, 1877-10-02

han 1l1itInrt}. TlIe difference. Uf u,l!Hirn have
,rv.,alizr,i ,rsn suEport nnr rapn-,i". II ttrll.
rr;r. rif',-m rtrans .at;hu, raj t;fh p'iht
nd ,p b. r"acr'!. II l. wri II ha~ irrtI rrsh'a
,,,y T.Mh = . ;fs.ss Hs 81 \, 'Gs 11.,
-Hnfdio Erprrts tftp.}. |
Wc rcernt that Senator Conkting WIS s'rs-
delegates In the :Scw York Convention. liz has
@ :s% IL H. s 2"s n ..ewe se9t .na i
attack uynn the rrc.uent wa. 70 nantc.tlv
% s sy ,ess ;, f% S sa. s.;. ssns,aes asa
aSs ' '"sa 'io"fp 's. tp ~ '''
Mr.. f;onkling WINS caqly master Of tho ssu-
ntfon ye.trsdny, an,l It now remain. to bc seen
i.sne of con,.Ic. be.wern the President and the
.a i. e. s;ss Sso1, @;fi .Sd
nsv not professional ro!,tetans' and ~" c',nse-
pacntly want y see The businrs. nf the ttnrern"
ph,a 7ti<gFoph tEtp.l.
The tatfor,n. on tic whole, in an excellent
nnc. M doubt It will he sharply criticised by tttea
vim hopcd N sec'ire az tnqnaIiacd and ind,'ermi'
nate Endorsement Of al &he acs' Ct The ex.tiny A..
d.af!seton in ."as q".tter TosFa i setainfy
nohns in lhe dct larasous Of the Conventlon thai
5s t . .sas II e9,s osnss hsts
viii arte frofn the retieenrc observed rather lhan
atcst Of s q rrs1t,ab e.
time has uot nrrive whsn tho specific conrrc adopt
cd by the President Respecting reformation Of the
@ es. tsaa G eS 'sass hpo3 t
rccm- % have bcen drawn. especially to meet tho
care 1T The c1ntumAclons Nnrh JtCer nf the port
Of Eev York. There arc In this part nf The pint.
m% 1s sns sns n"s e e Gn
ecuttsc measures relating 10 oNlcs.llol.efs they
m,ttaks The ohrions meaning. spra,SsntlY tor tie
fasasted hostility. This rcaolution has 9aliu.
snt agss h"h n wh;t ,a{s ~. T! j. ;'
10 offend The minority In thn Convention, and ihe
wha helievc in tt.c Administration and earnestly
1%.'to' To.,ton Aattr7iser tEtS.,.
II strong nud fairly representative meet
nna vigorous fpcech tne protess which j. made
hoa r. s. oSwe r. ie
in other parts nf ths STATE. way out Of their prs
ent em'arra* *tinz and humlIla.sng situation might
,natsl 1t Kosi.rstcr aso lecsea to BE- compesrnt
and Trustworthy men. The objection to vote for
them u that they were nominated by vicious fne-
tfon OF tic party upon narrow aud stHHl b!ht.
turi,. Such movement ~ has been rropoHed
nigh rive them new nomination and mt sune.
Ss p.S s ns5 ,ss ast ss ekst sDs
20 kaYe the Statn md their own poet 1seW
FORK Ef<nin9 Post {Rtp}. :,
The Republicans Of New York will bc
attounach nj thu treatment extended hy TIC Com.
Which Which havs W aroused untaunic enthusiasm 6ot,
in New. England and the states q tac Central
South. II d pen,ocratic President had taken the
lntlonr conld not have been dtscntscd more eold-
". The Republicans Of New York will not let the
Tney vii stand to ticir conreton: ,by ,heir Xl.
i inat i to su.tsIn tic candase: mi ID nomination
At $hIxaN iKkfI k}kltF
paciicattot. who still auhcre to Tue machine will
carH their error. and douhslcFs hc converted from
It. The Republican party will cndn1c: and will
Utica Herald tLs<p.).
