New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-10
NEWS FROM ALBANY.
TALK ABOUT AN EXTRA SESSION.


GOSSIP ABOUT SUPPOSED PLANS To BRING TAM
MANY AND THE GOVERNOR INTO ACCORD
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE ThIBuNE'I
Albany. Nav 9.-Two large men had thelr
arge heads closely together in the Executive OhaWoe
this afternoon and engaged in an anlna'eu
satlon on subject that evidently deeply interested DOM
Meanwhile the deorkeepers kept all intruders with
the announcement that the Governor was busy 1hey
did not say, however, that the uo'ei"oi
was busy talking with Daniel Manning the chairman
of the Democratic state Committee Mr. Cle'eia"u
looked IN excellent health, his visit to Bulalo n"uN
evidently done him much good, but Mr.. Manning up
peared to be worried. as If the dissenslon III INC
cratic party was disturbing his peace OF mind'
Politicians will OF course see in this interview OF MT
Manning with Governor Cleveland conference about
what ought to be done prevent further dsrupVoh vi
the party in consequence OF the preak DC
ween the Governor and Taminany nan nP
parenty the leading Democrats throughout 'no
state are greatly alarmed by the sudden division IN ther
Marty They had fondly imagined that the party would
remain united at least till 1884 and thus that the Now
York delegation would have great influence
IN the Democratic National Convention OF
that wear The quarrel between Tammany
and the Governor has almost ended this nope IN ther
despair the leading Democrats referred TO are making
desperate efforts arrange some sort OF compromise
between Tammany and the Governor Their panacea is
that an extra session of the Senate be called at which
the Governor shall withdraw the nomination of william
II. Murtha for Immigration Commissioner and substi
tute for him some more acceptable to ram
many Hall. At the session they would
have the Governors nominees Tor quarantine
Commissioners Harbor Masters ana fOrt
Wardens confirmed Then with the spells thus peaceiuy
divided they would hope for further triumphant prog
ress by the Democratic party.
The newspaper organs of these leading Democrats are
now camorng therefore, for extra session OF Sa'e
Senate Indeed there is scarcely leading Democratic
newspaper in the State that Is not in favor OF the extra
session. The Buffalo Courier the Governors nome
organ yesterday had editorial article in favor OF an
extra session. in which it said that "party interest
would favor the calling of an extra session." IL also
says:
At extra session no subject can DC
acted upon, except such as the Governor may recon-
mend for consideration, constitutional restriction
which would render such session brief and speedy
adjournment certain The expenditure involved IN an
afford TO spend few thousands than to continue the
abuses at Castle Garden for another season. But an
reasonable prospect that e T 70 nave
by the Senate he will prob ably request the Governor 10
withdraw his name. 1t may then not be difficult
matter for the Governor to name canai,
of the New-York factions and agreeable TO- them
all As an early settlement OF the diihcnlty
is to be desired the public interest as well az III the
interest of the party be suggestion as to an extra SEES
slon OF the Senate cannot fail TO attract the Governors
attention and make 1t proper for leading Democrats to
communicate to him their views on the subject
As the Governor came here from Buffalo only last
night 1t is suspected that he inspired The Courier article
II seems from the article that Murhas Withdrawal has
already arranged and that leading Democrats are
TO be requested to write to the Governor suggesting
an extra session, that he may retreat
gracefully from the position he took last satn I
day OF opposition to any extra session. lie
certainly not much opposed 70 an extra session as
he was before his visit to Buffalo lie said to THE IRB
USE CORRESPONDENT this morning. " have not thought
about calling extra session Of the senate Dnt one
sbonld he necessary / would call it," necessity
for an extra session would be quickly found IN the
fact that the HarbOr Masters have been abolished ms
wond be tine ostensbe reason for calling extra SEES
ing the Democratic quarrel ihe puOlo hlsh eAPotS W
petitions suddsSniy vor presented ,,sire IRON @o2
an Kr session on the ground that Harbor Master. were
Indispensable After TINS spontaneous uprising the
II should be said that The Rochester Union
and AdrcriSer another leading Democratic organ yes
terday favored an extra session iheIeny ioIow!ns
the example Of The Bugdo Courier, The Sydcuse courier
and The IrOOk7t EdOie. three Other leading Democratic
papers me t5iion mad an editorial yesterday showing
how the Republican party through quareI5 los'
power in Inis state, and how the Demo
cratic party ia now apparently on tbe t,o
OF meeting the same fate The Unions editorial c.oses as
follows:
at Is hope that Governor Cleveland will return from
Buflao to Albany with cool and level head thal nc
will divest himself OF all passion ana rtllce mat nc
Will cal the Senate together ~ extra session au tna
he will hold II there until the first DAY OF January neN
il IT refuses TO give IT'S ADVICE ana eos'nl, a
plated by the law, TO the appointments some one o e
many citizens he ia rotation nominate Ton TOT l
migration Commissioner
THE GOVERNOR SAID NOT TO CONTEMPLATE AN
EXTRA SESSION.
ALBANY May Ex-Governor Cleve and returned to this
city tins morning. In interview published In Tie
Ere,,ing Journal he says ." do not contemplate
calling an extra session OF the Senate No emergency
that can to demand sach course on my
part"