New-York tribune., 1881-10-04


or substitutes A good many men counted as anti
Conkling not so, and many have been elected as
Administration men; these may disappolnt so me
persons by acting as Administration men In the
sense of supporting President Arthur"
"What of candidatesp
81 hear of no strife for nominations Or course
there are always divisions on candidates; but then
that gees no further than the Convention. l am OF
the opinion that all will be harmonious; in winch
event we viii carry the State without doubt"
"Are yon a candidate for reelection as SenatorT
Yes, shall be nominated and elected"
President H"ss. of the Board OF Charities and Cor
rection. laughif gy said that he would have plenty
Of ambul1nCcs on hand Wednes ay. m
" fou a1;icipate disturbance then T. querieu Il
TRIBrNE rCpar ed.
"Wel. ls!iously speaking do not" was the re-
ply, unless il is forced upon US. don't see upOh
what question it can come mp unless that oi con-
tested seats. Al TO Mr. Conkng. he will ask for no
place for it. don't know whether he will be pres
cnt " not but know of no one with better right
to participate in = Republican Convention" Al.
How DO you regard yJ tbe Convention as standing
g don, know how it stands. I think it would be
difficult to tell"
n IN ~ {9gg know of any candidates for the o''es to
"Noac except the present occupants. New-lork
ought to have place on the ticket"
1homas luTph; wa, non-commnnicatlye
know very iitlc alb 'ut what is going on" he said.
&C. DON'T thiH,, thcr, viii he any fight IN the Con-
vcntiOn. There will be entire harmony so far as
klOV"
Stat" Senator Davenport who is n delegate to the
Con- cloIJn. arrived ycstcr law When asked II IL
wcr, -rGt iGlt nc WaJ candidate Tor CONTROLLER ne
replied: " am not 4 candidate for anything Just
now
10 you anticipate n harmonious Convent,onp
Yes. | seq no disposition 10 ma kc division IN
the party. Giils tie Tightfr majority VIII be al
lowed To- control without lactiOus opposition"
WHAT IIrDGr ROBEKTSON THINKS.
I'm convrrsatlon with TRIBUNE reporter Judge
Robertson said: 81 think that the leaders on both
sides dcsir harmony and will make an effort to
secure and maintain it. | do not lhlnll that there
VIII BE- any trouble II il appears on assembling that
the auii-Couk!ing men arc in n decided majority
Personally dr,l," harmony, and that tcket snail
la no minated which VIII command the respect anu
sLhr1gcs -; all Rrpublicaus."
JUS icnJlcob MFa.tcrson. when asked yesterday
what thu 0ul1ok was replied that he Thought that
harmony would prevail throughout the entire pro-
cc,'iuyS the majority will rule rs IN all conNen-
tions. and don't think that anyone Will object to
tha -
Isn't it corce,led on all sides that the Garfield
Repubiic..ps have a majority of the delegates
Not az all don't believe they havea nalnrity.
have stndicd the published lists very carefully
and ind dolrrations placed among the Garfield Re
pubiclus, yru call them that belong 10 he "iheT
side-the Con ding side. | hcicve u IL called l
can't und r- md why they are classified aS iarhed
and Conkiipg Rrruhlicans. | am snre that Mt
Couklng is not locking Tor an Office We'll, as Sald'
| think that you md that the Garfield Rcpubn-
cans Will not be strong IN the Convention as they
claim.
