New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

If the campaign goes on at its present rate,
Governor Robinson won't get sate-money.
The announcement that Secretary Evarts
will speak III Ncw-York during the campaign is sure
promise OF some brilliant ANA fOrchle speeches.
George b. Sloans refusal to accept re-
nomination to the Assembly Is believed to indicate
intention of retiring from active participation IN politics
for time
1t is authoritatively made know that persons
desiring vote for rAttomey-General schooDmakers
election should drop Jr." from his name. he has
But the number OF persons W N hardly
be- large enough to make Dir. Schoonmakcr Attorney
General.
The UHca Obserrer says. "Mr. Kelly's rati-
aca,iOn meeting a curious aiflr Mr. David Dudley
Field who boasts that he voted the Democratic
ticket, presided. and MI william Dorshelmer. has
voted other ticket since Grant dismissed HIM
from office, made the leading speech"
Controller OlcOtt declined a denomination
before the Syracuse Convention met ground
he must office and reenter active business.
Now he accepts d enomnation-probably because he
that his little project OF retirenent Is likely 70 be
carried out with the assistance OF majority Of the
voters OF the state.
1t Is announced that Senator Herman will
take the stump for Robinson about the 10th October
aud will place himself the disposal Of the Tden
state Committee from that time onward 1t Is said
that Ex-Governor Seymour will be heard the side
before campaign closes. II Senator Herman
the soporihc effect he produced In the Syracuse Con
yentlOn # win be necessary to send through the
state before election to wake up Tiiden
That rather impoltic remark of John Ke
lys did expec, be elected but that he did
expect TO defeat Governor Robinson kept standing at
the Tden papers throughout the STATE
to refresh the wrath of the faithful Mr. S. s. Cox's
playful statement at Tammany Hall Thursday night
that they had done thing-they had settled Gov
crnor Robmson's case sure" was good deal IN the
same vrin aud viii be received with the same variety
OF emotions.
viii the Tilden papers which steadily assert
that the reports of Kelly gains mere brag and
buster please give their views upon the remarkable
vote In the County Convention OF Oswegoi Thi- was
not a boilers but the regular Democratic Con-
venuon. Resolutions presented ndorsing the Adj
mnistratlon o Governor Robinson, ana ratliying his
nomination. Under ordinary circumstances such reso-
lutions respecting the nominee OF tho pa:ty would be
adopted whatever might be the personal feeling OF the
convention toward him But by an extraordinary vote
Of 137 20 the resolutions rejected amid cheers
for kelly and foier" In other words, the regular
ucally along aide Oi tne regular OfeahlIaoh vt New
Yor. In opposition 90 Governor koDnson's reflection.
II Is tcne thst Ihe OsWegO Palladium Is on the Cover
noPs s.de but me very zeai whieA II II sompeled To
use begging its constituents 10 support him shows
tcans predlet thar keilys vote IN Oswego County Will
be a. large as EobIusOns.
Controller 0lcott adopted the singular course,
in letter Of acceptance of attacking large portion
of party which is supporting him. His references
to Tammany generally, and TO Mr. Kelly individually.
are angry and contemptuous lie says that the Demo
cratic party of the State for Its struggle In purifying
itself deserves the confidence and support OF the honest
men OF all parties" This s about plain ankuson To
the alleged driving out" OF Tammany-wh Is the
way the Tlldcn always put it--as could well be
made But reference 10 Mr.. Kelly individually Is
fairly scoruful Mr.. OcOtt says the Democratic party
represents organization sufficiently strong In its
good purposes TO Withstand the threats Of one who
oeasing to control destroy H. To-day the party
STANDS before the people freed by It's own action from
a Darnaces
selves IT," Tho letter, teleeraphed TO the New
York papers, r,ad-no doubt by abuuder OF tho wire
version however. printed IN party organ at Albany Is
as quoted 80 that Mr. Olcott came about as near