New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
CoNKLING AS A HARMONIzER.
SENATOR CONKLING EITHER STUPID OR TRAT-
TOR TO Ills PATTY.
From CgicTsltirg Journal

From ne Cgicrsrrg Journal
No one except perhaps Roscoe Conkllng,
delegations nor did they propose TO- and e re
any Federal officer ia the who refuses TO follow his
lead not spoken against Hamilton Wards substitute Tor
report OF Conklngs committee would have been
il Was acceptable TO both cOntesting delegations and
Men snsh Rsy nd n sgsG4 for e IS @ @
which occurred and in the end the responsibility
Will fail! upon hun with crushing elect Inc delegates
who whipped into false position on that question:
returned tn the right just as soon as the restraint
was removed, and therefore they nominated good
ticket We have the charity to believe that perhaps
Mr. Conkng did not fully comprehend the upslo OF his
whose sense Of Justice outraged by his course
would Iyf &c @ %T Sd apMoy Of hs a H po
sition he has received at ms hands.
Mr.. Wards substitute WAS the olive branch OF Peace
In refusing TO permit those who held Federal
offices to vote for IT, Mt C9nking as become the head
Tor the substitute can charged with desire TO widen
or keep open the breach the Republican party Thanks
in the ranks Oh the eve OF battle
CONKIING'S SUCCESS A SEVERE BLOW TO TIE
RLFORM MOVEMENT.
The chicago Republican
The success of the Conkling-Murphy faction
in the Eew-York COnv cntOu looks, from The distance Ike
severe blow to the reform movement in the Stat" The
exposures Of the frauds perperaed by Murphy the
Government during the wa ana tg ous thai tnIe
in the civ ought 10 have been sufficient to have kept
him ana his cOnfedeIates from Gnng control Of the
ppIy Itsclf. What ground confidence 10 1t
can Introduce a reign Of purity in the State
"KEEPING 1T HOT"
From Syracuse STANDARD
Succeeding the victory which was won by
the Custom. II 5use clique the Republican State Con
venlOn policy would to indicate that the yctOrs
sLnuiI cease 10 rake over the embes Of the controversy
and keep the fires OF faction hot Prudence would die
tate that the INT thOds by which the seeming triumph
was achieved should not be the theme OF re-
view This review, however has been prrcpitated ny
the reckless course Of the Custom. House chiefs,
Who had accepted the result and were willing
IN forcRo debate the sake or Inc party, But
discretion has forsaken the men who glory
I'm an ignomnous victory secured by the most despca
ble means and they wantony provoke disclosure OF
the means they have already employed, and the purposes
thev entertain Their organs more bitter now
thai the contest Is ended than theyrwee before was
decided The Ne York Tines the especial organ Of the
Custom cirque is exceedingly harsh ~ the treat. u,
Mmnany oAlce-holding against the Greeley orsanls-
I'm md endeayorng soil with III coarse touches
tbe nnre regulations OF such Patriots Ms Moses H.
jTinncIl aud Mgrsllal o. Roberts the OHca
Ueynjd which The W6iertopn 1tmcs lately, not ui
Justly designated as the uniares paper when comes 10
H. fg and Whlch - LpO IN 10 reflect the tlhirns oi
lie ave rlg potLlc Who wears he oS9 OF Cant
'r. "Iil,,r Ills IL The hue a.d CG} winch me Ne"
var i,,,s Lnr -taI,cd, AM H"WsIr "Ith al al N"'
30 w. a.l,c wttIt It's ,f c-hCd,ng r1r'i i in a..
uI.ony vlcA 80 \ItCdtuIa Tue peace W me-