New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

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ORiny. r. Brooklyn said he Thought IN
entire tickes ought ~ be nominated, bot J."
WAS orerrulel ami the motion was passed. Tue
COMMITTEES retired and Was absent about ten
minutes.
ErIIY's NOMINATIOH 4 SURE RISE
Nrutenant-Gogcuor D,r.heimer upon return
ing took place on the platform. Then
in a formal manner. he said that Che
committee recommended that tho convention
should proceed az once to the nom'na-
ton Of a candidate for Governor. and also tha,
committee OF fifteen should DO appointed to take
such action on the rcrnanierof Che ticket rs might
be necessary IN the failure.
The announcement was received almost in silence.
There were only few approving cheers and tho
report was adopted mcchan cay.
Again coming To- the front IL the stage. Licuten-
ant-Govrrnrr Dorsheimcr addressed the cOnvcn-
ION. Durng his short speech he was apparently
somewhat embarrassed. and clothed his
thoughts in words with difficulty. lie
nominated John Kelly for Governor. Some
~ the Tammanv Hall delegates were evil
dently aware that Mr. Kelly was TO be nominated
for they instantly began TO appland but the
Rlsss of the delegation were surprised, and stodly
received the news. Ar. Dorsheimer closed
his speech by saying that be had been
personally acquainted with all che, Gov
no man was bottcr fitted for the position than Mr.
Kelly. 1ammany had by this time recovered from
its amazsnent and heartily cheered the statement
o. b. Potter. Mr.. Kcliy's candidate for Congress
against James O'B.en q year agl. seconded the
nomination. He detailed Mr. kelly's Efforts to
save monev for the city of NeW-YoTk by having
laws passed by the Legislature.
MR. KELIY'5 SPEECH.
The convention then began calling for Mr.. Kelly
and soon gratihed by his appearance
On the stage. The enthusiasm that bad been
lacking when Mr. Kelly was nominated for Gov
ernor was now. when the man himself ap-
pearcd, exceedingly great. Every man in the
convention leaped 20 his feet and. franticaly way
ing his hat. chcered for Mr. Kelly again and again.
A. the cheering finally diving away. one man
said Three cheers for Governor Kelly" aud three
cheers were given.
Mr.. Kelly spoke as follows:
MR. CHAIRMAN and GENTLEMEN: thank you for this
compliment that you nave pal me. IL Is compliment
to me- because he vote lat see hero shows pretty
clearly from your hearts and from your
iips alone lApp'au-e o conse dom expeci 10 10 be
have no such antlcipaon Iexpect, however, to defeat
~, people Of The County of New-fork: expect To- hc
able Governor Robinson after lac has retired
grievous WRONG great wrong aga the Democratic
patty. only i'm the County II NewYorh hat In every
county Of This state APP an'e In his rel AT he
VI nave time 10 reflect upon what DE- has done, and
| hope Will be able to convince himself that he
Las surrounded himself " tn ca-s OF men WHO have
simply hr,n lqu'-i W.o have simply been selfish m
vliuas looking more pa,icniry 70 tleir own inter-
rats than the interests of Governor Robinson aud
hope too that be- Will b. the 10 himself that
ht Democratic uat, hs done great dead Tor him ana
that Lc ou-h 10 nave iaN -ulcicnt crcunspcction IN
no rrrioye tlencn from their places IN Ncw-Yara
Who mad committed no offence against the laws OF the
state. or OF u.e county. jApYt-d-r.I
nope that Doe viii %, abe 10 m his Tetiiemen the
act ihlt cOamttot on thc nigIt OF The l7tA OF
Marcel this wacn ne had determined To remove
the manly, open way public official high in
tnoritv Dee Is should nave done ne resorted 90 tine
plan, or ne mimsht ASSASSIN ana ne Dnttinf' Cindc--
% els ne selects a man from bis ollce. entrusts
h,m with the papers Tor the removal OF The County
Clerk Of New YORK lie send MIN on his mission To thnt
great city ANA iIstsad oi going 10 ic County Clerk In
ul' ON u.s. w 1871 s III , 80 49, T. non, 80 sn ~,
ihe c4tIct N'"n Hc h"u ll' 4" az h"',-, hlu
there tne ret cane. pr badly, that individual knows
honor great that n excited MN. aud 10 aud be-
hold ne sends CAT bus ssar, in the city
and Summons tnem To appear at IBIS residence
Mr. Kelly here detailed the facts aud circumstances
regard to me removal Of tie County Clerk and Police
COMMISSIONERS by Governor Robinson. He continued
NV, geutlcmen this has been done by he Governor
number OF D. Opie, rot only In the CITY OF Ncwlurk
hut in the CITY Of Albany. IN relation 10 these matters.
