, 1881-09-30
Conkling aud Jones Of Novntln
Sure to Como to tho
Front.
The Formers Matevolent lnflu.
ence upon 'New York
Politics.
Democratic Victory Assured by the Re-
publican Desire to Shake OF
: tho 1noubns.


Garteils funeral 1t was rornatkcd that two
oulte fo.bltlhjnK tncn wero In the roar OF the |
Presidents carriage, and tho Washington Fcopto
suspected Tint they meant no good. hear IN |
New York that theso xAmc ilt.luoktn9 Fellows.
dressed thcrc as couutrynen. who followed up
tho President wore expert thlcf-catchcrs.
The Republican prospect for los'ng New York
State this fal Is magnificent. AL tho present
State officers wnnt 10 10 ronominntcd except
Na,isworth, tito Controller, who belongs to tho
rict Wntlswprth fntniiy In Genesco Valley, of
which wins Gen. Wntlsworth, tho oppohont OF
Bcyuour for Governor during tho Wnr, and ono
Of tito victims Of the War. Mr. Wa,1sworth
wants 10 run for Congress In place OF Laphnn.
Republicans MI over the State arc freely dis
counting tho loss Of Now York by anywhere
from pNj0 tu bO,o0) votes. though It Is all ton
tiuRcut upon the Democrats making reapectn-
bio nominations. tarHo element Of tic aa-
publican purity has for years past foFosecn that
lhcre was no way to humi1tnte Conkling Il, this
unal IN Il, deciluF lilo complexion Of tho State.
IT," Sa o e s .he G aeSae osks
present US though he might nlly hilnecf with
uoss re sksKhg ars o,
with Arthur. The Gurernor Is atrnt,K With bis
vet0 power and bis nominating influence. lilo
] Withoat IN sl.uch m ouickncss of iscer,ln,ent. Wiih
little more bsl!n he would he uno Of tho
United s,ntes sena!ers . Ct ths monent: n
nrvvtls nru IN tho maturity t'iorc Is very slight
belief TINT Presitcnt Arthur is Roing 10 rcc2g-
nubl!cs S u ''s votsrs, % Alroads tho idea h,s o6-
talt1cd lodgmunt thut ile mcans to tttr,1 lsIatne
9ut l the Sab!ns1 aud % cos.rast sta1warl
City Is III tho highest ssnto q claaon uyer the
q Ganuot to ,ns,s VIEW; sd hsy
wo.,u have lrra no convictions in tho mall
cases. Hit thnt is not enough Thur. wnnt such
a Calumet NJ VIII work " moues-rnnkIus. and At
President Arthur hus confined ILLS attention At
Washington to bis host-senator Jonss-l. mau
q various views o. every q,lG;st!on that Mny
ie' ii,tia Easii:h by: IL .et ssii trs, that s,y d
iIa ihs wsat 'ass arnand @ caru iar ana landed Il "
cat,,s il miner working with pick and sbnvel and
ma Mining Superintendent. Tic had IL 9nud deni
of tlmo for r..u1H. aud u vigorous c;lr!ns!ty ana
that coast. and as matters developed on tho
Coln.toek 1.ols he became nossossnr Of certain
or Two Tint be balo fatr to DO tho richest man IN
ant-GoveTnor i OF California in tho tlcket with
NV Wh!ie h p possussed Ut ills v.st woa,h. he con-
ma,.ey ] rea'liIy. accomplished this end With tho
Legislature uf NcvasIu. Old Senator Nye was
presented With SUN Of neney M e. 10 % nuke hlm
example hns since been followed by annther rch
min. Mr. Fair, who will ait In the next senatc.
WI t ts MsDEy poo 9 IN sMc Ht s ns s ss %
obtn!ncd It from Nye. Senator Jones nppeaFcl
III Washington about six 0rseyci ycars lKu sls a
radical free-truder. frcc-thlnkGr, ind gold
standard MIN. His interesting luVnnrtty nude
him many frient!s, ntnnng thon Gambling a1Id
rs, ind, porhaps, with his nssumptlnI,. air.
