, 1881-02-24

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favored FolEer nlso, md recommended him
70 !iar1eltt. Tho Arthur wing of tile party
III New York II not rs adyerHo To DIalno
rs tho Cornell wing. rho Corllell and I,lntt
! lnon would prefer. Morton 10 10 tho
Secretary, SO they couIt! run The Custom-
lio1se' When fairfield OIL Mr. Corkitnz's
visit 10 Mcntor suggested J,,.lgs Fotger Tor
ha Treasury, tic senator could not sny n
wor'l. Mr.. Conk1lng bowe,l Ills llcad, aill
saa'l lo Ind no opposition to make To
''tlllge FolEer, lie came back, however,
TO Now furk with in1sRlvings. and salln
of Ills oltt friends said to him: You
have walked right into tic trap. It
WIS for Tint you were Invited there to be led
on to Fofser's nanu and to give your assent
to H." Tho story Of
TIL: CONFEDERATION IN NEW y0l,1t ClisCf,Es
Is titus told tonight: Plat aud Corncl! were
thunlerstruck. They felt tfat witt, FoIgcr
at tito head nt the Treasury tho
NOW Collector of the Port would
be advurso to them, rs would Tic Treasury
appointments generally tl,rougl. tho State.
Conkl!nE cal'c 10 New York at 8 o'clock In
tho morning, and was called upon at
tlio llote1 BY Chief-Justlco Fo!gcr Fotgcr
lost no time, after expressing his thanks.
lle spea to Mentor, saw Clarified
~ totoNht H4i4 hltC oltto HAS liAE4ls
Meantime, Gov. Cornell cams dtwn 10
New York, and longer faco has never been
seen OH that worlhy's shoulders. Mr.. platt
also darte4 around 1ntracn1ously.
tES. CHANT Hal, TAKEN 4 HAND
iii tile various consultations proceeding. It
WAS ,lo who suggested tint the Idea be in,-
pressed OIL Garfield that Senators with long
terms to r1tll ought not to 10
put into tho Cabinet, because It would start
linW petty ql1nrrels and promote ilisorgantza-
t!otl III tile party. This was meant to rule
out Allison a1id Wintu,n, but!l Btutne
meil. Although Iowa gave tile largest
Republican majority last your, the see.s of
decentralization ara being sown there by GOV.
Genr, vito wants to 20 to tho Senate f1 place
uf kirkwood.
BLAINE mas CONTROL. or IOWA.
The wlOie OF tho Iowa country press, with
tile exception Of one paper ut Council Bluffs
nnd another Mt Burlington, is antt-Grant.
Tho promotion Ut Allison to the Cabinet
would make n vacancy antt greatly bother
the status quo.
At thu present writing, Cornell and piatt
are trying TO break the FoiEer slate, but
they must do 1t by losing tho Treasury De-
partnent to New York. Their slutp Is
10 make hfr. James Postmastcr.G General,
Western man under Conkling's Influence.
The me they talk about tle most II Howe,
of Wisconsin. Arthur, meantime, has goup
10 Washington
70 1STEICEDE ON FoInEN's BEHALF
With ConklinE and keep him steady. Conk-
iMg's friends have been telling him for sunlo
time TINT he does not want to make Secre-
tary OF the Treasury from New York,
who, with the vast puwcrs OF that
place, will set ZIP for himself. "Auy acute
polit[cian," said one of tllose Conkiing gent
ry, "can take tho Treasury Department
and tho Now York Custoi,l-IIouse md beat
Conklng In New York III two years. lie got
hts power In tho State originally BY captut-
ing tho Custom-Iluuse With Tom Murphy
and Arthur, bDth Of whom are NOW for
Folger."
INTERVIEW WITH ODYSSEY.
10 ths Hssttr1 Asspetaffd i'rr.4,
NEW YorK, Fab. 24.-'rhe following is
from the Tribune interview with ex-senator
Dorsey:
"trhere are SO many different things pub
lt6hed about your trip to Alcnt0r that the
Trtbnnc would l1ko to have leflnit state
incnth
II haye not said half dozen words to any
newspaper nan ubout 1t. The alleged
iatorr!ewy with ms OF the subject
are fabrtcations. The dinner given Inc
and the trip to Mentor had no connection
with cach othor."
"Tllen you can't tell whether It will pe
Morton or Folger, or who?"
mo; md II could. / would not be abio
to make the Information public. don't be-
lieye any INN knows to-day who will conf
pose the Cablnot, t,-perhaps not Garfield him
SELF"
"Unlcss lie Inns decided siuco you wore
there"
this tolegrnphing from Cleveland and else.
where ny tU wElat Gen. Garfield. said to this
man or that man, and
WHAT THIS OFT That MAN gA1p
to Gen: Garfield, IL pure speculation, al,ti
s'yss sny S Gs' njse GSr'isla as much amusement as
=" Do you think the Cabinet will be /, satts-
factory one tn all concerned ~ -.
r,aiAs "As 1,!;S. mHsh rs can be. Il Ylll not 10
the Republicans that elected Him"
-" Then sou don't think. with John Kelly,
that It was tho treachery OF tho T1lheli State
9tG 9d j, M,"t0nal COMMITTEES tliat elected Gar-
40 that's absnrtl. There were some good
lne!l OH tho Democratic. National Committee,
and they pollsd fol, their candidates tho fnll
elected tarfioltl. It @as a combInatioanl alelt ot
circumstances purity rccord, ,nnd hard work."
"'lhp!!," " snll tho reporter, rising to go,
"y9u Gid not 9sk Gen. tsar'ielu TO appoint
sistant rostIHastert;enera!".
"No. did not" lAughlngly replied tho
Senator; ",alN! don't tilnk Gnl. UarhsId
Eyer EYER t'Gard ot such thng unless e Inns
"Ant( yoll ar0 not candidate r' inquired
the reporter Of