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

Subscribed and sworn to before me, sept. "a, 1914.
WILLIAM II. PRATT, Justice Of the Pesoa
THE PRESS ON CONKLING AND MURPHY.
HOW MR.. Combines PERFORMANCE LOOKS N
AN OUTSIDE REPUBLICAN.
From TAs Fort Hoyn, tIadl Gosetk
The proceedings of the Republican Stats
Convention at Syracuse, referred to on the teegrapb
page the dsgsceful that have ever chsracte
In the history OF the Republican party In New-Yoh,
when there should be the most united and vigososs
called to choose platform and candidates. degeneras
into scrambng mob Of political ruians wLsse CO.
this shameful squabbe two three
principally S.s They GeSSe
gaining selfish triumph over some Republic
a6orns fOT Victory over the snemy &
among these malcOntents s senator Roscoe ConoknnG
h h az and senator entoa we not and
not But one thing We do know, and that Is Whenever
soSa Quarrel it is high time for the party to dlspna
with the public servces Of any such man. Such has
Senator Co1Sns has shown nmse 70 De- ne would
away from the Convention, thereby showing the gosd
up in the quarrel but was present with blatant and III
ter speech TO add new fuel to the raging flames IN
s S was se 20 10 s Da uUn Ts
mil stone is tied to Mr. Roscoe Conkines neck and h.
n S kn his to @ y, and y
New-York. There will be good opportunity TO do thh
the Sns TnF f9G 2e% u 10 e
ate the strife let him share the same fate We are hearty
& Of hearing about thine SR bs oo. naS Ssa 1
will keep two men In power In any party, whose moss
absorbing occupation Is to lie IN walt for an opportunity
tO gouge out each others political eyes.
GETTING TOO HOT AND GOING OUT.
From Tie Spransc Corner
It is rumored and on good authority that Cts.
is reported as saying that having carried his plnt the
Convention he is ready to retire The fast IS me IT'D
UNE has made 1t too not for him: saio mat SrJn
has recently declared that Murphy should DO Coeotcs
long as he was President, provided DO 80 deeirsA
70 BE- Ts:a nSsfG sSoddy ike chsSsn
home TO rOOst.
From the Albany E1prsG
Hon. Andrew d. White is q gentleman h
whom we have entertained profound respect nA
under different state Of circumstances from that E
seen nm elected presiding onicer Of Republican On
vcntion. Even as 1t was, MI. White acquitted hmssf
ment or Impulses His speech upon taking the chair ya
moderate and cOnciliatory in tome and It's eess
aud correct and his treatment Of the minority VI.
in respects fair and liberal But the comInisss
WHICH thev Were consttutsd Vas an insult to the nD
fly. But greater than Mr.. White select those commit
appoint committee on contested had been carr
before Mr.. White pulled from his pocket paper@
and announced them to the Convention. The matas
was all arranged before Mr. White elected Tns e.
viii "s one eeia day 'd feel ashamed even
does not already feel 90. We cannot oenss
that honorable gentleman was pr1vy " the fsct
gross an injustice was being perpetraed upon -
nuority-and yet he cannot escape responslDy an ~
such plea He should have declined 70 snp1once sS
committee until he knew what he wac about ne repU
that Mr. White Is presently to be rewarded io o Ms
and ABSURD That gentleman may be weak But he is not
dishonest.
THE CONSISTENCY OF TIE HARNoSlzERS'
The FentOn organs in this city had attaAec
the alleged Federal corruptiOuiss here In ns
articles printed just before the Conyention ms
therein are true the Federal lcbings here have been g
scale u magnitude second only 70 t 1sc 81 and I
friends pit back and the momentum Of ,or the ~ -
being powertu helped By the ,S shTs more S.
the Fenton delegations out OF Convenuson. :, ~
torng upon the charges Of Government o1nsaeets
AS Iammany thieves" The men 80 BRANDED SIG ~ ~
the best known and most influential S s,n 81
inauity with dishonest Democrats then al !; ,S ssS
that far-mnded people ever asked o1 sa their hsuds
sion openly made int For the syracuse
Convention to distinguished Saa,om -
entire innocence Of Republicans Of PsrticpssnS"1
the frauds, Ia inconsistency 70 say tawernS msra
S Extensions Srs wss the cosdact Of the COnyen
subsequcnt to the retirement Of the 0s sccSu-
pcas or tools Of sa pic Cen
ton n rage aud set up pSSSsa InDg party lad
tionate shar, in the organization OF the Convenuou.
suited Inundated and driven forth. But then ss C.f
reactiouar, feeling. shrewd Republicans Oh VIC oyr
ling saw that while aey mao fb sn mrSt esd 70 -
defeat Of the party Ut the polls 80 an xiOus nlsssS
Conrne men 10 bury the Ratchet that they ieI!
oman on the State Committee for the sI TN u
Republicans TO I'LL Of their discretion "a, Lar
forcibie language OF the seceding GSad Avn,
sng. "the New.Y1rk dele CATION had been knocssa M
snf upon and then kissed" In other words psJ ~.
been stigmatised thieves and members OF st snd
York Ring and after ali that, had been invited her
would have been welcomed with open arms Os s,vooy
wing the sake OF preserving that nompal
ing campaign First, the Convention deny tn Mss.ss
publicans have had part In the City steannRs.
lot Of New York Republicans ARC Distinctly Sus A6
such thievsry and driven out. And then, VILE go
BRAND Of thief" Is still hot and smoking usna "a
foreheads. they fraternally asked to Ieto
In the war "Tammany." II this 10 not 'ho"H'--7 = p
what could be called '
A REMINDER TO THE PRESIDENT xd
From The Brooklyn Union, paper xTrssm.
and edited by strong friend Of the Presiaen"
pby receives this advice: ,,sa Ceak.
II Is not 80 much now fsud OF Fenton ssax a.
linz VI the Republican party against ,hsmsevss
IL question within tho Republican RANKS - she Pvt
whether Mr. Murphy shall remain Coiiector " a sen
Tho feeling ut Syracuse was bitter IN tne ~ n oven
twelve delegates that Convention counnx, of ~
and Fenton men too. are opposed 70 nis Mtfer ore
office OF Collector. The fact 10 that there da
stiun 10 him We repeat, now "a NJ mnIpSs stisn ~
opportunity. Let him resign NIL ns o csi ssparsas
Greoloy delegation whit now threstens ~ ~ have
Con cations throughout tho state VII T%,yphy
sna,iow of Justice upOn their side LeI ~
sgnT with hs rtsasnatiOn tho prospects OF 80 psf
MS Fail will be Increased in tho rsuo Rsp,ha<
cent. Lot him GENEROUSLY reue'o ~