New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

that the Democracy of my section Of the Union look
ing 70 The es rssSs "a sd sae ON ;ss de
ICheers We came up here with the olive Dsaacn. 5os
Of tbe great yar IN common grave, ho craSle ALIKE %
both sections of the country appsnse nvosog az sss
Tie minority report as presented By this COMMITTEES
smaoks of that internal spirit Of justice o. Iarness ~
the hey.day Of our power, that we may throw away
votes BY The thousand and OF thousands before the
NoVpmber % when the great Democratic press Of this
country and people from rn0unt1in 70 sea2oaro,
BIucheT !" And the $4,000 votes OF NewYOrk may be
| that Bfucher. fApplause.l =,
here do not question the techuicalItes by which you
come You may be regular shat you bono Backward.
mmoFtes nevertheless. They have rights ia this De
Osacy and r. .s sS: O'un 20 Msn
coess and ignore tns great States Of Ns% y;
the Contest that IA to come sppIause and The Demo
crats today who wish Victory because deserve and
SoS traditions from t6e Fathers ars the men who 40
into race from principle and not Tor men, Mr allaen
a.s as ayav TSer memories VIII i've and the principles
OF the Democratic party VII! I've wnne your mountsos
stand and your rivers roll down 70 the sea- Jap
appeal TO the men Of NewYork that sit before me.
sS aaSe s6GSs bTosdSF t@n Ee%xo br0sd az
which the destiny OF the country tne 1gnt Oi
Of power in she hands Of few and Genuine reform OF
Iaervee the liberties OK the StsteS OF sne
tiOn perhaps Of this questo-beeause you cannot
afford Of tho Democracy, TO lose New-YGrk now
air supDose on tho hand that the regular delegar
tiu from ths Stale Of NewYOrk should say, Well be-
yon have allowed bess gentlemen representation,
tns presence n that be true and yOu cannot nnite
s % Sse aS %So
fought In many hard Qht to come up ana declare tne
bans stand by the wedlOck aud swear tnet Whatever
else may be bred, you shall breed dscord any
more IN the DemooraIlc parry. 49, - .n a.., hro
right TO expect that the great Democratic party Will
place their foot ON chism and discOrd wherever may
claims and agreed TO be represented Convention
alike RI New-YoS caDnO do 1t, let do II for them.
IT, however we quarrel here, II allow the bitterness
" docOrt the ample OF discnrd to be thrown into our
laps here Il yGu kick rudey like trooper men who are
begging to be enrolled In your ranks oFthe day waen
you VIII need them badly u you 90 thIs anS Deget
then shall have given away our Dirthrghe ana sOiu
Tor mess Of poIaSe ana Il We G sneceed zee & at ALL as m
healing The divisions at home ana by th1t broad ana
the history of the Democratic party. tApplause.l
have nothing more to say except tas that whoeyer
great body OF freenen Will receive the solid support Of
every State of this Union south OF Mason and DxOns
line, known Of ola Iapplause commencing with Tden
and euding with the dark horse lappause and laughter
and II we fail you shake your gerry Ucks NJ IL.
We have carried out at the time past when we
robbed OF the Presidency by the greatest known
to history appause we have carried out faithfully all
the promises OF che last great cmpagn. You have re-
duced expenses Of the Government by millions
millions your reforms introduced in all the bfnuches
the Judicial and the financial departments ot the Gov
yd been We IN 20 TSs Da 6s contest Win
the memory Of great man upon us HU into this con
deemed my couulrymen, and we should 70 INTO It with
this other feellnghd II We fail now the sun In Heaven
tionaI party and q DenocPatIc President may never
after this II fall be able to write that epltaDh FOR rs,
nd rtvFIrs sr,unI onr own hsarthstOnes iaiiro 10
comply with the Instincts OF justice and the traditions
OngratuIate yOu, in conclusion. my e0untrymep,
that an opportunity Is offered to do act o. Justice that
may carry You al safely Glorlousy and successfully In
the next contest that ls now before rs.
SPEECH BY COLONEL FELLOWS.
LIVELY ATTACK OK TAMMANY HALL IN THE TIL
DEN INTEREST.
The Chairman-rhe Convention will DOW be ad-
dressed IN behalf Of the majority report by Mr. Ohm
X. Fellows. of New.YOrk. tApplause.l
Mr.. Fellows said:
NeEYork has gveu to the hi ah honor OF assigning
the position o. her defender OF the right OF represen
upon the floor OF this Convention. II II
which infinitely transcends Ia mportanco III question
Of whether man or another shall take his at IN
midst II ts the question as 10 whether the SOW
70 Or itself the National councils
OF the party whether that right shah be wrested from
federation. (Cries OF GOOD, good" and cbeersI
shall best discharge nv duty by plain statement Of
here To pose IN theatca attitude; am not here to
catch your attention by finely rounded periods 10
pugu or winning yOHr applause. For fifteen minutes,
permit address myself to tie head rather
the heels Of ths Convention Laughter and applau e
NeNYork prevents itseIf In divided attitude
Wnat las caused the dvisOnl Fellow delegates. VIII
you list 10 brief statement Of uuc0ntrncted mat
terai For tweTtythree years to 1879 there had
YSaR 0 but one one se ccSra ' CoSee ee N6w eSt
one State Convention, but one organized repre-
DsH'cPalc voters within that State. In 1879 The Con-
YentiUn u! that party was called on the lOfh day Uf
September. syracuse for the purpose Of nominating
a ttPkpf,
Officers. There question about the regularity ~
lhe Conyenil1n There was hut one party assembled III
the Democracy Ot the County OF NcS.YOrk came up
in thc CONVENTION, headed by John KeiIy They named
members or thrr own delegation np0p the ate tentrnl
Committee for t.'e ensuing year They named their
president aud the OF her oierS Of the Convention
Convention. al! other Democrats from New-YofK e1g
shut uut from representation there, There Is QurS
corded al the rights thai Democrats could elam upon
the floor OF Democratic Convention. Wnat followed
precedenIs OF what caused separation IN the party IN
OtLer years
TIE CAUSES OF DIsCoRD.
Let me call your attention particularly what caused
the separation at syracuse, and eloquent friend
from the Southwest iIludng to Mr.. Hubbard you
can find In that anything that you Justify by your
precedent OF 1856 The platform Of the party was
adopted Mr.. Kelly and lis delegates voted for 1t. The
candidates for the position OF Governor placed in
nomination, and Mr.. Kelly and his delegates named
candidate. The call Ot Tho counties proceeded With
nen it had reached sufficient length down 70 enable
Mr. Kolly and ali tho State TO know that Governor Rob
nsOn would the nomination the Tammany Hall
delegation In body and declared that they would
support Lucus Robinson II he was nominated and
therefore Withdrew from the Convention.
What caused the spit in the Democratic party IN New
ork IN 1855 Was because one man was named iu-
cad Of nnOInrr9 No, lt question OF high prin
ciplo question which distracted every Convention
throughout the land discussion which severed tue
In twain which required 900 900 armed
and four years or war 10 SETTLE question of prDcpe
and conviction between men, This O bolt upon u
nl daf nunu all flah htatn
the Democratic party. where fellow Democrats, sup
posed be fair and just, have you admitted men
70 representation upon the hOOr Of Convention
fell away from you for other but assRB
ing as the sole cause that you nominated man |
the Convention went out authenticated John Kelly In an
adjoining hail. ami to-day confronting the majesty aud
of fheV nv