The New York herald., 1878-10-31

republican party they would do what the con-
s.llutlon comm ands .ncu 70 do the oaly hope they
past. lie appealed TO the people 10 that the law
and the consrtuton should De respected
There were abuses 10 remedy aud this could not be
dope by such a party as the combination.
Mr.. Brooks then decaimed against deprecated
currency specifying tho various historical instances
of the evils il had wrought aud appealing TO tho
audience TO work tor honest MONEY. brilliant future
solves. Let tho joy OF all New York State welcome
the coming victory OF the 5th OF November. zap
piause.)
LIKurRNASr GOVERNOR DoRsnRxER's SPEECH :
Lieutenant Governor Dorshe mer was next introe
nominations winch ,ne democracy mas made have
been generously treated IN two elections by the de
mocracy remember my obiiga.,ons and shall On.
deserve election. The interests OF the city demand
t. The city bus suffered gren.iy from comoinations.
Enormous debt, disgrace IN the adminslra-
tion, and at last personal corruption, nave
followed them. The democratic party is trying
state that dept aud taxation begin 10 be reduced
Comptroller Kelly (appiause) and the men who nave
worked with him and the party whioh has sustained
him deserve the approval Of the pubic venture
TO say that noIhng Is 10 DO accomplished by politics
candidates here. You, laborng mep have passed
through terrible hardsnips 1t has not been pos.
lite l have Indulgence for the vauaries in which
l 1nd workiEgmc iudulging But bctter
enter on season Of unprecedonlod prosperity. Bat
the republican party has not done this They were
In power IRON ls6s to 1917 ana made no enort 70 re-
democratic majority IN tho House OF Repressnta-
tves. democratic Senator Is necessary, and ior
IL Is necessary send good democrats to Albany.
CANDIDATES. .s..,
AS TO your can ddate u is not necessary for me to
speak or Augustus SeheiL (ApIlause.l HIS record
speaks Tor itself Neither need speak OF Mr.. Smyth
Ihave known him long as have Mr.. Schst, but
ti trict Attorney Blu. Ihoro is one man abou.
whom ieel at liberty TO speak. aud I doit more
cunning s. BEDFORD iRsnswca laughter and ap.
plausel There Is no stranger who has come to learn
n the sns o4 Iuowne Boaord HIS
record speaks for his ability and his character Is too
well known TO need any lndorsemsns, aud u IS NOS
only democrats bat as friends that ask you to
vote for him ON election day Tnero are slRns OF re-
turning prosperity IN the country. and y is Al least
significant that this is coincdcnt with tho coming
into power again or the democratic party. Let us
that tho whole ticket shall be triumphantly
elected.
Mr.. John d. Townscnd confessed to having received
great deal OF instruction during the evening
gard to state and national affairs tho real issue in
this campaign he said. was the compact made two
republican party. Tho mongrsl combination in
this city means rtldon. He thought ne might
tom. but wSeu hen he 'v was asked 70 speak hers hs
was allowed to speak his mind. Which do you pro-
fer as your leader he asked samuel j. riiden Or Jonn
Kellyf Hero tnere were loud cries OF ''Kelly
Kellyl' All that can be said against Tammany Halt
to-day is the cry OF the one-man power. Kelly, he
throw the Ring, but Tilden was not In the
movement until sine cry Of reform made 1t popular.
