New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

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Judae George c. Barrett Cen. Roger A. Pryor Henry l."
Clinton. Augusta, Schel Peter b On-t jas W, ~
Counsel Wu c. Whitney. eN-Jud-c Hcury Hilton D's-
t,cl-Att0ruty Brittou. Tnoiuas Knsea. ". A. Fowler
(ico-gc NJ. Bcebe Judge Westbrook. Col. A, c.
Da, Judge Donohue, d-e l1wrea g, gro. tcAnni
Curtis, benjamin 4. W;.ls. Gen. FzJohn Porter,
Jud., Ilritmorr. L. WiU,ow pmga. COL Wiugatc John
Mck,on. Douglas Taylo A,-ciu0n - sullivan, bdVm
Ct515eii CHARLES g. Cornell, waldo HGtchiuvs. Gen.
MeSahon. smith n Weed scott Lord. Gen 7p'nsl1 ".
MtssAciiit ~ rr~-Josan G.. Abbott, Charles p Thomp-
'V' C6SSIcfcrT senator W H. Earnum, exGoy. Inger-
Yr,y-Jgr,rY-Goy Joseph D. Bedlc senator John r.
AcIhersou. speaker j. +. Irb' * MAJOR If'p 3I,h,
Judge Tcs,e eA-Goy PRICE, cNr0y. Joei P'rter Ai!es
Green, 4. \. Harienaursh. Orc,tes Cleveland
PL,~slLyASrA.-Hester Cymer Tho, g. Pc;ree'
mrc A. i.omPio", baDrFJ = l' 1ac, "'" ~ -
1ftRYLaNu.-soiiator ". p. Nhyto.
Vn.l,>I,."flc R.T. DR. i6s. oi Richmond.
Or.C-G.i, Geo ". MrC ,pk.
INpiNSA-scuator McDona!d
NlssoUEI-Coa -r"s.u,lE Philips, Congressman Wells
N.-cON-l,-j =. Barrett
,ompAilyc'y suil gro Sd gathered IN front Of the
brilliantly .iua.a4ioi rlutholss 10 watch The arrival
.s ti.4 acss AIS o3ck. the apa0.teI hodr. the re-
.ul room. were v.I oiled, but the cOmuany IN tne
loary NJ IN ff,h Avenue Ho,el, oi which Gen.
spuol4-rccoeni .ebc ~ eu aufco!c ol white Ahen-
was the rj.rieus lal not yet arrived; neither
IA. I ~ . t
OF -, oc-a-.,l, iEc cu-loTse ri1n.y decorated
Thcrs were 10 n....-,. aud the icst0nned Stars and
.rru,s supplied .3rh Emblem ani color 20 the paI0is
and reception ro,is. band the fourth hoor hilti
ths hli- sits rriv ing music and tae punra-'o"l
was continually ste ~ rciT rlo.h ol tht second
aoor.
soon after O'Clock Gov. Robinson anl eut.-Gov.
Usr,;i,i. cucr. accompanied 10y Peter Il. Olncy and
Wncolo r. prckaaa.. 2ul conducted 90 ac gooa of
t.o Eccep&ol C,iIiA. fce. S1"rly 1,r"arl cNfiov.
H.rdr,as eutor.J und She 'ort oil an! .e =. Cox
sud J. g. apeucei. lni pacing through thc hail hn' "a?
tc stairway welcomed "I,h thfce circrs. wlich bee
acknowledged Wit. cordial d,mDn,trton of pleasure
at the warmth o his reception Tas repeated.
fifteen minutes later, when eK'or iiien elt'rrl. -in-
matin with john T. Aguow. aud recpIzoi .ic a.s.--"
with which he received by slight bow.
