New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
A TRIBUTE 70 THE GOVERNOR.

DEhONSi Nv tIiLOH-SR'F'NH'
PROCESSION FROM TAMMANY HALL TO THE EVERETT
HoUsE-sPEECHEs by HENRY L CLINTON, GOV.
ROBINSON AND OTHERS.
Bill boards informed the people IN German
and English yesterday that Democrats OF the city
would turn out great numbers to welcome Gov Robin
The Governor accompanied by his son and private
secretary Col d. c. Robinson. and by Controller Acot
and J. H. Mooney OF the Committee Of Arrangements,
who had gone TO Albany 10 act escort reached the
Grand Central Depot At D. M. and was there met by
Augustus schel Henry l.. Clinton and Edward l.. Gaui
and rode with them the Everett House. paror on
tue second hoor, fronting Cnionsquare and Fourhaye
with accompanying suit of rooms, had been
prepared for the Governors Use. Tue walls
manteis aud chandelier decorated with
festoons OF smax and huge bouquets Of June
flowers occupied stands by the windows In the center
Of the the sembianee OF pilot at the wheel
the spokes of the wheel being composed OF smax, the
handles OF pale pinks and the hub and feoe Of rich
roses An elegant dinner given 70 the Governor at
the hotel Henry L. Cliaton presided, and Augustus
schell acted vce-Prident. Fourteen persons were
present, among them Fire Commissioner King. Vim.
Roberts. Mr. Mooney. Leut.-Gov. Dorsheimer, aud
Controller Ocott. There speeches.
Eight o'clock the hour Of assembling in the even
ing, but at that time there many people IN roat
OF the Everett House at Tammany Hall The fash OF
fireworks however soon brought immense throng to
both places. An impromptu meeting In Iammany tial
called to order by A. II. Pury and snort address
made. By this time Grafallas band had arrived
and the tOrchlight procession formed with the
colossal Commissioner Thomas : Brennan at the head
and delegations the IVth With, IXth. XXIlld and
XXINth Assembly Districts IN the ranks The march
short, the route being through Fourteenth-st to
Broadway up to Sgenteeushst and down the Plaza 70
stand which had erected IN front Of the Everett
House.
This was thronged with prominent Democrats, among
Doh f-(,o DOrsl
John Koly Augustus Sohe, Gen. Spnoa. David Dudley
Field senator Wagsta Assembyman Ecciesine' Ju t'ee
Kilbreth. Alderman Purrov, Col Ningate. eN-Judge
Spencer Judge Van Brunt. Congressman EckhOn, Shen
Reilly, Commissioner Nichols, Frederick A Sinvthe'
John McKeoa, Firc-Commissoner Gorman, ex-Alayor
Wickham. r. j. Morrison, capt. Ryuders, william A.
Boyd. County Clerk Gumbleton, Judge Duffy ard the
members OF tie various committees. banner in the
crowd, bearing the inscription, Omnibus Willidm'No
Good V'Toe. Our Friend the Little Judge" was hailed
w!ta oud cheers The Governor ana Jonh hFHey "rre
greeted with cheers tncy appeared upon me Datlor
Augustus Scne,l. N a speech rendered naGdole by tle
shouts ~ crowd introduced Henry l.. clinton VINO
complimentci GOV Robinson on ths tDiliy anu hp ~
of purpose which he had brought 10 ms once. ne
spoke length Of the checks thrown by the cOnstin
tions NauOi1t. and state, over ne executive euthor2
AMI de!1dcd III power OF the Aldermen 10 rejeci nole
nroctrrir1 in tne' Tweed clar,er the purder by the
Tweed Ring. H. urgei the necessity Of local seiscyern
laton relating To Nev-York. alluded 70 ne failure OF
tne Legislature % $ new amor ionin-ui m .i
Daniel Webster. concluded: " Hou, -ir, have accom-
psled for the state Of NewYork that which Jackson
and Webster achieved for the nation Fellow Democrats
aid fcOW-ctiZeus permit me to Introduce 70 Nou 'oV
Lucius Robinson the protector Of the plp interests
the def udcr O ae CONSTITUTIONS the AhiICW J3S9oH VI
the Fmrire state"
Al the conclusion oe Mr Cinton's speech tho crowd
hear Gov RDb.uson's remarks. Those nearest cherred
several passages. making the speech stl les aui
The Governor returned his thanks for the tribute, 70
colp,n,ent He had regarded his oath to support the
Fi-sita
office a. ide ceremony. The principles lie iid stated
~ hs Inauguration were Fundamental I'D the democratic
uarfv IL htG resolved % the fun extent OF h's a"liy
10 carry them out To his sincere eu"tt 70 90 tus NC
2sCribcd all tho success mus Hf atilc go ID l5
trafou He had withheld approval FROM waste ful ana
needless appropriations had vetoed local and speca set
torv t the letter and spirit oi ire Constitution rad
nt i,ryt acts cntailng tho evils If local -,aeral
txtrayaganC3. indebtedness, or misDaEaganenL Duty
geiitIII or VI NOT necessary successful
anil uOIaca administration or te goye.nWen' wen
acquainted with e interests ana the needs 'r' te Efeit
CITY ~ NrwYOr. he had regarded with ndi-naton me
evils OF rs government, and would syrpahze and all
Ia attcupt 20 restore KS cohsi rgu' 70
yoverr, t-eL lie would never Be party u the vicious
Dr-e,irn OF legislative aMperils with the cl govern
Il,ns Tor personal or political eu1s fGr I'VE year
tie members parts majority IN the senate ana
Assembly IN contempt OF their oaths @ dt td tne oity
~ New-York its proper represent itloh IN me
Ea.l. Under wiso pure, ana honest system OF cry
government there would soon be relief nom tue local
anarchy bulit on tho Present heap gi 5,OOO a"s ne re
.ad hC cga1.Zed with sorrow me ll-it re-I iPr th
most solemn obligations OF th- CONSTITUTING when ma
become the curse ~ Amer1aup politics. could not ignore
se fia,s aud ouruprsn oi the noun they were evts
which he recognized anu Llct Iht FttuN's Va
frlfulenr elections highway 10 national death
l. the Republic Is - endure rc nave looked Tor the st
dime upon the iuau. ration OF NEOna Executive Whe
was never elected To remedy these evils, % sustain
tn.,e PRINCIPLES wds che dWiy UT all good ctlIen- me
Democratic party would prove alse - It's raduonh IL
failed u labor To that emil c could have no higher ai-
bition nan in some small degree to assist III 50 LOole
work
LIputGcv D0TshriIner tried to run OF under cover OF
piece by the 0aud dedicated 10 Coy HoollSol Dnt the
crowd called for him WIFE vigorous luugs ana NJ nhlty
returned and made brief speech cOuimenlhg te veto
OF the Omnibus bill tending 10 slst~in The merry OF
tI- p4op'e His remarks concluded tie exercises.
GOV aud Mr.. Hendricks spent quet DAY yesteiday'
ami could Be almost any tl" at the tth Avenue
Hole. fla the evening they took dinner IN Az INFORMAL
w,y Al tho boise ~ COY. Iidcn Gticr guests Deins
present end returned 90 their hotel ut an early hOur IA
eu,dration OF the reception AZ the Manhattan ClhO
thl. evening. neither GOV. Hendricks nor Gov IHden
y-a5 present nc q -. R0bllsou's s-rclade.