, 1881-07-21
CHICAGO TR3UN1 THURSDAY JULY g. 1ss1-rWE1vE PAGES

raostly unintelleclual, but wealthy, and tnndof
the strut nf their ambitious iletghl,or, but tlle
rlaj1raly uf the Republicans Of hIa nWll cit.
then ns neW condemned !Ilni bitterly hild
I'aa 10 wcil improved ill., Opportunities u
% every i'oslttonn ii Central New ok whicl
Ind my patrnnnga to bestow tllat. for nany
Bound to9rther by the. cohesive pownr, Of
toaEline,,s SATELLITES. lii tilo !nll ot !stI
s i%tfss; h. fHS, 'sSS,os. sf,'bsa
4 stnvoted wnrsl,tEur III Afr. .Conkl!ng, athl
lfv!lG o!t Rutger atrGet but few .r0its west
.'t N!r Cni,k!,i!u's eoncetyts! u to l9 l!ts Nty
r @ sst nd ey % n'"es s%sSsedr Il Il IL H. saat"ffy' GSsf;'
Iie"tisi pit Of eSistei,ce. Kid rIeTt leEs
nll'rup1 Into reference mny bo Ind To. Judge ~
rnrresh0I!tlrtlt cnimsth have met few Of
Cn,k!iug's friends. Thts Judge Is, without
doubt,
THE sMALf,Esr aoutED OFFICIAL
Fl Onelda County: Through ConkIing,,s IN.
!!ence n lu syc.!rctl ihe 1t,tointn,e1lt nf neEs::
srS sr ia ~ e,ntv s esso!aM na M e ~
grrat il,nl lie woni utterly fafi Of an elcc:
ton tq CIV most isiTnIvilc;at g9sttIqn T.! my
ever, llc counted upoa tic aeitvo cobperatjon
mot Ul,ly nf COtlstuck uitl uther loutl.lilouted
friGlltls! Of CnnslnG, but ttppn receiving lib.
er4l SUBSCRIPTIONS md donations NJ the outset
was thu result? ,l1ltlRg ~ Constock
actually subscribed for two eoplcs OF thA pn-
per, n,ll Instructed his son, who volunteered
t. act as ca.nyassor, to collect Il I! biz conMis-
uthl pocketetl the same, very much to thy 1is.
gust Of the venerable proprietor arid his
yninF publisher. 2. I. Kelly; 'f;,Is WIS tho
f5f o1 1T e nSo M ox 81 veR " l." 9se eer s9s
wortlilgs who. with JMagn ~ Co,nstock, con-
| stlttlted and still constitute "
THE cosKL1xd WORRYING FORCE
In Utica. First comes Charles NJ. Denntsnn,
cx-Unitcl States Commissioner and Super
Visor Of Elections, C0nk!lrg's c!ifef organizer,
hi!d'h lnnn with 80 llilsayUry n reputation tint
wien Oneida County gave 800 Republican
mn!ority. llis mime, cyel, at the tall Of the
we" asasa Gohns SefDsS Deen 70 o Es r IL to to e
Iitical seales ile moved to WhllesboTo,
near @ u!eo' nnl established his ofllss
II nr,set mt'ca; III, fn "sI,cn that cso 5inH tG 1 TIE
Jeremy Dldttler, ije,,nison. WITH tia ret,-
utaton Of being the llost oily, most tlscrl,p.
ul0us politician IN Onrida County, Inns been
cnnlslins's cIGf henrhman; Like constock,
emo,Igl, to cling to i Federal teat as .lqug as
there was any; milk Ii, it. In tho hight Of
conknst st P4WHF nrgn wns rSsosze
wnrtled accordingly. Next In the list Is
AI,Tliut. II. JOHNSON.
