The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-26

publican party There 10 every evidence that the
and hsrmon're and ID s,9ees,Ssu ,Ss PepuSican party
In the Empire state. and by commanding the ap-
proval not ooly OF all republicans, but OF all who sym
pathze with republican principles, will contribute
largely toward a notable victory Tor those principles
IN November and TO . restoration OF republican su-
premacy IN New York.
From tho Rochester IN. ~ Democrat, sept. 24l
All causes Of irritation should DO sedulousiy re-
moved. Principles, rather than policies should con-
troll This We are assured is the dominant sentiment
OF tho delegates thus far selected IL will DO tho
dominant sentiment Of largo majority Of the Convcn-
ton finally constituted. The republican faith
should, II will, bs distinctly enuncatedthat faith
upon which wo are oil agreed, without variation or
shadow OF turning II win b. the part Of wisdom Tor
those who have declared that adhesion 10 certain pom
cies. rather than allegiance to recognized principles
would he demanded OF the Convention, TO consider
seriously their propositions TO- courrsously abandon
them, and to unitc with their brethren in framing
platform and nominating uckct which will secure
the enthusiastic support OF every republican In the
State.
From she Buffalo IN. ~ Express, Sept. 24l
7 Touching national questions upon which there is
certain to be difference Of opinion the conditions are
not altogether unavorabic. No better tiino could DO
had for fun discussion Of party principles ADD roach
Ing down Tor a solid basis which to build This
on year IN natonal politics. The vote OF the
not likely TO be governed exclusively BY likes and DIS
likes OF measures Of national policy. Instead Of this
being reason why such questions should DO neg.
lected, however u Is the very time when conclusion
should DO reached touching them. Tho attitude the
party 10 OF tho utmost consequences. In NO SIsle
voters moro likely 10 become Unsolicited Tor what they
deem good reasons than In New YORK. Tho indcpen.
don't votor, It must DO confessed, Is very
numerous individual, az tho great fluctuations in the
cans expect 10 win this State back again, therefore
for this and future years they must plant themselves
rb.y S o. n
tvns and expect the support Of honest The party
eau only gain popuar confidence sy winning popular
respect IL IL does that ~ Will grow. despite all the
tricks Of It's opponents; II s doos not II vii not 1t
docs not matter particularly about particular
Mother Mr. hayes and Mr. Evarts on the ono naad nor
Mr. Conkling tho other OF any permanent con So
quencc 10 the party or the people aside from the prn
or bad ieows s not 50 u,por.aut Bu. IL IS mportsn.
that II either Of them has prom principle that
has become an issue before the people that that
principle 10 ind0rsod or condemned IA plain Engish
In this respect stale has good example
Massachusetts,, because NO State has been candid
and fearless
lFrom the Syracuse IN. " Courier, Sept. al
Mr. ConEling 10 cold, calculating politician, who Is
not led by bis personal feelings Of indisoretiou
He witches diligently she current OF popular sent-
msnt, aud, in tho end found gently drifting with It,
he cannot have tailed to recognise that the masses,
even OF republicans are becoming more and more re-
conccd 10 the Presidents Southern policy, out Of
which have grown already peace and rcvving pros
perity. Time viii complete the vindicxtiou OF that
policy, ana MI ConkIng Is TOO sagacious to put him.
sell On record rs opposed 10 the Inevitable We look
for The Republican state Convention " give Mr. Hayes
not such warm approval the Massachusetts repub-
lcans gave, but rather such lukswarm ILdorsenont
covering MS 'Tntcnlohs" rather than hls nets
as was vouchsaicd HIM by the republicans Of
wisconsin. Mr. ConkilDg canpo, AFFORD 10 ''brcsk"
With the President, wnoh Is equivalent " saying
that he viii not no will assume such attitude as
will enable him, without apparent sacrnce oil consist.
sncy. hen ne shnil return to the Senate TO swing
cudgel Tor Hayes or against h as sna seein ut the
limo Tor COhklng's interest But having
shown 10 the Washington authorities his power IN
diminished IN bis own Stasc, senator Conkn9 Ii
content. he will flourish hls club but Will not strike.
Conkline knows that pubic man Is respected yer y
nearly IN proportion he ~ feared CoLklnR gives
Hayes fair notice that he still rules the roost III New
York. aud not ~ uespass ON his balwick The spokes
man OF Grants administration waits 10 be courted by
GRANTS SUCCESSOR. He how soon the advapcs
IL made. And We may sot 10 dOwn that bar 70 al
entente cord.dIe between Conklng and Hayes will ID
naoeu In R0chhSlAE w. p "