, 1880-03-06
Views Of n Pennsylvania DcmO-
crnt OH tho Prospects OF
Tint Party.
The ST. Louis Greenbackers Ad-
iourn to Meet in Chicago
in June.
List Of tho New Republican State
Central Committee Of New
York.

Special Uttpatth TO 1he Chtedqu Tribute
New YoRK, March "a meeting uf about
800 Ut the Talnnlauy Hall Democrats WAS
held this evening ut tho W1gwntn for co1l-
sultation. Mr.. Jerome Buck delivered
sieccl full oG refesemce to that Demac-
racy which seems now to be only
tradition, m,-"the good oil Demoe-
racy" If the Revolutionary cpoel. aud
Of tic time Of jefferson, Jackson, and Clin-
to argument, brought him "tlown," 1T
craly, rs well rs historically and chronology
lcally, to tile Democracy of to-tlay, and to Afr.
1'ilden especially. Mr.. Buck said the cxan,-
plu of tllo told times ought to strengthen our
truo Democracy 10 oppose my n,nn whp,
for personal Interest or inhibition, elltteavorcd
tn overthrow the principles VI equality a1id
tho right Ut tic majority, MS emb0diett III
original Democr1cy. II to-tlay," liz said,
.'tl.use truo ailll tried leaders
were to appear, tho ghost Of I'll
.lentstn would shrink back nbIsllcl
md sink Into deeper grave tllnn TINT
which now coltlnes IT," But tho Democracy
must he true to itself, or ese this coming fall
Its grave woul.l bo dug, and It would DO
buried iii tho fell Of pcrsosanl ambition.
TIE OLD FOES Of THE PARTY
were again In tho campaign, and they must
be fought for pure ana FREQ principles III
government; fur w1lnt Democrat could for
ret tllut tlle very suggestion Ut q third term
portcntlctl limited monarchy ind tho oblt-
erntion of tho republican forn, Of govcrll-
inent? II tho lhtrtl.tcr,n itlea should pre-
vail, however, TaiMinally HILL would still be
the refugg of American patriots, tile ark In
.wl,lcl, they woult lind always the living
principles Of civil a,ld religious liberty.
: Another .lelegata took tho floor, n1td began
by lauding Mr.. Kelly's calnpalgn ngailast
Ti,dcnis1l lust fall. liz SAIL tho Democracy
Ut tllq Stats, by their responses 10 Tala.nally
Hall, ,tshowed every ..tlay TINT r. still Erfhtnr
triumph would perc!s Oh their baNslers t!its
full II 1tr. ridden tried 10 control tlW
councils of tic party, a'ltl TINT they
would resist his olEgarcly to tho list Thu
speaker nskGd: ''Is there no mn,l In this
eountry III to be President but Mr.. 'rillen 2"
II not, what calamity awaited tho land It
Old ridden should die. Tile line Of the whole
Presidential succession would ccase.
[laugltet.l Thcro would not be many IT,
gret9
If Tu.l,EN sHourE DIE,
but for onu liz hoped tho old nall would live,
ills Till flint tic hand Of resurrection
could not extreute hin from the .grnyt." "
saasHititf esais'aitiats for President " Who % had ba!l
c!Iarges made aEainst l'Em; no railroa,!::
| wrecker; no mnn WIN, when ciectet, hut
| nut the courage to take his Office; no nlfil
! WHO, ltistcad Of showing colirage, went out
| u hrtba attl buy votes froil. Florida a1ld
South CAROLINA; alMl liz wanted lit lnnl!
who i'ad Invented thg systeM,, q q
fnr President. (Appause.l Wns the
Democratic ,pArty 80 pnnr lii candidates
Where was Church, and Hnyartl, alld llau'
cock, ali.l Potter, md Thurman, n,d l'alner
a,ll, last, Int greatest Ut nll, l10ratio Soy.
nioi!r: tApplal1ke.J Thu speaker closed 7,
| predicting u great Victory for the Delnocratie
| purity Mext fall. "lf It be only true to itscli
And 10 Its principles
Gun. .Spillula next paid Ills respects to Mr.;
'TiltlcM III IL similar srntn. uf complimentary
atIusion to lin ns Old Sammy" Tht
Iiero, ot Oyster Alley" !. The Den9cratie;
candidates rs tue previous speaker ltat
1ltll,letl, mid evoked tho SAME applause, a!l(
concluded by predicting that Tildcn would
"EU bNuk " OH " t.ftttD ApgAT."-hi refer
e.ice to thu bill for hiring :0O rooms Ut Gin
rfnMati,-ns l!e went buck OIL Dorshe!lnur a
st. Louls, four years. ago. Hut lla said j
wise caNllsets pyeyNtles! tile lelAocsatlG rlrts
would beat tirnnt a,,tl tito third third Us bat
| rs Scott a,a Greeley were beaten ytArB agU.