, 1881-10-07


country must proceed from the butsoIl Up 10
tic top, aud not from tic top down: tu the
l0vt uf tho Republic. and to the aversion to
Imperialism III American politics."
Senator Miller. being congratulated Un thu
excellent subject inntter Of hts speech, sail
TINT he hoped It would pass It's the protluc-
tlon Of a secotA.rnta man, Ms hr llad been 80
commonly pronounced by the onkllngites.
Tic city machine, long gt'irectcd by Arthur,
WIS iii 4 fernlent nil the Afternoon for fear u
reorganization Of the city Republican uss,,-
Citations would be attempted BY tie cosiye,,-
toll. saw T. group Of these. you,,g ,l,u,, ut
ha'td' al lrsl' ,,t,!,,, Of OF lrlsi, y{sws-
and johnny Afccord- Of them tho
owncr Of three 10 six delegates on the
platform Of the convention. and eacl, thu pos
sessor Of office aild pefuuislts, worth from
stance, is tFe Coimlssigner OF Elections for
New York City, employing fur seycrui weeks
hundreds el men: Az election III Ncw York
becn,lse tlIey liMew tl,e ,salnonkuepers ui,d
tile rollntlers. They sail tint II II reGnroli-
Ing uf the dlstrlcts Wus ordered 1t would Uniy
result II the sn,n leaders colntng to tho tup.
Alr; iiiscock sntd TINT III the country lte-
pnbllcans y0ttt without nhy enrolling Or
other qualifications except good evidence,
and perhaps oatll.0rafllrnation III case otc con
test.
One Instance OF the city machine methods
wns seeil during the innrlling proceedings,
wlia. Col. Michael Burns, Ill lris-lsepub-
ltcan leader, rrfed out to tic Chairman that
I.e. wanted u Malne substituted for II certain
and said lio was present "Ilow did le votu::"'
crtGtl Burns. lie voted IN" sniti tlIa dele
csqte "All rlght. theu,",, ,exelal'!t,l burns.
sS # the vote vote, tslnE for i'tseock instead of
The brAycs ot tho ,nntl.Conkltng sIdG--
WnudlN, pnmeruy, Robertson, DppGw, md
Milier-;yere ali quiet men, seIsts!m sitting
l!eAr eacll other, Dnpew WINS the farorit of
man. WooiIn, whuse Wife Alrtl rectilty, IL
though liz has lived 10 sev hls wing of sile
tty atty II s stss Of * XIV Y Ea x:s st @
assia. but 10 retuss. It |: now 10 ~ Rciieraiiy as
believed that. the inslnuutions uf. Tweed
nglI,stt Wnolt, Were , To1s,t ot u prs,,
destroy tho Influence of W0odl's ability
Wttell his ambition WIS vet strung.
Collector Roberts9l sal'l nothing ut all, but
was strong Ill oAtsldu council,
II. Seward III slzc, alll gravity, and pluck,
Ito wus the RESERVED spokesman Ut the Coll-
ventlOl,.
-, Il Way nearly o'clock I before wooai p5e.
Eave It H. Gearsu Hiss, who forthwith turned
Conkl!ng's own Oieltta delegation out by
twelve Votes to four, al1 I,nd Albert Dag
tisorge Sloan's delegation from Osweso, a,ai
turned ont ol1e. OF tho worst Comklng t!e'e-
Eat,ol,s from New York City. MI. l.owery,
who sl'ccgetls, Co1lklns, ls llMt-loolif,Ig
lrisl,,nal, l!alntson!e enongl. to bsa lord, alld
tWt' lauii nearest President Arthur, George
Bliss M,Mi Con. Silnrpe, wero divided on I'LL
tlia Issues of tiie day.
