The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-10
Tho Albany Senatorial, Deadlock

~. pvSoI rTfON FOR AN ADJOURNMENT SINE
Nv. az Tbs 10TH LAID oyeR-Tug BALLOT.
ING CONTINUED.
NR,NY, June 9.--lu The Assembly Mr..
rsrer>on called up his res 1luti0n for the
.ls,nrnment o. The Legislature sine die on
49, 10Th instant.
The speaker decided that the resolution
rs. privileged aud in order. Debate fol.
I,aod in which McssrS. Alvord, Congdon,
end others participated. The resolution
w. lald over
The Joint convention met at IL M.-Lieu.
,an,pi.GOvernor Hsskins. presiding-and
nroeceded with the vote TO nil the vacancy
dcc,.,oned bv the resignation Of Roscoe
C,okline. With this result Senate-Conk.
Inc o: jacobs, 6; Wheeler, 5; Rogers,
Z. cornell. -; Laphgm, .; FOlger, 1 /;
Rrsllrv. /. Assembly, Ccnkhng, 25; ia.
co's. As: Wheeler. Is; Rogers. 8; Cor
nell. IA; Lapham, :; Tremaine, 3; Folger,
I. butcher, /; Harris, /. The combined
yo,s was: CoDklinc, "a; Jacobs, 40;
Wecelcr, %; Rogers, IA; Cornell. 10; lap
ham. @: Tremaine. 3; Folger, =; Bradley,
!: butcher, L; Harris. |.
There was no choice.
TIE convention then procet ded to I'LL
ihe vacancy caused by the resignation of
pat With this result: Senale- Herman, I;
pb,i, :: Depew. Is; Cornell. 3; FOlger,
. As,embly-Kernsn. AZ; rlat. - De
new. 40: Cornell, ); Tremaine, l. FOlger,
.. Crowley, 3; Lspham, 5. Combined
yae: Herman, 80; Plat, 20; Depew, SO :
Cornell. :; Tfemaine. /; Folger, 4; Crow
lev. ;: LGpham, s. No choice.
ANEXCTTING SCENE ~ TIE ASSEMBLY-COR-
PrPTION EXPOSED BY SEVERAL MEMBERS.
In the Assembly this morning Mr.. Brad
hy. Republican, rose 10 question OF priyi-
lee. and said that be had received $1,000
10 pay him il be would vote for Chauncey
". Depew instead Of Plat, which sum he
had handed over 10 the Speaker. He there
fore a.ked for committee Of investigation.
The Speaker cOrrObOrated this statement
ant said be had the money in his pocket.
Nj Brooks hoped a committee would be
appointed. attended by stenographer and
ibe ,ergeant-at-armS, and have power to
send for persons and papers.
TIE resolution 10 appoint committee OF
investigation was adopted unanimously.
Alter the dissolution OF the joint conyen-
iion. and when the Assembly had recon-
yened. Mr.. Armstrong, on a question OF
privilege. stated that be had been approach.
Cd lbs 4 man who, holding up an envelope,
said be Mr.. Armstrong; could have twenty
times The amount in 1t If he would turn
around and go against Mr.. ConkiiDg; that
biz Influence would be great, as he came
from Oneida.
Mr.. AlvOrd: Name the man.
Speaker Sharpe: The gentleman from
0nond1gl has no right TO make such an in
terruption.
Mr. AlvoTd: The gentleman from Onon-
d9ra has that right.
speaker Sharpe: The gentleman shall not
have that Hight in this house. Applause.
Mr.. Sisson stated that be had been offered
money to vote for Mr.. Chauncey VI. Depew.
ADJOURNMENT TABLED.
Mr.. Browning offered a concurrent reso-
luton for fD1l adjournment on the 18th
instant. Tabled und er the rule.
The COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.
TIE chairman announced the following
named gentlemen a. the Committee on
Bribery Investigation Messrs. Scott.
Bosrdman, f. A. Carpenter, Skinner,
Brooks, Stanley, aud Draper.
Adjourned to IL A. N. tomorrow.