Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-29


will Stfck-The Indicted States.
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tSpecinl Dispatch to The Epentng Star.l
ALBANY, ny June 29.-The senatorial stu
alton remains unchanged. No person nor COM
bfnation OF persons has yet come forward with
key to unlock the deadlock. Judge Robertson
Gays that there are two persons who have key
that fits the lock. and can turn the bolt IL they
will: They are Vice President Arthur, who can
do 1t by cutting loose from Conkiing aud
throwing all his influence for Mr.. Crowley for
senator; or Governor Corn ell. by setting up for
going to work. According to Mr.. Robertson's 5
ADMISSION, no other parties have key that fits
or can unlock the deadlock. Neither of these
Il willing to even loan their key to the half
breeds.
other prominent parties declare that they
don't believe that either Arthur or Cornell can
@ unlock 1t now; that Mr.. Conkling holds 1t too
tight for them to accomplish 1T. The move to
work up combination for Crowley and Depew
and for Wadsworth and Cornell have both been
apparently abandoned as useless. The contro
versy is now over holding caucus. The half.
breed conference was agitated over the Ques-
ton, While the talk about the hotel corridors
all turns On that point. The half-breed leaders
are insisting that there shall be no caucus, and
the other side accusing them of disturbing the
party.
proposition to the half breeds to compromise
by elecf1Dg Conkling and Depew. The half
breeds would not consider 1t, and 1t Is under.
stood that Mr.. Conkllng will not assent to
that arrangement: All the reports sent from
here that Mr.. Conkling is thinking about with
drawing are pure fiction.
Senator Sessions Is the only one OF the in
under the indictments. Barber, Phelps and
Edwards will be arraigned this afternoon.
GBy Associated Press.l
Not Much Prospect of q Compromise.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 29-The administration
supporters are still firm in rejecting the propo-
sltion OF the stalWarts to elect Conkling and
Depew for the short and long terms, respective
iy. They say they would prefer to accept Platr.
At the same time they see no way out of the
deadlock, owing to the flrmness of Conklings
him.
The BallOting To-day I'm Detail.
ALBANY, N. Y. June 2s.-The vote TO fill
the short term vacancy was as follows: Senate
nell, l; Lapham. 4; Folger 1; Hoskins. l: Rogers,
l.: Assembly yote-For Potter, 40; Conkllag. q;
wheee1 s C0ne tPapham a. roe
50; Wheeler, Al; Cornell 8: Lapham. 1s Folger,
/; Hoskins, 1; Rogers, !; Crowley. l. No choice.
Rising TO Explain.
When the name OF Senator Forster was called
ne said that as his vote here had been called
into question Ia the senate by the senator from
an explanation OF his voting. lie had been
actuated by but one consideration, and that
was to elect two senators In the place of the two
senators who had resigned. So far as he could
learn the views OF his constituency, he believed
that they did not desire the return OF the two
resfgn1ng senators. With that view he had
first voted for candidates known as hall. breets,
and subsequently for q hall. breed and stal-
Wart, and then for two stalWarts. This week
he had determined to vote for two stalwarts.
and II no election was secured be would then
vote for an adjournment. He then explained
his vote for Lieutenant Governor HoskinS,
whose course In public life he euiogized, and
concluded by voting for Mr.. Hoskins.
MI. Mccarthy, when his name was called,
said that he had simply alluded to the gentle
mans voting for Lieutenant Governor Hoskius
when 1t was known that he was paired With
Senator Astor.altough the senator NIr. F1rsrer)
had said he was not paired 70 vo;e un Lieu.en
ant Governor Hoskins.
The vote to MI the long term vacancy was as
follows; Senate-Depew, 13; Kernan, Z; Plstt.
I; Cornell, 2;Whee!er, l: Crowley. l. Assembly
Dtpew, 81; Herman, As: Platt. 81; Cornell !:
Crowley. 6; Tremain, l; Lapham, l. Combined
voU-DepeW, SO: Herman, So: Piatt, rs: Corneil,
?; Wheeler, !; Crowley, 7; Tremain, l. Lapaam,
Mr.. Sharpe offered resolution that whan
voting hereafter. on asking to be excused, mem.
bers Of the senate have unlimited time for *
planation and members OF the house be limited
to TWO minutes each. He said the only object
he had In view was establish rule. He asked
thai the resolution lie on the table TILL to- NOR
row, which was agreed to. Mr.. Sharpe then
moved an adjournment. Carried-ayes. ST.
noes, &c.