New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
NATIONALS AND SOCIALISTS.

MEETINGS IN THIS CITY AND BROOKLYN.
The General Committee Of the National
Greenbaek Labor party the Joachimsen and Han
Ion wing of it, held meeting last evening at TeutOna
Hail. About $50 men present, among them the
chairman. Cornelius 0'Reilly ex7Judge JOachmsen,
Marcus HanlOn Thomas ". Pitman. George f. Gardner.
and ]. Wilson Mcdonald, the sculptor. This organza-
ton claims be the genuine committee. Its leaders
say that the organization which is recognized by tho
Syracuse Convention on Jnly % viii prob
ably absorb the others. Primaries will be held
this evening elect delegates TO the Assembly District
conventions which will choose delegates 10 the Syracuse
Convention. The delegates are expected to meet at
Germania Hall or Thursday evening.
Theodore E. TomlinsOn the first speaker, enumerated
the rights which the Consultation conferred American
freemen Among them he emphasized the right 10 bear
Thomas w. Pitman, by resolution, asked that
the organization dscaim and dsOwn all alliances open or
secret with the various political organizations Of the city,
Ex-Judge Joachimsen charged that the cards mailed
to members informing them Of the meetings OF the
mittee. great many instances had not been de-
liyered through the Post Office An investigating COM
mIttee appointed. The chairman reported slow
progress in the conference for consolidation with the
Miller blair organization and read letter which laid
the charge Of harboring Tanmany at the door OF
the JOaohimsen Hanon organization. WherenpOn a
young excedy asked If there were really any de-
funot politicians in the ASSOCIATION. Another young
man declared that political hacks are good" and
preferred defeat to victory under their guidance
Mcdonald, the sculptor, secured his umbrella BY the
little end, waived il above his head and said that
while the lamp holds out to burn the yest sinner
may return Defunet politicians not sought but
If they come into the party IL big enough and strong
enough TO take care OF them. An adjournment soon fol-
lowed.
little group OF men collected the steps OF Masonic
Hall last night represented the Shape wing OF the Ma
tona party's Committee Organization In this city.
week ago. eX-Sae Senator Creamer who Is chairman
of the committee, called meeting aG the ball for the
aVOwed purpose of casting OF The party W. H. Shupe
Editor OF The 4dr0eate, and :" The Allen. This
call was apparently issued IN retaliation for tho
action of the General Committee OF which Mr. Shupe Is
chairman, declaring the Committee on Organization
dissolved. W. A. A. Carsey. secretary OF the General
Committee, and also member Of the Committee on Or
ganizatiOn invited the Committee on Orgaaiza-
top OF his of thinking 10 attend the meeting ana
formally adjourn without day. In accordance with tue
command OF the General Committee. This was what
done last night.
the English speaking section Of the sOciastie Labor
party OF Brooklyn met last night over Whites liquor
store at Myrtle-aYe. and FutOn-st, aud chose Thomas
Crown chairman IL decided 10 issue an address
10 all clerks Join the SOcaistc Labor party, deear
ing that their condition than that OF common
laDOrers-
Tue Brooklyn Socialists yesterday, engaged In an
Other demonstration the occasion being the annual pic
mic of the Williamsburg TailOrs Union. procession
was formed the Turn Hail. In MeserOle-st, IN which
tho Socialists joined Tue procession passed through
several streets to RidgewOod Park