The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-07

Senatorial district had gone and they said SO IN plain
terms. Major Quincy read returns from almost
every other place. but 10 al On omi-
nous silence respecting the only point which the
'schclli schei Toll us about Morr,sseyl,' became
deafening Major Quincy beckoned TO the band,
noned in the gallery, and tho bostcrous crowd was
Gained with the strains Of "Don't Get Weary Chr
dreo.n Later, WHOM Mr.. Kelly and hts confrSres had
their heads together In solemn conference the band
innoccntIy played the "Conspirators' Chorusp from
'Madame AngoL" and Ce meat pas IA pen assurmcnt
dc changer pas do government" When tho cries Tor
again, Mr. Kelly rose suddenly. stripped on his over
coat, and, throw ng down hts hat, advanced amid the
cheers OF the asseWbiage. He said;-4 1T -
~. E JOHN KgLLY's LAxExrArIox LII
FELLOW CIrzExs-The returns that we have rocaivcd
so lar assurcdy indicate that you have thus
that have been received from the election districts
assuredy Indicate that you have elected your cousty
ticket By at least from i've to thousand M.
Jority (Applause) But land here the lines OF tho
Speakers lace hardsned) u - we'll that you should
know. There is no use Of keeping anything from you
on an occasion OF this Kind ana tell you now frankly
that John Morrssey ~ electedI
This announcement had scarcely left the speakers
Inns whom yell Of triumph the assem- blsee
followed by cheers winch set the gas lights Pickering
md made the poadants Of me oIs chandelier Jingle
the crowd beneath with a vindictive glance which
would have bodied evil to any one Of their number,
had no TO TACO the Big lnjun alone. The faith
iui adhcrents OF Tammany were SO takcn aback by
tho demonstration OF the rest OF tho audience that
they were dumb for q moment Then they burst out
with hlsses; but siDilation docs produce the
volume Of sound caused by cheers and Us tho numbers
The Of John Morrssey had Il almost ali thor
way. Tho misses seemed 10 inspire them with re.
newed ardor, and they cheered and "ugered" till tho
hail rang again Cheers, hisscs cat calls and cries Of
"Ordcr' mingled for ruliy minute.
IRIS YOUR AcT--DhwAREl
Mr.. Kelly looked on motioness, surveying the mob
In sulen silence until quiet cnsued from mo exhaus-
tion OF tho shoutcra Tnen he continued In voice
when BETRAYED considerable ioeing:-
The responsibility that Is connected with that act
foil upon tho republicans tHcar! HearD Mr.. Nor.
risscy that district has received but about eighteen
Mt In raj Vnf In la
am ustonished that you hore democrats, would
tho election OF the man who has boon elected
(Another uproar, cheers and hsses.) That old
Trojan, that old democrat who has served his
been beaten BY John Morrssey In the seventh Senate
rial district Lot tho infamy and tho disgrace ress
with those to whom !, belongs Let your Dodges and
your Phelpses, ana those gentlemen who reside in
that district VINO have been continually borating tho
democratic party OF this city-let them consider
the net that they havo done by sending that man 70
Cries OF .Hear, hear ~ greeted this rebuke and
OF those making their exit that tho speakers voice
drowned for several minutes When he could be heard
s sssa' s 1 S & there Ss'
TO that sentmentY Ono, noD John Morrissoy (hcre
the taco OF John Kelly assumed an expression OF vrtu
Gus scorn and ,ndSnaion the man VINO kesps the
Kisses and cheers about evony balanced.) voice.
NTheyal do it." (4iughtcr).
IL lie sCoRSs MoRRIssEY. i2s
Gentlemen, you have your families to look aftcr,
you have your children to bring up IN this commu-
My Now lot me ask you, sensible men. as men
who ought to reflect upon subject OF this kind very
carefully is proper and y u rght that man such
as John Morrlssey should be olectedf "a voice
sThreo cheers for Morrlsseyl')
Gentlemen, you viii look at this matter as you
ought TO look at It, Mr. Morrssey, a member Of the
State Senate, At late session OF the Of the
State, was present when law was passed forbldding
the selling Of pools In this state and making 1t penal
goes TO saratoga, tho most prominent place in TINS
country ana In defiance OF law and tho eyes Of the
law officers sells pools Just as II no lay had been
TO look at And have no hesitation In saying to you
that Ii such elected have great fears for the
perpetuity OF our republican form OF governments.
