New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
JOHN KELLY CLAIMS A GREAT VICTORY.

JOHN KELLY CLAIMS A GREAT VICTORY.
4 SPEECH IN rAMMANY HALL THAT WAS GIVEN TOO
SooX-EFrURNs THAT WHOLLY FAILED TO MAKE
GOOD His ASSERTIONS.
Tammany Hall never before presented such
sient probably did last evening. TO say mat the
scene in abou. the hall was wild one would fully
ex,,-cSs TIE true state Of affairs. No seats were
provided in the hall, hut the uuwashcd stood
II out for hours and hours As early III.
tbe han was flied, and those without
waited patiently for those within to lire and come out
A band helped to cheer the crowd witinn and those
without were Obliged to content themselves with an
electric light and fireworks that apparently had
caught the oontagion OF the nOur and went of as
though part of the ingredients OF each piece damp
Al g n m Major Quincy called the assembly in the
hall to order lie began the reading Of the returns and
they were received with the familiar Democratic war
whoop After while IL was announced
that John Kely's district had gwen 242 for Hancock
and 81 for Garfield Cries for kelly" Kelly " fol-
lowed and H. stepped forward lie said;
FELLOW CITIZENS: The last time | appeared this
ntform was at meeting held to ratify the nomination
nt the Democratic ticket. then said that hoped
would the pleasure OF conIrauating each other on
tins the election night Although IL Is YET carly
in the evening the few returns brought In TO
us have given 90, me tGe 1 Tgn IN lay c,y yGI
he L ot less tban $4,000. TreHend0us cheers In 1876
white RECEIVING from the state looking at each
and noDug that something so9e hau iurHeu up we wefe
able about halfpas or 10 O'Clock III the evening TO
have he
"a w. rlai6Tty In his state was over So 900 think
can saw to YOU now that General Hancock mas sutl-
clcut majority warrant US IN saying That he VIII be
the next President OF The United States Great cheers
also say to you mat oelcve the wn0i'
William r. Grace is not less than between 10000 and
35 600. Tue American people have been tired 'o-dty,
TO STIR up religious preJudces and biGoirv by appeal
Ing TO the worst passion Of the pOpuaee ihat thelr
anneals have had weight The cry OF bigOJry never
can succeed this Continent; Inc American peo-
pie win not approve Of IT, and the,r acte ct TO-DAY
it, Now that Mr.. Grace is going to be our
next MAYOR me INFAMOUS fan e back agG cr1 H
those who uttered them Every patriot can point to
TO-DAY and say that they who songnt 70 Tse tT% g9es
he hs'y viii discharge the duties faithfully, honestly
and fairly toward The whole people: He tod them
that he would do So IL elected he pledged his WORD,
but ex-Mayor Of tins city @Gs"eT Se MIMI Te
ters OF this city echoed We wont nust
ovs proyed IT by their votes Mr.. Tying Of
those ministers VINO would not trust h'm. Hlsses.J
but ihat You taught Il doctrine Of persecution against
your neighbor because no wOrshipped his God IN
manner differing fiom your own "hat Dut tha'
YOU taught doctrine of blood ana alieta-
ion Aud Mr. Newman, the father COMES Gs
advisable for him 10 retire to some quiet corner Whee
he could examine his conscience ana cony'nce
himself that he ns conmItd a nelmous on n'S
against tue American prnciplts OF re.sl1us loe ;lc
Vii it no, necessai for himself ana GENERA Grauo
10 seek issue. now mat lhey nave Ioft 'oo
of The bloody shirt aud religious persecution An.
GoIdon seonet bssesI VINO is very rcn aud for w4om
THIS co1nry Is not good enough 10 IVe ~ re ca'o
he rctires TO the cOnpanionsp o. broken down gtuS.
he could not ABIDE the idea OF an lilsh
th anon mfctiSH He didn't succeed. lCnecrs.l
lanes has the honor OF belng lne nr .
y"h,,Sbcr of a sO-sJy.ed independent paper IA uhs
untry whoever attempted 20 make the qesli'n % &c
iigous faitn oar 70 an ALcrran I tIon Tl,
30 thng n ms paper succee,is again-dnd am
tod that IL has already dmi ishei III circulation !, ON
iay--
I say there Is nothing the American peopio WIN no'
Tolerate Tins country II broad enousm u a. y, Ia
49, - he word Columbus, VINO discovered H. was u
C.Ihoic aud the time has not come Scl WIN nuoi
caus wI consent to negn war OF pIsoi 70 h f
ciferen faith IRON tnemseiye Ana h' rs ~ Que tn,ng
TURNER would Ike TO 14y 10 MI o"ie1 d Lou
mn o he put down by ruian There is no man noie
open 10 conviction with greater re.p1et i1 une trde
aranIst John Kelly ara those VINO snpport nm ~ ne NAY
re- 81 nj Fellows william i. Howe. eXJndee CARO- 70
CI",,r Farrell Augustus Schcil, freq TICK H'ny w.
Go"r,e : wilkes Co,ouel John u. Reynolds ana o,nels
ueoise N snreclfs al rejoicing over tue grand vac
i0ry winch up that moment Inc crown i" ''' ma"
tTvaJs in the course Of the speeches dispatches
wrre read announcing tina, Oregon nad gone i"I n'a
c.E thai Ncw York State was saie or MN; anu ,na
goI,ana In ali pIobab lty would 20 that Nay
rIcs.utly reach me chi a "a ono and that
Vary lad gone for Garfield BY 5oooo anu Ina ma
NJ az iospect OF lac election OF ar Do"u' a
rIo.rn succeeded the enchanting uiedin va" n tt.n,
aver, BODY Oh the plat orin sp'i!o0unu' nos n1
49,. ,nary-headed old Democrats auu ono W
one they began 10 go ""TH1iiI and returns.
! lnst,lv cried for Joan hclv ., "uu 49, -.
Justly st, rsre furnsned for Mr kchy quleuy DC
natted and tle Impalc nee oil inc Gro" "r ~ ,er
Reaseu wy n dawnrd upon mo crowd tnat something
nd gone wGone, and yclis Tor returns ~
auent ov NO. o." dan't rub it H." aud he nut eH
esmaons came from All over we n ,nn c,aIl,n
cxecIatsns ,he nnIform Ey degrees the crowd vent
sxay put ut midnight the hall wah sun n4ieu ~ ''''
who had faint ghmner oi nope ioi"