Ernrs; Hall, n member Of the anti-machine dele
"a non from thc NXINth District, SAID IN regard to
the Convention: " / think there will he harmony
IN the gathering Ii there ~ division, however,
CnuNling viii be thorOug lly beaten. IN our own
district irn.ral Arthur - very mu b liked. ana we
be. vr iu ma hlue in the sense that organization
in n marry Il % necessity. But when the machine
becomes corrupt II Is time 10 make change. we
are all IN iuli accord with the Central G"R"lttee,
bat there. Is - "A man OF us but - friend ot Judge
Robertson. The district We represent Is part oi ms
old district lud do not propose {" go back on MN.
don't think The opinions OF the country delegates
" Ii Boo n AL changed by ~" local sentiment ueIe'
T hal T. an the control Of the StawartS, ami theY
/ may put their trends in he galleries. Du aS inc
delegate, have tsr separate places ana the alt'r-
mates theirs, II l. not probable that any dl5tuto
nu,r clu nr made. ! believe the Vis I ot senator
lone, 10 & mixing wa, for he purpose OF keeping
the exc cnatOr from coming to the convention HlHi-
EI-Ahlermao Jacobus leads the de cgation from
! the lXth Assc uhly District. lie Sald Yesterday
For my part. don't sec where the issue oi tohN'
| lirp nnd an I nnkbng iS We are all Rrpubllcan1
/ anG | brlIry" that when the Convention meets
ttc proceedings will he harmonious. In our dlStrci
; The nsspciaIIon supported the pOIcy OF PRESIDENT
/ Garfield, aud We have supported freNldeht Ar'nH.
think Their Is feeling among the delegates mat
wouid lead to auy hrcak IN the Convention. nc
I not ,hnk that tu,ro Will u" mu2h rhahge III me
{ next state Committee as far as the views ot the
/ members from hi, city arc concerned, -.
! A. c,nbl,tuau John l.. BrDdsky, n delegate from
Z
/ been great deal fuss made aud great am"un'
! 1l newspaper talk, but don't see any reason
why tc Convention should oil, n"t ato,o to %.
as peaceful as can be. The delegates WIZ come to
"a. her and transact their business without any dlS
! turbauco. think the entire delegation from I'M,
! city with, the exception oI the AAlNth DlHllc'
/ drie gates will be Staiwart The feeling IN tht
| country Is no. 80 bitter that there need be any
| trou lc Many of the country delegates are aP
parriy new men. as there are lever names ;uai
! usual oI those vino We been prominent III ntai'
! politics. The next State Committee VIII prObaDiy
not be uf u different political complcSlon from the
last as iar at least as the members lrom lhis IVY
| are concerned The local sentiment Will not aliec'
| the convention, because no pressure VIII prODaDIy
| be brought to bear At all on the delegates"
GENERAL MCCooG's VIEWS.
Conrrcsgman Ansou q. McCook, of the NllIth AS
scmby District, was asked his opinion of the prob
able number of the two elements of the party IN the
State Convention. have NOT, ne salu' glHei
su,Hci Mt teution 20 the matter to express an opin
! ION Bnt believe the feeling among the delegates
is such that there viii bc harmony ln drlberalohS
do not construe the present opposition TO me ma
| chime as any opposition tO General Arthur.
| should be sorry to have the present Al
minis ration identified with either faction
| II would be unjust and uukiud TO Zen
eroI Arthur to do 50. He has so borne
himself ,ince President Garfield was shot that he L
yery close to the hearts of the American people, i'
is entitled to the confidence ana support Oh 'h'
Beniami9 i. Mauierrc, when questioned regarding
the possible character of the Convention sad ina
| Of il on the part of the Stalwarts, but
o,ving 10 the majority of the opp stion, i
V%id womid not he success g &" thought until satur
day night" he continued, " that there wonl'
Inc n division i'm the party. Owing TO the clear ma
| ;nritv of the anita 'onklng men, do not think 81
now. There will be n sharp contest until it Is set
lied who ia to be the temporary chairman. All,
that there will probably he no discord. AS regard
tLr comic ting delegates from the City and COUNTY
of Ncw.York, they will not be admitted, as there i
no ground upon which they can base claim undcl
IN, exigfing organization. The Convention vii, II
nil probabilItv order a reorganization OF the part
in this city and county IN the interest OF al n
rannot he effected until after the Convention
There will he majority of anti-ConllIing members
on the new State Committee, without doubt. God
m,chinn leaders throughout the State =
They will manipulate the senators ana Assembly
men m The interests of Conkling so that when va