New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

VOTERS.
The Tammany mass-rneetng last NIGHT was over
flowing with numbers and enthusiasm. Mr.. Kelly
was greeted with tine hearties' applause. and his
speech was received with great favor. Lieuienant-
Governor Dorshoimor. SIS Cox. Asse mbl MAJ Grady
Charles W Brooke ana others also spoke. An adj
dress TO the Democratic voters OF the State, giving
Tammauy's reasons for opposing Robinson and sup
porting Kelly, was adopted.
THE AUDIENCE AND THE SPEAKERS.
SCENES N THE HALL AND ABOUT IiE slREEr
srANDs-GI.L limos FOR TIE LEADERS o. InE
PAETY.
An immense crowd of Democrats met at
Tammanv Hal at evening to celebrate the bolt and
to support the KelyPotier ticket Frevork. AMI cleo
trc lights summoned the tail hiul host. Aereat banner
was sisre Ddri over the mialc OF the bearing
te oi john Kelly for Governor, AMI the syIacu'e
q, SJ with tue exception OF the head. Flags lununcr
able On ne outside OF tne DIit,ns and also
dccAed Oh, two temporary platforms erected on "a n
site OF tue main entrance. Tho eft-hnnd stand was
covered with German placarls, and from u German
speaker IN the course II tle oy,nug Addressed many
Grlmapr. From the platform Oh the ief, driirtrd IN
part he ado uon II tne contract system o at"r I'D
State pr,ons" lsrle banner d.cii-, ~ several
speakers made addresses lu lesn 10 ire street crowd
OF bout 400 person. Chinese Lanterns and hr..i
band added tue outside festivities. ali tAe caccsins
was load and frequent.
Ice principal speakers were or the platform in ihe liS
hail. which denaciy pac@td ia tic spao is l"li'iy
and Tie aain Goo- II sucG multitude as Tame
many Hall brings together On " Ast IL o. CARDS MS grio
occasions. Fag' Largo ana small, adorned the gallery
front and the walls. over tho platform cartoon
represent ug Mr. 1den with lett eye closed, fia-
Ing before "a blackboard aud spelling k.i'im thus;
" Uhc lon's shalgs for m0)" care sure s,ain 70
Of tIe great reform candidate also stool ON h- p. 80
deu's liable. Tie lid Assembly District C.ur.i4a
T.
Vic marched the Hall with trausVarcucie Coroner
Woltran choercd be came on tho pa.forn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dorshcmtr'a arrival drch out
storm of applause which Was led by +. j.. Sp'n'ia.
Coroner WO introduced David Dudley Field AZ the
president OF the meeting His maiden speech Ia lam
many Hall partly subdued by the band ouis" nd
Temporarily interrupted ID the appearance " Augustus
echelL Tue chez. ing had hardly died away and NE.
Fiold resumed than the cry went forth. Here comes
John Kelly I" Five hundred hats were n tie ar aui 10
cheering was trem' ndOu Mr. Kelly looked pleas, adj
made very modest bow. whom the applause died
away some one proposed three cheers Tor Nr. Kelly,
which drew forth "a second outburst Congressman Cox
entered az the time and was lost sight or b. ms
Kelly hurrah. When Mr.. Field stopped there wcre
cheers and calls for Mr. Dorshemrr. but the secretary
read few names Il printed list of 80 yice-grc'i-
dent, and 40 and Major Quincy gead l'ng
address t. the Democrats OF tao state, which Ms re-
aucnty applauied aad unanimously adopted.
Lieuienanf-Govesnor DorshclmeI's steHtorian voice
cononled for .Iitle while with the band on side.
which shouting tue Battle CIV OF Freedom and
then broke down. partially from hoars3nesi Inc crowd
cheereI and urged him on. HIS arriignment OF Mr.
Tden FOR seeking dsorgan'z the Democracy OF The
county to gaiu HE selfish ends repeatedly ny
pau.ed When he asked why Nj. Iilden Was trying 20
get hold OF the ballot through his inspectors
OF elections voice cried. ITO stun EN-" and ts
crowd approved the sentiment. Great shouting Of "AO'
was heard when the speaker declared that Robinson
could not he elected.
After some addresses the cries for John Kelly
were answered by tho cdndidate's stepping forward
amid long aud deafcning applause. Tae word passed 10
the street Mr.. Kelly speaking and there
rusn to get upstairs that quick blocked the stairway.
other speakers followed MI Kelly and the meeting wa
not adjourned until after IL o'clock.
