New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Mr.. Young said, under tho rules Of the house
there was one hour for debate OF which he proposed
two-thirds be given to the contestants and theiI
friends. [Applausel.
Loud cries of "Platforml Take the platform r
| caused Mr.. Young to 90 TO the stage and ne pre-
posed to give forty minutes to auy man who would
be suggested by Mr.. Kelly. of New-York reservnR
his own twenty minutes to reply lApplause anu
! hisses
The Chairman stated that he understood it to be
| the wish of the contestants TO be represented By
Mr. Kelly and asked that he be accorded that priVi
lege. [Hisses and cries of yes yes"l Finally the
| chair announced that he heard no objechon' ano
invited Mr.. Kelly to the platform.
! Mr. Kelly not being in the hall, the sergeant-st-
arms was instructed to escort anybody to the plat
| form whom the New-York contestants should lndi-
LAWYER MILLER's LONG TALK
WHAT TAMdANY REPRESENTATIVE OLIVE BRANCH
WAVED IN AIR.
| George W. Miller, Of Albany, was presented by
the chairman as being the first to speak in behalf of
/ the minority report. He said
| Mr.. C1airmnn, md fellow Democrats OF the great
keDnC OF America oT SSpe one 1nIs
Il Onent by man in whose heart nows one drop OF
Demoerntie blood Applause Gentemrn rger we nave ave
srer with the eame glorious O0ectsi IN view that you az
have, believe Wo have not come here 10 thrust
any Irebrands Of discord lappauscl; but we to
procure Il possible, the restorat on of the grHud OLD
| Democratic party to power ~ this down-trod-
we did not expect thar we would be accorded
%tdS Is"T was against as and therefore some of the
leading members Of our delegation are not In the hail.
ana zen ennn who first called for. VINO is 81
widely known ds Democrat who has been onr hrOnah
all his life, Is known throughout the whole country
| Gentlemen, allow me 10 say that whatever may be
THOUGHT In regard to that man, he has superior In
integrity AID true Of the great
National Democracy Of this country lllSses Now,
gentlemen present TO you mere state OF AFFAIRS IN
the great Empire Stale which dcmands your earnest,
sdrratiun, II you desire To redeem tn party from he
errors ~ sue pas t0uF enmpalGn' and to 20 INTO the
success must be The result 81 harmony.
In order 10 hormonlss YOU mns glye those whose %
Of the party lAppauseJ Ourown ioreatheIs rebellcd
taxed Withou; rcpnsrntntop, and how could Jcu ex-
pcct that there VIII rot be some among Ties" whn Ne
represeu here whom Will he Impossible 10 bring mp To
the battle with confidence or win Sp1l they are NOT
allowed some voice some representation, In tie dclDcra
Now gentlemen. let me state to you calmly the su1-
ton you ought 10 knOw. l assume 1t taat you do IN
Dere from the State Of New-YOrS contesng
nc seats of the slttng members in thus body,
represent that great empire We ar VI her. with bti
fifteen Of dregntes who seeking admission
here. The rest Of hem scattered over that broad
The Cuy VI NewY"rR. (AppldusrI That j. about one
nth OF the Democralic vOts Of that state In 1853 The
party In shat ate WINS divided m now. The
IorIty when stood for tie Oldestahshcd prime piles
~ the party kept np for several yeas srpatee OrgaE
lliOn, and sent delegates to the Cincinnati Convention,
nnd what dom The two delCg,tIous ere admit
t to d& rae ana on nS motion a. BSTar T 4e
IApplhuse. We want 10 succeed N tie lex election.
~ inteud Il penk Tor myself and the Democracy or the
interior rural ds1cl 10 support any mau who naI 0o
the Eon'nee Of tins Convention. Loud cbeerNJ May
Providence which rlcs over tne drstines Of all
nanns And which ha' h1d special charge over the dts'
times Of TINS great had gor0ns Republic grant That the
ls tue sentiment a colleagues. do not bplIeve
that one Of them will desert the ptry.
THE NEED OB UNION.
