteran el!-
tor Ut tbs New York CUnImerotul advertiser,
mid strong Cunkllnxlte, says, after carl-
ful survey Ut TIN ttell to-day, Tint colnhiua-
tioN to ulect one Stalwart and tne AdMinis-
tra.Eon SENATOR Ia thu Mlast likely outcsn,s Ut
tho contest. LIE thtnks Gov. Cornell and
Chau,,cpy' II. Depew will be the successful
llle,l. Others Tint aro mentioned as
pusslble candidates aro Sherman y.
llogers, ex-VIce-Presldent William 4.
WHISTLER, William ii. Eyarts, co'i-
gress.ntH Frnnk !ltseuck, Warner MI.
lur, CAtef JudKs Fa!gur, OF tue Court Of
| Appeals, md Reuben 4. Fcllton.
| 4 DEADLOCK
SIMILAR to TINT which occurred in The Penn,
sylyNiu Legislature early III tlle winter Is
regarded III among thu possibilities. III cer.
taiu cullttnRvllries 1t IL saa that Tie ,naohlne
Men will refuse to nttenu ttae purity caucnt
ar cnl,sillAr It's Aotl0n bludink, alll III certain
utl.ar contingencies uis friends Ut tle AT
mlntslratlun may adopt te sanle cOurse. ~
| such III event Ill election MI,Eht ber
colua ilnposs!1!e, neither, tl.e stulwarts
lur the Administration Republicans. not
the Uesuucruts having tlIu tlEhty.ons
votes necessary to constitute u majority ut I'M
Legislature. A[!cr Il number Ut inu1ectuul bAl'
lots It IL believed thAt proposition 70 ad}"ura
would to reality uluptc1. sotua lIefnhen hAva
oppressed Il desire tu hAyU llu verdict " tht
pcs'ptc Iclarc taking s1dca uu tbs ISSUE. II hi
Legislature shoA!4 adjourn without electtnl
SUCCESSORS tu htssrs. colklinY und platt, 1or
CarIletlB friends 4Ay hG would immediately cab
ai txtrH session. Melu1Ul4 Ut the t.evisatuN
cutlnt turn ,tlf rar tu the wishes OF The ea.f:'
xtItuenta. Tsle&ru!ns And tutters frulh ail *ea'
tlons Ut the stutu b4ve heen pouring In heEs
tor twu dAy1. Iuuurslnk In sLr,nE tern.s ths 4sts-
tiou Ut thu President, ant calling on ln'.f4pera
| nut to vote fUr tAe rrturu Ut Cuukliux &ud Pi1tt
Tbs ruuk uuu nie VI Thu purity uro aIuused, &Ad