New-York tribune., 1879-09-30


sans caused some confusion aud disorder. An adj
dress TO voters attempting to give for sup
porting tine Syracuse ticket was adopted. Letters
we're read from lIoratio Seymour, Senator Herman,
Abram s. Hewitt. Lyman Trumbull. Henry Waiter
son. and other prominent Democrats, and speeches
were made by Franklin Edison, Gilbert C. Walker,
John McKcon, George NJ. Beebe, and others.
THE AUDIENCE AND THE SPEECHES
The nomination of Governor Robinson and
the rest OF the Syracuse Ticket ratified lythc Anti
Timmany Democrats NJ the Cooper In.tute last night.
Not only herca meeting h'd m the great hail of
the institute, hat meetings organized in the plaza
north Of the building. The hall hed early in tie
evoninc-seat aj,cs and rlatform-wih great multi
Too decorations few. consisting Of Ameri-
l-s thc s'io walls o. The hall and on TIE walls
above tho nlt orm Above the cnarinan's seat was
'arEc oil portrait ~ Lucus Robinson. sumounted
hy sheet of clnvos hearing the inscription:
= The Standard Bearer OF Democracy of The
state or rcw-York" The audience in tie
hail was not wholly composed Of thc adhcreats Of
Governor Rahuson There were mary friends ~ John
Kelly the other Democratic c,uidn'e for Governor
present; ard they resented with hls,es attacks
;hat We're made npoa him during The evening. Upon the
pszq there had been erected platfora- which
covered hunting and fres. ~ the discharge of
Grrvos crowd dri around the stands m The
cours" o. tac evening. who were entertained win
speeches by t;e minor Aut-T~ NY orators.
The platform % the great rail vas tensely occupied
H. humble ni har OF the Anti fammauy organ zatirn.
Among tIe better lowu politicians present were nelson
J. Waterbury,. Jordan l.. Mott. Hubert o. Thonpfon
Emauucl T.. Hurt John ID. Cousain. Coroor E!lingcr
lgfus ". Anders. John McK-on. Ambrose H. Pnrly.
TIMOTHY scca nn: Thomas Mcspedon. The assemble gs
called 20 pclor 80 o'clock hY ey.AdcrTnan Nach.
or r.r,a, deseTt.r from Tsnlsny. He named
Franklin Ei7o1 president n te Proiucc Exchange. "a
permanent Chairman. Nj Elson in n brlcf speech be-
ore taking tho chair praised the administration Of
Governor Brh iis economical management q
t'c caua. Tnc ling Of tae names = large number
o. ric,D-,iien's ana ,ecreiarirs followed. The
oi John l. inAman, nubcrt .. thompson ana Fci'r
Mitchell v.Ir hi-sef Icy th" Ilmniauy mch pIcacu
JpHn H. Fcovs ihan read IN ecdIess " To the Demo
crate aut indere1idani electors o e state hch had
een rrcgsrel e' contirs W. declared tfs. s o. tf
moneutous which The people .; nc Empire state nave
iur years been called upon u decide pon its result
based upon principles Of economy and retrcnchment,
shall upheld aud more firmly e.tsD.ned or whether
ability ani III icncy accomplished such reforms sEsu
b. withdraw. aud the affairs OF state he
ment OF tubc nd private a.,rs nave lad the eject 10
aud industries. ana hayr been equally advantageous 70
the laDorer ana The capitalist; Cuder convictions
We recognize VOlltlcal and moral obligation ia uphold
ux faithful public servants, whO engaged IN success
nl but constant struggle wlth 'Xtrlyassnce and cor
duty by popular oiamor. or intimatcl by party revolt
TIE rrtecfiuu of clus Robinson and his able stan ui
oi noi merely inst tribute % private worm ana
oil :ai int guty. but II Is imperatv'y "einandrdi we
desire 20 rerpeirae soond and economical state GOV
ornncnt. The detection OF II political clique from tao
nominee oi tie -tI3cH-r Conf' H1o whcn properly nh-
dcrsio'd cnAsit"io' ihe highest testimony OF Ms hcy
and friene,-. . , - ,,
positive combination Of tnat body VITA le Kepuoeans
II continued with these Words AT Ills tine, watch
iuns.s snd rclcts energy denunded for the pro-
toctOn OF punlic Interests, Shlu W. De ground down
bt wrcu the milis,onCs % the Re9uDlcau machine and
M ,,e Ia tsnua} Inn I'm, S II hoti The oae@ti0ns oennx ~
ltsit-a
, "a ,p of i,scrtulou. politicians WIN
the approaching Presidential asuiatans have
DO appropriate connection, and ale introduced OILY 20
create divisions ard anm0sitie and divert attention
from fhe Immediate and primary duty OF perpcuIting
~ the Empire state an aciniuislra,on femaiKane ior
purity. economy ana independence In tine language oi
lncus Robinson n his letter accepting rcnomnaiion
Governor, the ssues involved Ia me election concern
only the good government OF the STATE
The address Was adopted "id me ioso.u9hs ION we're
aud especially Of Governor Robinson lie Was declared
he bc peer OF the ah'est ana best G"Vefnors tie
state has had. His administration was reviewed
at some and great stress was laid on H. alleged
economy AID reduction OF the burdens OF TAXATION The
sturdy noes" from the back part Of the hall, where
Lester Is. Faulkner, Chairman OF the Democratic
eJ w. escrpton OF the s1racIse Convention
lie claimed TamIuauy mad been treated win CON
sheraton when be mentioned John kelly's name.
