New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18

COMMITTEE tonight elected officers choosing the Hon
Andrew :. Draper rs President. Resolutions ndorsine
the action % Mc.srs Conkhng and Plat were uian
H Ml9Pb9 ana co, les ORD req 20 De sem 10 , -,
cent fairfield f. n reported tonight that Assemhlyncn
| Conkllng
| INTEREST STILL FELT N THE CITY.
| MIR. toNkIfNGs FRIENDS NOr FOUND ~ THEIR AC-
- TONED PLACE5-rIlE SPEEDY REr' rs OF TIE
SENATOR'S NOT CONSIDERED cTrTAia OPINIONS
NAMorsfY IMPRESSED.
The designations of the New York Senator'S
continued o De the general topic OF conversation yesor
day IN The city. less interest show In the mair'
however, than the day pr.yi Thcro notice
hhc absence from their usual hapns OF the supporters OF
Mr. tonkling. md when WIS found. ~ q
general thing nc refused 60 express any opinion
on the matt'r not being able TO end the
action ~ senator Conklng his supporters apparently
were disposed to any rothnc but await events The
Joint lett of resignation sent 10 the Governor WINS very
freely criticized ~ being wholly in mlccnt {, Justify the
SENATOR m dc-crtns Malone and tn South aud In turn
Ing toe United states senate 20 the Democrats.
Certainly would not be eHaggeratior oi he ceiling
c1prscd u The hot corridors. rrsa irant. and other
puh'c places to that 70 practically unanimous In
sustaining the President aud condemnng hat one man
called the cowarily aad boyish course Of the late
Senators rom tn. state
E1s' Lntor Plat early in hls once IN the presi
drnt- room Of The ntcf states Express Of where he
received few cnlcrs. IT.. said he attending 10
hu.ir and had hing 10 add 10 the letter read In
the I@ci-nturc.
Tue feeling ~ The day previous that The world
Lc rriurned without much tronhlo gave way yesterday
to general expression 81 opinion that ha,ln, been
rrrarl'ss NJ the interests - the party In the uncs
s'nr- ~'nr, tl, would lind n difficult even to sccGrr
reelection from the present Legislature Many persons
believed Nat Their would Dee long contest and thet the
two 81 ~einor- could only be- returned by the aid .
D'nocrato votes
GOvERNOG TosrrR' VIEWS.
Governor Fo-tcr o. Ohio who close pcr onal friend
Of Prrsiirnt Garfield arrived In the city Monday from
Washington where he bad been staying FOR several day5.
Since hi arr, Dee Las been much occupied with hnh
affair bu' ln few minutes Of leisure at the Fiil
Avcnnr Hotel yesterday 80 answered some inquiries 81
Tmnv,r reporter f. regard to the rrsignations Of the
what effect n viii hne, nc plrtv." said Gov
.rpor Poster. that dep, nl, future circumstances
and wn, urr Nr ruiLu- waui- play thu SAMSON md
pu,I She carly down about him"
WI b. i, 'rat or p",r"nc the confirmation OF Judge
I.oh. p. ,nn P" lsbrd t.r REPORTER.
ooh. no. Dec Viii h- confirmed to morrow" promptly
What. tlrt. vii Mr. Conk'lng gain by the move.
Nothing. rrat con 900 Thcrcs no sufficient ground
f,r t, movement Iv,u asariuin tl, tlr n1ior
r.t in No. lo-"n ," t" ~ ,o,.;n :" J1di1 I ,,
,rnccciirr looks too much Ike boy PLAYING marbles
who ~ h,ai'u ard tabs up h- marbles AMI walks on.
40, lf d.. De- .nnr tuy iuog,.
Wrrr Oh. r--. nhfi Do -url'.i.e Ia Ynnl"
~.
-aturlt 'lli Doc .'ud'i % rr-ruof which hr Prof
dent hutt, %, did nuf nuttius. hOwryr~. about
80, iu'rntl0u ou VI "nk!ina- part have known
VT ll 70" 81" %" ~" IT,, .'', ~ ~ m a. r.,
.i.- r,,i co. q. t. NOT tltntth- In harmony win
-.rltrr .r. r That r'-p"'t Ir. probably. niso f'lt
.uI, 90 ,f.,,tfff hrttf- ~ circumstance grow
ine ont or - Oh. ZION to tie -Ailtc. IIc told satur
cny ina DO" frt 'ii-c"nra-"d ~ r contemplated Tour
wars '.r go tr senate IN witch he Womb d" IN an
tn.ou..r ven f Preside M Then. too. The cytru scs
sion " o.. ir, ,rctcd D, l1 nni u seriously inicrfcrrd
win '.i nv hu-n's- 1T r-t-; and alt"g' hcr. h.
had ir fn 4i lIlff~NlNh ne fll ul''h
/ iuc was tl.t be- intended &" rtnc peru hrnty SOW
lovc'rt. docs no look %. II tie r"'isn"iiouS were
made With thnt end In Wow"
~, 900 thus contest upon the President uncK-
si # h.. In '9c I, , Pq 1,Sr Mr. s CGnEns y;
f' ir' 1-Irt. tn" President i't thal To-, cuid n" 81"
tni- }ir Norton wn-a banker and dealer m GOVERN.
