New-York tribune., 1879-09-16

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OF the Syracuse Convention. except Lucus Robin
son, should receive the votes Of the organization.
THE MEETING.
In the large hall of the basement OF Tam
many Hall there gathered yesterday afternoon the
members of the Committee on Organization or the DEM
ocraiic organization OF the city which takes It's name
from the building. II the first meeting since the
Syracuse Convention and doubtless even the most loyal
adherent OF the organization had slight opprehen-
sion the rumors Of the numerous deserdons since
" the bolt" might prove true aud be revealed III q
scauty attendance the committee meeting. But the
han crowded. nearly every member OF the commit
tee being present. and many members of the Tammany
Han organization not connected with the committee.
Action OF interest Democratic voters throughout the
State taken during the meNting II was opened by
tho election of Police Justice Dlfy chairman. lie
boldly anticipated the thought Of ali present by asking
charmon of the several delegations present to report
frankly the opinion Of their followers on Tanmany's
course SyIacuse.
REPORTS FROM THE DISTRICTS.
The representatives OF the Assembly Districts IN the
southern section OF the city said that tse mcIhors OF
their organizations heartily approved Of Tammany's
departure from the convection and Subsequent nomina-
ton of John Kelly for Governor They had not dis
covered ery dissension. Civil Justice Campbell said
that the Win Assembly District Association intended 10
raise " John Kelly banner ID few days. The repre-
sentative OF the WIN Assembly District Association
sad The ncfcn - delegates at Syracuse n,ots
with cordial approval In behalf of our Governor.
Joun Kelly, We VIII go TO work" The Villa A.
sembly District rcprcsenatvc saidi The feei-
~ ,of,l o,r con ,nttfee ts un.nlu,ous on IN,
subject; We ItcuI 10 raise Eoily banner tomorrow
night" Colonel Gi1n OF the lAin As-tmoly District,
said Il found Farm Of pcOYc awaiting my arrival
home from syracuse, aud after they had heard what We
had done they tnon aud there o'gauz.da john Kelly
Kiln Assembly District; " There Is only exception
70 thc rule oi GGQc'cen'e ID tne Souoh OF our dceaales
81 syracuse. He l. opposed 10 llen ani whcn he sees
that I'M. Il Ihcn hght lhh Ae VIZ ne hnle 10 act
WI tt us- ' ~ dn., ,b'nt " any ~ an. M fI,yy
iNsilct 7hn' uni ,llhh "'N oi our n'n iailsr'
We are goiuG 10 sti'k 10 THIS Organization ~ t Is VIC
torDu-." General spnOla spoke Tor the XVIII ASSEM-
bh District rs f0lioNSi I'VE nave organized Kelly
Cub ana ntcnd To III u with the frccmen oi the dis
election district In That way we VIII wipe
ont Cipher Ally. Our heYy banner Is uniurled."
sad: very sorry for the withdrawal OF Senator
Ecclcslne IL my life have belonged 10 three political
/ organizations | have stuck by them tn they went
down Ia the drsf, ana :hall sica by this" JuG.o
Koch, of the AXIst Assembly District. said; "We
viii do our 10 Ccfeai that old fraud. Lcius Robin
p,, fo XyrViu Assembly Disric In he roi,r-c
OF III remarks pressed the ind raOn OF Tie Orgauil-
ian as foliowsi II am -atiened that there IL
no serious detection I'm my district We nave
three john helly Cluns arehcy, ana thali nave
ratification meeting tomorrow night sciI-prrserya-
son. An lei M say hero that would rather be poor
inan nsdc of Iammany Hal than Thomas Dunlup cut
side Of 1anmany with $4,000 charity money, which
.Johu Kelly gave NM"
ADDRESS by JOHN KELLY
John Kelly had been silent listener to all OF these
sreeches hs face berayng much more interest in them
- g. 49, c-,,uar,,, corce.n,nq tr. most ,l,.,,t
- " ,,ssd h,s cororades and was orcctcd INV
lie now addresses" ms co'"',u's' "nu WIS eiooe" ~
them with hearty cheers. lie SAID, IN SUBSTANCES
co,tc,,cr 7 uropose TO have rrafa large number OF
letters which nave been awaiting my return They agree
m r,mcDf with what yom nave been uttcring here
ia ia ny v sLor Won hat the onposiio 10 the RI. ec,
w 80 inyern,r Robinson is MOI confined To tlIs ritv
Wle was IN the City OF Oswogo tao hundred per-
sous o1cu mon ,,, u a. ii az
,heiT % cf oi,n was nnt s"n ns5
es The election of dele gales to the state Convention
cy tbnmrht that fdcn was corrupy endesyoring To-
eisnItv 10 hnye him elected Piesident, because he
would shrink at nothing IN that orce accomplish bis
ends. They therefore urs'u I ~ l., nam our posi-
ilon, nhd 1Ysuog v"e" ,oe iuvn roi "Ia in hD s"o'
l shall p3n rs many ~, 'o''S as h"vinTom' IT.
th,s state 10000 yoie- Thcre disposition on the
part OF some men % u c"ro VI ms c"uhtl{ hiu -
the corruption OF ofeonyenti3ns. u Inc gsnture ana
pciaIs ol lne lnuci'ig @ Mn I'm NJ h cDn % ,u u" oi"'IS 2
judiciary for protection Wien these men shall get pos
session o yonr u's Nv i ,en' @ " The iary N"
o an tini tne interests Of The common people are
hest served by that party When FOR selfish
purposes irtlns 20 Sos o9vsSo % " 80, ou @ -, % NJ
~ NH III ~ nv uower
poor OF this country are getting poorer and poorer
and Tue rlch tl,hoi 1nI ilo'si , h uJ 80, 80
.na, unless the uDortr voting classes protect
themse'VSs 'ney VI" not that ';overnor Rnbnson'
&. I'm thr of %
nomination MI ia ro ,.o,n r rho Cn,i eoarI T., keen
M tn,, ~, tne cannls and tnercby food Was mode
up thc tos "' % ~ ~ ' 70 ifroads a., ,b,i ha rra.
dedrci iOi Si' po,,, ,. ". ar,a,naS tbe 1rht -, ~
n"ie or os, 500 no r.s,iits rt
iV a. Tn.r, are 1000 matters out of employ ment
in Brooklyn in quence OF tne manufacture OF mats
10 the pflsons pt We ,i,1 70, ,p" y,,i1 , o. -
~ 49, ~, h,rsnu In mis- county at loasf 10 900 votes
- AZ v.lfy 6,c,atcd nloul the following re,olu-
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trCi Uhultt.Ne nv " "a ~. ~. , a., .,