New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

Four yinlicafion. are wanted ~ Nhlny--olc
each for Couhlng, Plat Grant and the lnrd Term.
ConkIinr admits that the only way h. can win
yludication is by smashing the Republican party.
That would be queer certificate Of his krpubh-
canism.
There are 10 signs set 81 an outhurst Of popular
indignation concerning the brutal treatment of
Broth"r-ln-law Cra'ner.
II is some time now siuc. any so-called Stalwari
Republican oiice-hoiGcr has sought promotion By
means Of resignation. We are a practical pcopc.
and are too willing 20 taxi man a. his word Ia
make frrther experiment, of thi, Kind prudent for
"a. on.rc- holders No o0i~-h"lder. even n he be
au ironclad iird-tsrmcr :. ~ important 10 the sue
,,.~. ul administration OF this Government t.1i the
" hole Republican party Is 900 No 10 rise IS zee man
and beg fo have HIM proiuotei 10 s"l"r place lhe
minute he resigns.
Speaker sharpe is o queer man. lie prefers 20
raj a rrd-hot Aduuui, ration Republican paprr
Ll.. , be- .iIi0rg J0uIat rather than =" - supn,r
v..h thr li,c-lrrs.deut of the UnIted states. And
be- calls himself a Staiwar.
Ex-Vicc-Ir,sidcnt Wheeler ha, six more votes
than the Prmat~ and still the latter does not TT
sign any more.
Conbnnr and Plat ate both exhibited now In
thrir true ghi rs minority clndi at's The one
i1, only 30 ami Tho othrr27 votes olt q @ po, hr
lu6. Yet both persist staying in the field for the
,,oSrd uurpo.eo ht'nR The Republican p'rty. or,
as Gran. put, II. showing what they can 10 Ire
parts Wall b ,iu tn 500" " Lat II can do presently, ~
its cI.iatiyes ia the Il slature don't s'tue
down L. business.
Ian the Anti-ConAline vote had followed the
Rogers vote to Wheeler yesterday the eA-Nice-Pcsl-
dent would have had - votes. or only less than
enough TO elect. the whole vote east was
ljG. II IL safe Ia SAY that # he had received -
votes the other scycn would soon be- forthcoming.
The Roger men have shown good example 10 The
other "Slftcr.r>.' Ii Is high time their child
play was abandoned
Tor the rsi time II gins to appear - II General
Grant Was rot in favor Of "A third term. At all
events me- il working most effectively 20 kill 1t
beg ond hope oi resurrection.
Conkliug's future as lawyer is also suffering
now. A great lawyer must a. least exhibit common
ecu~e.
Hclt1hoovcr is nj il again. He was charged by The
TLiqd,inIn Press with lobbying az Harrisburg
against bin to prevent Specializing In f" lnSur-
an,c. and hc NJ once tcl, graphri denial over his
signature pron0uncing the charge wholly false"
Instead 81 beng wholly false II WAS VIGOROUSLY
true a meuber from BeltzhoovcTs own district
called the attention of the House Ia Befzhooyrrs
presence on the foor. said ho was lobbying there
and that h- had been trying to pcrsua e him to vote
AGAINST the bill There Is nothing surprising ahont
th. BcIhooy"r was caught IN n lie last fall. hut
I'm tne face of his Democratic constituents reelected
him 10 Con r,~s. He took that evidence that
living was what they wanted, and he accordingly
continues to give II e. them.
General Grant SAYS the Administration seems to
have captured a good many newspapers" II also
-,,rns to have captured nine hundred and ninety
nine out of every ne thousand Republicans. The
bait ussd in both captures 40 the -amr-siIalght
forward and manly drNotion Ia Republican prin-
cille-.
If the Legislature votes 10 adjourn without an
election It viii simply confess that all the vile
charges tho Conklusit,~ have made against IL arr
luc.