New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

cordiality. Edward Kearneywas the only Tammany
representative at the reception. Senator Grady
remained away. Punch and other things were
served. Democratic local organization gave the
Governor serenade during the reception, according
to previous arrangement. During this serenade he
delivered carefully prepared speech, asserting
that he IN no way interfcred with the nomination
of the State ticket and thatit was the best that
could have been named He spoke as follows:
Fello w.ciuEens: L am very much gratide1 by this
remembrance OF me IN the middle OF the rejoicing which
tonight glacdeRs the hearts Of the members Of the
moment attribute this demonstration, and the oOmpli
ment OF the serenade, 20 any other cause than the
congratulate each other this occasion Official pla co
and public position may for moment be laid asidewhieI
victory, we ming our Joy and cxuItaton. We cele
hrae tonight Victory IN most Inn mportant field and
victory which gives US earnest OF much greater yet
We look WITH pride and Joy to the achievement OF
brethren sister State and yield TO them all the praise
claim Tne first battle in the great campaign of 1884
has been fought and Ohio IN the van calls on us to
follow. What shall the answer be- The Democracy
m that we are on the way and in a
lew short days will be at her side, bearing glorious
enthusiasm, por the voice of blind partisan zeal We
shall succeed because deserve success because the
people lust and because bear hlgn aOtt the
banner Of theirrignts We know fun well the need OF
watchlncss AMI effort and shall not fail to appre-
cate that neglect and sothfunessi is betrayal OF our
rDo most State sincerely NeTYGfk Eof Ea
the cause in which he s enlisted is so worthy
chosen to in the well represent his cause
The which selected for the Democratic party
surages mad before 1t other men, any OF whom the parry
would have delighted to honor but choice %a' 70 @ DC
beLeye Ths charge or iHsinuauons Ia any quarter
determined otherwise than by tho judgment
OF those upon whom the responsibility was cast
Will not deceive and may be safely lett to the ntei
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claim the privilege Of aiding IN the cause This cannot
be done by uulJdndIng ana cavL know can aid by
performing the duties OF my pubic trust for the benefit
OF the people for that the party which does
Who are not careful of their interests tney viii
F9ndlee We SgGs s to Sopd Put the mem Sn"5 63v,6s 81
the fun confidence Of the party
fidelity TO every private ana public trust We present 10
the people OF tne state candidates all OF whom come ac
credited the confidence and affection OF their mega
OOIs, WhcA are the Dcst cIcGehtl1.7 Inel! doIi'l ~
perform the duties OF the offices il unquesiloned and
s FsiP MSR FGm tine BsRTns BR G.so s am S IN
success and nope that through the hearty efforts
voers of the state may welcome them 10 share Ia the
administration OF oar state Government
MAYNARD EULoGIzEs CLEVELAND.
The Democratic candidates for State officers were
sereuaded later at the Kenmore Hotel Maynard
in a speech again Landed Governor Clcvcland5
administration. Speaker Chapn followed. Ilo
said 1t was necessary to go back to the Legislature
of 1851 to find political scandals Obvious Of
his attempt to get Controller Davenport to pay
with State funds for valuable desk which had
been sent to his house in Brooklyn. John L.
Devein was introduced to the crowd and he said
that Mr. Purcell of Rochester, was his candidate
for Secretary OF State remark that was received
with great applause. Mr. Devel IN said. however that
ne would Loyalty support Ar. Maynard. EK-Seualn tor
George RaIues Of Rochester. SAID that Mr. Purcell
would be loyal to the ticket. Some Of Mr.. lldeus
friend, are not well pleased over tho attempt
made here to-day to ignore lIlden aud to put
Cleveland ahead Of the GramerCY Park sage.
There is good deal Of cauCusng going on tonight,
and 1t is said that the outlook for harmony Il
New York has improved, but the County DemocFacV
leaders assert that unless there is union Legs-
latiVe and all other candidates there Will Do no
union at all. 1t is probable, however, that there
will b union.