The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
cosKLrYa OUT OF THE RACE

CoSKLING OUT OF THE RACE
Albany. N, Y, June lit was universally
conceded lss. hight that Conklipg is entirely
out of the race. a gentleman, who had been
closeted with the leaders for an hour, had no
hesiIancy in admitting that it was question
which candidates the party should select, 10
meet with unarimity with the. republieans.
"Cornell and Depew" WAS heard on every SIDE.
A few votes for the governor are now sSiu 'o
have been cast by Instruction, and as 3 leei
inc for further action should Cornell, either
by letter or authority OF proxy, make
statement to deny aspiring to the honor,
The question, 80 far as be is concerned, VIII
be definitely decided; but on the contrary,
should no oral or written notice De gwen !,
will be Understood that he Is can 1idate ana q
no enc doubts but that ne couio
be elected. There are others wh"
are urpipg forward the names ct
Gornel, and Crowley, but with indiffere
suocess. Cornell aud Depew are too we'll :
ceiyed to have any splits, snd their supper
tiers consider Crowley with very Ats!e
favor.
NO CHANGE IN THE SITUATION.
At midnight there was no change in the
situation, and it is confidently expected
that two more ballots will sea the figures
runn;ne Nd opposite the names of Cornell
and Depew. A.
Cornei's letter of ,declension is IN the
hands of Senator Mccarthy. 1t will be prs
sented to the legislature this morhing.
II il rumored this morning that Governor
Cornell will not write a letter declining to
permit his name 10 be used as candiaate 10
.he senatorial scontest. Senator McCGitny
has notreceived any letter from the cover
nor ohiectjDp to tho use of his name.
TTRsT VOTE IN JOINT CONVENTION.
THO fist vote in ioiut corv"~'ion stood ms
foil VS. 5ar tue snort -ru: Jonkling 81
Taco u. q aas!rs o. Torn II, Rogers
+ Crave .. Fan;an 9 Nu- 3 pomeroy 2,
Bradley /, EEcJl. Nutsyy : WalsWorth l
The bal, roe wore 49,. ....Ye.
Theho Ilep proceed q % ycto TO ill the
vacancy ,u.ea o. tpT sigast0a of Plat,
v ,n;,h ~ ,,o,y,og rs.r,..
H. pl - % Aaret. u. .u,per A. Davis
. miller s Egarts 3, Morton l, Ksrgan So,
Cornoll p L.nham s, Crowley 4, butcher
. Wodsworth /. Tteraine /, Ward 8, Rogers
No choice on either side
ADJoURNED.TILL TOMORROW
Tho assembly has adjourned ui tomorrow
at 10 o'clock.
"' ~ ' ''' Still CONFUSED.
WASHINGTON. June IAN Albany special
70 the Star saws the senatorial contes
ren,oi,,s today unchanged. Stories were
circulated late last night that Governor
GornaIl had Cri.t, a ipttpr taking his name
ant IF The at of candiu..,s. Ii cannot be
o1rrobors,,d ss no tuch lo,tor can be
found nor NV person Who Las seen it.
Messra Conkljpe and Pat are holding their
fnrcss and The ,1ninistrstion men have made
Nv st,annt 70 concentrate upon candidates.
Tbav are still in arms. unitei only 10
onnos;tion 70 Conkling and Plat, friends of
oanS nerson named honipg that in the end
ths l;ppbtn;ng will strike them. Dark horses
are mora rnmerous thsIi ever before.
Tho leaders acrnowledped that thew are en-
harrassed bv the condition of affairs and are
AFRAID 70 stewart to concentrate on any
nsr,iculsr men as vet, No further captures
ps ~, kIirg man are reported,
KIT seynr-i ara becoming uneasy and
a Uur ~ cot relieved. Seyeral efforts have
heen made bv Conklipe's friends TO induce