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

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~ u Sot the be-, D. aces Mr.. AddhuL H. Latin S S
xosls SSyai oGicr Mr. Lockwood L. OOty was MADE
2sO1 AgSns N mr. tSs NSr6e District ney we're
an active menbor, vt the State Committee, Otner mS
SSTs St f sSy Cornell held the lucrative office
~ surveyor Of Ils port Mr. Chester Arthur We sstas
DsPps sssM mr. Mr. Eg Daniels Sss tSs coScGr, Of
tine PSs OF H SGT NO. re- IL The dVG1 PStrODsEsd
n viii he seen a. ehComDittee pcs
in tryins to pes TsssrS COnkling and ma1ppee to
Mr. Iurpky's Iccta new geneerSs, rH0Was Sccom
sTpersede the or nS 9 on and HE JsOkeon Schultz
excellent men, U're nov npyo psnahIicanR they sup
orgs1irstion LIZ many SS was kOnost and they did
posed that tne r. lposfSie But Mr. Murlhys otce
tner worH ~ ms and active; and turned the whole
holoetS Were i w instrument for the service OF ms
personal amOitic and tnHt Os NJ TanRins and Mr.
btate Convention Nas 10 meet S.S"nso r. was re-
MURPHY were EIt. thew worked hard they took no
nSrasd t9 tbs r IN movement Their sole object was
ga HtsoI the Co nton; the frauds and robberes OF
TSmmany had n, . rors for them in comparison with
the loss Of party troll Tue ConnaehSS % onisS
gs S sl Vas the ncr in which MI. Andrew D. White
, saIF 10 lotion and did its work. HIT fusome
enIoSv of the ..-ident and his defense OF the San
Do%Ineo lob wer -nwOrthy of his reputation.
,aree 80 ar a .;mp a good prospect of a harmonious
union at last. N Wards proposition " ro
cS,ysS NV Ibe enton But Mr.. Conklings leader
shin in the mari ,uld still have been In doubt; ana
Just a. me T90 ID ordered his oce6oders to reject
O' ne nd his I Murphy have no confidence in the
Republicans Of WORK; they dart not 60 before the
psoplo with theiI inns to control the party The hon
ear masses of vCgs know too well that for Mr. Murphy
there s hut one from the Custom-HOuse TO the Tam
many Ring and lat his faith in Republican principles
depends upon the monuments OF his ONCE; oo..,,
The long and weak platform which the Convenuon
adopted was no 90 lit dictated by Mr. COnklnR. 1t was
presented by his Innate friend and neighbor MI Ems
the hand which es and claims that the administration
has no faults bows to the monoPonst IN 9aW May
fesson of wfsh .r Civil Service reform which Is mace
sly tne Pr sd1% S YES IN this State and
but for the afterthouCht Of Mr. Isaac H. Bailey one OF
not one word would have been said in favor Of electng
an honest legislature s.... oNuo.-a o,d &,
ia not likely on whole, that better set OF men VIII
be offered by any other party But the reform cause o
sure is handed back to the people with ITS prospects
dmmed and its spirit broken Ihere is no noP0 u al
fraud and corruption The work OF sn maor AN
orssnIaOP must be done sera e SS reason WSy
the persOnsl aud factious disputes which ruined t
thS the PsOS In Sng dC and s hope
that the grand opportunity before them will induce all
Tesentatives in ALBANY The incubus Of Messrs Conk-
ling and Murphy ought not even to defeat our state
triumph Of honesty in the legislature their ,0 dut IN
this matter they will 30 on in cordial union TO elect the
best Legislature the State has had for many years, and
triumph Of the state ticket also They will then demand
the of Mr. Murphy and will themselves az soon
possible remove Mr. COnklng from the trust he has
betrayed.
From T< ROc1.Sr Democrat t'trO"g cO"kItgGG
They withdrew for two reasons. They had
resolved before coming 70 Syracuse, that they could
submit action Of the Convention which did not
they could not be expected to recede from it, They,
therefore, withdrew. Hence the acon Of the Greeley
Committee simply assertion OF their absolute reg
lAry and denial that any reason exists for merging
ton to be that which shall in the future be regarded
uar Thus honest difference OF opinion settled for
fxsr now to e 8sEed on the State ticket and upon
local nOminationsi We believe not We spPrehs3nd
out its stirring appeals for victory as before
and that Republicans who listen to it's GOGn
mOnthw be the first at the polls on election day, suC
The last to them I9e id cey So S e
organizations will work heartily for the nominees,
among whom they have many friends
From Syracuse standard (FeRtOaL
1t is clear that the New-YOrk delegation
Of C dF nsrS and seepc Their honor
their withdrawal from body which had insulted them
a. SvSs h SSg policy
Convention was as illogical as s,nt was anaA sbo5 1h
have been wholly excluded TO reject s on 1ne as
sOn with ' the party, and then to admit it to
hAlf-vOte in the Convention was the limit Of
in admitting it to the empty hOnOrs OF casting votes
which would be neutraEed by its opponents and then
turning over to the charitable consideration OF those
who had denounced, vilifed and abused it, This was
the KISS Of Judssthe betrayal IN the ETse Of 6eEGtOa
TIED unworthy Of leadership In the party or as Gus
S so9 70 @ 6s7s
questioned BY this ecton they have endeay,
S So made SS s0G the OTs have given
Consistency and whose counsels have given 1t strength
Horace Greeley Is to be brought into disrepute hi
splendid services are practically Ignored ana 6 6 S seq
rosenting as they do the commercial supremacy AND
the Intelligent sSSVeG aside at the
whose RSes records are s@ntShsG
reek with corruption. 1t is sorry day when
the mere creatures of Office dictate the programme
of the party of freedom aud sthe the CONSCIENTIOUS i'm
pulses it's representative men, isa sorry day when
senator Of the United states, trusted and admired and
honored few Of this generation have been trusted
admired and honOred far orget his official dignity and
spS pteS 2be esu Of Dcep inc
the whip Of patronage about the ears Of bis followers
shame at the spectacle Of his degradation
WITHDRAWAL OF THE REGULAR COMMITTEE NO
CAUSE For SURPRISE.
BtA9AoVtoA Republican (CoRkiN0)
Yet we are free to say, what CandOr requires,
that We know OF no reason In consistency why fhe two
NewYork delegations being equally admitted TO seats in
soldston should not have been referred to the new
etAte committee, with power to act The same result
oFssG.stCn Would have H dis6ande3 as ncWi
IN 8 few, weeks there would have been
doubtful precedent involving the right of the State Com
mute 70 intervene upon its own motion in matters Of
Necessary 70 sustain the State Committee rs in Of
GsOrE City the Delegates Of s Woe bodT
ana W exclude the others from any part in the debera
tOns OF The Convention. We suppose the dignity the
prVmise. w.
SMOTHER ENnTY TO MEET THE ENEMY.
80 Prom 7As ALboAV EpcRta9 JourNaI (CoHksG1l
The Convention acted fairly and honestly
:G%s ShS %S % m
sonory The question In dispute, relating to reOrgan-
ltatlon had been referred TO 1t by common consent
BOh contestants had appealed to 1t the final arbter
snd the delegates were elected with the universal
nhovedge that they to pass upon this issue Had
tne oeoaon been the reverse, had been against the