The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-29

both Conkilng and Edmunds were sometimes
consulted, but Blaine vas never in favor at tho
ly the patronage Of the Federal Govci nment. Of
course. would tempt any policician, provided he
cnce da s v 1s t6Sncon 6S k S viii ns hee eRSd fn
ton. To make tn" patronage worth n lg he
must be able TO fashion the policy Of the Admin:
The mnssss Of his party. John Shcrman am
hiion wa grailcd hy the proffer ~ the poltfo-
li1 II the 'rrcasury Department. He doubtless
thought he made q long stride toward the Pres
idcncy when he accepted. Docs anybody Inn
asine that Blaine. Cdnkling, or EdmunJs en-
The men who are in opposition to the fraud.
ulsnt Administratl on nr' not there because of
war with Hayes simply because nino-tcnts of
their party despise the man who they believe
ie not only allied TO trai,1rs, but is himself I,
accord with his party. Conkling. Blaine. El-
munda. and ihe rest would be- in accord with
him. even II they could not control the appoint
ment % n single udewaitNr. All the stories
about dsnfTertion on a"oount ~ u refusal J. V the
fraudulent Admins strniion to distrihute patron
and others. nre hase fnhrications Rrprnted
advances were made 10 them. Intimate FREE
oflicious friends. to the effect that q cordial
support 81, his southern policy, enl uua-
all that was r'lu'r"d y cur" al Tho, opr9'nt-
ments they wanted. rhc truth Is thnt there
never has been an Admin i-trption that was 80
rendy 20 tr1dc patronage for support.
Whom Congress assembled. on IN. 18th 81 o.
tnher. tho opposition to HIVES on tho part "
SrnntorS and Rnrresentativcs was lust as posi-
hopod for M accommodation. hut thov he'd L
tl,.i conv'c ctions as to the groundwork of q"
crme - shandnn'ng Chamherlain ard Pnck-
arb. but with the express understanding Tint
raS ,nG s'Fp p@ Tbo u~ was u'Srr sqof fs
without which they must abandon the ecu vo.nl
position ih,y held toward Hays AMI ioin Ne
,,r,r.,oncilahl.s. Ccnkiing. Bain, llmun Is:
Howe. the two C1mertng. nnI tnn OfNrr
Republican senators and Representatives
who synpsthized with them. ,did not ex-
private circle or the portv cnu ns. They m
IL" agitaors,, work to mon Ike Chandler T.
orni2cd ~ a confdant Of Blaine. welcomed
ws"rSycf sN" he wGnl trusef a7 G9 ad{ssr ana
eminrnflv fitted Tor The work inirn-tcl to him
Hcrmit hut nj TN recently lid he arrcara
hnnllc 4slt,tor. Tne parry lin. had hs"n ni
aud passion had ictn aroused u lrouehout
the Norih hy the debate on the almis-
sion ot Enilor n Senator from SCUM
carolina. Tho party rau'u-"- Ind l"' y h0'l
ant a." ufter fri"nllHS-u ',- ~ tlo Frau lul NJ
Pr-ld"nt Ind norn nude cerin n before Chnni-
Ter WIS hoard from HIS first l'i"r WIS = orf
| md confined To- siugl. point tho prosecution
| - Il spuhllcan- in south Carolina: Int IL WIS
d." thirty pieces oi silver WIS deli'at'ly done
| Tho "N'ro session elos Il anl th" regular -'--
| sion began. anl Il there wt- no squnro i-~u-
| beiwecn the fraululent Administration nnl
| The n'knowlrdc' leaders of th' II ruh'i nu
party. The latter, although assursi Of th,ir
| strength wanted the other sid" 6, nll" tho
isSu,. Tho rruomina,ion ~ kol- Vrlf. prin go.
and Merritt WIS H'ocpi II as N" rGee of battle.
md thr sirurcl. was -harr lif d..i-iyo Five
! Republican senators only '1ulli lntnuul On 80
| along with the body Of southern Demo rfti'
| S"nHio in ."nhru ~" - nominations "i il"
The time had now como for C'nn.ll 20
| sp'ak out nnl i'l nu'hor'imiv"lv ihr story of
irc by whih liayes vs. mais Pr siIen,
| through theNoin- ~ southern Domo rats. IT,
| ms spoken anl form ulnied charges which must
b" investigated. Va n done without on-
| sultttion or agansi the advice of Tie leaders of
H. TtIr rarp hspr,s,v to cPo~I rhg! il W.
| were submitted 10 more than ono $ ,nntor mud
emendation- and eNcisions were nlnde In the
t",t a,""riing to suggestions made 10y the SEN
But a'rr ali. WIN, Is To- romr Of ~ Will tore
ON b. ay6iiei II slon'ey >i,i'h,ws docs noi
| demand an vr-ti'nt.on on the basis ,f IN"
| charrcs preferred hy Chnqd,,,r. s7m"holy on
| thnn no man can pred t.
Tier will r. No. Yielding 50 long as, Eyor'-
| franiulont Administrator at the Nv England
| dinner. ! know that be 50 believes. | have
regson To b.,.eve thai hr did not speak without
authority; Their Is ~ pr sent inunton tn
| send IN immediately IN" names Of Roosevelt
| end Prime; Negotiations ior Tie present " i
hn confined 70 filling vacancies. and th"s" " II
| be- mad" without cunsuitaii on with the 81 poe
| silion senators and R"pr' seniaiivos. n nnv
incnt- thr reply win h.. Why max. any nom-
| nHtons7 Hasn't the Senat- decided that r.
| moval- even for cause should not be- made -
! The oheet II this policy IL piain-to huy over
| enough Senators "a secure the coniirmHtion ot
| ihe NV York nolnnaiions. which. Mr. E,aris
| s fully resolved when the time comes. shall BE-
| Roosevelt AM Prince.
In the present temper Of both SIDES how long
| can an open rupture be avoided inria nlv
| not beyond the l., u March. Ben Butloi says
| the fight will begin before February. What is
| tie ultimate object Of the men Chnnder rcrrc-
| sent-i To drive Hayes into full communion
| With The Demo rntic party II they cannot cou-
| pel IN unconditional surrender. A. NJ. u.