New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26


COnkling performed very valuable service for one
railway corporation. The United States had
brought suit against the New-York Central Railroad
Company to recover from it between one million
and two million dollars of tax which the Govern
mcnt claimed was due. Senator Conkling appeared
a. counsel for the company, and argued the case
before United States Circuit Judge William J. Wal
lace, whose appointment as Judge President Grant
had made on Mr.. Conklng's recommendation
Judge Wallace decided the in favor Of the COM
pany. an appeal was taken, and the decision was
reversed. Here We had a United States Senator
arguing case which was not only AGAINST the
United states, but was on trial in n Court whose
Judge had been created through his favor. II Is
evident that AZ that time the Primatcs anti-ino-
nopoly sentiments did not restrain him from accept
ine handsome monopoly ice ia return for very
questionable service.
All Biblical questions ire now Of special interest.
Tie ease Of " Robertson Smith. Professor Of He
brew in tho Free Church Collc'- az Aberdeen, scot
land. has been decided by I'll. General Assembly of
tie Fr,r Church. Professor Smiti. was So pended
from his plofcs,or-hipL y the synod Oh account Of
cittiu opinions cNpr.,,rd JOS im in lis arti. on
t'. n,nlr 90 the Encycl"r,dil Britannica Professor
smith fog in.tlucc. in tins article, said: " In i'r
Book ol job wc Lud poriirI invention OF ino!rni'
attached '.r diaI,tc puIpo-"- to . ndl.r apparently
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iu,. 30 recognition IN tie New Testament. and
whose ,lror. ity va, long suspected by the Chris
tu.a~ w,l a., hr thr .i,vl>h Church. must link 90
t...n, OF ai apn, r,pl,nl rinldcfion." The General
A>>.rtl, ,nri,rrl tl,. rrc,iou, decision. and Pro-
l,..,r E,h.if.nn /, uov 10 be- fiird anon other
,l,,.,.,f L.r.,. A,,, loprd in hi, other writings
u,.on Biblical subjects.
Ih' LHr'H1 10" has passed INTO the hands OF Mt
Carl '"'f/' VT. Horace VI hlte ana MI i. l. TOD
hin. "L" Ml'" purchased a lat.e MINORITY ct lis
stock Mr. Sclul ASSUME, to-day the editorial d-
r,.,in of fh,. uap,r II, r., p, may De- cnncratu-
80, F'F'
'''' N"" 'i' ii"ll>' '""'''" III inns announce
m'ht thAt il' OIL tri.i"h'". the J"uIlil l"l ahIN
lr.si.iu and good lt,ritur are 10 br p,rpctuatcd.
!, "'If -, i i'"''' O'h7'"s IL P'i''N '0i
lie Democrats are nahriNE Win JOY "cc"uH' NV
think ConhIins VIII h'nc"iorA be tA' JoHh h'Iy
60. The E.Ppb,ican party. lie VIII be very harm
less ON" II he tines the role
OfcouNc Conklins had tame reception at Al
hany la" show did not com" mp u the posters
If b" had entered the city handln-hand with fItt'
hc ""ulu HA'' Hh' /" wy 'i'r' i''' P''''' 80"
p""pir lett that they H'd p''h '"'a''u "h'h 'h'
lHmAir slipper III Al"H'' ana stayed away A""'
HIM lie nup 10 know ~ .iis iae as IT, = br
a., i. T., c,rrv tbr prnnl, with him he must make
The show "a, lively a. possible Platt is an indispcn
sable Accessory
The venerable Simon Cameron thinks the Rrpub-
lico r.rtv viii pcrisl # Corkling j, not allowed to
b,,, lis gn way. He think, the President made i
..r..,t mistake when NJ, declined 10 confc>, that
r..li,., ,,,s pr..iI,nt in.trad of Garfield. U.
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...,',.l. ri,n fer harmony. rrdoubtrlly he would.
w., car, ,,airr how. .acrrly Conkling would listen
t.a", plan aLi,h Woul1 pat hiIh back enugly int"
lbs sal ~ III" Srn1tr. Ih"n J. not III" slightest
Gu.,l ihat hr T. gartls thr VENERABLE" Mt Cameron %,
u,I.I,I u.s. tlr h".t exalted >l!tr,iu1h-hlp ne
country - crowded with people vii" do not nnd
tl,.tu.. l,,- able Ia .gr,r with hlin, however.
E..ri 200 i''i iA1i every l'pH' ~ VINO '"lr~
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Iirn ..ichs says h' "'- it.'l Ni1Nar'H III ms Ir-
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TIE 1lar touklins game ~ bun ism pr"sr' '~ a'
,.,ir hut u ,rD.lt,, uohn,ly Ii has been played
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