New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-11

"iiii"h II England with regard g. tie Irish cues
ton The HorM observes We arc acanairtc,
with all the facts ard in position ,bsoafei,. IN
guarantee their Authenticity" Ne have the AZ.
thoTity of Secretary Blaine for the assertion th@
the Private Secretarys VISIT 10 England had not lila
remotest connection with any phase of the Irish
question. His sole orrani was 70 convey several
millions of new thIee-anl-a-haf per cents 20
London TO be exchanged for ives and skies in tie
hands Of foreign bondholders.
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The Albany Stalwarfs are clearly determined To
be as odious as their name.
Conklings fear that the House of Representatives
will be turned to the Democrats is very caifv-
ing, coming from the man who surrendered the SEN
ate to them and who is trying 10 surrender New
York TO them.
May the good Lord forever spare State the bur.
den OF another Conkling Legislature!
II will be in order to-day for ex-vice-Prcsi,lont
Wheeler 10 repair TO Albany and tell his followers
that they disgrace themselves and him by threat
ening to break their caucus agreement He can
scarcely do less than this. and his manly words on
ne desirabify % harmony, when he was last in
A!DanE, gave every reason 10 believe that be viii do
TINS promptly. The Conkling men are making their
Las, desperate effort Ia adjourn without an election
ahd every man who votes against the caucns candi-
party.
Outside the New-Yorl Legislature there Is no Re.
publican in the country who is not a Garfield maa.
In that Legislature there thrty-one men who
are voting in favor of fight against Garfield IN the
hepHohcan paTiy-a fight against a man who is
call themselves Stalwarisi
1t will be the unanimous opinion Of the people OF
New-lork presently that when this Legislature adj
lourn the stalYart branch oft at the Home Of
lncnlTble lmbccies.
After voting for a week or more for CONGRESSMAN
Crowley tho Conklmgtes discover that it will tErn
over the House OF REPRESENTATIVES 10 the Democrats
TO vote for Congressman Miller and Lapham. Even
so sensible man senator Astor il able TO stand
up and make a statement to this effect. There Is
happily, little prospect that Congress viii meet tall
December, and whatever vacancies there may be-
can be iilled at the November election Ii is the
sHpHmlty OF impndence for The Conklingites 20
Tlac TINS point against the caucus nominees AZ
Conkling had KEEP; his seat not only would the SEN
are haFe remained Republican bat there would
nave been no necessity for Nominating CongreSSmrn
or anyone else TO III the seat which he away
from.
Conlling Is trying to use Mr.. Wheeler as a club 10
hulldoze the Legislature into an adiournsnent Mr..
he Ter Is extremely likely to object
Thirty-one in the Legislature declare that
two Republicans shall not be elected TO the United
States senate 10 support President Garfield. Rather
than allow IT, they viii do all they can TO have two
Democrats s"nt What viii the Republicans of the
State do with these mcnf The answer is easy.
Bury them with the eN- pri1nate ia noI,t,csl 81.
hvion.
Mr.. PIatt it will he remembered. withdrew for
the good of his party. Mr. Conbling rem aims in the
held for the good OF the Democratic party.
We find the following bit of tender reproach ans
amorous blame in The Nec- York World Of yestor-
day: The rhiccgo TatrOc,aa in an editorial article
denouDclng as incendary and heartless' the re-
cent at aeks upon the President which il de-
clares 10 have been prosecuted with bulldog dis
regard Of the propreties and the finer feelings
takes occasion to say: Bonrbons like those who
control The Mar York Uord would not be sorry 10
see OF anarchy succeed the dca. Il al Gar.
field 1t is to he presumed that our contemporary
conccves itsefto be in possession 81 some evidence
taken either from the columns OF this journal or
from some other which entities il 10 use this
language concerning The U0rld Viii our con-
temporary produce this evidcncel Or viii il sit
DOWN IA ITS place among those journals which have
made the assassination OF person the occasion for
the ASSASSINATION of character I" Both of tieSe
papers. IN the sweetest accord have been telling
precisely this same sort Of iaTadiddle about The
iEibt NE Tor week. Now when one Of them turns
wounded surprise. asks why is this thus - II Is
70 quote ,,s Hr paa9Lisr rally Qate too far moro
beloved contemporaries, that newspaper in
america mas been making any incendiary and
heartless attacks upon the Vice President" And If
you both knowingly SANDER your neighbors Why
shouldn't yon siander each otherf
There must be a screw loose somewhere IN the So
called Stalwart mind when TmE TRIBCNE's saving
that Gniteau is sane enough tn be punished is taken
rs ." fcrocious and aIrocioas " libel on Conkiins
and Arthur.
1t would be well for Senator Aston to vote in fu-
ture. ii hc mast, as Mr. Conklng orders but not to
give reasons. The votes may be explained some
day. The reasons never can.
What possible motive-but ono-can Mr. Conklinc
have for wishing delay in the election of Republi.
can Senator's He would do well TO send for
Herald compositor 10 set up another interview OK.
planning his purpose, or it VIII surely be msinter-
prctcd.
PERSONAL.
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