New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

ling TO make any estimate, but he regarded lHE
TRiBUNES figures as altogether too favorable to the
antl-Conkling side. John +. Smyth conceded
nothing" Police Commissioner French still had
faith in Staiwart victory, but could see no cause
for disturbance. Other Conkling Republicans who
did not want their names mentioned, thought
that the Stalwarts would have majority IN case
any question came up On which n division wHulu
take place, but they did not anticipate such al
event
~ see no chance for row." said prominent
Conkling member of the State Commit eo, unless
il comes on the contested seats There wilI be no
Conkling question before the Convention. Inc re
rubhcans can only carry the State by hrM anu
united action, and trust the Convention wiIi Act
III that spirit. Still must confess that there Is me
material in the delegates elected Tor a us
turbance unless wis, counsels prevail lt may
be that there will be an anti-COnking majority AS
to candidates there is not much strife MT ward
is a candidate for denomination, and Leslie w hls-
sell is also candidate for the same place John ~
Nichols. of Kings Countyls candidate i0r treasurer
We arc wiling to cOnCcdc the Controllership anu
the State Engineer to the ant-Conklng SIDE, lor the
| sake of harmony" o.,
An anti-ConkIing delegate to the Convention sad
The enemies OF Garfield are trying TO mount 10
power over his open grave. lhey ~, ann 10 W
use the Convention for that purpose. They have
created diSgIacefu disturbances IN several counties
| and threaten unSecm contests i'll the Convention
The Republicans of the State have pronOunced IN
miStakably against thcm and the KpubncanS
speaking in this way are not 20 ne trlHt Will Will
We mean to deal death blow to the machine ana
lay the foundations OF peTmanen' peace ana PoT5d
Stat ticket it will bc made up OF ne" men
whoe have not made themselves diStaste-
tnl to The party 10y the part tnty 'E"A 1 ,Ir !"
COnkliugs frctiul resignation Besides the n'lhlhl
ton OF State officers and the election OF new
State Committee that will represent thG pare, we
of New-IOTk and BrOotlyI and put an chd 10 lucac
| manufactured delegations" =
None of the delegates from outside riod O.,
| the city had arrived last night. Inc
state Committee rooms at the tltth Avenue
Hotel WI! be opened today Governor C9In'II IN
t1,.l IA AAp al
and remain during the Cuuyontion ihc arrange
meuts for the Academy of Music nave been per
fectcd, by means OF when thc u9l'tal'S WI WI, & o
isolated from the alernaes and the latter from le
George Bliss said last evening that he had been
out Of the city for ten days and was not luioImcu
i'm lie preliminary matters pertaining 10 the Con
yrutIon II th'uk, however said he mat the
Half breeds ovcresIimatc their strength belcyc
that the anti-COnklng men Will nave naJCr'y III
the Convention bat il viii not be rs large aS u gwen
in Il. sublishcd accounts great many pcop,e
Lakc Il grave mistake IN thiGklns tha al 'l'oSG III
sous who were opposed To MI. COhkHhS po'iuCl'
action, last spring arrayed against MN now
MANY persons who worked against his reelection
wIll SUPPORT him III the Convention. CohiJ, PVlil
ort yL"'c ,lecgit every man of which viii work
with MI Couliing III the Convention, ana J'. lhc
delegations arr credited to the auh-Coukling sde'
DO you ;link chat II Is necessary toF any 'hti,,
ure to be brought before the Convention when VIII
test the siren 9Th Of either SIDE -.
Il don't know of any necessary measure Just
now But there is great deal of loose tinder
lytng around, and il either side should strike II
| there certainly will be- fire"
Have you any idea who will be made temporary
chairman y
No, have not studied the matter at all"
tue SITUATION IL KINGS COUNTY.
RESULT OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAR
FIELD REPUBLICANS AND TWENTY FOLLOWERS
or MIR. CoNKLIsG ELECrEp As DELEGArEs TO
THE STATE CONVENTlON.