rroonged cheering from the Tainmany meu followed.
Te AntiTammsuy men responded with cheers FOR Gov
error Robpson and only the presence OF large force
OF policemen scattered through the nail prevented
conflict between the factions.
ADDRESS OF EX-GOVERNOR WALKER.
Gilbert {. Walker, Ex-Governor OF Virginia. declared
that the regular Democratic party should not dle and
even the savage touaha ~k. upifed by the hsno of
Tsmuny would fail OF its aud recO upon the
uckes. scsps of present po-sessors" He said that
his campacn was remarkable that their opponents
declined to JOIN Issue with them upon tho only subjects
positon they had adoubleheaded one and perhaps
Two heads better than one. II Que was 0ulfs
head. Langhter In the rst place .hey hsd tne Kr;
publican head. which was by Tar the largest and
by fur the most dangerous DID the Rspuoiicans
lin i.sue with the Democrats upon the great |
subjects Ieicrm In State administration the reduction
1d S and and tIs the S%
OF th- Republican party lADplausel Aud the sensto-
rial polio, With the krenness Oi IN, prseIced poesu
saw TINS vt the Saratoga Convention. Tee entire hope
OF spub lean party lay IN the attempt 10 divert be
Of the people from tness real issues TO Tie ne
cey OF preserving the results 0f the late war ana the
cry against rebel brissders g., ,., l.. ,
having Huniber "froosl brsadere in the Consress of
the United States, eut IS there any more asnker frqm
happens us, sse oi these orgssrs aoes hod cabinet
pos,iion Now the south maintained her Influence IN |
the Government by always putting forward her best
men, durng he war pursued That same policy Con-
seqlenty her pest men became brigsdiers, ana when
H. wsr closed her brixsdIers naturally became mem
bers Congress and Senator'S l this be 90 waat rig
have the Republicans to condemn the Ieop.e OF the
south for exsrcsng such inalenable rights as
you and exercise. anu IN preesS,eS ps, - ,se ',ni ,n
are disturbing friendsi II Is the Solid south For
fifteen years have been with these people ana closely
watched the course OF eVsns' ana tel you toh.snt
there Is solid south. made so by Republican misrue
point Nj walker was ny "a cry o |
Olestion" and sOIDe disorder followed. When II bad
suisided somewhat some one called out, " on, !
LEI IL 90; give something about state affairs
which was at applaudcd, aud tie speaker, |
after a few hasty remarks Ia regard 10 the interruption,
continued: was about indicating 10 YOU Le SAID,
some Of the points, and Ae aD5ufdlty Oi hsin, upon
which the Republicans appeal for the support oi tbe
neoDle and uIou which they must triumph. thev trl-
iDpA at all" " They will" some one cried Right
shouted another. and there was more disorder Ihen
ove m ms opinion that the other head OF the oppOsi
ana be he regretted thai Mr. Kelly lad taken such an
upnariotc and undemOcrac course he even yet hoped
thst they mgt see the Ianmany men ike the prodigai
son return once more TO the parental rsDche scntl-