But there Is a great difference between takinea regl
ment INTO thr field III oil its anizatOn complete
aud fnkng the same Imcnt into the field without
field officers and with all It's officers reduced to the
ranks What WOuld expect from such a regiment
That II Would sneak of and rcirt8t cowardy 10 the
face Of enemy. and ihr result might be hat the
frciIOn OF that Single regiment might OYcrwhc!m the
lar -rst army that ever marched into the field.
Gcntlemcn II you love Democracy, u yOn love the
,nicrrss Of the country. II yOu love fair play, II you
abide by the precedcnts established by National
vehtiOns year arr by this great ruthlOvng.
hIt loving party. do not depart nom these pecc-
dents Adhere 10 hen That Is simple justice. Il
is smrthug on the strength OF winch can 10 home
q NcVYork and say 10 every Dem cratic voter: They
surued ot you thev Opcned thrIr arms wide
cycly Jon. Come IN. vote for the honest.
Ine true ar nonir raprercnny o Is G SI ID Dmoeracy t
Ntw-iOrk iAppla'lSr.l
WHAT Is REGULARnYi
do not propose, gentleman, to cnhr into the details
tic gurl winch have produced this schslD In
party IN Sttr; 1t Is IN vain to discuss them,
W, insight hlIus charges Or irregularities against tho
ccr SID. We have argued tnis before committee
tie mli y 81 them think that they were reg.
uar, and imagine thu the report ~ the minority
l ~, u, an ma simple iar'. Now, what regularity
/; has got tbs country soInriluV very STINT
ir this-miciue politics. Pubic UpiDItn against
machine r"I-s ami ia" goyernment oil parties Oy Sim
pier pircI machinery. Now gentlemen, you al
kuo" want to iaN c1nily ana seriously To You men
who going To V0t npn ths ql' silon wane To call
yuur attention tn hat i!r just trdusp!rn the Con-
Scnti.u Of opponents in ChicaeO. What was It nat
defeated tho most prom candidate there IL was
imp rrsun that gained ground and obtained
drucc iniOnghGu thc country and In TINT Convention
Ia, the nnchin as u Is called ~ the state OF New
York had been running with high hand ana IN such u
nnuner ~ practically t1 dSiranchsr large part OF the
Rep. bcnn voters or that Slate. Now. gentlemen,
without going into The details sufficient siy IhaI
v"r kDoNi,dfe i,, tno sarne charye ~, md nnd
made equal plausbiiy amt Truth. regarI to the
numbers and their frirds In thn slate Of New y rk
aud that has caused this revolution In party there
Now, gentIene, remember ths we have placed in
naliOn in that oral tickets, we would
be glad TO elect the bO h, aud huvc them both for
the DrmocrnttU canddlie. lLAugnter But w. cannot
How are you going 10 get rid 81 this dsesSon Kst
us ont OF tnnt door, Tel us to go home Bow can
Otherwise they are already III the field. and they will
be voted for IN rpiie Of all that do, without amy
attempt being made by YOU here TO argue cur differ
ences reconcile our agitation In that State. Why,
gentlemen II Is Impossible 90 settle this matter in any
other way. DO you want rho party remain divided
for years OnRerf DO you court deeat We do not use
support the ticket haVo told You THAT you cannot al
ford to few thousand votes. because the eu
cannot reach or may defeat your electoral
tickrt IN that state. and Overwhem You with general
dcfra the whole country Are you prepared for that
Oh mol Know you want success. know that, nasmuoh
you despse and doprccate the possibility Of any third
te your hearts all pant for the Arst term. Laughtcr
TANMARY's TERMS
Now, gentlemen, all but fifteen OF this delegation
represent the rural DISTRICTS Of NewYOrk Fifteen OF
the seventy delegates represent votes that
cast In the City OF NewYork last Fall, ana the
whole of the $4,000 votes represented by the sev
enty delegates and the minority report SIMPLY aska
that you will grant twenty out Of the seventy votes
in the delegation II that ls done we can easily har-
monze the electoral ticket These seventy men can get
rogrtherthe twenty and the fty-and wo can obtain