The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-21

ut the meeting. The best authenticated
statement of the conference was to the effect
that it was on the question of adjourning the
Legislature without electing United States
Senators.
ALBANY, June 9.-Atier the dissolution Of
the Joint convention the assembly recon-
vened. Armstrong, Oh question of privi-
le2e, stated he had been approached by a man
who, holding up ali envelope, said he, Arm
strong, could have twenty times the amount
III it II he would turn around and 90 against
Conkling; that his influence would be great.
as he cane from Ole
Alvord-"Nane the man.
Speaker Sharpe-"Ihe gentleman from
Onandaga has no light to make an Interrupt
tion."
Alvord-"The gentleman from Onandaga
has that right
Speaker Sharpe--"The gentleman will not
have the right in this House. (Applause.)
Sessions stated that he had been offered
money to vote for Depew.
Browning offered concurrent resolution
FOR hnal adjournment on the 18th inst, which
was tabled.
The chair announced the following as the
committee Oh bribery invest siigation: Scott
Boardman, Skinner, Brooks, Shonby and
Draper. he had heard that one member who
had voted for Conkiing had been influenced
improperly. Hs wanted that charge investi-
gated.
Casper said he mad heard member was
offered $1,000 to vote for the defeat of tue
oleumareanne bin. He denounced the ST ate
ment. He was told that he wonid get some
thing if he would sign the caucus call, bat
there was not money enough In the state to
induce him TO sign such call. he tel5 there
was something wrong here and he wanted all
investigations.
Herman said he had heard that moury was
being used III this canvass and wanted the
charges investigated
ALBANY, June 0.--In the assembly the al
journment resolution as discussed. Brad
ley lose to question of privilege and stated
that he had received s., 800 to pay him if he
would vote for Chauucey NJ. DeLew inst, al
of platt, Which sum he had handed ever to
the speaker He therefore asked for a com
mite OF investigation The speaker corroho-
rated the statement and said lie had the mon
ey in his pocket.
Alvord suggested the money hal come from
the other side.
The chair stated the question was on the
appointment Of d committee OF investigation.
Brooks hoped the committee would be ap-
pointed, attended BY a $ senographer and ser
geanC-a at arms, and have the power to send for
P"Pei5' A'' ie''i''A"it ""' ""oP''" "ii''ii
mously.
Russel! moved this committee have the
power to extend their juris,.ict ion to any 9th
el similar case
Brooks thought sufficient unto the day is
the evil thereof. When d similar case is pre-
sented it could be acted upon.
Baker said but one case had been brought
to the surface here, but accusations of like
character had been made. and it seemed to
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bill to regulate the Manufacture "' o'e""a'S,
arinr and provide for the letter protection Of
ruHtc health.
kWsSel,'s motion t0rNlehd inquiry TO AL
other Ike cases II any ih'i' De- was aoop'eo
The chairman announced me IHestloll TO p'
on the res luton Tor hnal adlouFhmehh Oh the
| lO;h inst.
Draper moved 10 Jay the resolution on t''e
table ill after th1 lo!ht convention, II no"