New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
The ROBINSON AND KELLY CAMPS.
CAPTAINS on BOTH SIDES PREPARING THEIR TROOPS
FOR ACTIoS-THE ASrI-rAMM,NY AND TAMMA-

CAPTAINS on BOTH SIDES PREPARING THEIR TROOPS
FOR AcTIoS-THE ASrI-rAMM,NY AND TAMMA-
NY MASS MEETINGS.
The Anti-Tammany leaders, I'm their desire to
impress the voting public with the strength OF their
movement in favor OF Governor Robinson,
have rather recklessly used the names Of eth
zens in announcing a committee on ratification meet
Ing some Of gentlemen absent from the Guy and
at such distances that the letters announcing their a
pointuent and requesting their acceptance could not
ave reached thein Others the city deny that they
have au,horIz the use Of their names
Among these are Luke L. COzins, ex-Congress-
man Eickhon ex-Judge sutherland. Eibridge 4.
Gerry d.. Plilip Merke. ex-Juige Joseph s.
Bosworth b. F. vosburg william q. Flammer Con
gresham Muller. Dr. John NJ. Carnoonan nd Jonn L.
Arnow Commissioner of Jurors Dunlap. WHO has main
tanned position OF "nenevolent neutrality" regard to
Jalnmauy and AntLiammRny, said On Saturday 'hlt
hts name used without permis sion
The committee met IN room No - Cooper Institute
Saturday evening" Police Conulssi.her DO risoI,
uer County Oicrk Thompson. Nelson j. Watel bury,
Tonn E. Devehn. Townsend Cox. Matthew J.. breen,
lows Hugh IL. Moore. Michael Z. Murphy, Maurice j.
Power James Daly Peter Bowe. Thomas C0stgan. John
NJ sgnus Gross and Jacob Gross were among those
present. Joan E. Deveiin was made chairman. lie
said IN the ME speech that the Iammany or
ganzaton had owed lie power aud Influence to the TACT
that 1t bad always been Iesnar u n'1 nov cgseu 10
"c.s in the Prerdentia contest II was decided to
~ ph,ns,n n,nss-,nreting I'm and about the Cooper
InsGi,u ute ON Monday evening. September 20.
ACTIVE WORK AGAINST ROBINSON.
The leaders OF Tammsny Han are oonductiDR their
oainpaiga against Governor Robinson with much en-
ergy Reports the interior of TIE STATE show That
the tiRobnsOn there also active. On satur-
day the opponents Of Iidon and Robinson in A ,bany
nominated Edward NewcOmb for senator aud "A fun
comfy ticket and approved Mr. Kelys nomination for
Governor John Kelly Clubs have been formed IN Che
ung CortIs ndt OsNesO, Niagara and Wayne Counties.
AT the mass-iueeing in 1Dmmany Hail. Thursday
ovepinc Iseutcnan-Ciovernor Dprshciucr. Congress
man 5 Cox David Dudley Field. Ino.na- j. ticninor.
1,eueral Wilham r. Smith, o. u. Potter, hamuc q.
Courtney Charles ". Brooke, jerome Bnch, J"hi
H. Stranan L. Il. alinola ana Augustus scbcll VIII
maze speeches. Saturday night John Kelly CiuOs were
organzo AT The following pisces; Al Brcoks's Assembly
Roo.us In BrOOme-st at the Coleman House; AZ Ihir-
ave and One-hundrud-andhirt ninth-st; at No 40
Orchards; at No 40 East ILirtccnll-sti IN inc
XVtn Election District OF the Thirteenth Ward AT
Hill! Ouo-.undrOd- aud-fif ia ST. aud Eleventh
ave- at One-hundred-and-fitN cighth-S abd hidaNe.'
M No IL Eldrdgest.; At Onc-hundred-an ieth.st
AMI and-aVe; AT No. 1913 Gtecnwich-sl ~ No OoJ
Tenth-ave; No. 1875 CntOn-st; at N" 6)s tfanu--t
Meetings. were held also by large number nf tie Us
trfct committees OF IammanN Hill. at which icsnu-
passed approving the WORK % lie central
organization. all these meetings the ncuDCrs signed
"a roll pedgng their support I" the emo ~ tAc cam
laign 10 John Kelly The number nj the Jnhn h"iy
Clubs II already very large, aud they are as ilcts
Their hip ALREADY inc.ndes the 1000
votes granted 10 JOhn Kelly by the Robin ana IIden
leaders.
| General George W. WinRatc has res gncd his Of
nee Of General Inspector a. Practice. THIS office
constitutes It's holder member Of Governor HOOiusOns
Hall he has deemed il his duty to resign the Inspector
I sif