In no part of the State are the lines of division
in the Republican party more closely drawn than in
Eroolyu The struggle for tho control Of thc Kings
County General Committc "as long ana bitter "7i
winter and the Conkng faction. represented by F.rc
Commissioner Worth Quarantine Commissioner John
4 Nichols Port Warle Le4ycra't and T. " O-'7an''r
IN The committee aud General Jourdan outside secured
car troI y the usual methods % partisan decisions and
r,i,s deciding against the majority. Tho coute,t ON
ia, side Of the Garfield Rcuubctns was conducted by
=, sheriff Albert Daggett who was only defeated mar
ruwiy with tbs rcoPcning OF political intcrest thIs
f. the contest began in the same spiIt hnd, ia the ie
cont As.rnby District Conventions select delegates Of
The state Convention all efforts were made to defeat tho
wan Of the majority. In stance four men were
hold Ia m majority Of sixteen eosc canvass of the
COMPLETED list ofdeo gates gives however, majority to
Garfield delegate only the contest Ia decided ON ~
merits The following n the completed 49, giving tho
ami Conlue faction - and The Conknc faction 20 the
remaining four in the XIlth District being claimed by
| GARFIELD REPUBLICANS.
| Ist Dierict-Deegates: L q, Low. Edwin PacEard'
mond, W. A. White Dennis Hurley. W, T. sharpe
German, iiT Aterhates: j. W Kcii Joseph Reeve.
! VII District Delegate: Albert DdgsctL Alter
Win ,Bstrc"Da,gles: James l. J"nsc Cbaunccy
! Perry Cnarl,s w. GODDARD, H. ]. Williams. Alternate
| KIN Diftfct--Delcgstrs: W. H. \. Cadnus, George A
Price Samuel V. owen, samuel G. Dcaion. Atrrhalcs
| KIN Dlstrict,-Dregates: f.. A. D0iy, Jas. o. Car
pcnicr, Samuel vanDyick =. ); HAWKS cha. A. But
Vim If Waring J. Henry Eurti-. John Bss, t. ". BedB
Icy, IL 4. Phillip, J. A. Maralions j. C. iioagland.
! CONRLING REPUBLICANS.
| MA Dstrict~-D Delegates: william r. Atken, Arthur
| T. Duryea William H. Beard William VI. Perry. Alter
nafcs: n Townsend q. II. Tate W. T. Padwel, H. "
'Tyth D,strict-Deegatcs: Martin n Day. Samuel 4
| Ayila samuel Richards. Alternatcs: John Williams
'SGa VIG i1tt 81 Breeatcs: William Allison g. r Mad
dox Hubbard Hcndrckson Altcrnatcs; John "cs'er
Vim nh psirlct-D Delegates: Jacoo Worth John Eeitl
Louis Bo,sert. Aitcrnaes: Henry Eldrcd' Henry Hah'
fXfh District Delegates: John A Nchols william "
Gnndrch Alfred C. Barnes, william &. wallace, MlliaI1
H. ipayCraft, Charles Small, samuel NJ Weeks. Alt'
mates: H. $. Roberts. Smith H. WING Nathan Ihytr
| M H. Page Herman COle W. A. Greene, A. l.; l'ibbs.
In the XIIth District, after the chairman nad rilc
that the anti Connng n"n were out OF order, h1y VIII
NC E1mSt E1mStn.,o"i iy H. WickSaH. ~ T. Linton w. j.
Croyscy Altcrnatcs 5. j. Stiuwcu, o. Filsbic, J0hn
Thc GontIing men chose these delegates: oliver B.
| Iejcb William Watson, f. G. Ldug Adolph kleudl
Alternate: John McGcehan. 4. u. Lcys, NJ d., James
CoIncius, j. T. HOylc. ,, A..
Albert Dagget who is regarded az the leader Of thf
| anfi.C,Ihug forces IA kiGeh County, summarized iit
sIation i'm regard to delcgaLes as fODwR. The Ist
Assrunv District dcc"af"H, four ir nunhrr ore an m
miFtakably GntIConkug, as are tlr wv" i.'lH ~, IL
Dstri,T In the fild District Colonel Beard
claims that hc aud his colleagues Uonr dcosatcs) arc
arEi Co',kIing. From tho lVih thTGc are ] noIha ~,
Gambling men, Stawtrts Of the aiAlwarS From th5
Vtb aIn tho only delegate and breed pure ahl
| stmnle From the Nlth there are two COnkllhs anu
| one anti CunRing men. From the WIN there arc
three Conkins ucn; from the NllltE, four ahl'ohk'
! I'M I'm The IXtl Ics-rS Goodrich anu Barnes are
! ufLCnuEl!ug sure. Wallace ~ sad 10 Dc antl-Cohk
H. bul NAV he more safely regarded 1s dOublin, WIN
toward CouKliug. OF the other iOur seN ih all
| ucssrs Nichols, L"dyciait ava Smh! ait
, warts; hir. weeks Il IndePoudrhIi, ~
i. ,"r known bow VIII vote ill lac does H. In the