New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

attention subjects whicf should excite deep inter
est. glad to IL Is Intended at your meeting 70
make questions OF state policy prominent OF its oy
cussion. At time has the prosperity OF New-1ork
has grown out Of its commercial advantages. III Is
gradually losing It's comparative Importance rms
Is merely loss a class, but IL Is hurtfu 10 m et
gagcd In other pursuits None are more harAssed than
our farmers when trade Is turned from Ia natua %
PhiaGep pnie, or Baltimore Not only tue CITY OF sew
checked growth. Our mechanics and manufacturer.
lose the DG-ineSs which naturally grows up along the
routes OF commerce; farmers lose thcir home mar
kes and the value Of their lands falls of Unless tas
OF trade Il checked, there must be destfu
yonr meeting by is actions ana resonons will urge
the claims OF the Democratic state ticket for the support
OF the people ~ this STATE the reason that those VINO
nominated at Syracuse have favored The Interests
Of commerce by lossenng taxation upon 1t on me s
OF canals and OF all other measures ealeulated to
uphold tie and prosperity OF the state Oi New"
York.
Senator Herman wrote that he would make speeches
later in the campaign, and that in his JUDGMENT tine
OF the people OF this state will bes largely pro
NOTED by the election OF the candidates placed noml-
nation by tue syracuse Convention speaker lLiniall
said IN IN letter. Tue success OF our ucket IN New
York is snxousy hoped for by Democrats IA every see
ton of country" Ex-senator Lyman lrGmbull, oi
ulBos, warmly commended the administration of Gov
elnOr Robinson. Henry Watters0n wrote:
II would afford me exceeding pleasure 10 meet tne
houest Democrats OF NrwIorx CITY. aud 10 unlie WIN
them III repdlillon of treason ANA traitors IheFe Is
but opinion IN Kentucky on thi. point, ana t.Gt IS
thorough condemnation Of JOhn Kelly, a. wrong
headed, baf-hcartei man, vino would sacrifice his
country and his party q, critical moment 10 achieve
personal vengeance and secure private rrd,e'- the
whole grow INK out uf hs own stupidity aud malice
Ahrhn ;. Hewitt Was oonhdeat mat 1hs uc,t". o s
Governor Robinson would nean the resurrection oi
corrupt rings"
Geor.e II. u, che made an address. in which be sald
th1t tIe wLple vote m hl- county t'lIlNND va Dc
a. pl, ,n M M iC. If AM tio,i apDlIuse
Tn@ Qneson Was shall Alonzo Is. Cor0eh be Governor
lcrs of Yes followed as yeils OF NO l-Or SHOULD
l.cH- .un.hs'h nc b''cin"I. lLhe-i1I l"D! hHt -"
- riiy the nominations gyon them by repl
ui more th~h i1sl ilon DchlOci"t. oA 'hr oi"c' "'
II uih.IcuccS du" it4h'ht iHl'4"-..leS W. " -,
nstohu cohNtulluh' "n'tTlh vas ito3 q, ~.
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t.,.- NIL as.,,i1fion sr-uI ne ,rusnnd put
g. ,n, i,s,,"cr.,ic n.,ty ,o iiv, were f1ey con-
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,-nf secur, ms n.trunar r "A a. 'uud the .er!on
rho D.,n,rr.ts al IN. .t,fr and .,Iye c,ch "A mobile
r,ri, t,,n f,son,urou- .,,,inu.rI lie h,l spoken
sy,'b ,treo -rcI St1t.s s. ,for. NO. ay and thry
It s..t -. ~ Irr,nhllnu r,r V.W-Ynrk lec,t.. vi.
Ieei how much Of next gears success or failure dcpeuds
upon me sHsceSs "l yo4r state Ia NVs 1 neA. -
H. ,, ~. an, ,a h. rt,,,ronc, ~ tho saime IA, xt
year. aud Ae believed tnat II The Democratic parry
hould De ohsI.row at ne mex, fis',on .IcIo "YT ,
Living the current Of Iie canisn IN tns country.
Colonel John X Fellows closed he meeths wiih
setcn the burden Of when "S cIIcSm oi tue Dol Vi
4@mhh'"y Kun
THE OUTSIDE MEETING
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