The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-07

John keiiy's speech In Tnmmany Hail on
senator Morrissry's Election.

Before the evening dusk had fairly settled
down upon the city clusters ~ anxious mon he
gan 90 gather around the bulletin boards along
Printing House square In front of the Offices
OF all the morning dailc- great calcium lights
throw a midday blazc on the returns that were
displayed n they wsre received on large
pacnrds in tho windows. Tho announcements
came slowly at first, aud the enthusiasm on the
street was tempered. but III tho time went on
and the figures thickenod on the bulletins vo-
cifcrous cheers went up. In front Of THE SUN
office at one time were nearly n thousand per-
sons who watched each return with the earnest
ness that Is born OF personal interest When
ever n report came assuring Mr.. MOrrissey Of
an increased majority in "A doubtful district
hats were waved and n three times three were
given with a will. and when the ropor, WIS
made that Mr.. Morr--ey had carried John kcl-
ly's election district 10y ~ majority. the square
The doors Of Tammany Hall were thrown
open at o'clock last evening and the crowd
to John N' r. reIIcws. S Thomas @ R"nIop. r MS,or r
other fammany ON cholders. A little later,
John Kelly and Henry J.. Clinton entered and
OF John Morr-~cy election had already de-
pressed III" spirits o' the n--cmhlagc nndthcfir-t
returns received made the success Of the county
ticket seem doumiuL numbcr ,oi Mr.. Nor
rse = friends held one corner ~ TIA" gallery.
and werc -wtirrcd on the floor. Secretary
Arkcrmnnn read III" scattering returns between
ai"ui i MorriS4eyf IL H. '%T c"mtinn"d with 2M h's
reading until the uproar hecamc So grrnt TINT
the band was called upon To- drown the dis ord
ant voices. " l. clcsne. 5oo minority" was
rrcciNI with leud appnu~r. and the cal.- f"r
porarily drowned 10y the announrem1nl that
Mcclellan had carried NV Jersey 10y lOWIu
Lts a 'q 9dMSd @ r'21Isr rarrer scn,rim iSr re-.
turns were announced, and Hugh l.. Cole was
called upnn 70 MAKE nriei speech Col. Eel
lows was call"d out. but t4r cries for news from
Srhrll Morri--oy. and John Kelly were kept UP
uncon-ingly and Mr.. Kelly stepped forward
and spoke in part as follows:
rItoW CirkNS. Tho return. that wc have fccoi,oi
tar a~-u,i ini ht uni Non have currci tr state ~
NJ, larse qalorip snl M yeu h.,e oleci.d u,c
Applause bnt well that YOU should kuow-incrc
O TN, hind and tell you now rankly-lhat John Nor
The widest confusion cnsucd. Ringing
cheers wrrr given Tor Morri,~cy. mingled with
Kisses. upplduHr for Schcil and cheers Tor Mr..
Kelly Anera long pause Mr. Kelly continued:
pars ~ Mi,~ N 'i' ai d,ri t-i' ha' re- rcciy aia'
g-n'rcn ier cct Of tne llrm,cfaiI, vote Spw semitic
cheer nt IT, cccuon oi the WHO been cicced by
"d Tr"an hn, oG d ' "1rat i VI "i s. rec ~ p'pS pn
80 wei IN i, o' tor ior, hve wear. has been hracn
tho-' io whom hcona. lei ,oir D,isr, ana ihclp.,s
"Eo HS,r g 5snm"" eis,ns the i DcsSSac H"' ,l @
q ri I'M ciiy-l,t ,,n now .9n'lrr the ag ny have
tOr hf honc- T., ull' of tll- r. INV mul 10
l. disgrace I" trpubhran Institutions There old
lIf iiJai NJ l. tort ans nticUal lfii.
IN Lrirug ni lui Nnrr who can tp that
Nu-ntf inhn Muru--'v. the man who keeps tie largest
FtiuIlihs house IN IT, STAT OF NHw lork Auir'.
In'N AL du II htnileinUn. N"l have your families
g. look after. You have your children a. huu- mp
IN thi- community Nuw lttmf ash Nou a, sensible men.
/. 1t lrupri ~ t4ht that man hkc John Muru,-cy
u' lhsi Ft-rn hf Nl- present whsu Law wa. passed
maxim. lenn nn nrc 4" rn-ase lu pool selling yet
Nj Nnris. tur. a. Sar1iusn. uri IN defiance az tie
INV "h H. SELLS 'l- ii-i l- n hn lass hAl NriipnArtci
N"", Ernt men, thr-o thing, tor Nuu Co. lo,k ni
Anne ir'n rlNNn. Anu uf, u equal utinrc the law I-ni
y Nnur hnl' nui'i all 'urum-it tnrN- 10 uu,N Tho law
Now ~ lhr lace u all is tnr unrn who lNu NJ ftN
liil. who support the Sow Nnt rH., have rlrciOi 20
the Nrni of the >tte OF Sew iuil -lth ID mAu b.. Nor.
u,~ry l~t uie blame ial On them AMI not on me De.
mucTacN
After announcing the elec'ion of E"cr-ine.
WHgstatf. ana others. Mr.. X lily rcferrins to tho
cry of anything to beat 1ammany Hall and
John kolly.' said
N"dri,at can -atc me. there ,tno much plnck iu my
nliurc "a n pu me down f-u ttr Under dricit
than uhgr 'irtrv nuNe funuan, han froin the
county, Non lnght ~ wrll taxi driving the tu,crn.
Wrui out You can hrNri drive IhunauN llill ium the
citN OF John heilj from tn DcmoclAuc party
Tho upronr in the hail n, times made it i'm
possible" 10 catch the -prHkrr- srntnnrrs
Orlando J.. Stewart. Srnator-rlrt T. 'crginp,
and AsSrmliymrn-clecl Taylor and Browning
and Gen Slinoln. mn,le short speeches.
Samuel D. llldcn voted for Mr.. : hell.