New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18


General Grant continues 10 talk with a iutncy
and rccklrssirss which seem Ia inlcatr drcrn-
nation to furnish companion for Conkiings ease Of
s,n' h!r
IfConLlng ~ Mt rsisn he might allow Plat to-
TlIit - very ur"d.
General Grant at last gives boldly his real reason
for hi sympathy with Conklng. Robertson knew
that il my nomination could be prevented lie would
be Collector Of Ncw-Yoik." There have it,
Robertson "preycntcd my nomination. that is
what makes all this disturbance. He made the third
term impossible; therefore II Is IN" duty OF every
third torm-r from Grant down to GoIhlm TO oppose
Robcrtsons advancement even II they smash the
Republican party.
Why does Conkng remain in the field Because
NE wishes to bctray his party to the Democrats
Every man who votes for Inn, every man who votes
for n candidate who cannot be elected. and every
.nan who votes for adjournment without an election.
works with COnkling in the interest Of the Demo
cratic party. Let their constituents reason with
them Oh their conduct.
Grants good taste in speaking Of President Gar
field shines LUMINOSITY in the following obscrya-
tons to n Pittsburg reporter on Thursday: ." Gar
field is n man without backbone-a man Of fine abil-
ity but lacking stamina. He wants to please every
body and il afraid # mourning the cnmity of the
irrr who are around HIM" J. IL -. DO Brady and
the Star Route thieves take tha, vicwi Do Conk-
Ing and Plat take r'at virwf Haven't they dis
covered all the stamina III him they care Tor If
not, " hat L. the Inattrrf
There will he no third termsm or boSSSm in the
National Republican Convention in lssi. The
dci,. come hot back.
All the Democrats think the Legislature oncht TO
adjourn. That Is proof enough of the lily of doing
-.
When Conklinr sided with Giant and Samons
against the Republic an part, OF Massachusetts. the
fall Congressional drlrgation from Massachusetts,
save liui e. lud thr two Senators from Ml>Sachu-
srtt~ there w'rr TO >irIltI"uS TIE Massachusetts
Senators lid not feel called upon To- throw mp THEN
commissions in pet and =" home and turn The poll
iir~ oi tirIr state hottom upwards. Possibly they
W,.r, NOT a. uair-;ic statesmen IL uur New ORR
ptir but il looks - if the names "f sumner aud
BuBi1,rll womb occupy lar-r place N history
g., those of "nhlIng AMI filit
Even Grant admits that Conhling cannot BE-
clrcird 10y thl>Lcs>lArurc He certainly cannot br
hy any other LEGISLATURE. II nothing else is SGT
ted las thi, i"ue WrInrlr hi, poiiral an'lhIlafi"n
l.. TIA tonhln- >fiui h., hr - eliminated ior,Ncr
from the aIrna OF American l"llihS.
II will De- necessary presently for the Conhug-
tr> ,o start some sort Of Il story about Mr.. Wh"lrr.
\ man who gets more votes than t"nklirG in u
Cnnkling LEGISLATURE must necessarily be bold.
bad Inan-If hr /, not IA Wholesale brlbcr.
The Star Route thieves have been Conkling and
Patt's most slrdrnt DEFENDERS II is not at all sur
pr,ing, therefore, to hear that Conhing and Platt
were opposed to the disturbing of the thieves opera
t"u, Both wCrr anAiuils To prs'rNc harmony III
the party by having their own way
bogus bribery and Bogus butter have both failed
10 rccrct the cx-Prmatc. What will be the neat
greatest effort of his life