The parlora the second hr vero prepared for TIE
s2- aAns wh.ch begun about 10 g'c.oca tAe ,ccPlca-
d.ui of tna CLUB. Aaron J. yaricrod, rahns short
speech by way Of Introducing eA-Goy T:.leu. ALou,
the platform Wa q circle Of grlyLdred politicians.
m..taSady representatives, Of tie Bourbou' Wd
ire oncila1lc Democracy. Gov. Idcn was received
with storm OF applause. but his voice did not pra,-
tro beyond tie r-t pa0r and tAe noise of conyersa
tion in tie second raro; bcsteruu- thut eich
point which he made received by tie cheer" of those
who could hear aud tc hiscs Of those trying 20
the disturbance ia The Mr Ilicu spoke jr
nberatrly and earnestly yet with manner almost cold
Mt Hendricks kiud-i much enthusiasm by a more
direct appeal tho ympa'Ees o. tho people, aud i-
creased the of his REMARKS By display Of per
soua magnetism. Every within reach of his voice
listened closely and profHse with applause MT.
Hendricks who sails Tor EUROPE to-day received
less mplmeutary attention frum 3r. Tild and the
succeeding speakers who COS. Robinson, DiviI
Dudley Fied, Leut.-Goy. Dorsheimer-whose strong
voice caIrcd his rhetoric where the others
hld not bCea heard-and senator Mcdonald Of Indiana.
Then the speakers, tine guests following, descended 10
the dining room where substantial collation. served.
The garden was hung with Caincse lanterns and tie
tables in the open air ana the piazza surrounded
! Dy knots Of politicians.
The Reception Committee which had charge of Tho
arrangements composed Of the following : nemen.
August Belmont PRESIDENT Aaron j. Wander pycl. Vcc-
man, Douglass Taylor John G.. Davis, j. watts Bangs,
Edward L. 1sul, Henry v. Allen, , r. Coudcrt, An--s-
gus Schel. samuel Cox. Richard Lathei,. james G..
! Spencer, Peter b. O!ney, Robert B. Roosevelt.
! The speakers were introduced by A. j. yanierpoel,
who said that n his agreeable duty 10 tender
behalf OF the Manhattan Club, which represented not
only the Democracy of tho Empire City, but OF
the Empire state we'll. welcome 10 those
candidates who received majority constitutional
and electoral FOR the offices of President Vice
President and to those who not ONLY dc ge but dc
Jc0 The executive officers of great state" II had
been the original intention, he said 10 make the
! cepton purely social gathering but be was sure
all felt that should be improved TO express
sentiment deeply rooted in the Democratic heart
!
the viii OF the people expressed at the baotboT
had been ramped upon, and the the country
handed over 10 the party whose principles had been
| overbOrue and repudated.
SAMUEL J. TuDENs ADDRESS.
As he appeared on the low platform, Mr. Tilcen was
loudly appauded, and his address was frequently inter
rupted by expressions Of approval He said:
MR.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN or The MANHATTAN
CLUB: accepted your invitation under the idea that
this 10 DC merely social meeting the special occa-
sion Of which WAS the presence In this city OF Mr Hen
drcks and OF Gov Robinson and Lieut.-GOy. DOrshei-
One Of your guests Mr. Hendricks. enibarks to-
morrow foreign excursion for rest and recreation.
lie will carry with him best wishes for prosperous
voyage, pleasant visit, and safe return aud for the
health and happiness Of himself and family Applause
I have been avallng myself, for similar purposes,
Of brief interval, and find myself now, with
suits But the occasion. and apparent general ex-
citation, TO require that should word IN
respect 20 public affairs and especially that should
alude 10 the transactlon which, In judgement 10 the
most pOrtentous event IN our political history. .
Everybody knows that after the election, The
men who elected by the people President and Vice
President Of the United States were counted out and
man not elected counted In and seated
| ICries OF Hear Hearpl | disclaim any thought
Of the personal wrong involved In this transaction
Not one Of the four and quarter millions oil American
citizens who their but what experiences
wrong a. great and deep Of that minority
who give their votes but what IN the resulting
| consequences OF this act Will share tquhly
| In tAs mischief Is Rot redIessed