, 1876-11-09
M, Management by the State
D' Republican Committee
(sphlng and Cornell Laying Back
in the Brcoohing.
"machine" Managers Wiling TO
See Gov. Morgan Beaten.
oonkllng sullsing at His Home
mud Cornell in tho City,
rbs Work Of tho Canvass Done oot-
Luz side of the Committee.
The xat1oual Committee Conspicuous Tor
lncomretcncy.
pepubllcuns Must Shake orfThelr
unsavory Leaders.
.n.cdotea Of Mrs. Wheat1ey and Col.
1Vr<Ae
oonklIng sullsing ut His Home
ond Cornell in tho City.
r4. work Of tho Canvass Done Gut
'D side of the Committee.
Nh. yptloual Committee Conspicuous Tor
lncomretcncy.
,,,,,t,fcnns Must Shake offTheir'
unsavory Leaders.
.u.,aotaa Of Mrs. Wheat1ey and Col.
Sellers.

s,.toy corrx.pondenee NJ Tha Tribune.
Wan youK. Nov. 5.-I}y the time this letter
..i,a. . ro,, thc Presidential election will havo
ts., i,crilr,), and the country reulandcd to tho
se,,n, ri those who preserved 1t, or turned over
~. n1l,apc to those who for tue past quarter or
esn,uTy. laye been seeking to destroy 1t.
uowcrrr r The election may result, whether the
nsnnhcan, win or LOSE, It will beof futurc scrv-
te,o point out the blundera. mistakes, ana
sw,t,dal noIIey Of tho managers, so FUR as this
sI,te Is concerned. II New York gives Repub-
iIcsn majority on Tuesday, It will be III spite of
,hc ,tuuidlty Of our statc Committee, al'd solely
Attributable to influence outside Of and uilcan-
,,olled by tint Committee. Until ten days ago
.,no., comp1e,c apathy seemed to characterize
~. e conduct Of tue campaign. Thrrc sqemed to
bc ma Intelligent direction OF a1atrs, but
what was Lone was duo to tndi-
rt,nal effort. There was no organi-
,,,Ion seeking TO unite and lurmonlzo lndivi0-
nal effort for The accomplishment of q common
object, no attempt 10 arouse public enthusiasm
IN behalf Of tic Republican ticket. Assembly,
d,s,dct, and wasd organizations were forlucd.
:, Is uauaI but they managed their affairs indc~
pendent Of cacll other and wholly with view
TO influencing local nominations.
TIE cosILlHG 1aFLuENcE
/, wholly cbargcablc for the apathy Of the Stnto
Committee Ml' eo.A'uG W. oo'e'1 osap
pointed Il, not receiving the unltea support OF
she New York delegation at Cincinnati. aud felt
that, bud bis name been pushed as lie thought It
should hare been, he would have been noninat-
ed instead Of Gov. Hayes. lie was very much
aeenscd at thc universal condemnation Of
"nuehine politics and machlnc politicians"
which was almost universal Mt that time. 1Ia
nAs e'1iscu w" s ~ s''e a...S 's +.
