New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
ADVICE FROM JOHN KELLY

Tammany Hail was crowded to its n,,o...
capacity last night aud the stairs leading fro,o
street we're blocked With people. The harmony go,
the average Democrat had been celebrating AIN a.
broke with renewed vigor in the evening II -
emphasized ~ every In the hall sbo,,.
snd cheering at the top Of his voice The re,r..s
beam TO arrive before o'clock. At tia, g.
f. b. splnoa had taken his position at the cen,-s
table on the platform. At another table -.
John Kelly, John d. Haskiu, Frank H. Hurd Of orr.
and large number OF the distric. leaders OF Tam,.,
Hal. The of the returns which were a.
received showed large Democratic majories in the s,
and county As soon as ie was evident thar the p,s
ticket was probably elected Mr. spnola addressed a.
multitude and asserted that the great Democratic VIZ
tory was due to Tammany Hail. After be- mad M.
statement his voice could not DO he.,s
again for nearly tea minutes owing "a
the loud cheering. John h. Hasin sook,
about the victory that TammaDy and the United Demo
racy had achieved. Mr.. Hurd said that came t:oa
OHIO TO what inspiration New-York would recsl,s
from the victory Ohio. He declared that he wa. ,,s
ished with the result.
John Kelly thea was called and loudly cheere1 WIZ,
the tumult lad subsidized, he said:
I thank you very kindly for having received
mo in tie way you have done tals
evening; Jet L do not consider that am sny ssy
deserving OF thc sc cheers. But suppose th0 the caee
ing arises from the fact that the DemOcriuc party
victorious The good sense Of the leaders Of
IN Ite lea them IN tacf DIST Judgment
to make union or the party at Syracuse IJee is ey
deuce to nlgnt Of their good Judgment Mr spn0a hN
already stated 10 you tns tins the precu scr OF rea
victory In 1854 The majority however should DC care
tl tua no mistakes are made, for 1t ts Dssn shosG by
the expression Of opinion aJ the po,s to-day that this
success Is not entirely due TO the Democratic parry
IApplaUsel Tue great victory IN faYOr OF Cleveland
is IN some measure due TO the Republicans that
tired anu disguised AT the way the parry IA, Deen u4a
aged ia Congress well as In tine state Legislature
Tney wished cuange, and the change Is coming, add
hope tue Democratic party Will snow that II ~ 10 n
terests to egisate the people Ar they keep th,
principle carefully in view they VIII undoubtedly o.
voice.-wiIl put up John Kelly Icheersl.
MI Kelly loontnulnsl-op pom cue returns we have
Gieyeiand's majority viii be 5000 '' TSs
gentlemen who running the ticket with HIN vii
viii be- 5000. Applause You nave elected ali az
seven Cougressmen in this county IL Is clear from l6s
vote that has been cast in tnis city to-day thai
every member OF Congress nominated Dy the Democrats
parry has Deen elected And now LEG Us consratuaps
each upon is gOOd o., and LEI Us also cO1gFat
ulate each otner upon tue lact that the DemIer
party has brought about this grand result In
union thera ~ always strength gnd power UHOn hAs
brought the old party intO power mOfe. To dsc..
this subject any further tonight Is unnecessary The
party to which you be.ong mas obta ned power once
more. Let go in good WORK Tat has been BE-.
gun. by keeping steadily IN View tue principles OF toe
parry laid down hundred years ago. lCueers But
let tue Democrats DO their duty IN Congress aud In tho
Legislature Let there De no special legislation Tor
nnG 1T mere TG So aS IN the a 2a
tratiOn OF the government, ana slch rciOf-
nation OF the tarif VIII pro ect the people
of country let there be sucn edange In the taf
will protect labor, and not special tariff In the IN
t-rcss OF the manufacturers and the monopolss; let
aere be no special legislation for manufacturers the
expense OF tue peOpc, nor for monopJhsts at the ek
pense or the peoples property But people Wi! ti
you that special interests must be protected. Lee
Us UAat tdt IL means protection 70 the IN
terests oil individuals ami the rolling up Of millions Of
money at the lsDOrcr's cXp Great credit Is Que
tue men VINO combined year ago in the resolve tls
legislation In favor OF individuals should be stopped
people beginning to understand this subject
il due TO the people mat they s1OulI be properly IN
formed with regard the enOrmiJIes that going
on in our Legislatures.
After Con Gress Flower had spoken, more returns
were read. 1t was then after p, IN. Ono
OF the clerks read that Clevcand's majority
would probably reach $4,000 Tais announcement wu
received with uproarous applause, and the band played
Pretty al Picture" few moments later a Telegram
was read that Pat" keenan, was elected by rousns
III jorty, and the band very appropriately struck up
the air: All tbe World sad and Dreary b" ~ nien all
he noise OF the crowd could not drown. The air
was quickly changed, however, into the wellKn0Sn
hymn, want to be Angel" and the audience then
began laugh at tie antics Ot IN OFcrJOy0us Dc0crab
on the pa form. From this time unuI IL
o'clock kilograms read from ConhectlcaS
Massachusetts, Penn ,yiyania, ana various lis
tracts and counties III NeW-Iork. Tue entertainments
wac closed Win speeches from Colonel f. Z. Wool Isaac
l. Ezhert L. f. Farrell, samuel L. Cary, OK OnlO, AID
4. b. SpnOl. Jonn Kelly also repeated In part tae
speech delivered ia tne early pars Vi the evening