Is AKIN to Tweed's policy. Tweed had his Hank
Smith smith and nd, his Slug Hugh % Gardner and Tlasn,
and seI'f his Arthur Mr. townsend then turned
his attention 20 the District Attorneys office
Gould mako tho city ring with the iuiames Of
Benjamin X. Phelps. In conclusion, Mr.. Townsend
paid glowing tribute TO tho abilities o. Cunning s
Bedford, whom be had known since they were at
schoo. together. Fl
A. the conclusion Of Mr.. Townssnd's speech thsrs
loud for John Kelly, but instead Judge Re-
quer was put forward. and ne proceeded In fowery
phrases repeat the arguments hts predecessors
somplage began slowly 70 receds from under the
shadow Of Tammany HAIL Judge Requisr warmed
reasons OF The Cooper ombnat,en 10 the gr,nnlng
skeleton OF Samuel J. Tilden and the galvanized
mains OF Andrew H. Groen. In defending Mr. Kelly
from the accusations OF = s.one man power', Judge
Requier savagely assaulted General Grant as man
and whose mantle SINCE his departure Tor Europe to
masquerade Dofors the nations Of the earth had fallen
CpOR ns to ho Sonsa Win na .us
a multiplied one man power no thought itii became
tho enemies Of Tammany Hall 10 mage this charge
SPEECH KRLLY.
When Judge Requier had nnshsd Mr.. Kelly came
forward but was unable to speak for several minutes
should say something, and began by saving that the
opposition pretended 10 be very ANXIOUS 10 have
was reminded OF Diogones, who went about with
lamp looking for an honss. man, but was unable 10
vasa He, too. Is going with lamp looking for
honest man, Out he has not found him yet.
around Mr.. Cooper whom he has been unable 20 see,
probably because the glare OF the light has bach
e. M cssas Sss ':s sno >: s... sa mss 10
arc For instance. among the men whom
%ss msn n0 nauss John Fol. T
Information Mr.. Kelly wanted 10 state inas Fox
once a member OF the Board OF Supervisors Another
whom Mr.. Chopper WAS unable 10 SEQ, for The
reason before mentioned, was Jsnos Hayes. who WAS
also a member Of the Board Of Supervisors. A
Conmiss,oner OF the County Court house ana helped
70 make that building cest the city Of New York about
able 20 soc those mon he would tender
him this information In regard 70 them
and ask him wne,her as a relormer he could
associate with them. In speaking OF the combination
Mr.. Kelly said IL was simply bargain by whoh the
republicans expect 70 elect members Of sne Assembly
"a GOOD prcrAroRn
It is not dcmagogusSy. Mr.. Kelly said. TO say that
the laborng classes The burdens govern eut.
Prosperity will not come unless we have strong,
nrm, stable sovernmen, In order TO have good gov
Office. is there any one OF you, be sskod, who
knows Gus. Schsll who does know that would
charged BY the opposite party, that am dictator,
| tnink am good dictator IN giving you 80 worthy
all know, he will be elected. that 4 plain enough
| never met my lite, Mr. Kelly continued.
cooper Even in matters Of business he can't mako
up hrs mind. and after consulting g. many persons ns s
whether he has changed his mind."
sxYrHE AND BEDFORD.
Mr. Kelly then strongly Endorsed Frederick Smy tho
for Dtstrici Attorney, saying that with him In the
of1cs there would be no spigoon hoied" indictments
used 20 compel persons to vote 10 particular way;
| but the Office would DO honestly administered ana
| all would be equsl before the law. OF Gun
| nipg 5. Bedford, NO asked. "Can be said Of him
that while he oflco he corrupted by any.
| bodyf II there Is person VINO make
| such q charge, lot him come forward.
| Hc is vastly superior TO his opponent,
Mr.. Cowing. and viii again all the ofnce OF City
Judge acceptably 10 the people OF New York" In
conclusion, Mr.. Kelly said he not . dictator, but
that u the people OF New York wanted good govern.
| meat they must elect Augustus Sehcl,, Fiedeuck
| Smythe Cunning 8. Bedforu and the whole ticket
Is was nearly twelve O'Clock when Mr. Kelly
finished his speech. and then. 10 response 10 loud
tho assembiage tor their kindness said that between
and the election no woula ask all his friends
| work earnestly Tor the succ of The ticket
The exterior OF tho building brilliantly iliu.
minated and q dozen calcium tights reelected the
national coors from window On either side OF
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