New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22

M Utica Syracuse Oswego. Rochester. Emira and
other places, and IN many instances snen eos a.
exhibited have never before witnessed III p1ilc-
There thousands who called upon ne ahl s'lu
aud courage lead this political moyen n or We a.
you that n yen we're not now the nominee ~ .e
Democrats partv in order 10 put end 10 the ms
cIicvous and devious ways Of Iiide. we world ener
stay nj home or PIT IN vote Tor cornell an IN
is the ieehng Throughout the state, and though
say IL myself. 1t ~ fortunate have organized
movement which VIII destroy the very men who AZ
Convention that could poll 5000 voes IN New
YORK civ, l'ugnterI and tha the ors-h ,on ~, on
they aud those that followed them would destroy ~
The secretary 10 the Robinson STATE 'ounia'e1i ~
aud under the influence OF Mr. Robinson To ssV-
have HIM before He has determine 10 oi9t Inn
ting Tammany Hall cut OF existence loud cheering.
Lucius Robinson wi II be plotted out ana u Is lI"is
that should be, Tor he mas done more to irlre th
Democratic party in this State than any Other one
man o. ,,,.o NAOMI. ,rno vouls NOT listen to
the admo nion OF This county: Gentlemen, here Is
mass Of people asse@bed to d meet Us ,h Sa
those who have opposed rs snall be buried oa
resurrected" This boom must be Kept booming uutii
the day of the election. Let us have majority suS az
viii show the Demoerats ol ,he n,aS sn ont OF
political existence. Alter the election We VIII aSh '
Is now PLAINLY visible that II we had another month
TO work in. IL would he doubtful II Cornell would DC
elected at ALL Let here say word H. regard to tne
statement that l formerly made tnat l did not
expect 10 be elected. and that l was tsntng
mud because / nave the evidence when
The minds of TIC people where THIS nsat
is not between Cornell and Robinson but between NY
self and Cornell, aud It becomes our duty To leave
nothing undone that is right and honest TO achieve
a lasting victory In this city and state IGreat cneei
ingI
LIEUTENANT-GovERSOR DORsHEMERs REMARKS
Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer next advanced ana
was warmly received He said that month ago ne hau
said that Democrats OF this city had bur one choice
IL. "a 10 alta
fight The Democracy OF the city in line. ard no
one who oozed in the of those present could doubt
shat the result would be- The plan TO destroy the De
mocracy was formed in 1877 and had been steadily ana
renoIsclcssy pursued until the present hour
immediately AFTER his election continued the speaker
MAYOR Cooper set out TO do his part or the CON
spiracv II became his part 10 tnck the characters OF
citizens VINO were esteemed by everyone, and 10 turn
men out Office had done invaluable service TO t
nuutrv IN his shame and lasting disgrace be t said,
"A Governor was found IN Office ready and anxious
prostitute his pOsiuon 10 base aud dlshouoraDlf
p pos,s a ~ rn,d meet thcir triumnbant Zoe
November f. 10 has been stated IN some OF TIE dalF
nst-rs hat there would BE- Republicans enough
VIC would vote Tor Robinson 10 make up
for the Democrats who would vote Tor heiA,
That demonstrates that Robinson "a relying on
the Rep hlicans his election. II II l. So there
two Republicans IN the held, cornell aud Lu'lus
Robinson Il Is therefore, undoubtedly true that The
RepuDlcans are divided, aud Democrats can elect
honest John Kelly. Go forward and TWO weeks from
tonight YOU Will win a victory.
SIS Cox sgok, briefly. He aid that the Democrats
In the STATE Ia unison with the Democrats ~ tu
city ana cverywnore responses heard long and
LOUD and emphatic for John Kelly In order 10 make
As speech short as himself. he sild tn.
arr alive; and whatever the result, IL was Ger
tam that the Republcans would be troubled over
The Falls aud through llcli Gie iie hHd pee.
ASKED II the placing john NY ~ tho neld would not
lead 10 the election Of Cornell In reply ne DECLARED
pieut be- J. hey could only break down the system OF
pcr.ona politics ana the ambition o. mero99ay men,
Maurice L. Hcdnau.