New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
MIR. KELLY'S TOUR.
A LARGE MEETING AT TROY.

iFEeH 4 -PfCIAI spHif. ~rD*bhNI 90 tbs iHifiNt.l
Troy, Oct. 11.-Joln Kelly and Erasius
Corning came o thIs city from Albany th- morning ana
inspected Tie grcat Il, stool works y lr Kelly
was passing through The fouuder,s bo ncosn zcd
by many 81 the worsmcn. TheY pressed around him.
shook him ty the hand and m soie caste expressed i'
intention Of voting Tor him FOR Governor Al the couc
sion of his visit. h. returned 10 bcny and dnrd Win
Mr. CORNING. Tonight he returned with Ar IiasNn
and Maurice f. Holahn. and addressed large meeting
which was held in his honor ~ the Irsvod Opera Hou-e
The Hon. : :. Cox mad intended - accompany The
party, compelled to journey 10 New YORK on ac
count of the 81 iden sickness Of hi' wife.
The visit of SIr Kelly not under as favorable
political conditions 70 hoped he would encounter
"a fortnight ago by the AutRpb!uson democratic Ih're
has been a fierce struggle among the Robinson Demo
crate who have control 81 the d. Ocrdtic orgauizaion
over the nomination for sneria ~ this county. Mayor
Murphy Is ihe Boss Of tha Democratic party OF tie
city. favored the candidacy fpr sheriff OK james u.
Ingram. Chief OF the Fire Department. and popular
man. An eqna Is popular man. Edward !. Fitzgerald
The present County Treasurer also an a~pfani Tor
the uonlnaau. The friends Of Fitzgerald threatened
il he was not nominated they would bolt the ticket
They encouraged Ia nis az itude hY the AuiiK!-
irson Democrats, vino hoped - build zap out OF the ele-
ments thf. oppositi strong party orgauz un Tor
the support or Mr. Kelly for Governor. Inc D.mo-
cratic County Convention Was held thc present wees,
and Ingram Nominated. some oi tine delegate AMI
several contc.fing delegations that bad been rejected.
1T once left the convention hall ard he'd convention
TO ne Intense stoni-hren of yer, one m the convcu-
tion Ffz,cr,jd declined mn, nomuatlon Tne imDro-
yiscd ~ adjourned for week to re-
forced ftz'ci,ll ouf OF ihc lci oy putn. upon nm
business pressure through ors - the bank 81 fuy.
Inr result has been To- temporarily dcmor"Le te Anti
Robinson Democrats Of roy
TIL MEETING.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE.
The G,1swold Opera IIou-e 10 which the meeting vas
held L. fiue agro ihca. hvngan ens.yc n1or area
.saiieIie-. 1he npor. galleries and -iare
were filed with multitude intent upon hearing Mr.
K,y- address Tie audience largely composed oi
wurRluCmon. IN Albany. This Iro i,'s To- ie
characteristic Of all Of The meetings during Mr. ke''s
tour Mr. Kelly WAS welcomed with great cordially ~
the audience; applause and cheers IN greeting follow
Ing ono another for several minutes. The meeting
was called 90 order by John II. Colby leading Demo
cratic politician this city. VINO named Joseph h. Vie
klnson as the chairman OF Poe meeting
TnE PHELIMINAEY SPEECHES.
Maurice T. Hoauan, au A--embynan frem New
York. was the first speaker It's speech wa- minute
history of the removal OF County CLERK Gum1 i0n aud
Police Commissioners Nichols and smith of Ncw-iorS.
Tie audience listened with more interest to these tales
OF dccapita than had been believed possible n' Lc
Robinson STATE Committee when they heard cf ,Ir.
Kelys Intended tour among thc country Democrats and
discussed tLe subjects OF h.s speeches. Mr. ITO alan
constantly spoke ms chief ~ Honest John Keg."
Ts epffhoi received with great flyor hy tc audi
cucc. 70 h.s speech Nr Ini'hsn also related 'Nr .i-
rps Dat Ted 60 lWut.gs bolt nf Syracuse. H.
asserted ihsr tne yof"o tar"" dereate. Hl b,cn
purchase ps a., Ii"n aui Il !n.pn nnaa f- oi fh"
Dao lrr,g orr h--es IN CLOSING is speech. Mr Ior-
lon denounced Governor Robinson ioi cN, fns irill-
lrtiu- or fo-oufrerors o . iah1l Hf c.usirs in te
s,|,' , 49,, .,ir of sfa,.s m sing sir PRISON by te
conviofs tins dcauuc.lfon OF Governor Robinson urt
yll approval ,ftae aolai' i4.i in .he audience
f eu,reeic manner of ~pe kug ppp arlf icd
tle "oli Nh.o.-.oi., styi,.' He inquire, ine whole
I u d.. D. /. " IT. D F..
lis v0rll,ruu- zones ani enc a' W't rn"n- -rrh'!
amused the crowd. Fualv tnev te-au 20 laugh a. HIM.