Men should not DO carried away by their prejudces
or their passions. The fathers Of this country
purposo Of establishing where ali
men stood equal boiore the law. Then s
II not the duty Of every American ellison to
pcrpetuate your lberties-to obey the law whatever
u may be. II the law DO an Infamous law-if It be
against the interests of the peope-you have OPP
aure to change that law. But while the law s ia
isence II 10 your duty US Amorcan citizens to obey
re vn. ON Murray wi Hill who suppo, the New York
Times have elected to the Senate OF tho State OF New
York sucn man as Morrissey. Let the blame iall on
thCm and not on the democracy.
STILL HARpING ON MoRRIssEY.
At this point Mr. Kelly referred several kilograms
which he held In his hand and stated that Wagstaf
had been elected also Ecclesine; that Nacntman
had evidently been defeated by small majority, and
that Hogan had been elected In the Fourth Senatorial
district by an IMMENSE majority And now. gentle.
men, he continued, tho Evening Post, paper that
has been in circulation in this city for many years,
has advocated the election Of John Morrissey. Tho
New York Times. OF this city. has advocated
the election ol John Morrissey. They have
lied from tho very beginning OF this canvass
to the end, and these gentlemen are expected TO
70 set themselves AZ examples and the people are 10
copy them for good morals ana good law: NOW let me
which belongs TO the election OF John Morrssey must
fall upon them and not upon We have cndeavorcd
in every way we could give the people Of this CITY
good candidates to vote for and said from this stand
years ago. and repeat again. that our candidates
which We offered to the people OF this city, mon
who were nominated in this hall, entitled
to your sunragos and to your consideration. We are
not ashamed Of It tho defeatL We don't feel DIS
Rraced certainly, by having an honorable and upright
man like Augustus Schell defeated. (Applause.) Mol
That gentleman Will live in the memory OF the demo-
cratic party when John Morrissey will have long
been forgotten. am not now going to comment upon
the conduct of the democrats in that district who
voted Tor him; out let me say, men-in your cham-
bcrs, in the iDnost recesses Of your hearts-can you
Justify tho which you have committed in electng
man like that tMorrissey) over that venerable and
respectable citizen, Augustus Schclif
.son,n say these people, anything to beat Tam.
many Hall-anythng to beat John Keyi" IA voice,
cant person. "a voice here PROPOSED three cheers
Tor Mr.. Kelly. and they were given with wll.) When
silence reigned again the speaker continued: But
the democratic party will live ana It's principles viii
1--we when John Kelly and men like john Kelly shall
have passed from the faco OF the earth.
OF great principles and morale belong 70 tho demo-
cratic party aud mean too so long as live. No de-
ioat can There Is too much pluck In this
quitting hs hand the region OF his hoart
to put ne down, (ApDlausc) light better under de.
feat after than under victory. l will call all aids 10
my assistance and do every hing do 70 build up
the great wrong which been committed In tho de-
icat OF Mr.. schell that can DO done.
TAMMANY USCoxQuERRD
Drive Tamnany Hall out OF THIS community Why,
you might we'll drive our government out OF tho
community. We have always oeen on the side Of the
people under every circumstance. Tell me, you that
have read political history, what time IN the polit-
ical history oil this government TamTany Hall has
been against the interest OF the people. Gentlemen,
the very OF this was the abolition OF tho
right OF suffrage; the right gentlemen, 10 now to be
taken from you The men who held their meetings at
Ssinway Hall declared that only certain portion ol
this community-those who are owners Of $500
worth oil renl estate or who hire house costing
$3.50 year vote IN this community. Now that
was the ISSUE Probably many oil you have been
governed by your passions and followed your prcju-
dcos instead OF looking at the ISSUE as u stared you
In the face. Why, gentlemen, II Is one oil the most
important presented IN the history Of he