, 1881-05-25
CONKLENG. |
,..;,,,1 Of the Great Sore
Head at the State
Capital.
,-,,nr, Crowoll, and Possibly
p]s tt OIL the Heels Of tho
Kicker.
u, Grant Club i Presents t'' oonkling
''' vith . Well-Written Article
Of Taffy.
,..,,css Of the Bulldozing Proc
'' rss Of Forming a Legiti-
mate Caucus
p,,+,,re of tho Rising Great-
Q Mag Of the Governor OF
New York.
ii Can Join the State Patronage to
~ 1898 Offices Controlled by
Robertson.
,t,reipre conkling Must Do Some
Thing Solid to Obtain Ills
support.
ce,tllng Has Already Forced Arthur to
Surrender the City Machine
to Cornell.
81. fan Join tho State Patronage to
~ 1,3eS Offices Controlled by
Robertson.
,h,reiore Conkling Must Do Some
Thing solid to Obtain Ills
Support.
t.,t1|up Has Already Forced Arthur to
Surrender the City Machine
to Cornell.
AT ALBANY.
TIN, m TIE MAN WHO LEFT ufs PARTY
% IN THE LUlsGA,

a,r ro TIE MAN WHO LEFT Hls PAsTf
aA'1 IN TIE LUlsCH.
s.,ttai DtIpateh to 1he Chicago Tribune
.,n,yy. May -"Conkling hns comcl"
,haut the machine turner III Wild excite
rs,t 81 lie bas. Tho Grent MoEtl at whose
;ghtpst nod tho army OF minor oflicc-hold-
.r. In tbo State have been wont to bow In alb
ssct Incidence arrived from New York at
Ia thls afternoon, itl company with Vice
preslIent Arthur md Congressman Richard
i,ow|ey, Whether his man Platt was with
him ar not 1s n disputed question. Some per-
toDs afljrm that they saw him Might from the
tays but your correspondent did not catch a
Qltmpso Of him, md ho did not register Mt
Tia hotel with tho others. liz IL too lllstgl,ttl-
can't to attract much attention, and but few
N .the crowd commented on his absence.
About
rtr7Y OF, SIXTY oFF1CEIoLDRRs AND
MACHINE ltEELEtlS
were In waiting at the depot to welcome
theIfleader. lie occupied a patacu.conch Mt
tbe end Of tho traln most distant from the
station, and managed to aEight before tl,e 1aa-
1o,Ity al his ndmircrs could reach his car.
Tbe drst man to greet Roscoe Conki1ng rs llo
r1.pped Of the platform was slim" Davis,
thy most notorious lobbyist around the Log
Daiure, who graspel him warmly by
he hand and exchanged few words
II pleasant greeting with the ex-senator.
Coakllug ID other friends then crowded around
BIN, and he stood in tho depot tive or ten
minutes. shaking hands and chatting with
'a"os "..,.,.s o"s"s H. ..~" .,,tt - hr,,,,,,,
W n Hsqsasasas' t.,s.t. na.h,, ~
saeeRea WOOL soous nllu ul"eA oeiu' .'a.'
Ills whole attire, as Is Ills custom, was scru-
paloualy neat. Projecting from his outside
W. w. 'Hss a;' i1" aaio ssp
Shllein the button-'lolc ON the lapel was q
lnall strip Of red ribbon. His manner was
k1eatiy re1axet]. and nona of f11s oId-tIme
hasbty and unapproachable alr was no.
uesd
he WAS REMAHKAb1'Y AFFAnLE. :,
md Rppeared to be III ftno SPtrlts, allu TOOK
eseh Of Lis friends nffecsIopately by the hand.
As he started IN Ieave tia denot some one
called, "Ihree cleors for Roscoe conklIng!
WV ney we!o Rl'en' Ar91Slhg ~ nie De1e' ,e
1sa House, there wore cheers for Conkling
11alt, Arthur, Grant, and tho StalWarts, and
Ae "soG." During thla reception Arthur
vd frow,ov occnniod q nosItInn In t},a hack
enuuI ani .eo,nab % ~ t.to % ,,Ht ,,tt,o ~ M interas
s e''e nS"l.lc" ~ tano wv .ss'.
Y ne proceedings. Before leaving tie 1onol
q 'ho l.otal tor thelr rooms, which were tnt
naImy days tbarn ooa,,- -.o,s ,,ttla IroI,1or,
@ sbs1 1a.s, n's. 'ho.a h isttu ar'
macA must nave been Illuminating 10 LOTT
hoscoe. a Well-kn0Wn local Eatflble
Jumped up near the Senator and called out
"lll bet sloo Conkllng is not reelected
sepstor"
Alef some m'nutes' silence In tho Eathot
h4 Of machfne-Incn, a Stnlwatt clerk fron
ihe Insurance. renartment yentnred: "I,j
tate you nnNtbot T. - ,,a r,,na y
!. nj ,,t,, . "' Ia. "a: ;. ~ 'u'o' ,..,
tux that ho won't tu, rerlcctad.
liz was not taken IN. Shortly aftor II
Q1lnK 10 his roOIn.
nov couvv1r