@id came nclr .au ,hiu- lim on tnc staso. Mr. IIa-n
G~rliei li- c. -fc ,'ch o. praise of Mr. Kelly nnoia
DE- Called the "Irsi-Ancrcn c,ni'oat. Tor g. 'y,fl.,
eul criticism of Governor Robinson. once Doe turned
aside 90 -uoak .f ihc Dcm"ciatc defeats 10 blaine and
so le mentioned ihat Tie Gi,crlacscls OF Maine nal
po cl -5 600 Fotea roar OF 'Xlii1uou went up fo.
nr aud cnco ai ni niinn OF th7 ihr ana tne 'lHi'r
0of ed surprised H was unaware of tnc strength oi
fhc GloenDacE party ~ ROY I'J way many w i.'
noinpeis were in he audience L. jlrrsu'on, me s'c-
rrtars oI th. Ia-, state Donscnuon oi lie >uiional
Grecnbacl-Ipos Par 80 sat IA scat directly before hc
John H. s'rahau described. be had done at Ainany
he luglt before. tae bills pa, ed by lhr la-i irtc J.
AiLfhes. lae . Ms. -,ra4an said. had enable Mr KrI,
fo or.,lucr ''i rNIcr5., ol Nrw-lork CIV tDTe.HHr
l il.a.'. aci oa u ,loilc bids tinl Nou'l Aavo ie-
ducc, tle tax Cd, Atw-iork C' Was d,aoun. red.
MIR. KELrY's ADDRESS.
Mr. K'v ON coming forHa rd. greeted With cUocr
upof cheer Ho sall that he had been fo before lcl,-
ir 81 , York that he h.d uo friends T,oy. Certainly
tnerc were friends in tAc aud ucc. lie hal come 10 ap
uraI o the people OF Troy maintain Democratic priu-
,tles because the Democratic party was eraGu t b,-
mg destroyed by the money of unscrupuou' m.n. Tie
SYRACUSE touyenuor," h. s1li. " wg. bought by Tile
agents of nau Who i- seeking tac Prcsicuov of o.,
yait.i s.ctes." Mr Kct .1cn, .n reply to question
i'm "a r. Df,on CIRCULAR said: ryas 10 iu.a the Demo
cratic party. WY. are trying 10 preserve A. TIM
many Dan has been trie 10 the pcopc; it ls lu
'..trr 10 hi ov Mr. Iilen or Mr. Il pusnn 10 destroy
Ier orc iz lfiun hoc1u.c SIZE diris Wi ihcmon pOuu
.nouI support Tins az cr h" bad said tnf ne j.
a.ain elected hc ng ia hs power to DESTROY
l:obuspus uhy-icu. condition IL such that hr canno
discharE ihc duues oi hi. ohce lii- hand Is SD par
oyyra lnat lc cannot wute aud ms l-nt poor
,r"iy svuinsihze viii him Hs son is the rcil GOV
ernor Mh ~ elect tie SON Governor! hr Kelly thcn
criticised GOV rnof huhnrnls statement lh -l~ itl
message tsrrorl.ng Nj. Kcllv that people should
not be- educated beyond their sphere In i's opinion
children should have every chance 10 Obtain Higher
education. Mr. Kelly. IN soner way, tnen criticised
fhe tnison MANAGEMENT, SAYING that lie Thought u
mistake to put conyicts at work which would deprive
workngmen of employment hciefilng 10 Mr. lNd'n.
he .d: He went lutD ne oiuttun for the Presidency
tha put the party I'm bad position. Has he shown
brave sliti l'ut lime 10 unl,t upon some lan who
20 forward ant take 1t. think the Republican party
has made 1t clear that Sr ridden tempted - DiDr the
Electoral Commissioners TO give him the Presidency.
Isn't IL get lid OF man who has suen dark and
devious waysf \ puulcAuo" oi the party uy cdsths
1ildcu aud Robinson, Is necessary. Whatever may
be the result of tns election IN the county, let me say
that the County ofNeW 1oik WI give ne np9nl oyer
all the candidates tAppnuseI II isn't John Kelly that
they Will give thls iuJprlJ o-l"f thcle are On lus
mon IN Ecw-Nork state wiser than krAY-Dut
il Is to the man representing Principle ThiS leeng
a perce gIDe all the State. These men taking
obont their honesty and they very malignant To-
ward Tammnuy Hal. They cannot destroy H. viii
he victorious We Will poll the largest number oi votes
I'm that county. We would be icss than men Nc wee
IA subit 10 the insults Of Lucus Robinson Ifthere
any you have doubts a. 10 the course You shoup
rursuc II you Will examine the question yOu viii nnu
iat In order 10 buiid up the Democratic party n VIII
rt be necessary destroy the VINO are trying to
destroy the party"
MIR Kelly and his party returned 10 Albany iuime-
dlalrly after the meeting. On Monday De viii 20 -
Icu ~ here in the evening. be Wiz deliver address
,n company with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dorshrlucr.
congressman y Z. Cox, . H. Potter, Thomas l. Crazy,
NJ T. IlO!ahan and JOnu b. ilskin.