, 1880-06-17
NEW YORK POLITICS.

A1ty AVkt4A villa
The Twrnty New York intlcpcndcnts-
\ Series Of OrutiOtaH III Their Honor
Atunx iI,c Linc-1Iow Arthur Came to
He Observation-Disclosures Uuuutllor-
ixcd Work.
Mn York World fH'm>..
ALBANY, June 12.-Ihe receptions to re-
turned delegates from Chicago lave not
Mell confined to the candidates there no,nf-
mated. The greater part Of the nineteen
New York Delegates who rebclletl against
the dlctation Of 'Conkling, n,i who really
broke the Grant columns and prevented the
cx-1'rcsidents nomination, returned In Sena-
tor Wngner's sprclat cnr. At every station
at which 1t stopped IN this State the train was
boarded by enthusiastic Republicans WHO
cllcered tho nineteen. On each occuslon j.
Il. butcher would call ont, "licre are the
kirkcrs WIN defeated Grant and smashed tho
tirant -Cn,k1ing- -Caincron-T,ogan innchlne."
Spe.krr SilarDo toincd the party at iocl,cs.
tGr, ntAl wns surprised at the reception IL rot
Hll il0ng the tine, but III Il sErccli which he
ltlntlE upDn SONIC resolutions thanking Scna-
Enowie gel hit M tey ' were vatt the party at At de-, IT,
f"at9t Grant, and. aIMloglzea for heing
cnught IN the klckers' camp. 1t Palatine
Dr1ttgr; where Senator Wagner lives, hard
It a %c f wa1 wStinE ac4 Sn e., gsnef1S cS, ssDra "a
tho ,lA,l who helped Robertson defeat Grant.
Hero at Albany the special cur WIS boarded
by tfIe 1easling aantl-s,nytl, machine Republic
nnS, inclutltng Dnwsoll, Congressmai, Bailey,
scntett Senator Robertson rs the man to
wllom The credit WIS due and cheers were
aEM!n FIse,, for the nineteen.
:, The special car ,wns switched of !ere to
Cntani WIS received With the Gring Of carr
nDi.s Rth other demonstrations. At every
stat1on ntnnE the Harlem s!milar scenes oc.
rurrcd. Air. butcher o1, each occasion Irc-
featcd Grant. ali .ti,!s Clearly Indicated IL
p,lrposc to place Judge Robertson iii the
foreground ns tile antl-Cunkling machine
lender in tllts. State. AT DIVER and other
liz cur; tok ssnstor il EoJer'son np So!I'y :iiy
md carried him ont on their shoulders. Had
lie lWrls Il nominee Of the Convention tho
tlemn,lStrattu1l could mot have been more
gnrks or H. eHntnsin ors ge!sra !,n1
WIS ,,nt only Illuminated. but tiic surround
ing hills weru also lighted up with l,onllres,
and tho wlgle population seemed to be
coacriv n te idSv0' 1ero 4 6 6nad oI, naye tI'e te
clergysicii Of THO vlilnge delivered mn atldryss
Of welcome. Mr.. Robertson Ind lost his
yoiee. Ninl WIS ,snal,le t. reply, but The fes;;
tlyittes were Kept up until the Senntor had
MccIsed tic rongrntI1ations of thc pcoplv.
The ilHlt between him mil Senator C6nk1ing
llus Alrealy btgllil, nMl calculations US 10 tho
future are being made.
There were circumstances connected With
the character If M nnti-Cor1lcll affair. Only
portiun Of tho New York delegation was
present Ut tl,e c3uc!tE ut which Art!inr's
.ts ss vas 10 yasef ssss!aa ox N a e"kns 5Es did Net ot
York ~, but chose 70 Jet tie. people who
latt defeated t;runt finish tlle ticket to suit
themselves. tThts Is Z mistake: C0nklsng
wanted him. iive, when tiel,. Arthur hntl
SPECIAL frien.ls Of Gov. Cornell expressed
their dissatisfaction, AMI minority Of tho
delegation, decided 10 oppose tGo ,to'nl-
,.atI'n III tho Convention. Foremost among
l}elden md Scmator Baker, who had voted
for Grant OIL pvery hallol. Tluy nre known
Ms sI'ccinl friends OF Gov. Cornell. When
Seilatnr Mccarthy tmadH his spcc:!. In tic
President Twenty-Five Of tho New York lulp-
gates hatl agreed 10 vote ngnlilst Arthur, hut
wllrn the lnnchine lad worked upA seNtE.
il!ent III favor. Of Arthur ns Il lnenns Of
saw that his nonli,lation. was lnevltatlc, a't!
tIIeir posi,ioii. 'rlis cl,a,iee was ANNOUNCED
BY ScIlutor Mccarthy Ia withdrawing his re-
fsIl iii ii iuto iins. During ti!eir o,ltre Journey
l0Me tho ntnetcell seemed to regret tint they
lIni wlircletl I,,tu line Tor Arthur ut W0odll's s
suggestion. Their only consolation wnS that
Ne nGt would coinpcl conkling 10 work for
the tluket.
Another Account-Arthur's Nomination
Ex-6:av. Dellnlxon's Work.
Special Cyrrfsrnndfnet ef the St,u York N'or'd.
CHICAGO, June 10.-Sfnca tho nljoArn-
nlent Of the Republican National Convention
OH Tuesday hight, the politicians md mali
$.r} }ttH x1k
dates llave bc0n clldeayorlng to determine
who were responsible for several events Of
tito session, as well ~ Its outcome.
There Is IL good deal nf fuss over the honor
Of securing tic nomination OF Chester A..
Arthur for Vice-lrcsident. Tom Murphy
snfsl lre did II, unu Gen. Fitzpatrick said ho
did II. hut as near rs tho fncts can be ns-
cortatnctI, Artht,r's nomination WIS tho re-
suit Ut tho ,netttllesone interference III soma
others business ny ex.ti0v. DcnnEsor, OF
Ohio, for which !,o Elas heen take! to task,
Commissioner French. At the CLOSE Of the
session vt w!'tr'l Gen. Garileld ,wass
''Sa'"'a aSer ssstor psnesa Gonhi,ug ~'iaa s';
tsassf s. ST. Gar tas ul nGnat|S liz oo eesaIs 81 f, ta
my person who Mr. Conkllng and his friends
ComkllHs replied that 10 liati no caauiidate,
but w0uld veg II his delegatcs Ind any mo
tn present, COMMISSIONERS French antl Clint
Wheeler 0yerlnaring the conversation, tns-
'aetAately oeF"n t. york Mpq l. canvass % ,t tot
Artliur's nomination would bo u Eood ro-
b,.ke to GSy: coq!sl! for h!s refusal to CO.
AtlUr M effort n bohalt Of William 4.
M,H!eelsr by Mr.. James, of hls district, Mr;
Arthur's agreed upon. i appears that sx.
t'ov. Dennls9n, immediately .pon lssytng
rool,ls, where he fnu1li Hale, OF Maine, AMI
Cl,nnalcr, of New Hampshire, lii consultation
tho proposition. tllat hv !ad lna.e . slr. Conk-
ling on net4ali VI thu Ohio delegation relative
once askeA It The Ohio .lelegaton llatl ~
estsa bsansn @ T. w. s6s s dui to ppSy IL s
nsx.t'yy, a',d tat II ,s:'s made on hs own r..
sattl: ."''rhs friends OF Mr.. Blainc, who fur
nlshed th9 hulk Of tho snte for Mr: Garfield.
of Vlcel.resident." Attllis butIl Alr. ChAnd-
ler aud blr. Halo hurried from ting rooms:
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