The New York herald., 1879-09-20

Certain Tammany people claim that if the Board
fails to appoint the inspectors within the time ap
pointed by law mandamus will be issued which
will compel them to do SO.
JOHN KELLY AT TERRACE GARDEN.
The Tammany Central Association gave what is
called midsummer night entertainment last night
Terrace Garden. Fifty eighth street. and Mr. John
Kelly and Mr.. s. s. Cox both made speeches concern
ing the issues involved in the coming election. Mr..
Thomas L. Feitner president Of the association, in
opening the proceedings. that the invita-
tons had been issued about two months ago. when no
one could have foreseen the strange happenings
lately recorded in Syracuse. When the invitations
were issued it was intended that Mr.. Kelly should
deliver the address of welcome only, but he was
now the standard bearer Of the democracy
he might have more to say. After this brief
preface Mr.. Teitner introduced Mr.. S. 8. Cox, who
gave his auditors an account OF how the Tammany
Central Association had grown from small beginnings
to be . formidable political organization. Among
other things he declared that he did like whisper
ing statesmen, aud that he admired John Kelly for
his manliness and outspoken principles In the
course his address he asked himself the question
what is boltT and proceeded to say that bolt
as understood in American political parlance meant
the retirement of Q man or number OF men from
q convention which they had entered with
action. THE retirement OF the Tammany dele
gates at Syracuse was not therefore, Mr..
Sod announced through their leader that on 'neo no
account would they tolerate the denomination of
Lucius Robinson. 1t amused Mr.. Cox hear the
Tainmany the irregular democracy. When Mr..
Cox finished Mr.. John Kelly was introduced.
MR. KEI.LY's SPEECH.
Mr. Kelly said he did not think 1t fair to obtrude
politics on the ladies and gentlemen present, who
had assembled for the purpose OF enjoying them
selves. He declared that he would not affict them
with long speech. As most of his auditors knew
tho history and aims of the Tammany society he
said he would address himself to q minority and
TalnmAny ROCi0tv He fni
how started for the purpose Of fostering and
protecting republican institutions. then in some
danger from the lukewarm support afforded them
by Alexander Hamilton and other eminent states
men. who did disguise the that they favored
limited monarchy. In tue early time Tammapy
had branches in many cities. but when the
Republic assured they, having outlived the
object of their formation were discontinued. The
ganization III New York. however. had survived For
the first time the history Of the country the in
famous act Of one man-Lucius Robinson-had
stiaed the voice of the democracy OF New York
county. Mr.. Kelly spoke with some warmth of the
dark and devious methods employed by the Cover
nor to remove the County Clerk. who had been
eleted by the people Of the county by fifty thou
sand majority. tss sai5 that Governor Robinson
''under tho trickster. samuel !.
in q child's fingers" He charged that in
the substitution OF no less than ffty-two dele
gates Just before the = meeting ga Of h the syIacuse
He expressed his Arm belief that Robinson would
lose between $4,000 and $4,000 votes in this county
II promise you," said Mr.. Kelly in conclusion.
"that will not cease to work, night day. until
the polls close election day, and when they do
close we Will have to congratulate ourselves that we
have given Tildenism death blow in this State and
that have ended that trickster.'
THE ANTI-TAMMANY RATIFICATION.
Some days ago circular sent to number of
leading democrats by Chairman Morrison, Of the
Irving Hall General Committee asking them to serve
members Of the committee to take charge
Of the Robinson ratification meeting to be
days. All who were unwilling to serve were
asked to say previous to last night There .
number Of declinations. but many gentlemen in
whom much interest centres. including Colonel
Thomas Dunlap. failed to forbid the use of their
names. Among those who declined were two OF
County Clerk Thompson's clerks. Judge Nelson j.
Waterbury supervised the list at Commissioner Nor
risons house last night. and the following report
was furnished for publicaton:-
The suggestions of for the committee of democrats
the nna 's
mens for public meeting to respond to the nation
sioeiion which have been directed to APPOINT by The
Gsnsra ss a cS%%se OF hs dsmSss Of The
in son.egasnse OF the dieusy Of selecting conpeod
compose the committee, and they requested
ssgS's % - 'ssle Z
CLIFFORD Hand, .. Godfrey GunsSer, Abrsm s Hewitt
% sr11 Essas John sSnss. IShp psv
Rufus n Andrews, Frank H. Ransom john Hays, Howard
Lewis May: RshaEd German: B.nisi 4 Tsms%n Sssns.
Mqespey, Gss,avas w. smith Jacob Rqpper. William T.
q s,sl
ows Ssn1s Ssr Smith
John MeSoS, S,.,s fr.ncs s. Msrbu,y Joseph BSswoh
fsiss; Ss;. %iir%
mann, John M. Carnochan. John q; Davis.
yssnssirs Tsema saarrs colt e sv,S %srd a
ssssers T. Knapp s,a GPH ssra@s
M,oosssos WiIlism isd H. Crane John Mu,,ay Henry L
John r Soo,h.. MsriiS thatcher. james H. sEid%oSe,
erick r. Ccuders James ": Gerard. l. j. y. s,arSo,
James 9 Dmond. Aiexander *. Orr, j. Graham hyatt
Jssy. r Bsnars % Ksnay
" Floyd Robert c Han Jacob Gross, John r. 4Fnew.
's rs'i! IsIii William 'Snr g. "y
MsS.hs E%Sps %am sGr william Ss;S
Thomas 9 @ @Ersgborn Dennis Burns, Charles NJ; try,
rGsss %,s% SrrSss Ss
sr Msry H. '"SSS .sae s n
SoD, , e Kns Henry Alerapdsr Chsrls. n Winssd,
William sSss' ss'
3 Tsy,s poqFs. r.y's is%s:
s ss1 , nEdss ssss fn TSS%.. fr''% Tegpa, PIN,
Aaron yandcrpoel, Daniel OReilly James n Chandler
Francis L. stetsou Timothy Brennan, Nicholas Muller
Henry r. o'Nel James Bryan, James N. Smith, John
A. Beai. irn shaief bsnjam,n ood Dcarbcrn o. Piper.
Julius Bien, John g. liam Michael O. Murphy
Philip Mcrkle. Thomas I. snssd Charles Crary, William
nSasy yr%ss s,oss; Ss. ''%s; JSsa
Rngle Oscar u Bogsrt. Timothy shea Peter b. Vlney.
William d; FINLEY; JSSsspn r. sirseh, Sem ..
john A. Dinkc Louis Cohen, Alfred Kcoran, Arthur
DELANEY Il. O. W. Woerx, George W. Van Siyck, Thomas
BRADY George Ehrct, solomon sayles, William Mitchell
Thomas Mulgsn, Michael Norton, George ID Davis, DR.
Charles j. Nehrbas, Bartholomew Cronin, Patrick X
i,organ william II. Caldwell, Allen Mcdonald, Rich
William Iieoghegan, .. Menekeu John Jeroman, Norris
sullivan, John Woods George Morton, William Bren-
nan Henry Allen Frederick Grote. Charles McGuinness
Emii Benvle, Frederick y Hamlin John scully Potter
Il. Masterson Edmund ". Plum William Craft Charles
Reilly, John Murray. Frederick Folx, James Russell.
Charles II. Ttuax. JsmesJ. Mooney