New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
lLR. COMBINES IRIUMPH.
FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE PRESS

country iortuuate for the Administration itself which
is protected against It's own nudged action. IL IL
Repubcanism III which the strength and hopes OF the
party repose.-l Albany Journal lkcn
President HAYES is himself TO be congratu-
lated upon the termination Of this matter. II must
make apparent bin that he has been surrounded by
port II he cxpccs 10 bo successful among genuine Re
publicans.-lAb Express uIep)
Mr.. Hayes may thank his own nerveless lead
ershp Tor Tia Illuminating failure When there - cow
arce on the and the other it il the
hero who wins; and he VIII "lh IS asthSt VIC WA
inan, when the latter Is rghL-lAlD"ny Argus
tDeuil
The duties to he performed in the manage
ment OF such an cstabsmeut ~ ne Nc%-lOik 1us.oh
House are deailsc IN THEN nature they are matters
OF hard, practical woi IL D. To NJ hoped 'hat frSdeh
hayes viii now he able to recognize li7 l4el ana
mine TO make recognition manifest by hearty coupe-
lean party even though ni- action may involve the
ceesy OF making changes M the material OF "hcu
his Cabinet Is compUsed.-llrOy Times 'hePJ
The Democrats are i'll no way responsible for
TIC crossing 9i s"oIHs ptl"ten ia! 90 '' nj i.
the Senate. II Is Republican row pure anu shpc' anL
the Democrats show cQmnenddbe wisdom III Keeping
their hands Of. The other party ana VIII continue 20
be, Responsible for Tie do4ss 9 iht Nc"- loA
ana the Democrats we're wise IN determining 10 et Ine
party enjoy all the glory and all tie dsgiaee-l4Foy
Press Dem.l
The result exhibits the Republican Senators
almost BODY Cnsng 70 The spoliS, FOR TINS contest
turned on the question whether each senator should
srlc OF tie Cincinnati platform" dictate appoint
neuts within his baiWIck II the Republicans oi New
York and o the Union hal been po!ed on I.e sngG[t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Herald tRepD
! What viii the President do now? If lie
cation Of pucIlc sritc Bur this question IS OF less i'm
polt,uce man the future political stains OF the Pfesi-
I Graf Repaid Can.-l Utica Republican theh)
! Those Of our friends who have jumped to
| Tie conclusion ghat COuAng's appaioni tfidm VIII
well 10 await The logic OF events II TIE Hayes faction
had proved victorious every kyugican asPIG a. iCI
Couhiuga shoes would nave worked ilctss"hy To- IA
ctc@s- The strength OF hS party III me nope oi hVus
Vow their oSlS Glance Of defeating him defeat tie
Organization 10 which he belongs VI l. MOI Wiz 10 as
sumo Thai they will not 90 it, Utica Observer tDcu)
II would he a matter of great cOngTaulatlon
II tie question werO now 10 bc pu1 away out OF sight
! Tie effective power Of tie Republican party has beeu
considerably weakened H. u' bitter quarrel anu u an
/ other struggle 10 be Immediately announced We
! believe tie consequences NOad be serous.-AuDdin
/ Advertiser lkep)
There seemed to be no determined effort on
behalf q Tie President 10 sustain te asaeied nonina-
ioGs I7 n ML1 ~ cs an tbs subieet W.
