, 1881-12-12
President Arthur Said to Favor
Collector Robertson t0r
Governor.
In Such an Event Arthur viii Have
the New York. Delegation
in 1884.
Both Stnlwnris antl finIf- Breeds Said
10 I,c Diatrustfuf Of ti0r.
Cornell. =
Postmaster General James to Retire frem
the Cabinet on tie lst Of
January.


THE SESr GOVERNOR or THE EMPIRE
STATE,
sp.a:u Eita1tea 10 Thc Chteaaa Tribune.
NEW ynilk. 1lcr. 11.-Tho following Is tho
nscss roIlcaI gossip In thia City. M tu|G by ono
fMH!i!nr with the situation: "sincc Tho ,lrfeat
Of Frahk Ifiscock. OF SYRACUSE. for Speaker of
tho 1tollsc sf Representatives by stnwMrt ihl'll.
etc"s, there has born Il EOod teeAt DG discussion
In lscpublIcHn tirclcs IN this city Or ltH effect
on tho r!nvnss fur t1nyornur next year. 1t ls
well kHn'vn TINT tla subject Ut thu nGtt Sinte
catnpalK,l has been occupying tho attention vi
tho lscrullfcIn politicians since the result of
tho late oleutEon Iecame knt.wl,. Tho problem
with tho lenders IL hoiv to Eet rid
W Gov. Cornell. WIN persists in being candi.
1nte Tor rernmInntl0n. Tho Arthur ;ldhercnts
af'd tho CnnklfnH StAlwartB don't like Cnrt,e!l ~
~ well known. They hlame him for tho '1cfeAt VI
Ennkt!ng md 1'iatt for rctteotlon. The old
s,lrnt frclnH Of dttrnst betwcch Cornell and
Arthur Is tnosn nppnrent nnw than cycr be.
fire.. sbnnil Corcil tIo rcuon,lnatctl and. re-
elected hs will BIZ IL formidable candidate for
THE REPUBLICAN SoNISArfoS fo,t Tfrt:
rHEStrEScy IN 1854.
Tho man WIN tAn curry New York State, mud
who bus kept ntonf frun tho recent faction
strife In tho I,arly. Ia tho mnn who will bu con-
sldcrtEt the STRONGEST candidate. this Is the
pttsltion Cornell has tnkeu cure as fnr as nossl-
bln 10 plHce plgc1 himself H.. Eiuce thu deIeat
nj C0nk!Iilx ut Chicago. tue Governor has heI,
himself entirely atoof tron, tho sellen,ea
Of the thlr'l.tcsm faction. ard Mt tho
ansl,u tinn he hns mt favored the half t!rcet!s.
IIoncc M,,h sidcs dIstrlst him. 1t unRy or n.ay
not he truo that Arthur wants to rDsnoye Cnr-
'rIl frasl, tho list 0r candidates ictore tho Nm.
tiolIhl ltenslIeAn Convention OF 18al. bit there
r no '!n.lt,t that ho dues nut want bin re-
IL Gcorsc c. ts"vhnn,. Ut Washington.
rtlE 1iALr-nREEns CLAIM TIlE CREDIT or
t'A1tItrISti TliE STATE
Mt tho lata eccton llisroeE1 Is one Of tho Half
: BreG! leaders. ani ha1 hu been elected Speaker
or thu hnnse they would hMve demanded tllefr
wants y EGfnpro'nfsc. al tlo c!pprl tho wings OF
The Ilnlt.ilrce1s by defeat!ug H!scock fur
F ;s; s S0T st '1 as m Fi: ire. ss saS
Ill., s$;$sesi a; '
Nix comes In tic @ poJica sasactty Ut Xrhir:
lic, as well ~ my mun SECS the Necessity to bis
of g ,,nM, ,n, ac sHse for bis
the crctlit 0f REFLECTION, anu he hcspnirs OF
rIecting an ua'-aitu-Dtit stalwart. Hn a new
rrugrnfi Is In tle Gcll.
nude tho parir candIIato far QGycr,lur, Thnt
would asow t!Itn to place Il nun nl his ,''yn ILL.,
nut be u, avntlahle oat,d,lnto fur tiiu i'resI:
WIN .ho iiaif: :ilssels; i.si sna' bis ''a rsaor.
II nature rs would exclude nh possibility
ut hfs leeon,!nx Preslt1antinl candidate. This
IL undoubtedly sayacIlus nIt,ve on the purt os
tho President. 1t hi CAN tuallu ltnbcrtaIlI tho
next tIoverHor It Gntts tho pnllticAl career Ut
Cornell md ut tho sumo time axsHrDs tn Arthur
tue support of his own State III tho Ent1una.
Convention Of 1884. ugcAlsp Robertson atlu ali
THE ItALF-lsNEEnS wt,irtD THEN lie ARTHUR
HEnE1lldCASs.
1t wou ID nqu unite tho purity In this Stato at the
hgxt o!GGi1ult. With thu custon- house and MI
thc Federal int rCrage In Arthilr's hn.lds, the
Stnlwnrs woul1 fullnw his leatt. IL Alsn dis;nseR
Ut Htscnck. because, should he be atl fortunate
rs tn. be nominated md elected 0oycrIlor, he
wuu!d undoubtedly krt up fur n Presidential
cnn1ltlhio. aud might SECURE Rntna vutrh tn
tlp Delegation 0f l8H THIS scheme
tlas t,en1. 'tiscufsol for sumo tins, CursnuBy
et'nn9h. Il nluftts the npproyll ut Stalwnrts nn.
Huff Breeds With few exceptions. It. viii ahaw
iisclf ut lht Djcnlng Ut the 1.eglsattlre. Therc
Is III question thnt plnns hAre bcan laid to put
thronKt, legislation which
MILL. EMllANIl.tSs GOV. CORNELL,
wh0thor ha approves or tifeapprnrns Of 1t. Con.
iarcneea hnve hccn held III thls city recently
with Ibis cnd In View. "a tho nsniprrnta
havb cnntro, OF tho Legislature, there
nrH Republicans Whn will MD them IN
pushing measures to oInbaTrAas Cornell. City
legislation. which VIII him rnttiifca in hts owil
Mrty II he tl!Bhppruvcs Of it, Alld which will nus
hefp hnEn tho country II Ito dues nut Improve
ut II. vii! form y part ur the SCHEME liz is II
ctWt-hGNtltHi politician. however. and lHtt, sidos
know they tnlve Khnrp wurk before thonl. Tilt
contest VIII prove nt1 interesting oile.