New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30

Commissioner for widening Broadway and, also that he
s%eeny, and Connolly IN the way q sgsiness
His general . Snswst to IN IN th %ss %
has repeatedly Endorsed him "a o stanch Republican
and clever fellow, to which THE TRIBUNE rotor" oy
The s..p. polite: The :s,': =: q The he, ss e.
q, Interest god H.. .'d ss I e. pc %
NAY '1s S spps.S on the .. sSsa
9lns = Of Mr. a:DAy ' %, Iva .S
add That we have .s " s iSSi sn -, sis
Me eist Of the matter seems to De this The regular
Republican organization Of NewYork City is opposed to
Murphy and COnkng and supposed to be IN fny8r OF
the Pg1S n9 tho other have per-
suaded majority of the State Central Committee lths
said majority sGg Me- onso BSS Cornell Chairman
the State Committee and Surveyor o. tne f 9oc Oh
ss defending the action Of the d
that the state Central Committee do aaS
tho pES L, they SSn had 10 authority it. "a
held, however, that they were justified Gy n the
csS orSanlSstion With Tammany Hall These alleged
sympathies and affiliations denied by the regulaIs
the manner already Indicated by exposing Collector
Murphy's utilization, with the Tammany Rug Admit
On that neither has-or It has not yet been shown
M Greeley has n SeDd SSs
win tae1s real question ssa is which fGn aTe
Ss Not s
1t the very fact that It regular that calls for ne
tSerS would be no Of ReOrn
cation means organizing again, changing, altering,
THIS is Generally called bOtns Now the privilege q
boiling is. one Of those rights mentioned lin IN
!n fcse qi'u to- the States respectively, or
the people" 1t is an undeniable right and one
and Greeley as they show in their letters But It Is
cCTadce to exercise the privilege Of SSn and
their adherents are simply boilers and they ought IN
| uastiO wis
Ecr York Times says that Edwin D. Morgan George Ir
other prominent citizens have been chosen to represent
the reorganzed organization at the State Convention
as anybody has, and ter is no objection to their doing
30 if they only have the manliness to avowi it,
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF CRIME.
One of the saddest chapters in all the sad
story of peculaton and deceit that THE kEwH0hK
MURPHY is the confession of Murray formerly United
States Marshal in York, printed in that paper on
story at length becauss Illustrates very wen how the
thing works" when ga clever fellow with influential
and because it shows the sort of men whose
time to offices S of trust Il Sn sa csnye
ton meets at Syracuse to-day and Murphy will be there
out his wishes and to control the nominations to his own
purposes. Is it any wonder that with such man az ihe
the great Republican party the Empire State should
he divided and corrupted and that the Administration
section OF the party This man does not even answer
what usually considered the great test that OF party
loyalty exMarshal Murrav's straightforward state
ment while it does not excupate himself at least leads
to believe that he can speak the truth uS S1S
| he resents the shoddy;thiefs attack upon him;
that there may be honest enough in the Syracuse
Convention TO overcome the influence OF MuLphys
the Greeley wing or the Conkllng Grant wing
prove the stronger earnestly hope that the Pres
will throw this rascal overheard soon as possible
for his rascaty has now been proved beyond question
no W,
pretense of earnesness-to rid itself OF the Tam
the Custom House Ring and we shall have much
fairer field for the Presidential contest OF 1874
COL. oLcoTT's CHARACTER.
From The chicago Tribune
We do not undertake to decide the main
question at issue between Col Olcott and MT Murphy
R S s the wS e period
vices Special Commissioner for the Of
efficient ofeer-that he possessed the entire confidence
OF Secretary stanton and notwithstanding watson
that he the supendous frauds perpetrated BY
Solomon Kohnstamm and procured his convic-
in general way terror to evl-doerS in those times It
for G TnO know hm that h hs
report against Murphy and his hat contract He Ger 4s
Nep York Times Is always thrusting forward as the
model OF all political virtue for he never entered into
to appoint notorious character as Collector Of Internal
Revenue for Brooklyn, where he straightway became
food for petit jury and was sent 10 the Albany fenteh
| tiary
THE OBSTACLE TO HARMONY.
| From The Ptts6uTgh COMMERCIAL lLa7,)
| A few days ago we said that Collector
Murphy was the principal obstacle to Republican mar
yyv a ae @ proofs h. not
convict him Of frauds perpetrated in 1884 as con on
army to the amount of sli2OOO. The Republican party
outside Of NewYork have all equal interest in the ques-
ton OF Murphys continuance as Collector, the most
lucrative and influential position under the Government
THE TRIBUNE gives notice that 1t has only begun 10 ngnt
MSrPy 6 although IN the simao aSt of a a hono
BILE men, who have right to expect an eaTT
at Rs port tn of The
usped their offices and he, w tn o see
ROM the U PTe S Who dismiss him any
Those who have looked at the evidence will generally
that the the time has come ons being
sufficient. The public service requires that sWmdiers
aTord to be disturbed by this ADVENTURE every
camp Of the opposition the Presidents own fame viii
sucr he kept in Office The rest need not De enume
rated.
W., WHERE E 9o THE Il TR q R51oI I IE
| The struggle is for the control of the ma
chlnery of the Republican organization which 10 ex-
peced to carry with it the offices and patronage o. the
patronage in the hands Of one wing Of the gaTty
what used to he called the Conseryatiye or seward
meeS we AZ actual leader is Horace Greeley and
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has BEEN by Gen Grant, leit
struggle Of the honest Republicans OF the rural portion
OF the state who generally side with Greeley against the
wing of Republican corruptionists IN the CITY OF new
| York.
| THE TRUTH ABOUT MURPHY.
| The President will find The NEW DIRK
TRIBUNE Of Friday, Sept a. mighty interesting ;eaag.
shoddy hat contract Evidently II the President pro
poses the vote OF New York In the next va
tiona Republican Convention nc mas good ueai W w.
| FUNERAL OF CHARLES sCRIBNER-
| All the book firms closed their establishments,
yesterday morning. Of respect to the memory OF the
| nd tba Rrip