, 1881-05-03

IuOAO WuC HnFOGH{EA II Et1llk1tlt1HlNH VI. NN9
present pncy. ito wnrne.l tho Senators not 70 do
nuythtna to Asconr,lge Mnhnnc senutor Jones
81 on ta o o posy t rsps liz u
most v!goroua opponent nf tho lse's.ton assumed
by tho Repnl,t!sans was senator Logan ot ili!,,
nuninst tho courso Upon which tho ina]urity had
os "s.,t Mhe n 2oasns s;nS m g ho soa sa
md TO encourage Mnhnnc, he lid not think that
to a ~ %as to ~ {1 So % ~.
lnAted lefdllcbcrGcr. lie WIS
OPPOSED TO THAT r1loM THE NK01HyING.
Tic did not consider It ii wtsc policy, md ho
doubted. very miich whother tho senate hull tho
people behind thom IN their present cnllrs".
senatur IoEan ccrtnnly has mt placed himself
m itcari senators M IN ,ny opposition 10 tho Adm5nis-
traton. 1t IA known. nn tho contrary, thht he ts
poe 81 hs @ Ksy y eaus 70 70 &
end OF tho Administration. whAtuver mhy hnp-
pen. llc hAs taken no stiles in tho contest 0vrr
10 ha,l upon tho uoninitlo, nf Robertson. Lo9an
cannnt bc ruled upou nan'rst tho Atin,instra.
issue Ut Administration or anu-Admnistratiout
which now scesns pronnblo'
MIk. uAYAnD
has rnn1c his first declaration with respect 10 tho
attitude nf tho DEMOCRATS towards tho frts.
,Ient's nomination. Mr. Rayard sNid: awe, tho
Denoesatie sun..t9rs' shn,!ia nevor forset ilias
Suites, md that tn bis nice te nttMc!s, ft',lu-
lions and responsibilities. duties md preruHa.
fro sss @ q s e .oso nc q pS
Hhali tlictntc." Mr. nnynrd looks upon tho Pres
i.iensy Of the Rcpnolls " nifh aMd hoaon!nl9
10 says tho icmtrrats, hn lelsuvea, viii refuse
10 nd IN my nttsmpts To deprive THO President
oilcc Th!s statct,ont Is interpreted ~ Iii.iieat
ing that l,ayard recommends tho confirmation
OF Robertson.
TWO or TlIE INTERVIEWS
ortho Committee Of sufcty would have beeomc
wsro ] ts,o @ interview S wi With sonaior Gonkne md
I,epuGlicaA setiator WIN Ind a ful, talk with
1nelnbers Of tho Cu,ilmlttco tu-luy said thAt
o eHsnF naS Gsssas @s
MIR sts Nt ill., EES Es
sSnsi il -. i -. se'!sef: f va. III morS {.,ia il
Of tho Republican ID party IL New York: iis said
that he felt Il hEa duty to iso eynry Influence at
ehas e wo eess Il aaS at ho
hm4 encouraged tho continuance Of tho dead
oo ane h0p9 at ,o%s,emx nxnt
OF bis relations 10 tho Prcstdcut from M carly
period ID ne prcsldcntial q Gealnpnzn. from a!s
tered upon the campaign In tho Woss
WITH A DISTINCT uSnEIssT4ASDrSd WITH
GARFIELD
TINT no humiliation would bo put upon h!n ind
bis tr1cuds In Now York, md that Dc would rc-
Kind that affected tic interests Of the Republic
NJ ma rtY in Nnw York The Nomination Uf Judge
isobertson waa d violation of ibis. voluntary
tender on tho part OF Tho ProsfjGnt, ntlI was
tlIates,oful to himself Senator platt. and those
leading Republicans OF Now York without whose
1apoEs tnG seat9 Wouu @ naso Fotcu loF tauucocA'
Mf' eonAIus shia taA.
THE ADMINISTRATION OF PnEs1DRsfr HAYES
hid treated him with t,ts&Iuut,,shcl cotsidera.
ton as comparcd With that Of Uen. Gardci1, vet
tbe HAYES Administrator was ir nyownd an
tagopIs,n to him from the beKInnln9 to tho cud;
th1t tho Prosjtcnt hnti lcen Yaiihless TO his
.oledees with rcsDeot 10 hinl that he ba not rt.-
ccIycd d single nppoInttnuf1t in Now York, The
nomination 81 Morton rs Ministrr to FraHoo.
Conkitn8 maintained, was n private arrnngo.
,nnnt unnEp betwect himself md Morton it,rll1p
the campaign, ut a tifr,c when Morton was at
the hcni Ur the Nnnncc hrancb OF thp
Campaign E0Mmittges ana hnu hlmsolt
Hnoe 1nsse enItTiouHun .n Ms, 70 tnu GnnapiHAH
aunu' ~ ~ r. kao o.ef NsW toEN e nuMnuuuonts, "
teT n.tSt ~ Hoa. siTnues, 9t y. He.su!ts s ,S mn1
M au ouUm atuusy " III n,' ' nII ~, ~ n nh oS LILLE usksu
Ine,f hppe4htnis'tt au; naM " nGGn asSSn, IT,. ~