New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
THE STATE CONVENTION.
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mony. Finding themselves fairly beaten they are
willing to concede the right of the majority to rule,
providing the majority in way interferes with the
status of the machine. When this subject Is
mentioned the Conkling men assert that they VIII
not submit to any such insults" The talk OF re-
organizing the party in the city is one of the things
,ich the minority says it will not submit TO-
It is certain, however, TO be Brought ne ne
fore the Convention. The Garfield Republl-
cans saw there can be lasting peace
unless there is such a reorganization OF the hIly
here as will permit free expression OF oplnloh
No better time than the present can oe iDnu osscpt
snch labor and the Administration men assert
that they not to be diverted from the WORK we.
fore them by any appeals for harmony on thr part
OF political machine that never talis 10 pro eo"
all Rcpublicaus who will not act with IT. ne re-
cent primaries held by the machine Organizations
in this city show, according to their own Irluliis,
that less than l. 900 of the 10000 Republicans III
the city voted for delegates to the Convention Many
Repnblicans who have acted with the party slnce
its foundation were refused the privilege oI NJ',hs ts
for delegates because they were mol lnempeIs VI lo
machine Those facts will he laid before the Col,
vcntirn and il is probable, according to the 'aried
Republicans that reorganization OF the party III
this city will b. ordered.
There was NOT much talk about candidates yestercc
day. The Stal arts are hoping IN ne ihl1Ie'. W
harmony" that the present state %niIsrs The
Garfield leaders assert that Cohtinltr
Wadsworth i, the only man AT h'pam1 am3
who could expect favor from the Convention anu
he is regarded out of the race because ol MS III
tcntion 10 run for ongress is said that Attorney
General Ward was So strongly identlhed WIN , WI,
encmics in the Tarty and lost the support
of his own county, falhng 20 WI III
iluence the election OF single delegate NJ IL thnt
says he is a candidate for TenOnlnntlou out 'rr'
ne does not care much for the place. lesIle W.
Russell, Of st. Lawrence County, rth tho sa,ns ""
other candidate yet mentioned; wi also
urged against Stale Treasurer Wendell, nut h' iS
said 10 have retired oi his own Will rue a a.
Conkling leaders favor the choice oi new candl11
dates-men who have not oeen iu'n' ~ 'ttr, tG,
with Mr.. Conklmgs quarrelS. ms Is tnr
rule that, will prrahably govern the Se'eJ,,Im In%m
A Nichols. of Kings County. for state r'aSuItI'
but he has been 50 strongly III favor oi MT Nohh,
ling in the State, and took such eTi IRENE
to carry Kings County for the Stal rls' ma ni'
chances for a nomination To any ollcf ~ NV Iin
of the Convention are exceedingly sun
MIR. Van Rensselaer,, Of Seneca C"u,,'S 'TI,
mentioned ior the office of state Englheer;, ~
StaIwarts are wiling il is said, to trade all tho
Offices for the control of the state Committee -,
Ii was reported Yesterday that Mr.. Platt woulu
call the Convention 10 order and nominate tenpoI-
airy presiding officer IN controvsnt"m 10 'h' c'N"''
of former conventions where The detea'eH ia = ~
WAYS nominated aud elected their own prrSiHIhE
ficers. Tins catrd some unraNinrSs' Hs Su'h I 'I
attempt To control the organlzaion' II p'tslS'ou
III, would be sure Ia create 1'''uI ii, ,ia,',1
Mr. Ilatt, when questioned on lit Suol''''
slid that the report was unauthorized, as the com
nut cr had not met aud no programme IIl' "''n
agreed upop No candidates for either temporary
or permanent presiding officer were ~ the lrd yes
tcr,iay reported purpose on The part "i the ota'-
warts to place Speaker sharpe M the CHAR - t'Hp"
r1ry chairman could not be traced To any foundation
Garfield Republicans said that snch an attempt
could not succeed. ChIuuCcy VI. Dcprw, Hc3IEe
William Curtis. Senator Warner Miller ana Ihr0-
dore Vi. Pomcroy have been mentioned as possible
can .idates Tor presiding officer. General "raht
wa, the cnoi,c Of the SfalVaTts time ago. hut
the failure to gain control of the Convention changed
thrr plans. hr General also declined To take part
IN " !ocap politics. -,
Among the lcaIing anti-Conbling Repuhli-
cans IN the Convention viii be sen
ator Miller. Congressman lli,cock. Chaunrey
NJ Drprw. James ". Hustled. George B oan,
George William Curtis Samuel ;. Lowery and
Samuel Campbell of .: cida. Henry l.. Duguid. OF
Ououdaga state ScuatoT, Noudn, Madden,
Pitts and Davenport.