THE SPEECHES.
David Dudley Field upon taking the chair addressed
the meeting at length. He remarked that II lie
first speech I'm Taminauy Hail. but he WIN the ~
gauizaion in the struGgo and would do all he
ably mgh for Its success. The nomination Of GoY'rnoi
Robinson not binding upon tine Democratic voters
began political life With tho Governor a. boer
Boiling ~ excellent thing at times. We vii
not VIC cannot vote tor Governor Robin'on," he said
"but will FOR true Democrat and honest man
ard will ask all Other Democrats OF the state to vote iOI
him also"
L.cutenant-Governor DOrsheimer reviewed tie pro
cecdings Of the Syracuse Convention. aud regretted
rnat there should have been any division In the Demo
cratic ranks a time important as tAe present aud
after the party eainrd control OF both Houses u
Congress and elected it, candidate Tor IIesdent VINO
git 10 take MS seat ait, ward lie had now
come to unite with the Democrat OF thr CITY ~ ms
"a 1cati0n OF the animation OF john Key Tor Gov
ernor the rest 0f The Democratic state ticket Aei
referring the succosses 81 tie DenorrIic p1fiy 40
his since 1872, ho spoke of tho lstion which
was inanlfcs ed the 81 LOnis tOnN cnon to The nom
nttlon of Mr. ridden ~ SAID Il Was the coliiinn -
tween tcpub leans and ID mrsttis. 10 when both Gov
erna ; NJ ~ n 'p T., i5 ~. VIA r'" no
Democratic party should pe defeated t.is YEAR
Il Na fIVth al Nf4l
Combination. IAt Shis pom, Mr. Dnr.hei1rr osi
cnmtr.i an his vote. Int frc,fa gave INN a nice, a
eison peel. aud he soon resuli,d speak ~ Il vss
certainly curious spectacle. Dr. SAID 10 see MI ihGen
conspirng With those who had che aied nam o. oice
lie fearful thar his domination i0r President w"ui
b. opposed in 1850. All the removals ANA appointments
ii' 'S, or aud She r''y va Of ' tG Pie
iuadr thc puTpo-. q oDtiIuug c0Hiroi 81 re
docs az want contr0, of he ballot boxes g. trrie- =
though II - ne Only one Whlcn S'H''- me pia" l"'@
mucTacy oI TIA" safc, hc coHtlnUcl. was Iui ~
the defensive he acOn o. Csc so cu,' Convention
Tho rnsih" against IS '""tS' Va sncn I'"'hO, 20
created Oh tus continent q hundred years ~" a iee
ann all tong the ime- OF raI roan. the people were
awakening 10 he nec ssy o. peace ana nsrnons ~ ne
yscor tserc Mere no signs - ,,an or brin-n cover.
nor could he elected. aud lac ony ID NO
| crtt IN nomunt"i WAC would Dc c'rpd Mas Joan
xiv Cucer. ana a9pi.uso). VINO n elected. womb We
/ fhltuiul 40 tAe parry aIu lts principles
tnIrrs W Bfooke spoke o. tnc pocn'iarifies ~
b,lrrs II. =, ierr If to The politics of ia faoi, ililr
! Wen the chii!rrn Of I,rae' boiled IA EsFpt aui
/ were io owed by The armies al Pharaoh. Governor
Robinson han Lost te cnurrnc" Oi tue - .hiucrtl0
pls. aud ~ would MOI support him. III tlr i.-, tTo
vtur e drrs hal pccu aulp ried D. t" Trend. -
lsOulusOn linden; the Nes usf~ al" Cnuic.c- Hsd
Deu Sc n-lAe. ~." 81 Iiis aht sctoo-I iti,t nsi'
pnuarlcs had stcrpcd INTO Their llsC 10. John l. lF
Wa .lc go ied"n trc Democratic pasly ilOm tna
e,.i .nfl .erce ~ GraucrcJ Puk
! PAiticN COwdn VINO Nominated john & jacob. Tor
Governor 20 tle Jracu,- Convention, lid i1- Olner
! thin-,' come Ia bt!.- JOu sooo n @o ifpm 30
County ~ saratoga. We "u. oar lights ana lao iug
tom viii ~ tAcn. k.ON ON thng a. tiIs -Nl1-
/ cuse Convention. when l arrived tlcre ioIiia no
ID nocrat p.rty a,yided ana knew IL InN duu %
tfy and the division. cll0 upon john h as NnO
i -.... H.. I. II . : a