New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
THIS CITY.
TIE SENATOR'S COURSE ADMITTED TO DE UNJrsU-
F1ABLE-DOUBT OF THEIR REELECTioN-ADMIN-
IsTRATION REPUBLICANS JCBnANT.

flABLE-DOlBT OF THEIR ELFCIlON-AbAlA-'-
IsTRAT1oN REPUBLICANS JCBIrANT.
The designations of Senators Conklng and
Plat continued be the topic OF conversation in local
political circles yesterday The question to whether
the Senators did wise foolish longer de-
batcd however. II was admitted by the friends OF
the Senators, with the exception OF John y. Lawson
Louis F. Payn and few others. that viewed in any
light the Senators uniustinable Prominent
adherents OF Mr.. Conkling. like T. W. StOughOn and
few others, were unwilling 10 give an expression
Of opinion 10 whether Mr.. Conkllng right
not. There comment the course
OF the Republican Central Committee OF which General
Arthur until recently chairman IN ignoring the sub
joct Tuesday night The present chairman Of the COM
mtee and number Of its prominent members have
publicly condemned The Of Senators Conklng and
Tiatt ia turning the United States 10 tho
Democrats number ~ other members OF the commit
tee remained away Tuesday night, reported yes
ter,ay. because they would not place themselves
record In defending their leaders course and they sup
posed. matter ~ course, sucl action would Doe taken.
The discussion yesterday hinged the question 10
whether the two Scnntors could DE reccctedhy the
present legislature There visible change Of feel
lux on tis question The news from Albany of Tie In
crcaeuc strength OF the opposition TO the had
depressing effect the machine" men. They lacked
their ollne vigor and arcrcssycncss. and seemed 70
be atty I'm douht 10 what 10 say or do.
Later 10 the afternoon when Tie nows ~ the con0rma-
ton Of JIisc Robertson spread abroad many Of the
t"fh,i were inclined to give up the contest.
THINK now that Sr Coulns and Nr Plat, have hrou,''
all this troahc upon u.s." said tho head % one @; 'h'
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.,c was 20 men" Charles NJ. Dcun-on. " Utica.
,,..ual fIt,id of Senator CcrhhucN Aovas n thcciiy
yesterday Na- reported hJ E'Iuhran city officer +"
have -td f'd VIZ. ''i"n- was li rif"'> In T'-ii'-
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~ rc-lr,l 10 tllr charter and other matters ~
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n'ils'. N'- they r", Willie " DE- ~ ciHi.dr h'd
they vote against Am they viii Doc az bad on II Nj
conkuns roc. before the legislature Tor r-clrcion.
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allow t'hrTaI "ihit ana H"''i!4"T '"IA'h u "'
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crcs man Joreru,"n ~ virginia. why ~ + absurd I"
STATE ~ New York. Of course be Will be returned
"ogld packed lnsy d. any ihlnt cl-' So
before The country ana many ilcn WHO have nlrrcd
fcrcnt opinion: nc sa'"d his views ~ f%l.
Wa wa, thG "HS ,h a ,~ q" II" cr.crr1 " ,tot lie
SENATORIAL dignity had been in-nltcd. and he Ia.
iaind ~ IN tI, way 'iA nif man "'' va" , ',' NM
he party IL either Ne"-lork state or my own VIII be
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