thai tie Executive duy is 10 submit such nominations
- s Ie,l idsmcul otatcs AMI that the matter Of
consideration and decision whether confirmation or reiec
ten sLaii follow, Is purely Tue SeIdies ddy tie Ie-
spousbhtv Oh thar score with The senate-lsyracuse
I journal rep
The vote OH the NewYork nominations rep
various causes Oi disagreement Ia "hea are 10
Executive small amount Of Dissatisfaction with
Ike com position of Ills CABINET The breach may widen,
or 81 mas close. Much wall depend upon t1e temper Of
tie President and 1ith strong that he VIII en-
brace The opportunity 10 recii 20 it a. L. os'ioie me
I tt.f haiiI-ny Which ali GOOD Republicans dcsiie.-
/ liOclrstor Demo rat and Chronicle NtcpJ
The rejection OF the principal New-lork
nom nations hna. setsmout 90 IAe contest aboyt
the officers IN question, viii indefinitely postpone civil
service Reform, piuo- existing custom House abuses,
and cvo the Republican senator from Ibis state more
than cOno 81 tie powerful partisan machine INTO
are gad 10 sc that leading Democratic senators like
Aessrs BaJ.rd, KEENAN, and Gordon opposed The con-
/ summation OF this result Buffalo Courie. tDem)
In view Of the recent financial developments
Washington j, u nos about time Tor krpuDucans 10
stop quar- ollEs anong themselves abou' the C.y ser
Wee. 40 band to-"ef .or The pre.eIyatlo OF the ma
tcEa Lo,r lne financial ISSUE If OF far more Pressing
B4I Tie Questions relating TO Cvi scryce
! Reform New Haven Journal and Courier tKepJ
Fac success OF the Presidents effort 10 carry
ou ms reform pledges and he reform p.odses Of 1he Re
publican National Convention, depends upon The sup
port given nan by tAc people Alone DO nothing
against majority IN The senate II the people desert
hIo he vii be forced 10 succumb II the people DON'T
caro- enough about the reform TO make their wishes
known II hey % NOT lake the trouble to uphold man
WlOis uIakin their faint then the movement will end in
| Qisgacetul im!ure.-l Hartford Post Rcp)
We regret that any Of the Democrats con-
cuted 10 as,ist Ccnang n his personal night Tie re-
/ Andrtw JohHson's appointments, wnon nlaisuant
/ partisarshp controlled the votes o. the majority
be-, interests OF tie republic. Hartford Times DomJ
When It comes to removing capable officers,
whose terms Of Once have not expired smpy btcase
Of the thing is evident TO rybody and the Opposi-
ton TO such change 10 quite pronounced tbs
! Ispngneld Union d.epJ
The President can see by the vote against
| hm and Tor the nominations tlat he cannot rely upon
the Republican Senators To support hun IN ~dsreeardng
bis CIvl Service rules. Tie vote AGAINST them
| Republican; the vote Or them Democratic. lie
must choose between the two, and if any
Cabinet ia preventing him from deciding remain with
! the party tnat made him President no should remove
the difficulty by removing the Cabinet officer lPhadeI-
/ phia Enquirer lReD)
Yesterdays contest IN the Senate made it
palmer than ever That the interests Of good government
demand that OF the Coukng stamp shall lous er
be permitted 10 dictate they lave been IN the habit Of
doing, with regard gard , to the manasei9ent q. Of
! Immediate official supervision, and it made 1t
dent bss entered IS righteous one ana Que IN when
good czeis arc hound 70 support n, Just so long as
he demonstrates that he is deserving Of heir support
/ II philadelphia Telegraph Und. kop)
| The Senatorial oligarchy. in invoking the
civil tenure against the hpp0lntue nts OF tie Admin
istraii0u, has practically made the tustom-Ii0use nj
NcwYuik tho legitimate property Of Senator JOnkug
For the time beng Mr. Hayes can consider iiuis 10 ne
! ieyed from all resp visibility for the manner in which
business conducted IA ihat piece oil Government real
! estate Harrisburg Patriot DEM
Senator COnkling succeeded, yesterday, in
defeating the cOnhrla alton Of The Two unotlecuonaDe
on the President mat the Senators want their patron
age Tney prefer 10 be engaged IN all the dirty iobDery
m their staies II is policy thai VIII perpeua,e the
rule 81 rings in the Senate and degrade that body
| and more Cincinnati Commercial (lndl
! We suppose that the President had the best
Of Tor these Removals n MS desire IL rite p iLe
civil Service. Aud give 70 tho Republican Senators
a nid that they moi hnd the people nith them
! in thus arraying themselves against The Republican
President issue which 10 the people Will appear 10
b. ia large degree personal 10 them- Cineinnau Ga
zette (RepD
As between Conkling and Hayes, Conkling
Ge rycciyc SESSION bur The NewYork Senator carried
the Senate with HIM. Tho NoU-Nofk al puiutmcnth
were made test question II T0sr 70 the dshliJ OF
cabinet question IN England. Two theories Of ad
miul.tcr,nf the Government met, and CouGngs theory
war victorious. Cincinnati Enquirer OenJ
The opposition Of Conkling was based on
a DO fltT .f.sfu