Depuw for President nf llle .Conycit,on, and
he cntng to tic platform hctwecn II. 1lnlf-
Drcgd. Ton'croy, mud n Stalwart Depew
Looks what iio ls, NHw furk nutch'nat, Of
ksHs r IS eI tyne T! o1 9asS s sa xtS5ef y a: Is s
face ~ rathor grim; yet III. mind Il har1noni-
Gus. With IL Eootl vnirH, tl,.e powers Of c0sn-
position, alld senslotn lEea!l, Depow Is probu-
bly, the best urutur Ill Naw York.
bepew's speeeh was received with deep H.
terest md enjoyment. Considering TINT ho
II tho lawyer Of Vanderbilt. l!e was almost u
Radical In Ills Dcn!ncnlcy. A. splendid
upUAtrDplie to Garfield closed Ills sj,eecl,-
ono Of tho most effective ever heard In
Carroll i. Smith, Of the Syracuse Journal,
pr9;,t.cett te rysolut'" The oIl pMtfor,,
longer Il st'tiwart, looksl down 1t tl,e pro.
E!wiM slsar Iliy resolutions. iike Ike e.s" ov"ry.
thing, plvoted on tiArslrd's memory aud ax-
AHlttE, Will NHWt IlltElII pt 4EHNlllGtl lin SlNU
t!tri,sts ,at Collltllng's, want OF n!mlels..
ton nlsu Submission. Arthur WIS expected
" but mt enthusiastically. indurscd. Thu
a!ar-rnnts, fcl'nwS were stigiantized. Gov.
,ias du,aalsd M i. SoW York: aso, i t1s tS taS Ss
tloil Of cnrpnrltions.. y tlnnl resolution
Galletl for TIC reorganization Mnd mnvit,g ut
tho Republican machinery In Now York nilA
Brl0klyn.
Slr. Depew was insaltetl as n ,nonopo'ist by
some wild delegate. .tlt0tll1r lutlialIdul That
=. A. Merritt bc put nack ~ the cHasonl-
l!ousc. AMnther delegat9 wanted q ltoput.
pAssed with slight opposition.
Tho convention assembled til tho Academy
OF Music. So accommodations were offered
u the rurhl StNta prcss 0r strangers. Thu
lOlIce Judge Of Tho city should give out the
seats tn themselves. C0nyonttans-Stn alltl
Natiunal-stuul1 bcwars ot Now York City
l'1fsnf,tst Hs Tic trtssS Ut rE wy aiways os
thetr uniatevstIns wives alld iaMllleyy.
ThS doiostes nsaIriy ys hslre ;ao| n
on the roll. !ttrow tho first applAuse.. Tom
platt's friends III thu galleries nlso clappetl
~ his iia!Ia WINS raltn.1. Ctlaunegy n.
appia,!taa p "nd giyeli tirco ci,eers by Woodii,
Upi. Sharpe, on bsllalt OF tho stalwarts,
attempted to nominate lltsc0ck FOR presldlnK
pressed Ills nomination, and thercupnn Tlle0-
dora l'onleroy, Ut Auburn, seward's home,
nominated tho now United Statss Scnatof.
Warner Miller, aMId huge applaase a1.a OK
TWEEN thu Sta!warts: alA anti-Stalwarts,
though tAe uppe!laIions might INV bo
cllaugyd. tleorso l'!!ss. Arthar's, cl'ss per
s9l,al flIvM!; Is y sh'a1rIae. yotY4 loudly foE
for Warnsr Miller. Jahn u. Francis, OF tho
Troy 1inaes, formerly Co'!k klng' y Mear' 1rien4
voted for Miller agafnst l'ta delsKauon anl1
applause. The roll was ut this tina NIL set
UP by tho Stata Committee, yet The result
Showed MI overwhelul!ng t!ufe.lt fur tbs ,,Ia-
chine-:4sss for Miller 70 100 ayalnst l.iui-a
clear majority for tl.t GARFIELD Republicans
OF 10a. *rona Ilatt, thcrnforc had to an
louncu the election Ut Warner Miller 10 be
temporary ChuirIuun.