New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-12
GOVERNOR TILDEN.

WORK OF REFoRM-TBE GOVERNORS ENTHU-
sIAsTIC RECEPrIOS-MR. DoRsHEIMER ALSO
CALLED OUT.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 11.-Gov. Tiden and
Licut-GOv Dorsheimer and party left Buffalo
by special train at 8 o'clock this morning.
At Batavia they were met by q committee
of citizens, who escorted them around town.
They called upon the Hon. Heman J. Red
field, who accompanied them to Rochester. At
Rochester salute was fired, and committee Of
citizens, without formal appointment, met the party
when they emerged from the car. The Governor
was warmly applauiled. The party drove at
Governor thoroughly inspected, proceeding to the
chapel, where 400 boys were assembled.
Capt. Fulton introduced the Governor in few APP
proprlae remarks, and the latter responded briefly.
The party then went to the Osborn House for din
ner Many prominent citizens called upon the Gov
ernOr and rendered for his in
the interest of reform. AT $50 the party took
the train TOR Syracuse They reached here at
o'clock this evening. The Governor ac
companied by Lient.-Gov DOrsheimer and Col
W. T. Pelton and Henry Richmond of Buffalo
lie met at the depot here by the
Hon. ID. o. Salmon and Dr.. r. F. Stevens
Of the Reception Committee, A. \. Luddingt0n, and
many citizens. One hundred guns were fired and
brilliant display of fireworks made. Many build
ings were illuminated As Gov. Tilden alighted at
the Empire House he was welcomed With cheers by
thousands of people. The party partook of refresh
ments, and then the Governor made his appearance
upon the balcony OF the hotel lie was greeted with
enthusiastic applause. Mayor Geo. T. Her intro
duccd the Governor to the people. The Governor
spoke as follows:
CITIZENS OF SYRACUSE iND THH COUNTY or ONoN
pAGA: II had anticipated that should be called upon
see before me- should have been more economical Of
conversation ON the cars. am glad, however to meet
You. glad 20 that the question OF reform III
the administration OF the public affair. OF TINS state Il
awakenins deep interest in the minds Of the people
attention IN detail to ihe particular aDu,es IN regard 10
ts canals Of this state i4a have besons alas TOO IA;
your observation, these transactions iaye been cay
ed on in open day. ny soD nN l nay a ,out ,n
tnroeh md c1ecnal reform in these matters Fellow
citizens far depends upon me your frat official
representative, wish to say to you that nothing shall he
ed forward and onward All The force OF the law will
he Exercised 10 procure for yc9 your HSntr ana 10
punish those who have violated them. Applause
was called on this morning 70 speak
some words OF cneHnragemen; s,d ana mop, nope
OF Refuge During al my journey, have been frequently
followed Oy persons asking for Their friends ana Tor
tb0-e in whom they Interested, pardons from he
prisons aud p,ncntlaries. | have been compelled to
look into such AMI see who are the inmates OF THESE
institutions and OF wat they have been accu-ed-tO see
what 1t is that constitutes the wrong t. society OF which
they have been convicted. When have compared heir
ohe,cs in their nature temptations ana circumstances
with the crimes ot great public delqnentS who claim
to stand among Jour best society ana are coheseedy
prominent among their ieilowctlLrhS-clnles re,
poated and continued year aiter year am appaiiei
at the inequality OF human justice lniea. 1ppian-el
the oOt Ia give you reds ma. bec Tor tc iast three
months dcr.ded and scofed at We have Decn told that
netting wond colne OF It that the feoi" w9dm tti
that tcir rights would not DC nainlhed ana parucu,
ltTy that grat. rich, and powerful cups WOuu
prcyal-woud escape the measures OF the a~ ana me
lshIn. NJ of tacir crin.s that their palaces built
with .ne moneys drawn tiom the sweat ana toll OF our
nue to rise like eXhalaiOns and shame public morality
and public honor. feilow-citiNhs say 10 you U-snt
~ said on The 4 OF November, 49, now nearly four
wears ago vnen took a share the great contest in
Ncv-york city in your cause, VII folio" There any
follow % Seattrs To- and against it vii fail
to rise no more nave no approximations that the law
viii iail OF liz efficacy But viii SPEAK word OF 81
il nccdlul, to the legislative bodies men Who Will
make new and better Laws to punish those
Msn and pe to 0rPx 'Hf e HsrSe Of ts
sovereign authority may need be- in convention assem-.
our legislative bodies and Pubnc officers fail short OF
their duty the Ieoplc can recall the poNcis they nave
until those eyes, repes ed in Roman statuary ~ bind
viii be made 10 see substantial ngh1 anu genuine law
Floycitlzeis know you DO not expect me to address
audience beyond reasonable exercise OF my
voice. will then refer you 10 WA. have sad on late
occasion before the Buffalo Board Of Trade and every
word said there Irepcat 70 you Tonight assure you
that the administration OF The law Is concerned
nothing sEall spared 10 prot ct and enforce your
rights with impartial justice q. say MI, fns
toward none With charity for an, but with firm deve-
ton to The rights and interests OF the people me MolS
of reform shall ANA must 20 iHr"aid ahu oh%aru,
ICheers Thanking you for your Kind attention alG hc
distinguished honor OF addressing on suen .oPic 80 VOC
night. Prolonged applause
Loud calls were then made for Licut.-Gov. Dor
shcimer. who was introduced by ex-Mayor y. +.
Graves He spoke AZ follows:
MY rEIIow-clrzENs: I am glad 10 see you here to-
al
Governor of tie state Ia come out among me pcopc o
Western and Central Newiotk iola hin '"y o% %fts ERE
w. r fares ali anarr with culsilsln and honest pur
r,se NV frlluw-citiZens, We an. ON our way 10 inc
CAPITAL Of the state to return TO our olcia duties
and the Governor ana every one ,ansed r"mr
ycrevpd Gov Tildcn wherever he has gone.
lie asks that you Shall come his snppor-that you
shall stand by him. A voice We Will a HoscIhots
fhe 'n State n. can acompsn but little
send Legislature to Albany VINO will second him IN ans
cn"rt TO crush thieves aud richeIy lGIeat applause
For one. / have no doubt what is to be your
answer to that appeal. know that h ame i heu
ore asked To rally 10 the standard OF honesty ANA REFORM
they viii gather around II and carry IL 70 coiy A
r,r .our,e-y in calling upon me ferries OF 20 on on
but Ia CONSIDERABLE fatgut ait"r 'he JOURNEY Vi
The dav hope however, that during the coming can
VA. If II shall zoe your pleasure may have the opp0F-
tnnty Of addressing you nj greater length ana
tcr,ss thai will be- presented 10 the people OF w stasc
The Leutenant-Governor then retired amid loud
cheering At 10 o'clock the Division staif, Brigade
Staff field aud line officers Of the Fifty-hrst Reg-
mcnt, accompanied by the regimental band, called
on Gov. TiIden and were introduced by Col FELTON,
During the evening the most prominent citizens OF
all parties called upon the Governor, and were IN
troduced by the Reception Committee. Many ladies'
paid their respects to the Governor. Tomorrow the
Governor will inspect the arsenal and other state
institutions, and will leave for Utica at l24o y. III,
CANAL AfT1IRS.