, 1877-09-10

ling has suffered MS much from the in'lls.relon
Of hls friends ~ he has At the lIantls u hfs
rIyal.. There ts no doub. l'rt ho felt aagrtcvul
at the manner In which tbs President male up
bis Cabinet, for Esarts and Schurz src not
among the Senator's fr1cmfa, a1rl ] DO
not think l,a has ttekl any personal ctunmunica-
tfon with tho President hlncs the Inauguration.
think 1t f,nrc than probable that Nr. Cork
ling pt.t!s,scly kept hinsclf In II position whcre
lie ctntftl either sMpUrt Ut npntse the President,
according tn circumstances. nin ea,nfl'lent t'o
n',w waits u. support HIN. Since 1a return
frun Europe l,a h:tt a,cottantsl that tle i'rse.
:!cnt i'aa fnaIy warm alni influential friends !n
ett.oss tint tho Republicans khh,l t,c un(fctl
Wetle Mr. CnnxsfnE Ia n very strong man III tho
State ',s c.',l'i not succeed u<afnst cpmbina-
tinn II hfs rivals mil Tie Administration. lle
mutual concessions fnr the sake nf harniony.n
HAvA1rOrFiCgR CuftHRft~
"iiow ah1nt nut ~. cor"ell's le!laace Of l'e
Presidents Clyta-3ervtcc Unterfn
think the newspapers havo been trying to
mike rnartvr 0f Mr.. Cornell, md altatl III, i!,-
lStrtatlcc to him that 1,e Ia not entitled to. Tho
fhct ia, Mr. Cornel Is q man Of small esallaFc.
a; ~ wt1i max: Lightweight a,a1.yr ,ln xas
and still less a. n member uf thu Nhttnnnl COM
mlttcc. IIts management uf the rn,nl,aEEn III
this State last fall waa bl't1f1cr from beginning
IT, f. ea and eost ns tsai' ~ 1 o. Of v%ts1 nsn
by not i,ctng rcaupontcd. This 'soul,f have ts-
Cured In nny event, and all ttte effect this
ciamor las lad will he to permit him to retire
have tlonc. As to tic NasLona! Committee, liz,
owes his appointment there stleiy to thu fact
that he WIS defeated for tho nomination Ut t'uv
crnor 1y MF. Morgan, and, as a saaye to Ills
xasiunai 1uef ts eoatcs - H. r. ib the psn - .Sst i
wna vacated by Mr.. Morgan. a!r. stor-
ga.,, howcver, was Chairman Of tho Cum.
inltiec, while Cornell i sl1uplv an unemployed
that at the sane time hc retIrcs from l!,c State
Committee. II tho Committee Ind anything tn
do llc would a,aro withdrawn lot,g Ayo:: 'fhe
only thing that has given shadow of ltnpot@
tancc tU Mr. Cornell fs the supposed frfefN!AlIfp
fos hlar eute, talncA BY Senator Conkltng. Willis
It IL true that Conklng Is his friend, lie fs not
foolish enough to get into light III tits behalf
when thcro Is nothing to be gained. esen II sue
gesaIut. 1t Is matter 0f not tho slightest I'm.
pprsa1ce whether Cornell Is d member Of thu
Natiutnl Committee ur 1Ot, wiltlc Ills chairman
ship Of the State Committee has Eccn positively
disastrous to the party and detrimental 70
Senator COnkling, who llAs been held icspUnsl-
bio for Corncll's inclleiency.n
TIE MACHINE.
"I3ut II tho Presidents order Is enforced, It
will destroy Conltling's machine, mil how will
5 5fn1tos ss se1assf &as ~S GsSs eysr owned
what Ii called The tnaclhne.' On the c,ntrary,
it wns III tho lands Of lfs rival, cx.0ov. Nor
ho public docs 50 understand it, p'ea'o
"Tl,at ia casy. Look at the. ofllee-ho1lers tn
this city who have constituted tho naehines
fur thu past few ycars. Tllcse'a 0en. Arthur,
Collector Of the Port Why, when Morgan was
nothing Or nobotly, his QuartcrtnaatcrG Genera!.
