The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

Tuesday next and AS Monday IS Decoration Day.
il NAV Be- inferred that no caucus will be held on
that day Thursday evening; the5eiOre 5%e To-
seems to DC can 'ps be postpoued % Asking
vour early attention 10 the exigencies of the oc-
casion' / beg 10 add that / am at the present IN
meet you for consultation. Very truly yours,
ID. Mccarthy replied to Speaker Sharpe,
saving that he would call meeting OF the
Caucus Committee at the earliest possible
moment
CoNKLfNG MAKES SOME DISCLOSURES.
NEw YoRK, May 25.-The Tribune's Al
bany special says: -
Mr. Conkling has made a statement which VIII
perhaps surprise some, that ne did NOT appr99.e
of the union of the Republican senators with
Senator Malone. He has stated here IN the
most positive terms that he advised
against the alliaIiee as unwise' anu hm,
the xdministration favored it and he yielded his
opposition. Yet. when the Robertson mater
came up the Administration aPparehh1s Ilu a., T.;
their union with Malone by constantly sehoins
In nominations, giving the Democrats every rev
DAYS fresh excuses for their demand 10 go
into executive session. Conkling said IL there
had been a clean docket, the deadlock need not
have lasted, and the organization Oh the oeh"'e
Rt the most unexpected statement Of all is that
IL was Platt who originated the policy OF reslSna-
ton. COnkllng has tOlO MS lrlenus thhe siiO.h
before Judge Robertson was confirmed, Platt
assured him that an adjustment of the whole mat
ter was near at hand. Conkling gave no hint aS
TO what the proposed adjustment was, but soon
after and on the same day on which at later
hour the letter of resignatio was written, Platt
came into his room, looking as he SAID
.'all gone" The proposed adjustment had.
fallen through. The President had reeeded-
Then Plat said: 81 shall resign aud state my
side Of the case in the Senate next "Wednesday
MY informant states that Conkling said: 1t has
entered my head before 10 resign; II you resign
I'll resign, too" COnkling added, after moment,
but You can not resign now and state your cause
next Wednesday in the election OF Tuesday scount.
The Legislature might have adjourned by Thurs
day and IL would be too late to hll the vacancy.
The better way will be to write n letter and for,
Conkling shut himself in his room and then
and there rapidly wrote the letter addressed
TO Governor Cornell This. according
to Conkling himself, is the history
of the famous designations. number OF those
VINO have talked with COnkling report he
has bitter words for anyone except
Blaine who, he says, has been INA ma
He professed to have circumstantial
evidence of Blaine's having acted
as a deputy editorial writer for the various news.
papers but on the other side. however, II Is said
that good deal of his talk Is pitched to the key
of the astonishing address the albany Grant Club
presented to him last night, in which
no consideration was shown for PreSi-
dent Garfield. though he was not attacked
outright, and Grant and COnkling were depicted
as the saviors of the Republican party. we'll
informed politician said here to-day: Il think
that primate was solemnly presented last night
with his own production. There is nobody in the
Grant Club to write an address like that"