New-York tribune., 1876-03-24
NEWBORN REPUBLICANS.
,uurNrs on THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.

COMMENTS on THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
As il now stands the Convention places
fSmsn u the BEHIND a T Sm the Il to
cdlng voice OF the President there is iar cnhoe ' h
cap5date S Of the National Convention If Grant should
say nothing and the mutny which cane 70 ys m" cou
9nd sse, H. raow viii have position winch cannot be
cha.Ienged-[N. Y. Herald Ind)
Here ia the sort of reform which the New.
strs Tber Chairman at syracuse Yesterday expressed
the hope that the year might be cIoMneu ,nent ny %
election OF Republican President VINO, In every ele.h M
Of patriotic virtue will be a worthy successor OF the
present incumbent Of the Office who has proved nlsS, m m
Mse ana d Pa't"S the ea d Of battle on the whole that
will do. The Republicans propose to give US secomu @
Grant minus the military distinction OF th1 nfs. t set
less Of West Point.-fS. Y. World tDeml
Without honorable adherence to the voice OF
pnnbiicnns OF New-York nave pronounced Though the
represen OF the party in favor 0i Rossoe ooKn ~
honor bound to carry in good faith tne declaration Oh
the Convention, NewYork VII cast ms sevfnv tr do
for Roscoe COnkling Tor Iresuelt- '
User ~. Y. Adm. Organ)
Yesterdays work disposes Of Mr.. Conkling for
the of 1876 A. candidate ior iIc io 's
his weakness They show that he ~ unabe TO hI
party his own statc the least sernpnlos oi Ms
II Mr. Conkling had any considerable number OF follow
cs outside OF NewYork they wodld be discouraged oy
:.
not unedly for him shall not he greatly surprised
il reaches Cincinnati almost unedy against hin-lN'i \
Evening Post tind Rep)
Evidently It is not delegation to be handled
or manp puatcd by anybody Undoubtedly the sIs lcloi
tha njicous friends OF Mr. Conkling wanted 70 obtain
such delegation prevented his securing IN the tonVt
tion that measure OF hearty support which he oherw
would have received and 10 which iair Jndsn OF NJ
would decide nm 10 be entiici Bu' 'he na ~
that delegation Who coald most powerfully pres ht W,
claims of Mr Conne at Cincinnati EGn4 revolt ~ Tue
suggestion OF trading" on Mr. ConkiinSs strength III
this State-tN. !. Evening NAH 'hepJ
The acton of the Convention thrusts aside
the names Of exiGy DIX sf@ MoTan or IN h
iiou-e of Representatives al "tshipssT' M H. , in
Tor Presidcnt"-lN. y. Evening Express (DemJ
The selection of Mr.. Conkling "a the State
.taniaId-b,cr perfectly Daua and legitiia't ~ -
40 dsp',st ,, n - Sr,iry Fish and Cen DIX to
gnizr the tnat Mr. CJnkng IL e leader oil h,
nafy IN the State and one OF tGe most ,OhsPa u"un
members o the senate and most OF the Federal "t,,r'
IN tuc y ate PROBABLY hud tnrir places lhrouEh b's III
if'v was prfi~ctiy Ie egtuate and IL neither q matter
Tor citation one SIDE nor extreme u hil,'oh "h
NAV have importut results and do harm to any
body hy Graphic undJ
The resolutions say owe present Roscoe
CouAlng 10 the National Republican, Convention iVi
Presided Tne staple presentation Would seem u
he all that the resolutions reqiirt Inc nIst palio
,siI do that After that the drceaiee can Jet nm
tahe care of himself, there is nothing to hO'd
them TO his cUntlnu'd support ~ wou.d pr
ont simple justice for all ot tlc delegates SEM rOi
free disir.cts. to ignore tne arosan' commands 81
tue oicehodcrs and retn," to 1npi%.i ,"nkhs at "n
Mr. Conkliny's friends packed the C0nvcn
zion. ana vl,cd nomination in behalf od The New
YORK Republicans 1ut II ,, q h'!I,h fl'l9ry ih1 hlo
iy il too strong numbers and moral powef io aNr
ihis noIn nation mucA wcgbt at Cincinnati: Nor eouG
the msNon 20 Inith,r a.I a.. ,o ~ , ~ ,
men to nina - eNhaustcd. ie ANA IA, lrl.nns haV'
SIMPLY sayoi tneir credit hut 7uf' ost 'Acr Oaeoh
springfield Republican IndJ
Conkling has developed no strength in other
states. anu even with no 80 vote q" Hc" on s"h 10"
nrI at tie start ticlc Il niue pr"paoS Oh ns "'anL-
the cOtcird n""i'l On ne - i'i."r' 80. .'a'' "y &
tIonlbe the clique OF Admins uArn senators, but
,ue people none of them; ANA he e"-lofA Gu
ouI-hOtsc However great lp' 81 p2"'' ti h'l '''
40. respected IL othoI parts OF tue
1II's Uud)
Tn, Ncw-York Republicans lead oil in their
ui,l.n Sisorfusi,. ,ua.Ius o..IIcd thr He'd .Or
himself aud ;r.nd' at washington htn,1"m'.y, anu
move. action wIt elan ana t"c easy swihg u. hor
lie ~ ait events, vii 'Htcr thr Hatonl Convention
Wlth his own stcat s1a,e .t MS b"cA'-IfAhad''Phi"
Press tIePJ
The delegation to Cincinnati goes unplcdged
and ulus ructd Free sPt.ca h.d 10, f1!iss ocoyc h
tuc Convention. Inc resolutions IRE 10 ihc hSh's
pane Of Investigation ami reform. Inc cry o. ha4i u
eva Ia tc party aud IA" demand oi AZ -D'c
ald progress IA the s.ls oi adnlnlstratOn found eIih
stood solid upon is feet controucI 10y no niast'r intent
upon th" "o'',lns u.,i, '' r. r ',,s S.lny"Ti,'n "
eye- the paiy stronger and moic hopciuI lAh IL touhd
IL-lUuc, Herald tk,pl
Conkling is prctentious, egotistlcal humbug.
w man III Ncs f"r@ stat" "a oLe o.. t :. o,, '.'
Cy Service than has, and tue chaps who are throw
mats Tor MN al
!srac, aud dshonor upon the country than ,ir mos,
corrupt gang any Oi the southern states Roscoe
CDnns the honest people oi the country
want iur President III 1876 There a. 40 difcTeuce c
tween him anu Grant or Buuef.-ibaltInofe USLe''o
(lna.D
The Syracuse Convention was strong rep
resontatSc spcaAns, piiu-i.' inS tonNeh'oh IL
believed IN igec speech IL brievcd Ia iu .h open ulS
cussiOn OF public and party polcy IL lad oI
OPINION not essentials a, on LIcthods oi pro
crdurc and freely Indicated Them We believe we speak
wItn thai 6drly the real kcpublican sentiment oi
tails stat, wnich Ih, journal means always Ia ckpiess
gneu e say II wis the Thought and the expectation VI
the whole body of del gates Syracuse that our repre-
s.nlatyos at Cincinnati would present Mt 'ohAIhS a,
tue choice ot New York Albany Journal lispJ