New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-03

Town Clerk by majority OF 1ol John Fnnoy, Collector
by 81 majority and Grand Juror All the rest of the
officers chosen arc Republicans by majority OF from 800
to 400 Ncw-Britain West Hartford, Vernon aud weth
ersford la 20 also boon carried by the Republicans.
MURPHY. CoNKLING. AND THEIR CONyEN-
TON.
TIE OMEN OF VICTORY
Prom tn Rochester E.prss,
TIE TRIBUNE leads the van. AS of old, its
clarion voice above the clnmor Of petty sqlah6linE
tory Which is it's first duty TO achevs in November We
should bo very gnd to hold to StrOng risnal belief
party wv" We ike to that one RopSncan
truo and as earnest In - securing victory this
rather than personal and selfish motives When events
to recognize tho fact that some Republicans are
narrow and selfish in their aims base estimate OF
their fidelity to he party not not by Their aa tn 20
people OF the State depend. The Republican party has
ns TS% Of AG ~ the
STATE msed by old party associations Into the support
upon so Republican party to save the State Treasury
from the plundorcrs who thredten r. II must not be
throw the state into the hands OF Its enemies Az the
frs duty OF rpncans Is success WE 1s as
regards their zeal and efforts In promoting Republican
unity ,.,,i
eiec Mt Of the Republican party which defeated at
ssfss and q % c SS'' IT'S d u in Thy S
places it OF all in the more important canvass which
follows Its key nOto Of the campaign IL 10 settle amer
encr, after the party asceudancy has boon established
The Republican party In his state must mako sf felt
nv ia lowcr at DnC, and no. held IA convenient ap-
pSndnge to the Federal Administration Tor the dis
trbution Of Official patronage. To do this 1t must take
n puppct by the whom II places IN positions As
rule we hold That the less oicehoiers inoToo IN TIC
management OF party atftrAthr better VIII mot Oiy
for ths party, but for officials themselves Tho X publ
tories. and most nObly has 1t won them But
ocenoers OF party are nnq az yrs Of TIER
posti0n tor they Interested Ia holding what ticy
have rather than presTinS oE eS w 70 II noWs
to ne controlled BY office holder Tor II ahyihnR
the party to do they Will be too cow"rdy 10 ao"
Herein Is the reason why TIE York TRIRuSh is
its own party THE TRIBUNE is constitutonally agGre7-
si and Administration is always more or less con
its results each successive step almost forced upon
il by III" american people aud the Republican rros
Tmn rFr.T fDre urge dcssSe 0 .aDd rro?Oca%o
Emancnation PROCLAMATION Twas was published %eSnSa I hc
11in seemed slow. conservative. and behind tho
dent incons renomnation up TO Jsne than he is
now 10 lie rcnnnnaiion OF President Grant The reason
is that Mr. GTegy aa M + isom Of
InroIn's Administration that he allowed these aEgrcs
No MI ana undcr This wisely bold policy the Ainnisra
ton made Itself stronger than that ever before hcd
1t win be a great misa 30 II PRECEDENT Grant should
allow encourage men who hold ccr ny ms npp9nE
party cies Tho adopLlon OF P n snn bs
candidates aId anagement or Inc canvass dr w 10
c S sr E fnrhusE ' often too jealous
% casyass A We fave looked for It's po4%S
with interest hut with no doubt AZ to where u would DO
nnalu- d~pti, .ne lLnders that The minority at tho
state Convention we're emsass OF iHpY dsou%dns
the majority q: Republican delegates, such = charge
with the beat OF pa sion w WMcn anoS wHlo ,n
sprcd. The sovCr second thonShE comes WIN INC
s net mined Nd in tho quarrcls OF the Convention.
II represents fairly aud worthiy tho Republican party
rIas.Ds There must be- hencci0rt no factions In tho
Republican party vi New-Yok In .LS work 81 dGsloy
@ homer greater than another TO be found IN work
Ing more earnestly and efficiently. 1890
THE TRI3UNE'5 DECISION CREDlrABLE AND fuD-
Lie SPIRITED.
From The Springfield R"PiDHNln
The question which has been III everybody
HAT naper Yesterday. III very full and satisfactory
manner, II insists that the Who'll blame Tor VIZ, n up
rened at Syracuse rests in the first instance WIN Nos
coe ConkIs who tore up the sale aud honorable com,
promise which had been proposed by e Cns% d hoI hs
coiegnes III order cram insult down the throats
Of the men he was eHaIrhs oS 10 rer than to
Ra2 the succrss Of the party n The approaching eeo.
irc,e OF cunsiness called the platform and bow "
the m"Strous stIto Committee. Come what may. we
carry New-fork ior nonest % strsenrrs and
,nauradcrs ON the field. when We have won ~ Ohaer
Nil the circumstances The TklBCSLs deciSioh Is eoult
aulc 40 1t is public spirited --. ,,,,
WILL CONKLING CHANGE HIS CoURSE1
Mr. Lamb n The Troy nme.
Will Mr.. COnkling change his course anu
49,, -, ,rnrmbrr that there is "a COnkng wing ana
wings viii he recoect that there Is on{ Re
if and treat all the members OF II who are
itIcd TO the 50 Inc consideration That IL the
rsion Iic true ask They do not eqicl amy
but they cannot approve sidc-sh0ws
W & amman exprnae 1t Is right here that there ID
bond Of sympathy between hose men anu te Sree nt
ou'u.t - cnrcatory ucts are not done Mr. COnklhg
viii win losing light, nnl Mr. White can add TIM the S ai,fan
tinns IL u IN the hearts VI men to-day IL VIII
cuuIy out III acts yet.