the "maea'ae ~ tn'S etats' uHu IL 'nusI
be confessed tlat SONIC ot the ol1lee-
holders who follow In tho wake Of tho
machine, do not posssss the most eayory rcpu-
t,fIons 4 naIt n tte :. ..n,achinou u nrog1am1nc
Nu 70 make hr. A, D. cornell tfo7cFnort but
the people rebeled, and the Convention re-
fused 10 recognize him. Thu hue md cry then
raised sgalnst the "Inachlne" politicians made
b1th Coukl1ng mud Cornell very sour, and the
inasa'afs senator ls charged WIN naying tlc!a
Dental campaign. THIS may have bceu All un-
founded report, but It ccrtniuly was generally
believed th1t Mr.. COnkltng had declared, tni-
medlattly after the State Convention, thut the
people had raised suc!! howl about tho "ma-
cl!ue le would lot them see how they would
t$eA'4Ht uts''0As viz thH~AAAAAe SGAk0A ~
IL that buih he aud Cornell
WENT INTO TUE suLKs,
sna both have been like wet blanket on tho
campaign from tho irst, Mr.. Cornell was
chosen Chairman Of tho State Committee, ont
ol compliment to hts candidacy tor Gov-
held the position. lie lad not tlla
good sense to decline nomination which was
Intended as mere compliment To be DECLINED,
G'lf accepted tho appointment, and then sat
doWn onthc Committee. Upto tic time tho State
Sonvsrtien sses,a! ihrex him overheard both e and
what they wou!ldo for tic tIckut ths fall -tlcre
wa to DO no limit to their work, and, as A ro-
tut, Ill conflicting lntereats were to be- hQrmon-
i1el, anl New York 10 gsvc IN unprecedcpted
~, Republican majority. Expecting to be tile cat,-
onss suo1s sG1 ,he utovsneI h cornsl sought to
!4Eatlon, aud was "collogutng" with tho antl-
latninany element. hut tbs rnomnnt III. Chr
hell Taa LETT out In the cold, that moment ho
presented The cold shoulder TO the Temperance
tp' petpHp!s' 70 thc anti.Iaua1nany men, and to NIL
eoartel, ills within M psrsonai knowleli',Ss
!nas alr. Cornell discouraged leading tamptr-
s.s,s auss pen from taking an active part In tho
ealapalsh mud also TINT he refused tl1r cf-oner-
r';S, r.h .. aoRe y tho Grconback purity, which he
I'sHs ,es bare slal for faw courteous words. II
Inside workings OF the atnte Committco t thnt '
THE bgrrtT or onv' so nn,ntw S0A'
xou!d be highly satisfactory to huth SENATOR
!G;oa,E'!ng and slr. Cornell. Tho scnator % iears
tast Morgan may contest ls claim to- a nc,netus nes
Mogan's having beaten him in III tFc I atata on. n.
Seotluu. Consequently. ConK,fnn nv ste haa .nitas @
~ i, ", = tent at fome whla Cornell ias sat mon
!ne Slate Committee like fearft,, Nor, mr."
p9tsayz'nK It's Efforts aud performing tho rolo
W " ayesy wet blanket. Mr. ConEiinT hos ntes'ls
lsekneSs uud prtvato busncas H. IS ~ ieao t.ot
oui to make ous sDcerh nt iItI"" ,vhnr. ~" M 49, -
no. tcuse to 10 When t.ie, hnt ,'ts onat
!aca hta Aola work In hcl,o1t ~ w. n,asi. S%ss
pa.ty p thts fall. Even that kncncl, uavn risa -
LUCY criticism fru,n tbs mel at s,vei
IVY Oh chagri1 ut his own tiefeoI +" raiv
xosd to say il, bshaif ~ TX, ne nao GGasg9ly
tMIxtSer btg1n most rtnt,a,at"fia o,,,n,u ut
sae present Ad,ntnIstratIon. r1,"r""t -.
nnsahl ID terms ,hat hs n,lrHt hova M'., -
~ ltaell. After ull thu hnnors tha isn,,,ilis
-. ~ paFty has hcape.t unun Rnscnc ItrEn.,r ~,
saonl salher hays si,cd ~ t ...s.no Gonk'ihE no
aeu his baek upon Il in NJ, nH ~ =" u"So
Hs aoae. lila co,1rau ia IN <,,"i. ~ ~
Vast u that Of Eenator f,,at saeia 1ttaFReo con-
u,, PEOPLE WILL MIR po,,n,,, .nsr tno ~
When Blaine wo, r str;n,'na Sns fnmoIT Il'i IT,
Ion, Cop6iiutr r.t".s.' n.''eken do"n III Washing
n "nea the Ropub]can uortv ",a Ma NY t n':t pus
H!ui c!ui disaster In Mr. Cn,E ,Emn!, "ua tuleAte!eu
nlAlhe gets IN from ii. si.io "a omh otate, Mr.
.sEue, whiie Mr. f,nnsiiH,, oeu ~ cuAhS L. tho
tal pleads thr l,s,,s So.ih4lIg assumes stckncss
"suletl, refused 10 re.,n,t.n ~ n!Mc, ~ NJ
ieLHfnel Ut t!lu Sta,n f.1u Iioiknnks 1s!ona
u Is ,aappuIntments for S''.,tantGe, s!, uut naae
s"a National ft,,,,.i.. sPEsMWE sA'ouRnI