New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
THE srRENADE AND TIE SPEECHES.

THE SIRENADE AND lie SILaCIiLS.
PROCESSION FROM TAMlIANY HALL-ou- KELLY
SAYS TIE CONTEST LIES BETWEEN HIMSELF
AND Mr.. CORNELI-
The reception and sercnade given to John
Kelly II the ST. Nicholas Hotel last night. was, by far,
The largest Democratic demonstration OF the kind
which has taken place In the city III the present
campaign. Early IN the evening crowds began To
gather of the hotel and also in front OF Tam
many Hall whence the procession was TO start The
members of the various Tammany organiza-
lions which were 10 form in tie procession
completely hl'cd IoGrteel'h-st. between Third
and Fonrth-avos, While tue sidewalks Al and around
Vulou-s quare and down Broadway as far as the hotel
were partly Hilei with persons waiting 10 see thea
pass. II was not intenl q. apparently, @ make any
thing more than demons ,Taiion ia POINT % numbers
AVID enthusiasm as there Of the OF
torchnrhts banners and Nominations usually employed
iu a political procession OF tAis Character. Led
lv C,rafullas Band and Graud-MarshM Thomas 5.
brennan, The procession started from Tanmany Hall at
$40 and passing around UDon-sGuaIe, marched down
l,fdy,av reaching the st. Nicholas Hotel about $50
Inc column took eleven minutes .ass given point.
and as II wa formed by walking ght and twelve
abreast End with the files only feg feet apart, it
estimated that 10 numbered about 5000 persons. With
the crowd afhortd al the hotel these made about
5000 persons that welcomed Mr. Kcls when he APP
Feared on balcony. II began to syiake bo'ore The
rroces-ion reached the hotel aud continued crizzng
rain during tho speaking
Tue corridor " the hotel was decorated with ever
greens aud flowers 4 large Inscription, WELCOME"
was placed IN front of a stand which ~ was arrhust
MI Kelly should receive his friends after he spcakr
was over On each Of this stand. when vas formed
by sofas with three chains IN The center what m the
fashion cf throne, were placed large d.sd with
flowers
Mr. Kelly. Lieu,euant-Governor Dorshemcr. David
bud ~ Ftet. Augustus Scbe Justice Camphel. Coro-
nrrs Woitman aud Croker Fire Commits ,ouer Gormsn.
Oh. Nafs. Tan
Jerome Buck Thomas ese. Congressman Cox. General
spinola General William L. Smith. l.. d. Gne, Thomas
f. Grady Maurice T. Hoahan, Aldermen Roberts.
Shells Sevin, Kicrnan, General Wingate. exCounty
Clerk GuubetOn, John Wheeler, f. A. Lawrence. James
p Darcy, Of Jamaica. John Higgins Of Flushing DR..
Gallagher. Of Lockpori, and others. were gathered
IN the state Committee Rooms before the speaking
bacap sir Kelly was received with prolonged cheering.
aud the audience unusually denontratiye thruu yb
ont rs address The members OF The T.nmanY oreanza
tons led by Graiulas BanG afterward marched through
the hot e corridor going OF the Mercerst entrance
and they were received by Mr.. Kelly they passed.
Tie Tammany claimed that there from
10000 10 1900 persons at time the street
front OF the hotel. and they particularly well
pleased with the Whole affair Mr.. Kelly said his reeep-
ton throughout the state ded his expectations
THE sTEAKING FROM THE BALCONY.
when Mr.. Kelly. LleutenaGi-Gove Dorsheimer aud
the other speakers made thor appearance the ba
cOny they loudly checred. Augustus schell, vino
pr sided, received with much cheering. In intro
du.in- Mr.. K-lly said that scarcely six had
elapsed since The delegates appointed by TaIuinany
bad VISITED Syracuse for the purpose OF nominal ing
Democratic state ticket. Having, before leaving the
city iutlmated that under eli Culpstances would
Tantasuy Hall support the nomination of Lucius Robin
SOD Tor Governor. the delegates compelled By the
attitude Of the convention 10 retire 10 Shakespeare Hal
and there place III nomination 4 true Democrat John
Kelly
Me Kelly on coming forward WAS greeted with great
sntun-ia-m When quiet had been restored. be said:
FELIowCTTIzENs: have Witnessed many demnnsira-
tons m tnis city, tut like OF this have never
before sen. IA voice. Its all for you) ana not
ro1ous enough 10 consider for moment II is
entirely due To my SELF a VOICE. lit isD There
prnclpc that underl!es the whole matter far beyond
the individual In the ioruiOus circumstances OF
poiitical position 1 found myself leader of
the Democratic party, or at least 81 | have
been considered by those associated with Now
MS endeavorug to make 1t appear that
oeauzaion desired TO dictate to the Democratic Con-
ysntlOn. We will leave II to those who Judge impair
tay and they speak the convictions Of their minds,
they will agree with and me, aud thai nil
ho4n who. II known. would Lot faiter III his point!
n has been demoi traied that Lucus Robinson and
the person who leads him on longer govern the
free people OF this CITY. Cheers Every place have
gone 10 shows how deep-rooted the feeling IL. Last
FRIDAY week arrived In Albany and although did
not anticipate monster reception there we found
tw eel and 900 attending one meeting.
formed a meeting outside and were afterward adj
So iu Troy y Saturday 10