New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
DpITT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
po,roy OPINION OF COMBINES LETTER

From E"'rp Saturday,
Senate, Cmklng's letter on the political sit
rat.D9 %wY"rI l.. IN so'nc roPcts sin2naT DOL i
;neu The counsel to stop T H t oon 6 1G nn qnd
a strong pul, and pull atogcthcr against the Demo
Gratis enough ana many pod rsc C fn
him WHO done more than any olIer man III Tue otte
70 Om It The present phF Sru and shes e Of "ce
pretty much all into his net ami basket, he Vrtousy
and vigorously rrils ut those VINO SOP ny tne wE|Go
me field for reelection. and having secured inc stare
[ptral Coe nee c % Toer ne a. to his 6pponents
"Whv sand 20 hoe idle go yc also into my vineyard
soever night IN the way Of computation But the res
ponse frn quarters is that the Senator's pre-
S 6rnc II is snswdred Physician, heal tkysei"
n are SS G to ar nS who in
Jrgton a,d certain others who hclieve in Mr. Greeley
,%rn ~, t hnds Of Mr. ConklnS and his supporters
WHEN be- ahacs something of his pretH1Sions ana Win
I'm more General aud much hcartier acceptance OF Ills
advice. -
from tn, AuGnp Express.
The Syracuse Journal speaks of the duty OF
e CoIy to decide Nv sScn ang enner as to ad
us to suppose that It's mind is Already made up as 10 the
S S5 S q S State Co But now that such an sp
peal been taken, cannot conceive III what manner
oTe V%hc Il is to be tried Journal spsani the
Ss of 26a than appeals
t Republicans throughout the state TO send delegates
sbe Convention who will be pledged in advance to de-
eide adversely Mr. Greoleysappsal tbs S0G na, we
believe be imp0htic and wrong: Inc nppo VIII
IN Inc nature Of judicial proceeding, anu WIN
out ssard TO fair the and er rep S eonders,ion
nv an mDartial committee and body OF delegates
IA We view the matter delegates elected 10 the CUvch
Gse S ,uDes For our own part we are willing
submit 10 tie decision OF the Convention upon the matter
In controversy. aud i'll order that those more nearly IN
terted may do the same, hnkt 10 moro than right
parties
Mr.. CONNOLLY AND THE RING.
From The AIhd1y Erenrg Journal - ,
How can Mr.. Connolly be guilty and all the
r& innocent II there ia doubt of his cuipabily,
what doubt can remain to the crinnaty OF the oherf
H. simply the agent Tor paying the money. he SIMPLY
rashes warrants after they arc made out Inc
lie In tn corrupt bargains ana inc mOnstrous olls,
which ar as much the work of Hall, Tweed and sweeny
o. OF himself. The point ia 100 pam 10 require
any argument. 1t Is too rrcp9stcrous 70 pretend
peldous frauds for months without the completely OF inc
men who approve the accounts ana sign the war
Pants. Then, again, the very lete 0l tne Hy
IL Ridiculous to assume that the Mayor would Insist upon
t retirement merely because there had been an a6src-
don Of vouchers. Why did that abstraction present me
Because there were gigantic frauds behind. The Mayor
Knows whether there has been robbery or not, lie
knows the character OF the accounts, debt
chives. The public might suspect from the
distraction but he kne,r And unless he knew that
there frauds behind the stolen vouchers. 1t wonld
have ridiculous for him to rush off incOntineDty
and demand the Controllers resignation III the affda-
Wits presenting his plea he insists upon the enure limo
lucy indispensable to his defense. Now If he did not
know that lie swearing TO what false, lie would
never INc sci Tor Connolly retirement and by that
act he establishes the guilt OF himself and his associates