New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
POPULAR SENTIMENT.
REPORTS FROM TIE INTERIOR or THE srA-I;-TIIE
PEOPLE 'NDIGEAST-A GENERAL DESIRE FOR
NEw MEN,
Y rFLgGRArH 70 Tuk rmBUNE.i


NEw MEN.
Y TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRiBrNE.i
ALBANY. May 23-What tho sentiment Of tho
State il lc is little room for doubt. The incoming
trains this cN "nng brought the members from the
Western part OF tho State, sOuo of whom report
that the excitement among the Republicans IN tla;
section exceeds Anything known in many years. The
popular sentiment il uLqucsiOnably on the sIdo OF
the Presidcnt. Stllwart members admit il IN pri-
vatc TO tLcr colleagues and Democrats confirm the
story Some of tlic statements of members wee
striking. Senator Pitts said tho cnrrcno was all ono
way at his home. "Idi not find one man In lif "
hc sail "who favored sending Conkling and Plntt
back 10 the senate
Asscmblyman Skinner sald: On Sunday in
Watcrtown the pcopio seemed more Interested iu
politics than they did IN religion. Men continually
stopped m" on tho street and approved of my course
in opposing tl. rrtrrl of Ccnkliag and Platt.'
These expressions came ficely 4 IN ConkliuC ~
from Administration men, A,sriuhyman fain"s. 1i
Ontari1. = Stalwlr:. SAID q" | attended meeting
held at Can1ndai,Ga on Saturday evening. Ey-
Senator Hicl. lrd eA-tsscmhl, maa Lincoln made
speeches in support of The administration II vas a
owe feast till got up aud def nd,d ouklirg. then
they pi,l me with 'iro,ti'n. au,w' red ne best /
could. finally toll them that bought that 'onk-
Ing and Platt W." not ClI1idotc3 for rr'lrcl lpm
They thcn passed resolutions against the return OF
thc two Senators
As."rnblyidln Low ofNiagnriaC & uu'y,said: Tho
pcorlc of my d,,tict found wcn' unauiinoisI'
against the return Of tlr cv-S,uator-. E'ca 'ho
Conklug Collcctor eIII hc tippgh' that new men
ought to be- cho>cn'
Lewis Eta, H. Of Srln5 l.r Comfy. s.iI: " f,nnd
twr-thinls Of my constituents %. rr~ci 10 our ~ud
ing Conkliug and rlait back to Washington. lhry
think that the National Administration ,!'rh hc
supI ortcd and no men made SrnatOr- who wi!l or
pose IT,
t,scmlyrnau Chiclcriug of I"ais County, alid
" Tine pcop., OF NY distinct sc that IL Is ar is'u"
between the National Administration and ConA' Ing;
that itsc cannot bc oh-rurrd they sly that al
this talk about Cpnhlug and ll1tt rpnr back {"
Washington and suyportinr the Adninitrnlion
after what has occurred is NONSENSE. Mr.. ConkilLg
has pni his burden on 'hc bach f tho members Of
the L"pslatnrc he must not expect that t.lcy Will
bear II good raturcdly.'
C. H. Everett, member Of Assembly from Putnam
County, who CT atrd -omr cor"o,ion Among IN"
anti Admiris ration men lat "'~'. hy 'nn"nn'inr
himself in fntoI Of Tic t-dcnt, las returned i'"in
hl- homc fully convinced that hi4 constituents 1a-
prove h,s course NJ. !yrrcf: vent tLrnurh thc
comfy on Saturday. on train and y, team. and ''
t.iasti Ills reports - 'r result 0i tsohe'r At "nF
that there j. not tunNug nlau iu Iutuiiu County.
Mr Everett l,a~ enlisted fft." war. thr ~h'i" "Ar
and noihur but the Nlr. " ii w"tr E,t e. have
nurh men for lead, =" sad Doe Eo-"c Cor hlns
and Thonra, G. lHltt aud Chr,'or Arhrr hr,o
-'ovr %, re.',r- 10 b" want to 80 ont of ?.it.cs
| Snuld uAr fo L' the uIi tn '.thr l,t broom, 4u!
sweep th' 80 hol" gang clean oH irr d' J..
Senator N4gr'r sad lhtc h''n -I'udr
Sunday Q.Irl, it uN ho.uc. au' know f"tliinf u'H
Iunt tine ,out,-i ,.Not D., ii. s':lfii',t of ,nr
siItncnt, ih' i'"opIc al"ns th" N"ht"L valley
lr" r'usrd up "a tF' Wr'ti'n Nt""t, i'"
ont of every loo l.'ubitf1L- tr" upo~td 9" the f-