New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

l tnst man an Who Who hold, the land vrepsfaly viii
(Cres Of Good! goodw and applause and cheers Be
fore reach that question Will settle The question:
TdeD sa. % Feen Wrong1 S i because the voice OF
the American people has been ignored when
stiiution OF tho United states. And fear not
the RESULT as have already said great and sineee
The truth Democratic principles viii be carried ont nfo
the affairs OF Government by DemOc rats ana Dy sucn
party to the wrong that was done last Winter Ap-
planse This will be corrected IN 1850 by mJeriy IA
the different States VIII be snrp1slng 10 al pares
think may say for 1880. said IN 1876 that In
diana will again 90 her daty Prolonged applauseI
GOV. RoBINsoS's ADDRESS.
Gov. Robinson was warmly applauded, and explained
that he first understood the reception TO be merely
social one and that he had made preparation TO de-
Iyer an address Of great length He had visited
the institutions the islands. and thought
the city should be proud of them lie was glad TO be
the Democratic sandird-boarers IN tls la,e M
tional contest. From the time Cloi NAILS,
trnte OF the United states was inanguiaiad
who had never been elected le had lost no opportu W
he said TO assert that the will Of the people had been ms
regarded AMI that nnless gca act were resrdsd as
crimes there was.no hope Of the United states surviving
In closing, Gov Robinson sad Z" feel too much
fatgued with my days work 10 address you nht tete -
provi ion IN he Constitution OF this state that Wien
the Governor IL disabled the LeutenanthoEerhor
IS to take his place. and therefore give way to Lieut.
Gov. DOrsheimcr.'
SPEECH OF LIEUr.-GOv. DORsHETMER.
Mr. DOrshemer said that he present with mingled
feelings OF pleasure and OF surprise pleasure a being
a sharer in the festivities, and OF surprise that
he Should have been remembered sufficiently as 10 be
included in the gracious aud graceful hospitality He
should nope sometime TO deserve the reward so gencr-
ou.ly gwen HIM H. thought ,he state administration
deserved the gratitude OF every citizen o me cry OF
HcwYOrlg Pc claimed that great injustice hhd peeh
done the Dchoc gtic party IN the Inauguration or
the Republican Candidates. -
lie concluded ~ fOilows: II dovoyes upon yOu TOT
YOU been wrOnged, und Ia ali ahifs II -
ior Oh party wrongcd to seek redress to hnd o't ana
Will in the first place improve every occlsion IN pub
ic and private 10 condemn IT, We ~ill bear withrss
heavy upon every conscientious sepubhchn ia te cou-
t-. But hope we will not content ourselves WIN that
4 stiugu she'd menbcr OF the House Of Representatives,
~,h ,Sr g ,c 'T tfom"e had the poxer to in.
qGilc aud to make plain aud | may 'ay TO you
further that the House OF representatives i ~ e Cor
stiJpton eudo"ci with those great powSrs wnleh ,n
ir. s i ne iI ,,,, uennle fSpoIausc 30 should
hone that IL .It be within the scope of statesman
uae policy rcs0iuely pursued to work out complete
iAppian-e.I
RtMARKs OF DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
IA Ueut-Gov. Dorshclner concluded number Of
voices called Tor Field Field" and David Dudley
Field. with reluctance his part was drawn Tor
,ard by Mr. yandcrpoe aud said few words "a follows:
It quite impossible for think Of addressing You
in the midst Of 50 many gentlemen from ether parts OF
The country much worhcr and better able than and,
therefore, | must beg yOu to excuse me- can point 10
dozens OF gsndemeu from other states and they are
tie ones whom you wish To hcar aad not one
yourselves here. It not for me TO give you advice
encouragcment but for Others VIII name some OF
Them We nave got Judge Abbott ~ tssachusctts.
one of the noblest that ever voted ballot Tor
freedom, and for days and weeks he and
stood shoulder 10 shoulder lighting your battle IN
tle House ~ Representatives,. ask YOU to near MN.
Then thcre another DISTINGUISHED gentleman from Tue
same stnts with Vire-President-Mr McDOnald-wlO
also bore the standard braycly IN the struggle lie Is
here.
Mr. Mcdonald acknowledged the courtesy, but excused
himself from q speech.