New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
InrIELESRsrH TO THE TRrBrSE.l


EVOKED.
InTIELEGRsPH TO THE TRrBrNE.l
OswEGO Oct 1J.-J0hn Kelly has had great
welcome in this city from the Democrats. They
crowded the hall to overfiowing in which he
spoke, and also listened patiently for two
hours ia 4 neighboring street to speeches
which We're delivered from the steps Of
bank by some Of his companions.
Judging from the Attendance at the meetngs 1t
seems as if the Auti-Robinson Democrats would be
able TO carry out the boast they have made
that in this =. city they will poll two
Nr. Robinson. The Robinson men are AZ serious
DISADVANTAGE in the struggle. all he party ma
chmcrv beng in the hands Of their opponents.
This place was one OF the headquarters Of
the Canal hing, and the party organ. al
though barking occasionally m the Rely
Democrats. never bites them. The result OF al
these adverse inhueuces' ~ tue opinion oI expert
encrd politicians. VIII be that 4lr. Kelly VIII gain
larger vote in this county than n any other
outside of NewNOrk except Albany. Mr.. Kelly
before leaving Syracuse TODAY heard If the defeat %
the Democratic party in Ohio In relation 10 II be
81 d. That isa great misfortune, and Its effect
viii be TO lose the Denocratlc party IN this state
10000 VotcS.' On arriving here he was welcomed
at the depot by Alanson :. Page. Or. .;
4. Dayton, John GARDENER, Edward Schully, and
two score other Democrats. Many Of the deega-
tiOn wore blue silk band inscribed "IamnanY "
Hall-For Governor. John Kelly" The Irish wait
ers and dOmc-tics of the hotel 20 which Mr.. Kelly
subsequently, dined wore the same badge.
suspended across the main street OF the
city was large banner with portrait
at Mr. Kelly. The Kelly ClGJs beadquar-
ters were crowded The meeting was held IN be
Osweg0 Opera House, which holos about 1900
people. II was crowded in every part Tonight. In
tie main street there blzed large bonfire, and the
neighhorhOod OF the Opera House was densely
crowded. Ex-MavOr Edwin Allen. brother OF the
late Judge William T. Allen, Of the Court Of Ap-
pesds. presided. and list Of vIce-Dresidents and
secretaries 20 the number of several hundred was
read. Most OF the names were those OF lrishmon.
and the mass OF the audience Vas papably OF
that nationality. Mr. Allen upon taking the
chair. said tnat usually II was not the
misfortune Of the Democratic party % have
n double-headed state ticket. but Illden and Ar.
Robinson mad put the party that pii ght. ResOiE-
tious were passed ing the audience 20 vote for
Ar Kelly the oliy true Democrat In the field, aud
also as the best friend OF the wcrkin gnlcn.
John H. ~rrahan described Mr. kelly's admins
tration the office Of Controller Of Ne|-io iork, de-
claring bat he had saved tne city $4,000 annU-
allv and tueu criticised Governor R00.nsOns vetoes
OF bill- favored by Mr. Kelly, which wonid have
enabled the latter 10 save silll more money 70 the
The audi,-,- hen loudly called for Mr.. Kelly,
who was rec.l.... With prolonged cheers aud hearty
applause he BEGAN with defence of his position
as "a b0lter. he said that he would ackncNlcc-e
that the objective point of inc Dot was tne Iestfuc-
tIou of Mr. Ildeu's political aspirations. IL Tela-
ton To tnls matter Mr.. Kelly sad;
F,rlsiaea1isi e.sction Of is-6 Ir. Ilden has had
ID hls Le.d the idea that ne must again clli4ul
the party machinery IN TINS STATE. II he
lad coufLed h,n sell 20 the u.uai methods o.
SECURE thar machiuerf should have not com nec.
IN he had recourse - The lowest he LOt
IN re.orted 80 The Usual tricks of politicians. but he
has gone further, aad I'eered with officers elected pv
IN peope lie deserves the condemnation OF the
psOpie Do not again help hin 10 be nominated FOR
n. Presldencv. II through any misfortune ne should
again be nominated the defeat Of the Democratic party
wOaId be certain. When was nominated iOr Govern
az Shakespeare Hall / Tad no idea tnat the
people fet 80 keenly tse humiAating position in
wElcE they had been placed BY IAden and
R0niusou I had idea that they would desert the
recuar ticket and therefore said did NOT expect
10 be elected. But the situation has changed
Now I think the canvass lies between Mr..
CORNELL and mys self You purifying the
Dernocratic party. The minds OF Tliden and
and KobinsOn too low, cold. too Ind different
the wants Of peopeo longer control the Democratic
fnent bere be- kept up until TIL election day LIT
form Democratic party by Oarl-nng forever nom
power samuel ll!den and Lucius Robinson.
Continuing bis speech Mr.. Kelly criticised Gov
ernor Robnsons administration in many particulars.
The speech was listened 10 with deep attention. and
had. apparently. more effect than any Mr. Kelly had
previously delivered. Speeches also delivered
by General f. 3. Spinoa aud o. 3. Potter. An audi
ence Of several hundreds was addressed from the
steps ofthe Lake Ontario National Bank building by
Thos. F. Grady ". F. Holahan, John B. Haskin and
Mr. Kelly himself. Mr. Kelly addresses a political
meeting Of bis supporters III Rochester tomorrow
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