The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-10

night with all the force Of language q
his command, that if you shall dare ee
q certain man he (kelly) ana
his friends will bolt again Cries OF
put him QUIT" and confusion Again:
in 'front.' Of a hotel here, be said that ~
you nominate Samuel J. Tilden he
(Kelly) and his friends will nominate
separate electoral ticket" IA voice IN
the gallery: $50 they will Laughter
ard applausc.] The galleries speak
more plainly than men upon this plat.
form: but out Of mouths Of babies and
fools we shall arrive at correct conclu'
sions. In conclusion, I ask. dare you
deny to the sovereign State o. New
York the right you 50 proudly and justly
demand for yourself. CHEERS OAR
YOU violate her person, and tramplc lIer
soverei snty in the dust for the whole
question is whether you will give the
State of New York the right to decide
her own representation, or take that De.
cision as picked up in the streets OF yin.
cinnati. or as given by delegates ron
sister States. He appealed to Sousn
CarolinS and the other Southern delega'
tons. as advocates of States rights: 70
stanH by the principle involved. Ihe
individual delegates sitting here from
New York were Of secondary import
ance, but beware how you smlte the
face of the queen State OF the Nortn'
[Applause]. .,v ..
pied the five minutes remaining to tho
minority. 1t had made no difference,
he said, what had caused the split IN
New York, but it exists. United We
stand, divided NO fall, and the real
question show We can best secure union
and victory. He hoped such action
would be had here as would secure to
the party Tammany Halls fifty thoe:
sand votes, 30 necessary to success. u
was well for the party that Tammeny
Hall was this time In the control OF %
honest and sound q mau ~ John Kelly:
fAnplause and Kisses. But he could
not control II he would the large NUM-
her of dissatisfied Democrats who ate
ut his back il the convention should
fail to deal Justly and generously With
them, He continued for some time TO
nlead earnestly the wisdom OF giving
the contestants partial reprcsentation U
the convention as means OF enaohnk
them to control their forces for inc sake
Of the cause: ..u..
for the majority report. 1t was votes
thot the party wanted and must have.
How were they to be procured! 10
1876. after the St. Louis convention NAG
} nominated Tilden for President (Chetrs!
Lucius Robinson va nominatea a .e1
} elected Governor Of New York. 10 the
honest discharge Of his oficial duty q
governor be removed the county cler1
ef New York, This led to q declaration
. If war by Txmmany against Robinson
The Democrats Of the rural districts Do
1 termined to stand BY Robinson and Re
J nominated him, whereupon Kelly am
J Tammany Hail nominated another can
1 d;dafe. stabbed Robinson to the heart
}. and elected Cornell. And now W.T..
hands still bloody they come hereto 81
}. YOU IN the interest Of harmony t' ols
e franchise the regular delegates VITO d
4 sittine here. Grant their deman! an,
d the oentleman from Texas will be how
70 inc ionder In the wilderness for vote
]. than he 10 now. Applause ~
1t democrats Of New York would neve
y euhnit TO such treatment. Votes wcl
y not to be had In any such way. lA1
n p1M Ii. Young. Of Georgia, = e !; i,n..
70 If the committee on c7edential., cloo:
y the debate With . three minutes speeo!
1e The committee he'd found Only 9!
liz regular delegation here from New 1os'
he Ana they had recommended thelr g
~ mission. Tilden Ms not before t9
70: convention. tAppAuse.1 For one
I'D wished to God be VA: lAppNasss
.g- The question was simply y 70 ~
X, W.re the rightfal representatives
". New York. =
The chair said that the question =
me frat upon substituting tho mtnor,ty
AZ at; the majority report, and ordered the y
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