New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
SENATOR cOyKLING'S CONFIDENCE

HE THINKS IRE REPUBLICANS CAN CARRY TIE
LEGISLATURE. AND ELECT THEIR STATE TICKET
NO HOSTILITY TO TIE PRESIDENT.
Senator Conkhng appeared before the Re-
publican Committee of Oaeda County, last Saturday ar
terloou and made a brei address in which he said:
Il The Republican party understands ITS duty, and
works with "a viii, viii this Fall carry the State We
are going not only TO cleo, The state legislature, but
are gong elect the entire state ticket THIS ~ no
guess make tins assertion from facts gathered from
AL parts OF tue state by The reliable and prominent
workers the party. The Republican party was never
more united Tie action Of our ddyer~arics n the Albany
Convention has proved very unsatisfactory 10 the Demo
cratic party They have dissatisfied large portion OF the
party by putting i'm nomination the Old Hnmlny
movers There aye many these in that party who
revolt at the ldca Of aealn placing tue helm OF the snip IN
the hands OF Tweed.s od followers. We have al lived
long enough know mat there are honest men in one
party well another. We all know tht Republicans
well as Democrats participated IN me INeeu ana
Canal Ring rObDcres. Republicans ahorcd long ana ar
duOusly before they succeeded IN exposing these gigantic
frauds. Ihty were assisted by t." DcuocIdts III lel
llbUIs When the exposures ma been made the Demo
era put nomination for Governor one of the most
prominent oi -cst men ne people "t" Noled i,I hl
voted for the extinction OF such inen from politics as
composed Tn rings. Ther candidate Was elected lie
made vigorous onslaught on tue CANA hh.' anu sleu
the confidence OF TINS cs Of voters But al VS. not III ne
natural oIdef Oh t''ufa ma, ,HIa st Vi 'N'S @
Last Itnuldhy was ley Oul ID lno cuId NHeh - tno
last convention, The Nsh was expressed by set Of men
80 ticket IN the Held that wish was supposed
20 be realized DO te nominations put ~ lHe hei. bul
tell YOU friends, Taumany has complete control Of
oI the 1,i1c tieIt are many democrats Hho arc DchO
crat. only on OUatiOI, ana VINO VIII elmer STAY away
polls entirely NOtc the kepuhucdn uchcI In
tt event OF tle Dehpcfats obtaining g"iIly ia ooth
Houses Of legislature in tine language OF prominent
politician WITHIN tie charmed circle wnOm overheard in
conversation, new appOriOnmeu would be ralrOaded
through TeIstricing the State OF IN such zigztg fash
ION that II would puzzle Iammtny Indian IN following
the 10. oil the boundary lines. They would
be so liked that FOR the fifteen years Republican
Legislature would not sit in tnis state.
frequently have learned through the press that there
are Discussions TIE Republican patty, and that these
discussions will the defeat OF the party IN the com
ing election homes Is believe that these discussions
exist only ~ tue press. KNOW O no man III llt ke-
publican ranks who would by any action or word lluro
hurt the Administration. There are always acts ana
policies pursued hy Presidents that are Objectionable 10
Many acts OF The lauened Lincoln, aud OF President
Grant, did not receive the approval OF the party or lts
representatives. On more than one occasion
felt myself bound 10 demonstrate with President
when your representative IN Congress, feeling az DID,
tdat elected ~ represent your Op mons ~ the ma
tOma councils, and n so dong should use my own DIS
non passing IN ignenf. knew tnai II erred IN
Judgment / would De notified promptly by NY con-
stucncy 40 the polls. But II Is not one OF the artc es Of
Republican creed tat its representatives, should
bnndy acqmcsce IN all measures ana moi nave ms own
thoughts recognized once heard II sad that II thirty
bishops OF the Church Of England should be sep1-
rated aud obliged e. explain their individual views of
their thirty different articles of faith there could not
differ point / nrmly b leye That every
IN the Republican party wishes 10 see tue
President succeed. The maintenance anu senti-
ncntS the party useful, II they not essential
10 country. But there are no dis-en-ons ia our
ranks that may be diguned with that name. There IL
merely difference OF opinion as 10 the policy pursued
by the President in gaming desired end. Wnen this
policy shall nave been tired and proven then shall THIS
difference fall Time will cure them Sufficient
unto day Is tne evil thereof" There VIII always be
matters OF public import that viii divide party To an
10 b. the Republican party when these differences cease
10 exist