II is n novel thing for nny 'stato conven-
tlon In tht. State to asscate thc Just prccn.tone
Of New York To loud pulnlc sentiment On national
our glorious pa.t. Yet thir Ir Iust wf.ai was done
ut Rochester .yctteslay. And this omission ot
lny vii! not 10 forgiven 70 ans of tts counsclsss
Wi,isout any. dlrrerpect to Mr. Coakiine, we
mnst my that rntt nas been tho foremost aVnrc in
IT. M es,1s y sns o
represent fully tho llttlcness IT the Rpchrster
Convention, IS blndnrst. md its ob%tnacy, ..
mcetaa aa over % tho wos* d . snd Of II, Ill., lei
keep The hsro Of TINT rdco the fFay to the fore.
-4Hep lors Eeeatng .Ids! tlitp.).
Chairman Platt evidently intended to
|
the manner Of . butcher. George william. Curtis
very lcft'y and wltl! rno.ce lan9uase placed Mr.
Cenkltna ta antaennism 10 the Administration and
sion; while the ,tlnraln Chiet int r.eslattinFi,
sailed Into the c.llt,r of itrpsrs Hfttiv and hi
ncr. Conklns gained tl'e yietory by FORE q!
numbers, hut It rceHaa Ia ~ victory which ths
fewer he '.as Of thS Hike tho irtler for hi. fam.
and future. In nll re*pectS It II 10 bc regretted
Tint tho New York Republicans could not have
harmontzed their differences a. to the ,cas'.rcs q
brethren In Maine. but Il IL evident thut Atr
ConkliRg t. fn!ry eharGcnllc with bringing t.lt
contest by tho tntcn,pes1te and brutal speech u
his Temporary Chairman, =. Z. piatt.-laAanapo
IL Journal (Etp.'.
In dealing viii, national Issues, he [Scn
ntor Conkllngl unfolde Republican loctrtncs w!tt
y,n xsT sa; Co. thSye ~. Az ws % o
1nfty Republican strutu and lcAa of thp pcrsoha
spirit which VlouacI i.s brightness. Whatever ma!
l!ave been the causcs7nnd wc shall neither eonSra
luck, 1t wouA have bscu granlcr anil better, wual.
II nut II they had soncht othcr ocention fof the!
presentation than thst which was afforded the Sen
ator Ut thla timot With nation fJr m audience
and thrn,e the snort nh]rstlc, The personal DIS
pute might well have been Ecmaudel to aaotht
hs aDt sst.'e .an" i Il s an;ssoaisss M an ae
tieu however Just u nlny be- antl Of thls we shal
mi astunr leanltely to juaue-n h;s dissection .
sls ID satnsthng more than "1nan' .nilllncr." !!
" scholar Ut large ncIutEcmcnta and splendid &c
qnlrcmcnts. --R0eAetftr lR'aotFas tt'tp.).
The Rochester Convention adjourned yes
scraay tn detected mood: Most Of It. memrt
rcturaed to tter honcs with the melancholy Gun
| fclpusntsa that thett tsgfrat" leader had rnatc
fool oi himself nnl that, In blnIY allowing hlI
in lake thu tral, theF own foIly sa. hardly !st
than ht. They txxe dtscotttud hy This tnc th1
ii,eir constitucits-if they reca.nxs any eon.tltu
ents but the Senator-are, almost without cxec1
tlon. either lssgusted or In etuso Of contemplation
in,liGcrcHcu a. 70 the proceedings of tbs Go"seN
tion. Al momrnt when tt!u Iafty required Y!
sental,,es y awaken any interest u ihu eoH.in
oily bitter pcnoual feeling, cynical double 'tiea
lns, and eowardly appetlte fot tle tpitcfll y. y
Ulachinusy. " tho Republican PARTY IL not Dratu
beforehand by such tactics. 1t |. bscauss IT. MeT
| bers DO iul accept tho Convention ~ represents
live, and arc willing 70 n,aIn!afn At the polls pri1
clplcs which the CoasentIoa Ignored or opposed
N<w FORK 1fmts tHtp.}.
3fr. Conkllng, 1t WINS generally anticipate
would take up Au attitude Of tcserse. II not
hostility. to tas Aan,iala!tatse1; ~ was e1pss
dsspo,'su and 70 present i s9aia4! sl,u ,sfosa.a