Jo,,cs n,nis very vauabe Eroech aKtinst In
<ilutiop, which wns murl, praised. 10 Its tn!l,l-
enee was MRcribed the vetlnK Ut tho Initiation
Bill il, 1874 BY President Grant.
About this time Jones ha.l married IN inter-
business ASSOCIATES. rs il second wlfc. Among
the results ut the panic was general Tightening
Of biz atfalrs Hts mines pSsere pes gut. ~ bull
bringing him 10 return: !lc had rented at II
Ei2h .ixtiro the honsu on Capl1uI Hill built BY
f. e .ns ] nstSni.beas IT. II bis ftend. Ii cas'Va
his views IN nD,ley entirrly, All mt only aiv0-
ca's 'nY9 ad slve ~ H. tho % H. q
IN fayor o. silver Ms the nominal standard Of
Niwithst antinE his amab'ty and plnuslblll-
ty. these rapid changes Ut runvirt!on, following
h!s shass ., intsrsst res IT. Jes e.
lie nearIy Disappeared from nol!cs except is
Mr. C"nki!ns's friend. iio visited GonkllnE Ut
CGn&lll.9 lrnveied. lnsonsiLly this letl to intt-
macy With Gen. Arthur rs well. Mr. Jo,l.s
voted to nuke George Shepherd UflH Of the LUl-
u,lsstoners Of tho District Ut Columbia. wteu
thqre were hut five Ur ak voles Gust in thAt hc-
half Though II strung CullkItngtsr, h9 Is n,
Stnlwart, having very tolerant vto:Ys OH the
Euuthert, question, and belu9 ut hGart d civil
service rofortntr. This Is slltlply the c,.so Ut
nun who hns allowed tta frlcIship tn rel can
tr,lI ut his principles, and wh,,sa principles them.
Eesrs wrru u. wnntun ar,A rapid thnt thUy
chAtef eack, niiler IL, aud nut.
Ii ia u theury In Washington that .jones ts tn
tp fuvrctury of the iNtcrlt,y, AIlpj,st eyery
body wnl, h.,s ever c.lln0 fVjcoutnvt with hin
woiltl rrjoicu tu sru III. Wishes In this rcs1et.t
KruttI3rtl, If they wero mt M1s aurtt that ms
Eeeretnry be would he decidedly 100 lutIWjYent
and probably lputteutIyu t., tho work Unu owl
Of CnHkjIugisn IN this rvjntry Is tbut. ileiu
bnse uI, plrsut.ll tenure allIt II ti,iAiiy cunC;
to abandonment 0r nIi tho rl8or a1td fsc!pllut
or tho Stnte Mr. Arthur with mn rxtenalvu nc.
ounjDtaI1cg. bns uljt hujf II d0zcn trtcEtts Wit
nuke any cjutn, to statestnuuship Ex.(iuy
Mprxar WIN il very old, Is tIEe ot thoso: huj
Arthur hns ruttlcf shut nut ar Mprgatl'n t,rGt
ClnkItpH anu lone. Mrp two othors, Thore il ~
Indy clsr III n,ly NAti1t1uj yeetlrlt, 1t il uNlcr
stu,A thut Cen Arthur docs mt ntlulIro mon O
Tho tyEe Ut Mr. james the It,st;ll.ster.{ ei,tr,,l
win. he Thinks hMa fJtrn n,,,tlp tOu nll1ot II h,
newsuaner nurInIsv. Dwelling an those utIInfs
flt rink upst tI1r Uf i,cnut,l,cns III tJo SntH
Nuw York huye the tEiupust uxpcctNttou thu
Arthur viii make IN i,tuiinlstratnn ltfswcrlll.
Tho htrfcI l.tIrni yin,vH III ria notintry-nf iii
puhjISans whu nru nevur uulu hmpny unius