,rrnt -rcnrt.r- end would hay hrcp violation ~
Gro .Hn u nuke uin 9""rrlhr! 90 ih' l'h-ln. f''h
I. ur rrilr,d from business. It would -tl lnNc h,ua
.. lof, O., fhr spirit Of uic law 10 appoint him Then,
i0, tlr Precedent did not Zee TINT MI Morton cH" ~
ono, 10 public affairs and kuowl dye of public men.
would vibrant hi- appointment io the mot important
-,rr- o., oi the Nayy which Offer Mr. Morton accepted
.tftf,atd lulutnrr Wa brought Ia bear on MI
N. . hii ndu,td iu Ia ask toe lr-ldrnt 10 be- re-
posed = ul- promise ~ nrccptnuor 80 almost 40 the
BIZ. cabinet. Mr Couhlug remained nfm I'm urging
the appointment Mr. Morton TO a." Treasury,
~ sid M rriuscd from the hrst Ia ncrede He then
rnc,r Mr. james ~ sew York; representative IN the
'',n m to b." nndr Wac Mr. Couiiins did not
ak r or want any appointment but nat ~ Ml Morton
Oh vas "a tnn Mr. james not Objectionable To- him.
,l he a- il.o not objectionable the Republicans IN
f.. STAT. vino opl,n.,d Mr. tonklins. Ihc-r ltrrupt
,.,ns called Undergraduate for want ~ better NAME
80 and r'.i,'rt,hc fdy of men ~ tine President In
I'D lis con rr-atinns With Mr. tonklng distinctly stat Il.
al should feel obliged 10 recognize them IN ~ tAlnA
LIZ nt,,niutfuruts AMI be- spoke particularly Of Judge
l.ohrrt-on. Tor whom hr had high regard. Mr.. Conk
l, lid not then these men OF being traitors ana
- ,rii, M intinntrd IN hi- letter of rr-rnntion. He
lid. however say that the President oNcr-timatcd
them. TINT they few and ot 40 rr,ht consequence
o. The party though hc never said that be wonh oppose
their appointment office Ihc Hhinct ~ar formed with
SrW tp hariuonling thr party Ahd the appointments
''ud the Irr-id,1lt promise to consult with Mr. C"nk
hnr bcorr making appoinimrnlst ~, ,,. ,h.,.o,or
no ever. gwen to Mr. fat II Wa urged upon the
ircricu aud be 'aid all right or s"lnft3S 10 tnn,
,f,c,. hen the nrrt Nc" YORK hohhhnlonS "'r,
l, thirteen IN number, bella e, they were supposed
br Conking men. In the case 81 ("lilri-Att"rhey
Wonlf,rl and I'M, Collector al Bufl 10 Mr.. ConSlng
would for D. rsOna reasons nave nnm'h DINER "tnohH'
don't and rad they would be sAtisfactory "a
MIR Plntt, whom the President hal not seen.
appoint Judgr Robertson Dlstrict-Atroury hut
10 his Mr. Cnukllng strongly olrcic Ia the malttnde
promise Mr. Plat consult him before he sent III he
name ora Collector. Judge kobcrtsons name was -cnl
poinuu,nt taken from the anti C"nkling Rrphbloans
Tue Prcaiirnt felt tat this one OF tue n0-i lPD
iaht Offices 81 National character, and he icll f'' 10
uauo lis own 'huce. Immediately senator 'u,,AIns |
uruko out In yiolrnt opposition. The most ehtraor. |
binary pressure has been brou ght Ia bear upon the
r., -idcut tO withdraw tue nomination L,'n 1850
lin Intimate friends have joined Ia TINS
The Srnnte caucus adopted rule Whrh lie iio'n'n'
na well others. thought would lead uhIei mr. o"nA
Inn, uanngent To thr confirmation 81 all the nolila
CONS favorable To Mr. ConAling While mat OF JudRe
Rob, rt-on would De- hung IN the conhle1 a. n1
Ind "A right 10 say n what order he would lax the nj
vice the senate, hc Withdrew part OF ~" h,nllln
lions In th- he was, perhaps, mi -tnkch. mhy h'pu"
lrnn Senators have said that thry Hhouu h9t nNo
tl nomination Of Mr Robertson relhhln una. ou uPo''
uiH a"tinu 10 uncX pected 10y MI tOuAhhs. - -, |
We're there ever any probabilities oi hcOhpr0nisr
one Oh two su ~, stOur were made Whlch thlhA
lt atr b., .,oi,f.l without the President being
is,d OF "A lck oil courage but just al thir time nri-
l- appeared i'm me keu- l0rk Hcraid containing state
nt- winch bor, unu~n klblc eyidenc" uf nav ng brrn
inspired los senator COnklug. or the Information liI
usrd by him These articles Werr dlsg'lrllngy hpu7so
and contained many fasehOOdA These atacIs upon .s