New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

Ter Of snail have no policy 70 enforce g tSs
he Wish Of the American people e:, s a The Re-
American npTt %, the state Of NewYOrk cannot SnUr
SHt Mr. Greeley Eyy, s9S his eaansa sOsd
81 sT s sS9dd degree G:r :" Let &r Murphy resign.
MURPHY's GOLDEN oProETuNiri'
ra :; str,no and decided personal 1eel1
tps against him all through the ytv without regard to
by the vast EGH GOSs ~ There Yves uni
VERSA feeling the time tHaT Ss IN by those
grand msakI csuse Of theif desire not to oppose the
President matter OF sp8 S9Oyq harmless, nothing
s. Mis- expectation has not been Tsa y. tSs Re
hupAy has oecO %tth the lapse OF time. And to-day
pun universal feeling that II he were 70 ses sign ~
would tue removal o. SeSG bs psst month and Cspc
The Ph the last few days this feeling could he
heard wherever at;srs It was heard in the primaries
G District Conventions at the state W. ana
~ ~ much but more than the party has the hight
10 ssh 1T mon IT, Mr. Murphy will for once deserve
ana " =, DE party Il be never did before
~0" "CoXKLNG's RUFFIAN GANG"
irca M Cleveland Leader tRepl
7, q clear. however, that the COnkling Muir
hI tsctOn has carried matters WITH nigh ana uscru
pGsyared TO keep ali but their friends and nothing
but timely m 81 so ponce "a have
I'm taken sh,,k by the rlDdable movement and al
Loved themselves 10 be ONefpoWered
Convention has been one OF the most stormy and aus
graceful meeting ever held by the Republicans OF any
sao Gnd t 1 rotcs " H%WYcTs ProceednSs Ike
ths-e will far 10 waste and disspate the immense
SAT- through tho overwhelming exposure and humila-
non that have bsfallen Tammany.
TIE GREATEST OUTRAGE EVER ATTEMPTED ON
DELIBERATIVE BODY.
From TIE OpdeAsbHrp Josr%6I
Mr. Dfpew, In speech for harmony, with
drew OF Mr. scrbner and right here commenced
a struggle which intensified by rs bare-faced an at
feupt On the part Of the Chairman Of the State Commit
t Mr. Corn H. 10 perpetrate outrage was ever re-
orGd T. I'D xeS list Of deefates from the several
counties which he seemed determined TO vote without
h,ld thai his own friends would sustain it, and he
wa compelled 10 back down. Mr. Conkling came to the
nay ton Hamilton Wards substituted The substitute
was and the report Of the committee adopted by
Greeley delegates withdrew. f. y. Sherman chairman
Of the delegation from this district then announced the
withdrawal Of the delegates from the dst and lid
Districts Of st Lawrence County 1t lie for US to
say that all TIE delegates FROM this Congress District
Convention found they were at Syracuse for the sake OF
and and not S 1ne vote 81 Of tSe
delegation determined, should the contingency
sse for the personal preference Of neither In
Withdrawing from the Convention the delegates In
tended 81 express the most emphatic dissent to the
claim that the State Committee may go unbdden to in
terse with an organization Of the party in any county
and they will adhere TO that position though the party
pSaticay they make no objections TO the ticket nom
mated because they 20 for principles not men, and
oppose only when they become obnoxious TO prin-
yiple.
"cUsTOM-HoUsE AGAINST THE PEOPLE,
The Chicago Tribune, considering the action of
the Syracuse Convention quite aside from any prefer
subject Of Civil Service Reform, In the course OF an
any further illustration were needed tn convince all
orvant citizens Of the m Of our @ ST
he apped and OF the dsntegrating and demoralizinR
effect which It is producing in the Repubn!can
hshSd by the unhappy result Of the faction
strife among the ReRSoic@ns Of SeT rt TX
jured by being denied the right vote the premi
nary organization Of the Convention and next nsqted
by being offered half vote apiece after II had been
organised The DELEGATION properly refused to accept
sSSd % Mrs S Sf In Inc
The situation as 1t appears to newspaper not IN sym
Py S M Of c s. p sGs
General Committee in the usual way to serve one year.
sns T co1Tsbtons held dDg the year
Gersne6 not to 'nf the ' rsseeOn
Of senator Couking or to the renonI m ION
S,s 5Ist1Ss s in SeWYork man named
MURPHY charged with having made fortune out OF inc
piHr hat and caps to the Quartermasters Depart
saenS known have been an Andy Johnsonite SO long
partner with Tweed sweeny, and Connolly |
e ill., aeS s t to have opposed Fento9
and supported Hoffman for Governor Of New-York and
rhs man is reputed be master Of the science Of
civil service OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is he knows how TO
1rthest in packing Convention against the wishes aud
sentiments Of the uasses OF the party At the same time
that Murpby came the Custom House (Mr Moses H.
Grnnel having been removed to make room for hinl,
MI Cornell % pGS Do ns rS an
age, and profit. 1t happened, by strange coinci- !
AN stat Commitee When it came TO be known that
the City Committee entertained views Of their
sJectiIg the Syracuse Convention, Mr. Cornell and a
Committee OF
Committee being also Federal Ohce-holders issued
hy the people 10 appoint General Committee for
the Republicans Of Sew-YOrk City. OF course such |
COMMITTEES could represent nobody but the power which
struggle this issue was anticipated at Syracuse
and the d gates from the country districts were chosen
many with reference to their probable position
0n the question Of Custom House against people The
ram0catoas OF the Of1cehOders' ring, which we are
accustomed " call our civil service system are
80 compete throughout New-York that they sue
eeeded in this case, in spite Of the popu-
lar feeling against it, eecting number Of Custom
Aonse o., sltee Which taken together with the skill OF
nissionor constituted small majority Of the COnven-
Sn exclusive Of The city delegates and ruled the latter
gu Oi the Convention The consequence Of this action
vas 70 leave the CuStOmHouse triumphant in all
Tespee@ It was conflict Of the Republican
1nHsses against the ofce-hOlders ring, and vic
EO.y o. The latter. And the through which the
tbs SCt{ vas secured were plainly no more excussble
SeToyea1 lately To bring the patronage Of the Fed
administration 10 bear for the purpose If thwarting
t0e party whose votes created the Administration, is
N = bad Al TO bring file Of Federal troops intm-
aoAte Convention III Louisiana.
Inc IAAAAEY DELEGATION TO ROCHESTER,. |
Aux KING DESPAIRs OF ADMISSION TO THE CON-
.hNIlOS-A DELEGATION SELECTED TO BE |
SACRIFICED.
nnough 1t became apparent some time ago |
- Se lSumany delegates TO the Rochester Conven- |
s'Oa not be admitted to seats the Ring has not |
80 employ its old tactics TO obtain a hearing there
go, Ast ten days 1t has had its agents travelling |
eS0uI The State endeavorng to buy up enough |