New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

We most respectfully call Mr.. Copkng's attention
30 the fact that the rates Of railway travel TO the
bodndIeSs West are uncomnonly low.
The Priiaate having gone up, it were, we shall
now have peace.
The country viii now have a welcome rest from
CoNklng and all his works. For more than four
months the public has been agtated by the gymnas-
ticS OF tins tremendous person who started out on
an expedition designed to Show that be was a bigger
man than ihc President Having failed i'm that. be
resigned, and proceeded to show what he could
90 as Il whole ale smasler of the Republican party
ne has made '"od deal OF uoise and kept his name
suit That he has dropped himself ont Of political
me while he Republican party awaits. serene and
unharhed TIE victories which are before 1t.
II may he observe, calmly, as if one were record
Ing historical fact. Tat Primary and Ios.sla have
gone to meet the Third Term.
The VorGs attack on Senator Miller is energetic
and Nociterous. but hot ori-inal. It is dir,,tlv
stolen iroan Jack Caies arraiG,lGeut of Lord say
The Indictment may be fonnl in The fourth act of
IicniN J.; ID IN hast most traitornusly corrupted
me y@nth II tine realm in erecting a grammar
SCHOOL ana contrary 10 the King HI,
'io"H ana olShty, thon hast buit paper mill"
Coul,liag should console himself with the reeoc-
ton that he 10 >lonch of prophet when he said
hc would not 20 back to the Srnate without Mr.
Flatt.
New York has two Senators who VIII not resign
The Ohio Democratic press is still backward about
coming forward in support of Dookwslter for Gov
"rnor indeed, 40 one would ever judge from read
ing those papers that they had heard Of his nonina-
hon for he is scarcely mentioned at all WHY il this
thusf IL may be that they are all waiting for him
to tap the barrel. One of the drawbacks about he
ing pocketbook candidate for Office is the neces.
Slty OF paying for the support of everybody in The
party. No one will come forward until he has his
IN nt In
walter will discern presently that buying 4 nomina-
non Is ny no means equivalent to buying an cleo
tloh re has merely paid his admission fee as it
WERE he heavy expenses are all TO come.
The New-York correspondent of The Philadelrb;a
Le'ger has become possessed Of some valuable and
highly interesting information about tho late Pri-
mate He writes Senator Conklng has views az
to the future. As soon the Albany contest is de-
cided II il understood he will take trip across the
Atlantic. with ayicw to rost and recuperaton and
on his return. in October he will make q Journey
through the southern States, including in his pro-
graInme the Cotton International Exposition st At
anta, Georgia His friends say he is socitous about
STRENGTHENING his political influence in that section
and to that end he will take tho earliest opportunity
to remove the nnfayorable impression hi- Stalwart
speeches during the last year. and especially dnring
the Presidential campaign. supposed to have
made on the southern mind. The ex-senator clearly
mas not abandoned the expectation of day being
Ires'dent of the C"it.d States Oh hasn't he
What party does be propose to permit TO dominate
nm - S,,'"t 'f WIN l' run az an independent
candldatof However he may run, he will be "A boon
to duh political world
1t is n fact. Mr. Conkling in both philosophy and
physics. that it is "A good deal easier TO lump down
than To jump mp.
He's gone, and tie newspapers will miss him. We
snail never look upon his like topic again.
The greatest effort of his life wont be able to save
hilh from oblivion.
Tuthill is ont of a job. It will not be necessary
for the l6tc Primatc to shoot any moro s,.o.,}ce
through h!m or yboly else.
Conkiins can now say t. platt. " Sic toor