New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

Dennis Kearney has been able bring about the present
chaos. Business is at atandstIL All improvements
arrested enterprise Is parayzed property deprecated
domestic capital hidden and foreign capital Withdrawn
or gong We are to have constitutional con-
state is aready SoSrse with crying out for fsform that
destruction Of every material interest don't
know what we are coming to. The Chinese are debted
with all misortunes and the agators are now pup,
lcly proposing to drive them out by sword aud fire
may be alarmis but when the lower order OF society
in this city accomplish by the ballot the election OF
thrtytwO delegates to the Constitutional convention;
many OF whom can neither read nor write, some OF
whom cannot speak O word OF the English language
and Of whom nineteen were naturaized within ioIi-
night three weeks Of their election and quite as many
Of whom are now qualified under the law to sit on
petit ury-when such things can be- no man can declare
Now. young gentlemen. these things have been done
in free American State The man who has done II 10
here and what he has succeeded in doing n the West he
Is going 10 try TO do In the Eastern states ms doc
trne new thing IL has been preached IN France,
and you al know what deluge Of blood it ended in
Now II Is being preached in TINS country, where uu
get the power, overthrow our institutions ST
down supincly II you WILL ana see the LANDMARKS Va
social order swept away, but do not complain when inc
terrible OF your negligence conronts YOU Under
present system we support, PERHAPS, ZOOVVO
tramps II you want to sec that number swelled to
40 O6O, 900, lit down and make no effort 10 de-
fend the institutions which your fathers lett 70
state OF affairs but by training up the young
men Of the country TO govern the country lCheersl
know you'll say that You cannot get foothod on tne
ladder that the professional porticdn and the corIu
ZIONIST before you; but that excuse When
much honor en- rs and on N~W-York, went Elgand
they told that they couldn't succct a. tbHt thty
couldn't get fair play that they couldn't stay the cOus
and al that hat they "id succeed lapplanel they nu
get fair play, and they demonstrated to the word what
the young OF this city aud OF THIS country we're cap
able OF.
These evils that have spoken Of do Got cure them
selves TIL arc is ONLY one way then aud that s
20 intO politics. Make yourself fsmiar WIN men as
well a. nIanucrs with le rnets ~ wen as !e"Tnlng' an
opposed 10 universal Fuliagci No. IL - Tue bohu
wcn the poor This country have OF the ric hn vi
educated and is the foundation OF our Tree lhsutr
lions. NOg have nUtug @ fear IRON II II you set u
selves honestly aud manfniy to Worn 10 WIN e ~
of your fellow citizens and Uf the pubic. Chetfsl II
anything that sad shall rouse Que young lt 10
the pOrtance OF this subject 10 sha nave lhcusea
great achievements OF his tOrefathcEJt the incu VINO
did not tins II beneath tner GIguity to govern ths
great cUuItty-I saali lac more tLan talIsleu t0unE
EentcMcu, Of WG0;u au PROUD ol Nhum Noih'' ~
prOud AID ci whom wnOiC country Is Proud lhhuA
you" i.Oud ana continued appldus'tI
Cheers were gwen Ms Hewitt, for Kelly. the cill-
ceut coach and r. j. Sage. she absent mcubsr OF tue
crew Dr. Alir,d l.. Valentine, of ne Cuss a. read a
humorous poem N COMMENTATOR OF INC victory n
announced ANA the afternoon va. Vc-
voted 10 Informal icstiYy. The speeelnaklng, WIN
the conversation and college sJig aated uhuI r. M,
when he rctauei OarSnen were permitted 70 ION 'hef
families. 49,, -.
While ON board she BllcISbird communication from
the Aldcru,aI's Committee handed 10 Captain GOOu-
win, inviting TIE TO name time Tor meeting PC
tween hC and the crew 10 arrange lOi pun
I've n ccptIou al tie CITY Hail IL Is under stood the H.
Vitatiun n he declined.
C4ItaIu Goodwin and the other members OF the crew
spoke warmly OF the cOurtces they had received Hnt"'
and etai cd the sOrJ OF their stay IN England anu or
travels on the Continent and over again 10 gfou X
or college trends Il seems that they einlntLed on t
CITY "a Btr;n 90 quietly that their presence on Doatu
thau half over, and 10 not until last lhutsui} tudt
they cgVt public rccoS niiioE I&cn on NC 90 1n
trophy, and sung number Of college songs wlcn were
received With cdtliusidbui.