New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26


reads offin hisrapd official monotone aremonstrance
from the citizens of Smithvlle against the reeec-
on to the United States Senate of Roscoe Conkline
and Thomas c. Platt, to which the presiding Off
Ger. usually Judge Robertson quietly responds, 1t
will lie on the table and he printed" These remon-
strances come from all parts Of the State and
are sometimes brought here by men of influence IN
their various localities. hut more often they are
sent by mail. Sometimes when the signcrs are not
certain that the Senator or member TO whom the
petition is transmitted will present IL promptly they
take the prccautiOn 10 send duplicate petition ~
some member who is wel-knOwn 10 be on the side
of the Administration, but thus far 40 case has been
found where q member has vcntured. in the excited
state of public feeling, 0 suppress rcmonstrance
against the Endorsement of the two Senatorial de-
sertcrS.
It is noticeable that Conkng's friends make no
attempt to dispute the fact that public sentiment ~
overwhelmingly against him. They complain that
newspapers are all one way, for which they seem to
think the newspapers are very much TO blame,
ana say that three months ,;o or SIX tin, months
But the barometer is moving the other
way inst now. Senator from the interior. who
will vote for Mr. Cunkling if ne is nominated by the
caucus said to-day that west of Madison County the
State almost solidly against Conl ding Buffalo
seemed Ia be the only point whcrc there waS any
considerable Conkling sentiment. and there the
Stalwarts were encouraged hy the appointment of
GOuld as Collector.
SIGNIFICANT PROTESTS.
Congressman George West. the wealthy manufac-
turcr of Saratoga County, brought in from his dis
trict a petition which hc SAYS was signed 10y ninety
out of every 100 strong Republicans thcrc. The
result was that the name Of the Assemblyman from
that district was put down promptly on the pledge
to enter a caucus of the enemies Of the Admins
tration. Many examples Of this kind might bc
given. II is noteworthy that these men do not
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snip. MT NrSt silh laN' ~ S'l am III I',ul ~ ~
any two men the party srlrcis except these i've"
ana thiI Is lnr SPlIll VI WITH ~ ~ S'i"l J." AZ
come II "ond p' 7II'ntr !! ''" 'I"nu, @' ~, Nv ~,
hlhs'fa'l"h l',' oouI!T' ~ WIN sun I'l'i''' ~ a
arriving every n"uT' in'N n'tr n"' "n'f sun, ,,,.
no losses, n,l' 'n'E HlN' nI' S"''i,
d"IlhH 'h' HN my nN '"''' '','''' ~ W.; ',i ri
men ~"o my nav r';;'f III - w. ,;,t
stand nut I" the 'nd u II taxes an N,Ili'I' "I'',,
participating IN GaHruN ara against ~. fr'l,c.i""
of Conkhns ana fhit: lhrE nave MOI '''h ~
mayed 10y the WORST 'hnIl-"i me ill' hlH' "nan'
gers. nor 10y me rr~h "l o'hhhE "'Wa"H ''''
has irEIn t"-htht ~ "h'"Ih'' j" lIr h'"nI'.S
h@lIu n. ,l" n. ,.,,. Nv Wv M ,h ,, 't
"t d'tyingl"riN u>A3'S' nor ny lh' @"pN' 'hS ~
\icc-lr,id"nt ami OF HoNcih"r ana hls -liu "I
state Officers.
COMBINE TAIkS WITH CORNELL.
f,o,..r,,r C,,,.,l.. ro.iti,u h,. undergone some
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chlh-'N 'o-'''N' I' ""' III '"'
ex-senator Coukllng last night unil Aii"r Midnight
and IT was announced tins m"ruiuy thli hc was
l. t ,, - 90 i,i i.,,ri,,,. ~, ,..,,ro tIc ,,tcs oC
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members for C"nhlnH ana lI"tt' IL WIS 'N'h
s,id that hr hId been sending for mrn-
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