n lawyer by profession, but nn a!ristocratlc
l,un Of wcaltl by practice. Ills older. BROTH
CT, the late Judge. Alexander y. Johnson,
wis one 1T tue best iurists and worth!c !cst cit
lxels ot Utica.. a.. H.. however. !latl rnpre
money tlnn bruins, but his lonndlcss pulIt!-
cal aspirations leu lllnl 10 scrk tho patti 10 pre-
! fermel,t through Conklfng nven,le. Noting
Assembly District Republican Convention,
bit at the polls the anti ti-Cunkllng men united
With the Dcmocrats, nlld flattencd johnson SO
thoroughly tllat lo !, noyer atterwarl dared
' In tho i sprIg Of: iSiS the writer helped Or
ganize tia: first C0Nkling Presidential Club
IN the United States. THO faithful assembled
4 lng upon tic scelle in full evening dress,
cIgw- -haminur cnt, low vest .dlunanhs
a1d eiI; bqt thls stunning array seemed to
repel tic plehelan supporters Of Ar: C0nKllng,
eity md ward wns yory alIortlIveti, ,lnt!eeti.
The, liuxt and Inst Of tatts 0tlor0us auu odtons
quartet WAS
CHARLES II. HOPKINS,
tho most unpopular Postmaster that Utlea
aver lln!, PUT kcpt IN that position by Cpllk,
III" liz axus a u Il efasss @ y3 Il d s ysa sa'as! e @
Republicans Of Utica. These ars tho 1nr,
wID allowed LOWS Laurence to shoulder
,nl beMr thy Ifcp!thticnn burden all ALONE,
the laner died ouito suddenly, its lust Issue
containing n scntltnE rvbuko to tho firm q!
Dsul,isoii. Conlstock s; ca. who had failed
d. ter past to%ara sHp4pqtFtlnE 'p4 T.
10 Mr.. Conklng's ."organ." arid, rs
such, 1t fingered NlUng for about year, when
i dicd miserable tteatll.> 1t ,was MI oxce!
lont nowspaper i,l every WHY, bHt when t
,anti.Conkll1lg the people OF lOnefda Count,
unise solldIy nrrayrtl themselves. u1H,n tlit
side OF tho Herald, (which paper Is alive nl1t
Si9s's ,@aofaat i 3 hsseansg & nfgs ssssfsoa S q
Tho jHtcr.Occ Reporter IN respect, to the
! army Of conkllnE nleil at tho very homo o
the ex.scnator9 Not far fro,A, your city, i,
l;avsy, assoclate editor ot lis Pol, who wa.
Tie Inst city editor OF tho RcDnl,ltct,,, atit
WIN will c0rrob9rnta MI that l have salt
respecting the rise and tall Ut the Rcpnb
) SOCIALLY CONSIDERED. =:
: We now naturally gravlsato towart
another prominent ftAtIlre OF the lnter
0ccM!l letter, Mr, Conkl!ng at holne. Il cof
1sy, s s,s sSesf esats i y s9e s le Cansr 9s I s +
. truly 0iso ut tho most lovabiu wotllen |,
: CenlruI Naw York, who has been. ail!ictet
d | with MI nyerlenrlllg, tyrn,nlcal husband
{" An only cl.fll, uess'o,. the very nIlnlntsr
r by ovcry6ody x few years ago si,,, mat :
q yt,nng railroad Superintendent ut IstolItielt
i Springs, Mr.. W. q. Oakrnan, Of tllo l1ela
4 wAre, LAcknwannA & Western Rallr0ntl,
+ yrry supurlur ynllllg lNal til Uy.,ry WY, wilt
u whom slie fell desperately lit love. II wns
r ctlsn OF "love ut first sight" OH tha pnrt o
+ enell, and II subsequent allg Cement lind til
], tnll approla.lon of. Mrs. Conkltng.. AT th
i tIlnp, luNNFEF. TT the 1t1tlltNlH OF Ills Ulli
u chll.l Conk "s,lll;etl IN his tant" ut Wtsl
lngt0sl, 10 the great lIort!tlcntl0n 0f the rolf
: tlyes generally, aud to this day as nayer bl
a friend of lilo f.lntly, III conversation vii
- Atrs. E0nkltiH, uXrry5sctl surprise nt til
= ltllUM nMl yenttlEetl tU tn1llirD II It WOnltll