I.s S siT y ' on DAT or your overnmen anS
unless thc American people VIII resent these gradual
cncroachmelts and usorpallons OF power tho NoIy
fabric raised by your forcfatheis viii be destroyed
Now / mean 90 say thar no party. however strong
or pinIdaDlc, can De c0hliu'h ID lis sllchgth
while sach outrageous aeis are committed by tnose
party. Il Is time, then, that this man shal ne
set aside and -eut iu pfiyie / On, ha h. ma 80 his
malice public oIicai commit these overt acts a-aiH
20 lar a. nis convention Is concerned. let say 10
you. ~ SAID TO the convention at Wetug Hail, that
tic Democracy ot the County ~ NeN-1Ck IL perfectly
Wiling d support any candidate that that convention
Appluscl You that I-.chca to thc speeches on mat
ho0f to-day must have been convinced the fact. II
reason convince you, tlat our request not an
uuFory One anu u should nave been responded to 10y
DIE majority OF Tie convention. Bur they iii not
listen 10 these Appeals. They paid no attention
to tncm. They determined 20 force LAcius Robin
SON tuou tnat convention rs wc had told Them IA com.
ffi.f ttfl D.
prs all over TN. STATE thai uudcr 10 olTcun-
the CITY OF New-York to support him. LApplausc.l
Now let That convention. and those connected Wlu "a,
probably Governor WI ind Out after the election
that the majority IN this state 10 heavily against him.
'G6nuemsn, I VIII not dctan yon any longer. THIS
convention, called together as II has been IN few hou
IL surprising 10 mat such lar-o body OF people
could oc ga-hrred suseiher III such snort tine. "A
voice, You Vii have moro On election day iAp-
piauseI nope thea gentlemen. thai YOU VIII continue
IL snow the Interest IN ths matter until election
u ro i and I'jndiceI I'm your Judgment with
full knowledge OF these facts before YOU and with
the determination resOJte as II can be that no s.Cn
man a Iacus Robinson snail b. porpcu ited ia Office.
fApplause.l Aud IL viii show tls men VINO
nave attempted TO force him upon tine people
spirit still remaining In he people to that extent that
wnen aroused Tor tner rights no caucus Tor
more than caucus tnat met taere today
force person upon them AGAINST their VIII ana
AGAINST their Judgment lApoa's'.i ,c.,
ana cneorsl A. sid 10 yOn IN the beginning. uon't
10 De clectCd IUNt 10 rhcn lucds kNTitS "a
YES, yes. you Will DEL While am perfectly sure HAT
am going To De elected, still Will promise you thit
1 viii WORK Just nara II i thOught |
could be elected. lApgiause.l And you know
that when the TamniADy Hall party OF the
CITY OF SeN-iork makes up Ito mind 10 work
naId Il generally does s.. Applause Aud / assure
you, nov, gentlemen, that have every reason to be-
icye that viii County ticket IA tAe County
or New York from the TOP To tie bottom AppIaust.l
Aud promise yOn that su0 endrayor % gel "a large
"A yofe Lucs RODi1sOn, though ne be wn1t l. known
as the II Illr or the party. IAppllu.eI IL
will the injury aad the insult that he has
offered yeOpiO Ol mat CITY, aud probably suoh
one "a III Iel ESeuiy II he ~lI O.y reflect uEOn II
IA voice" We Will vote Tor yOu outside OF
the city, too '-Appause.l ANY set OF men who