The New York herald., 1879-10-08

Governor; Governor Walker. of Virginia; Charles
d. Ingersoll. Il. X. Apgar, James }. Mooney. Am
and Others. Mass meetings will be held nightly
throug the state from the present time to the
close or the canvass. 1t is expected that Governor
Hendricks Senator Thurman and George ii. Pendle
ton will speak in this state during the canvass.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
The HEADQUARTERS of the Republican State commit.
tee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel buster look yes
ter,lay than amy day since the campaign opened.
The two larger of the suite of five rooms occupied
by the committee were stacked up with documents.
which large force of clerks engaged mailing to
committees and organizations in the interior. In
an inner room, Mr.. Il. NJ Johnson, clerk OF
the State Central Committee who assisted by
everal clubs in opening and forwarding correspond
enee connected with the work OF the campaign. In
an adjoining room was Senator Conkling (who ar
rived town yesterday, in confidential consulta-
ton with the nominee tor Governor. Encouraging.
reports of the work of the canvass were being
ccyed from all parts of the State. Among the callers
were Assemblyma A. p. Hepburn of st. Lawrence,
eral Hamilton Ward, OF Allegany. candidate for
Attorney General. and Assemblyman W. j. Youngs,
OF Queens county.
THE KELLY STATE COMMITTEE.
In parlors Nos IA and 10 of the St. Nicholas Hotel
where established the hcadq OF the Kelly
State Committee busy. Preparations were making
for Mr.. Kelly's tour OF tho State to address
meetings. 1t was reported that dispatches had
been received announcing the organization of
already named at Whitestone. L. l.; Utica
Auburn. Rondout and Rockaway. One hundred and
cause received yesterday either from indivdu-
ads committees embracing representatives from
all sections of the State. and making the whole num-
Ter OF letters OF that character received since the
campaign began trifle less than six thousand five
hundred. MIR. Kelly will begin his stumping cam
paign on Friday next He will leave for Albany
on the morning Of that day. accompanied
by Lieutenant Governor Dorshemer, Congressman
S. s. Cox. John u. Haskin and Orlando d. Potter
Mr.. Kelly will speak ut Albany Friday night. in
Troy on Saturday night, Utica on Monday night
Syracuse on Tuesday. Oswego on Wednesday,
Rochester on Thursday, Lockport on Friday. Buffalo
on Saturday and Elmira on the following Monday
AS Mr.. Kelly Will be unable to spare any time
from his official duties as Comptroller, the party
will return to the city at the expiration of the
ten days stumpng tour. Mr.. Kelly will subse-
quently made short trip to adjacent places before
the close OF the 1t stated ut the head
quarters that they have list of sixty campaign
speakers who will address meetings in every town
village in the State OF more than six thousand in
habitants.
ATTEMPT TO CONSOLIDATE THE DEMOCRACY.
There is q very important movement on foot in
the political arena which, If successful. will revou
tonize tho attitude presented by the various fac
tons ut present in this city. The movement re-
ferred to relates to effecting consolidation or
coalition, temporary or otherwise, between the two
democratic organizations in New York. by which q
united front will bo presented to the republicans in
the matters of county nominations Tho efforts in
this direction on the part of those engaged in
furthering these ends are not at all directed
toward conciliating John Kelly into giving up
his candidacy in favor OF Governor Robinson.
1t is simply move to have the democrats win all
the city and county Offices Ill November, and has
little or no bearing on State politics. prominent
gentleman who is familiar with ali the movements
now being made developed the plans to u HERALD
reporter last night.
1--WE have.'' said he. "got to do something, and
that very quickly in this matter. 1t is no Child s
play at all. great democratic city like New York
should not be allowed to 60 republican, no matter
what it costs to prevent it, am in utilization with