lie showed considerable capacity for Ills work,
lad tho faculty Of making friends, on1 became
popular; When Morean went out Of o!llce ,e le
course, Arthur is 4 Morgan man through thick
and thin. and did all he could to MAKO
Morgan tho candidate Of the Cincinnati Con-
ycntion. Then there Is lli'lhousc. The Sub.
on Morgants staff. Iio was appointed to hls
present position BY ten. Hrnnt safely through
htorgan's influence: ulllhotso doesn't medd!e
IN Jolft!cs uulcss Morgan Is probable s:.udt-
of hta patron. Last fall ho went to earatoga,-
tho tlrst convention hs has attended for YEAR, -
sud worked llkg beaver In lts quiet way for
tllo old man, Next con1rs Tom Acton. APP
prafser, prutegc aud whrM personal frteua Of
Uoy. Morgan. Morgan first llIado ht,n Police
Commissioner undcr the State iawt md tlc1,
when tho ci,ange canac, Ind Grant appoint hini
Appraiser. Acton ls . splendid ot'lccr, aad ono
but lo stat,.ls by the old man every time.
| TAcn thcru WIS '04,rEc Ulss lata District
Attorney, tho stlrcwdest local politician tho
Republicans over hatt, atl who was really the
Why, he WIS always Morgan tna,,. lio usotl
| to t5a hts prlyuto Secretary, anu VAS known as
Atorran'a whtc-hatrcl hoy III wa: ttrtti
| counsel to the lIcalth'I}oard, md then United
! sI,!ons by Morgan'B Influenza l{u Is au mile,
shrcwll, keen, unttfing wirc-pultcr; knows every
small politician in every ward; .knowa where to
buy votes, wl,crc to tltlueuee t!leth, atu WleFe
IoyM TO MorNsE,, tho allthor Of his oIlcin being
| Gen. Sharpe, Naval Uttlcor, WIS q personal up
| poihtN1ent Ut President Grant, was not q Conk.
ltug man, but, being lndeIrndo,,t Of him, 'ya:
to be friendly to Curucll for Goyctllor, but in
reality worked for Morgan. Ben X. Phelps,
asot.ler sMaclin1 1na1l, always fOltnwci tho lead
OF Arthur aud lilies johnny Davenport, tho
lcrs man, but never frtenl to ConklIl!g. Post-
master Jnincs Ia q staunch friend Of tho Srna-
tor, who brought him herc fzMn uttca whcro
he was M editor, put him lint In tho Cuat'u'-
Is practical Clvi!.serylce refor,ocr, mud will
not permit potttcs to cntcr hIs dc1mrtnaent,. 90
that ills friendship for Conkiins Inns done TINT
| gentleman no practical good. Thus you SEQ
couk!ina'e friclals, and to b. running thy
machine it1 bis intcrests, arv really the friends
Of tbs rival, Gov. Morgan"
s'Iiow does II happen, then, that Conkllng
controls the patronage under these olllco1s :"
ling ,ucn except When Conkll1,g anl Morgau
coa,o up ~ 1val candidates, then they 20 Tor
Morgan. As to the patronage they control, 1t
Tor who enjoyed tic conti.lcnee q President
,nlnt 70 such an extent Us Mr. Gonkling DID to
lave Ills own way rs to subordinate. appoint.
ments. Dcstdua, these officers only talked
Morgan when he WIS = possible candidate, aud,
Consequently, the!t aogla',sn @ = = hun e. was ,'ot
Contsllng's candidate for Governor was Cor
nell, l1ld Morgan WIS also a candidate, they
slaughtered Corncll Without merry.n
| Kx-0QY MORGAN.
Ills cx-tIoy. Morgau likely to 10 q CONTESTANT
for Senator Cunkllns'a seatf"
"Na; Morgan is played out a. q politician.
III Lus hut s,nai following, aud 1t Ii only Wit.
the hardest work that tho purity can be got to
| !nuUrse lin. l1Al Eyarts, Or SONS really uble
nun, bccn nominated last tall, the State could
l,ave been carried for the Republicans
hut Couxling crowded Cornell forward, sud
M0rEaa thought he saw chance for tho Pscsi
Lcncy, 10 ho 1anteal to bc Governor. Moncy wa
wanted for tho campaign, and MoFgal,'s frtend,
| pIQ1nislM4 In hts noI!0 al that WNA legklel,-