The New York herald., 1879-09-30

proceeded up town. and he joined by Mr.. Mac
Lean later in the day. They expressed their entire
from the organization they represent confirmed at
the meeting to-day. They were much elated at the
condition OF affairs. and said they thought all the
dihculties that have existed for two months past
would be finally adjusted at the regular meeting or
the Board to-day.
THE COMMITTEES AT WORK.
The news of the apparent settlement of the in
spectors of election question received with joy
at the headquarters of the Robinson Democratic
State Committee in the St. James Hotel. The men,
bers of the committee take great interest in the
position OF the party in this city. and they are.
therefors greatly pleased at the success OF the Rob-
last night said that he thought the Governor would
carry the city by majority much greater than ho
wonld have got had Tanmany obtained the demo-
cratic inspectors. He afraid that by election
day Mr.. Kelly's friends would become desper tie
that they would resort to any means to secure their
enemy's defeat
"why.'' continued the gentleman. 'Hook at what
we escaped Suppose for moment that Tammany
had got the inspectors. Then there would have
been absolutely look after the interests OF
Governor Robinson. The present executive could
have been counted out. and all sorts OF other dis
reputable tactics could have been resorted to to
secure his defeat l toll you ought to feel very
thankful that have won the day.
The members OF the Republican State Committee
were occupied the greater par of last evening in
vassng the effect the decisions of the General
Term would have upon Mr. Cornells canvass II
voted that their leader would not suffer by the
result attained, and everybody seemed to be III the
best of spirits over what had occurred.
preparing for their grand ratification meeting. A
meeting to further arrange tor the gathering will
be held tonight.
The Kelly Campaign Committee, or as it is called
by the friends of the Comptroller, the Democratic
State Committee met yesterday afternoon IN the St.
Nicholas Hotel. There were present, besides Mr..
Philemon W. Rhodes, the secretary, Colonel Edwin
s. Jenney, OF Syracuse; Mr.. William w. Wright. of
Ontario; Mr. Augustus schel John H. strahan and
Anthony Barrett. of Kings Mr. John b. Haskin.
OF Westchester; Mr.. stephen L. Arnot OF Chemung:
Mr. Daniel Warner of Monroe; Mr.. John Ii. Colby,
OF Rensselaer,. and Mr.. Alanson S. Page OF Oswego.
Ex-Speaker Callicot came in the place of Mr.. Ma
thaniel c. Moak whose legal engagements will prob
ably prevent him from taking active part in the
canvass for Mr.. Kelly The only other members of
the committee who have not yet reported Ut the
Headquarters are Messrs. Meegan and Greene. They
relied upon, however, to make their appearance
i'll Il few days At the session yesterday a general
discussion was had on the situation throughout the
SOUTHERN SENATOR'S IN SOCIAL CAUCUS.
In the reading room OF the New York Hotel yester
day evening sat a group OF politicians comprising
the ''rebel Union man." Senator Hill, of Georgia.;
Senator Davis, of West Virginia; Senator Jones' of
Florida, and ex-Congressman Willis, of New York
Their conversation was not in the vein Of s.ureat
efforts would their laughter lind acceptance on
any stage for conspirators chorus. Theirs was
kind of social caucus in which discussion ranged from
Mr.. Hills white hat to tho success OF the cotton
crop. The Senator from Georgia said his visit was
purely business one, and that he should be here
for week more. Colonel Ben Willis said that
Mr.. Hill was interested with himself in lawsuit be-
fore the United States Courts at Washington. The
three Southerners were, he said, rather disgusted
with the appearance of the New York campaign. and
he had not been able to offer them much encourage
ment. Said Colonel Willis, who weighs 800 pounds
"I'm an ethereal democrat myself and wanted to
rid the party of its too material element"
''JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRACY"
At meeting yesterday Of the State Central Com
mittee of the "Jeffersonian democracy platform
was adopted indorsing Mr.. John Kelly candidate
for Governor. 1t also resolved to hold a State
Convention xt the jefferson Hotel next Saturday
night to nominate full State ticket.