New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
THINKS BITH PROMINENT MEN.


FoUR UNITED STATES SENATOR'S VIEWS.
now rIH CONTESTS ~ THIS STATE AND ~ yiR-
G!>IA ARP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SENATOR'S
TpNrNps. KSIGoGG AND NH
Auunv the arrivals in the city Friday was
Senator lmurd~ Of VERMONT Who i here on bG-in'ss
co.urrtrd with the telegraph anti He was found hy
Tuu.>r reporter 900 tie rlircudon Hotel and one Of
TO- for. = ant conversation Was the Convention
ln V.rrlil.
Tho Administration and thc Republicans Of the
North" -.ud tho senator. shonhl ia my opinion d"
ccry liur th.t tiny can to h.lp the movement begun
D., Grnrrli Mahonc"
Not so ~ To approve rcpudiation -
THAT We have nothing 10 do with II ia no, our
hu.u, o'lud' rtlr lr whether General Malone
is ri,lt. whether tho Dr'tpaycr- rht, or whether
nnboi else who wants pay al his debts none at
an O.. RI .,t hIc that Question - entirely local one
II -ho M not be-, considered oIisdr ~ the STATE aud it
/. not CONSIDERED when nv fh,t the Administration
and thu Republicans ~ the North should count'nauce
the rno,cmcnL"
What. then. -hou'd hc fupport'dT
"TIr resolutions thar have been passed by that Con
veuiiou tho grrat principle Of fairness do not -"c
bow Republicans ~ the North can help approving the
movement fought upon -uch platform becan~" II en-
holr. The principles that have always been nghtlng
for m th Norih Il -a great era in this country when
men, who were once soclllrd Democrats come out and
support ~ enthusiastically ~ has been dome in that
I Y
The conversation changing 10 the situation in New
York state SENATOR Edmuuls remarked: 81 think our
enemies make much more ont ~ the situation than II
really anount, TO- NomAtrr what may he the personal
views ~ men at such tue present believe that
an who have the Of the Republican party at
heart when the time will vote as they should
Il great party and has stood many severe strain
do not hclirye that ans SERIOUS injury will result
Just before the train started from jersey NY TOT
| Washington friday afternoon Senator ktlneg. or
IoIi-i,uA said 10 a TRIBrNR reporter: " think the
situation % political affairs in this state IA remarkable
/ aud dcplorahr."
DO you think that senator ConkIing will be re
eli that drpcnds eniiry upon how long the friends
~ Mr. ronslmg cling To him. II hey hold oHt 40 hot
! doubt that he viii be- elected 81, , -
II your opinion that the controversy VIII nave any
III ceriAniy viii not IN the South. But believe
that iiir 'ud o. "ilaI turn ONT rlEht lr i. phnp'il
party j. i,at party and nis Wiihst"oi 600 many
~ N,,y-York STAFF -aoud ho lost &" III" Repnbh
cans. ~otd That affect thc party ~ otl'r Stair-
90 II might. but only {" --, '"-ic" itrn "t 'l"n!'l
| have a. urn oar attention uu"rr dclernincly Ia
Indi-na .anl ne "'-,,rn stA'r' Any ..,,I BARN In
f."-. ti.a roiut,riniauc'l %, Tho Mahpne movement.
/ tl"fu what ,.n hiiu h'"H % ! "rirE,
N,... IS -prit ,ro.-ii. r1.fr'l i>,',Ar. amt Ten.
ur.,,r ~i follow. t'cI-" AL th,on-h t"tS' -r' o'''
-..'."- nm. of 'oloraio in r',ly TO thc In,
dave Jl-t. Tlc .. a ~ ,'ct %, r"r' "n D." lll-
i,.' rr,i,- of coi-. tnr position Of A' u.s." Sew.
i.f ,.r. rI,,,lt altu ~. C"nkiinE ,- Tiny are
t,,.,, -ti could noi r,ip n"'u iue how -ca,rl The
aI,. ,r-' "f ~, tilna~tfA'i'H iu{ -N-'Aily H.
a. t,. tain mo si'nr -tnrrA! i' hh- ~
.-.- 90 t.- N,- Sat, .. n"tr particularly ~ los" an,
N"n.~. lo t"nA 't 90 ., ~ ti t.'ty ,,
600, ,.-. of .In,I., hnt iorr 81 ri-'nll nature.
Wr'ii.r' i,,, .l, t.oh.c Nii Bee nr-ott,n "h'" thr
g. .l.ir, l!.purr an ner.ncr ~ n' rart.d -.air-
s'urir. "ho Va go town im -',h i""' 49, w..
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