New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

Of hisicnenics to prove them. But Mr.. Murphy must
:: rs Z. ANY u OGs ~; s T:
Of him and his leadership rather than In Of
them Enjoying y; Is nj :, It would have boen tho part Of
hut the letter Of tho President moro rcmarkahe than
@n a Of Mr. ss"G MTp"' tender d wa" s proper that Cen
assurances Of his contnned confidence and personal
esteem ani that nc should speak % IN prsse Of his perform
for that he should sch. Mr. Murphy such fll verdict
Of acGsal Of all u" charges made ssainst him In the
letter Which manc.ty y "n' Of plee in an official doe
President might we'll have spared himself Il IA doubt
less n virtue for man to stand by his friends, and
indeed he ,nixs up s personal relations and biz official
an extent that Is any thing but beneficial " the
public service
WHAT DID TIE DEED.
I,ons rh< l'rai>a ErpubG"n.
Tie onslaught ly TIE TEIBcNE and Others
h. It ,s ,nlmiird III he re- lGnition OF Mr. Murphy
hs position Collector oi the port "i Newfork
FORCED OUT BY TrBLIc OPINION
Prom rue Irrr'Op H1rt
Mr.. Thomas Murphy has at last yielded to
T." G f%r Of sn and PTrty HS the '%,n p"s
t"n oi Collector oi tb" Port Of New. f"Is ~ %onid
have rronnd"d Nor" 10 the credit o ne rrr1, II ~.
had turned MuTply ont long agn, ana tnhS ''u'o" hc
credit OF performing u Wise ana IlShtcouS ACT
"A scouNpIEL or GENERAL, ETA. ,ini rklNcIrLE''
Notwithstanding the peculiar personal rrla-
ton existing btwccn Murphy and Grant pubic OPP ph,Hn M
or I'd Tie f"imc. Ia rsl and the latter 10 aG'rpc ,mo
II.
plico Of ~, Tammany thieves there can be bnt hlc
doubt. That he +, s"oudicl on general prnlphs hts
bccIl 80 iuiiy proved 10y THR NLw-fohK 1iiBCNE anu
thcr Republican pap that no denial has been or can
he inIdc. Almost the entire il.nnrHS interests o tp
civ Of New York. for - wear past have been demanding
h.s dismissal on rhc grounds Of neIci"nry ana d'oh
cstJ. but without avail.
"Nor TIE CLASS THAT RESIGNS"
Iy~ra Jbr .fi'c.g iryr'n U0akhrl
We say the President rPmODrs Murphy, be-
causr a though rrrOrd 10 show thu the COZ
hector voluntarily resigned, yDOdy UNDERSTANDS ihit
hc !or Ia idkc the stop ,- submit - an aDso
Lutte removal. Murphy does not belong O the CLASS OF
who resign offices Of Importance ouI vi Ir'o!! OF
hi moral COnsIdcI.tlon
rs MURPHY AN INJURED INNOCfNTG"
II looks rs though the President gave
NIrphy up most uHwiinhSiy. is thonSL TnoIhi' - Il
N!..d, abl~cG pcr'ccuirl f.au. Nr. h!"Hf. !or 'h'
noncc. throws ASIDE his habitral coldncss and rye
aud ont most warmly in his friendship OF Mully
~. Grant MEtrh} - AL able. honest man Inc
Hrpnhran prcss Murphy Il thief. corrnr'loi'i
nG lit oniy o l, rir:kcd with Tweed Go. WHO i, cor
rect, AMI vino Onght " know the Drstf
"RLMOvED BY TIE PEOPLE"
Iron, The i0th/sier EJIress
The res; Cnaiion of Collector Murphy OF his
position .t t., heat oi The NcW York Custom House IL
ruuiyalcnt to removal not Ivy the President but over
the President by the wish ol the copir oi the state ana
couury The credit o! the nt political victory III
this state, belongs IN no way 10 Collector Murphy IL
was an upl sing of the people. which. ~ ~ Mr. Murphy
affected e RAJ her hcIc tan helped. There were mi
mcrnn- and NY claI made against Thomi- Murphy
whi, l.. II hnO mt fiji I, -hUG.. and probably wOui.
have prcvrntc his original appointment. On arr"Hhi
OF these charges certainly DcCv" thit the C'c't"r
la Jnc Pr dent Gra:t and the Rcpub"an parry .,
eervrc in tcrrIng his rrsl-ation and the Pir0id nj
did well accepting H. The cOuntt! couL not anOfu 10
retain CoectOr Murphy.