New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
GOV. TILDEN'S RETURN.

CONTINUOUS OVATION TO ALBANY.
SHORT SPEECHES on REFORM AT EVERY STOPPING
PLACE-RRCRPTION AT ALBANY IN THE RAIN
ESCORTED TO THE ASSEMBLY CHAMBER
SPEECHES BY TIE GOVERNOR AND MR.. DOR
sHEINRR.
ALBANY. N. Y, Aug. 13.-Gov. Tilden and party
left Utica to-day for this city, aud were greeted
enthusiastically at Herkimer, Little Falls, st.
townsville, Fort Plain, Paatne Bridge, Fonda,
Amsterdam, and Schenectady. The Governor said,
in his remarks to tho crowds, that he recognized III
these demonstrations an assurance that the people
would support him in his efforts at reform. Lieut..
Gov Dorsheimer spoke at most of these places, and
thanked the people for their encouragement to the
Governor in his great work of reforming abuses
The party took supper at Schenectady. The Gov
ernor arrived here at p. M. in drenching
storm. In spite Of the rain there was a
large crowd at the station to receive him.
salute was fired. and the band of the Jackson
Corps played number Of tunes. The Governor was
escorted to the Assembly Chamber at the Capitol
and was there introduced to fill house by Abra-
ham Lansing, Chairman of the Democratic County
Committee.
Gov. Tilden responded as follows:
Mr.. LANSING AND CITIZENS OF ALBANY The friendly
is homage the great cause humbly defend and the
great trust which hold from the people Of the state OF
their benefit Week ago Yielded to the soIcita-
Visit ct at s e city of Baa" e1e he 10 y
temporary change of HE residence to the City Of Albany
eGntemplaed IN that nothing further than compliance
win lOng-standng engagement with tlat gen
tlemen, and the enjoyment OF the social conrte-
s 81 my pa n@sa nor SF'' Within nE y con
have changed tn 9ceasion into Of the ZEN
great questions Of public policy that now asitate
ana eTrry part OF the whole land We
people eveyTne astir, active and enthu,
reform. IAppause Without distinction of party, they
have united to manifest their approval OF these great
principles which embodied in tine adopted
to improve and purify the administration OF the affairs Of
this state Everywhere Their sincere aud earnest
Adhesion to the cause q good government and pure and
honest conduct of public aiiara has been manifested 1t
would be unjust to approprire these Expressions to any
the Whole people Of the State Of Nc%cYor Il this time
pen to individuals The cause will not fall [AppaIi.c
congratulate yuu ellowcitizens on the dawning Of
among the states Of the American Republic, great
est in population and resources she is en-
of the Republic The population OF Sew-foik
in these questions, and OF infinite value to the honest
whole country that her citizens will carry
forward and onward the reforms that have been naugu-
felowltzens yon will not expect me to address you
atlcnglh tonight haye spoken iar more in less time
In the open lar TO eleven different 0sscinbl0ges
of citizens within III" last lwentyfou l0'r.,
and lind that am beginning to he noase and speak
with incOnv, niencr. nope, therefore, that you
viii excuse me ltom further discussion OF pubic
questions this occasion Accept my cordai thanks,
Interested IN the that has elected thcserxiessop'
OF approval and support. Prolonged applause.l
Lieut-Gov. Dorsleimer then introduced and
spoke ~ follows:
Ny FELLow-CIrzKNs: I would he glad to speak TO yon
Tonight, but cannot. think TIL, ia the ninth speech
have been called upon Ia make since 2i2 O'Clock,
OF tine sa,e ,s' you nat him he went w ses
fprr
taxation AT Saratoga. But told him there was place
of the Atlantic and medicine more beneficial tan tne
mineral Of the springs. asked him to 20 or
among the people aud let them see their champion re
went, ard venture to that in these later years,
the people of New-York a more hearty, welcome
than he has. In my city. famous sm glad to say
for generous hospitality all classes and both parties
We'd with each other how they should do honor to the
S SSysrSf the city of Roche-tar burst into an
Unprecedented enthusiasm in the cities Of Syracuse and
Utica and eliminated in progress through the Valley
of the Mohawk The enthusiasm OF the people stopping
train every 20 miles between Utica ana Albany ms
was not mere honor to Governor Governors not
to the efforts % patriotic citizen 10 redeem tie caiac
OF the state Government bring back the eriod OF
in public affairs. I need not tell you, citizens OF
Albany, who have been witnesses Of the
De continued and 10 not for moment doubt that IN
that work he vii be sustained by the OF all parties
election. the people will send here and to
the chamber above body OF men Determined
kayrry ont Of the legislative halls. and in restoring 10
NewNOr character for honesty which the great Oid
used h to haDs ygn Arrived th.
Ing TO be able to speak you with some freedom.
have already, spoken longer than / thought IT,. i
speaking GER thank You heartily Tor your cordial
reception and Mr. Lansing for me graceful manne, IN
which lie coupled my name "iti mat Vi MI iAueh' f
so bid YOU good night