, 1880-04-24
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John KetIy's Final lrrevocab1e
Manifesto Against SAM
uei J. Tilden,
Delivered to the Tammany General
Committee Meeting Last
dh:saz.. Night ,....,..ss;;;
No Quarter to Be Shown the
Gramercy Candidate if
Nominated.
1Vnr to the Bitterest End to DO
Wagel IN Such nh
Event. =.
Georgia Delegates to the Chi
cago Convention Will Come
Un1nstructed.
They Are About~ Equally Divided
Between Grant, Blaine
and Sherman.
Tho strnightout Republicans De-
feat tho Nrnllonoftes in
Virginia.
Secretary sherman's "OffloIa1 Ex-
animation" OF the Port
of New York.
It Consists Of o Club Reception, and
Unstiuted Eulogies by
officials. ,;H
The Strni gitout Republicans De-
feat tho Nfn1lOncftes in i
Virginia.
Secretary 5herman's Official Ex-
animation" OF the Port
OF New York.
It Consists Of o Club Reception, and
Uustiuted Eulogies by
officials, III
JOHN KELLY.
MS last KICK At TELDEN.

HIS IAST Kick AT TILDEN+
5p<tiai Dspateh to Tas Cateaso Tribune,
New YoHK, April E}I-John Kelly issued his
Rntl-.rillen hs,Hl isrorooalIo manifesto to-ni8ht.
1t WIS at a Iargc meeting Of tho TamH1any
General Committee, and WIS greeted hy q storm
Of applause, John, the botter, said:
ut has heon tho policy Of onr enomics to
mako It appear tint sfr. ridden is tho most for
1niduble candidate tho Domocracy can present;
hut they know to is tho weakest We havo no
tin not ugrco with us OF principles Or public
policy. and we know that they
will resort to all strategy to win
SUCCESS for their party. Tho Democratic
press outside tho city may take their euc from
tho journals hero; they may suppose that whnt
thcy SEQ 80 often repeated La tho truth; hut all
this is ahimcEio. They will pass awny,
for truth always prevails tn tho oud."
IIe thcn briefly outlined tho position Of antagnn-
Ism to Tlldon and tho reasons therefor. "Aud
now" ho continued, Two guy to the whole
country that It any Domucratio Conyeation,
suct, ns TINT which will moot ut Cincinnati,
uitt.tA8 or NOMINATING MN. HAAuEI, j. T1LpEN
for tho Presidency, 30 sllro us that nomination
is made It Wilt be defeated by tho Democracy Of
tho country. (Applauso.l And VIC say. further,
to tho delegates from this atato who nro
ReiHg to Cincinnati to urge hs nolr1-
jilntton that ,wc will oppose him with
nll our strength ind all our might" tApplause.l
Whilo tho applause continued. Mr.. Kelly cast
his oye toward tho press tablc, and, noting tho
cngerncss with which his words wcro being taken
down, ralIsod his powerful voice to It's full
strength and exclaiMcl:
"Yoal put that down, you Bont,omen Of tho
prcss, sitting here. I hope yo1 will put It nil
lpwn, md lot It 20 out everywhere, and, II tho
Associated Pross eau ho reached hero Tonight
let its thousand wires carry tho nows to every
town md villngu TINT has II newspaper, TINT 1t
may be known how wo hero
SAY TO 1HE pEMocnA71o RARTT,
as Its 1elcKatea will guthor Mt Ctnclnnntl TINT II
thoy SHOULD 1nnke samucl ]. Tll,ion tho Demo-
crntto candidate thuy n,nst expect tho strong
tle vigorous. and thG energetic oppo-
Mr. T'lldcn oiieretf tho % first fi' cxnmp.e @ III, IT.
tho history uf tho country OF a ml1 using
i,,onry to buy his n01nLnatiou by u EhtonMl
Convention, md that II tic poopio Of this
country should elev.ite such i man to
t9 the Prcsidon9y Il would 10 = shamo
would heye no s,art; nut no ha;i % soe high iss n
thuy wulld oecr such ii 1nnl. lie believed tharo
trntipr. Mr.. Kelly then warmly pu-
lugizcd Senator nayard md Gen. Hnncock, md
mentioned in nlltnr toneB Hendricks Thur,nnn,
Dlvis. md Floil. 4'1H 1t possible" ho contln.
Mcta, that tho Do,noeFatie purity oal,not select
ttR cllllitlntn from s,ieh llst7 II It il III ssch
atatl thnt 1t cnni0t 1.-Two ox1cpt hy Tildpn, 1t
should not 1.-Two twenty-four hours."