The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-24

lions OF money, millions OF people For example,
taxe community oil len men with SlO0 each, who
elected by the other eight 10 ruu the colony, and
through system of Legislation peculiar 10 themselves
waited upon aud demonstrated with by the eight say,
sBy our superior wisdom ana intelligence
nave ss o. Nv nI' b p se
cal torce We Will take away from you
what you have taken from US by legislation" What
The Two impudent oppressors then do is precisely
what the politicians allied TO the money power are
dong by their peculiar legislative tactics TO the
plo OF this country, and the national areenback
such condition affars.' MIR. Troup resented the
term COMMUNISM as applied 10 the policy OF
the nationalists, and alleged that the real
Communists IN The United States were the ma
tionai banks and great raiiroud corporations. He
trials oil workIngmen and women, and made a
strong point, which everybody appeared To relish,
lunthropsts for the mlseres OF black slaves IN tho
South In contrast with their utter insensibliy the
sueriogs OF white slaves IN the factories OF Connec
cut and MASSACHUSETTS, t-
LITTLE MUSIC.
few moro speeches we're made. and queer old
gen teman in linen JACKIE nd trousers was ind ced
TO mount the platform and amuse the delegates by
singing green back or anti-bondholder's song, en-
tied "whoa, Haw, Gcel" ,hechorus oil which ran as
ioilows:-"rnose bonds, those bonds, they mako the
country blecd'
Those bonds,
Those bonds.
They make the country bleed
For you will shortly see the country goncto ruin.
Then, whoai haw. gee
WAITING COMMITTEE.
Still tho Committee OH Credentials fingered In ses-
sion at the Syracuse House until the Convention ad-
journed tor supper, aud everybody outside the COM
mittee room weary with waiting. Mr. JUNO,
whenever he Appeared, bore the same defiant front
continuing assert that ne had the Convention where
he wanted It ana that no New York nerlopers conld
como in. "a raementary dialogue between Mr. Juno
and one OF theNew York delegates ran thus
JuSo-Yos can rely onmy word III do just what
tell you will do, anu no more.
Convention
break up IN Fowl eight; you don't want the press
OF the United states to publish broadcast that tho
Syracuse Convention has been uniairiy conducted
and has had such disgraccui issue.
JUNIo-I can tell you, when you speak OF fght,
men have come Tor that. you may as well know that
everything is prepared tor you. II you begun It, by
God, yoa'll 60 back IN boxes. with ice around you''
4 THUSDERBoLr.
Such was tho bearing OF Mr.. JUNO and the State
Committee until the adjournment OF the Committee
Credentials toward eight Pm, when 10 thunderbot
II was suddenly found, thGt The Committee on Gre
dentias, which mad beeh appointed by the Chairman
OF the Convention in the serene belief that would
work out sns policy oil exclusion TO tho letter, had
been made up Of mon solicited IN part SO adroity by
tho partners IN Shupc's conference, described in
New York delegations wcre recommended by the
majority OF tho committee for admission. The
mended tho admission OF the Blair, Shupe and
ORslly -Creamer delegations, with twenty-ous volcs
r naua ~ snouIS have The pr,vilene 81 .hs
floor, with the privilege Of casting together
tho whole number OF sixtylhree votes belonging to
New York county. minority report OF tho COM
mittee recommended the exclusion OF all tho Now
York delegations, except Blair's. as the Com
mite. on Hoass s ns, quarters
WIeting Hall the news Of the decision Of
the majority went before them and caused groat
citement Alsorts oil fcpo rts were spread to the
way in which the committee had been Influenced,
Shupe and Blair having been respectively heard
pledged himself to ABIDE by any requirement tho
committee might impose upon him, wnilc Blair in
dignant at Tho complacency with which Snupe
listened to- pledged himself to respect only tho will OF
the Convention. 10 that body therefore the matter
was submitted at nine ~, in the form OF the ma
jorty and majority reports OF the committee.
~ BEDLAM LET LOOSE.
y The contesting delegates, excepting the Blair dole
gates were still restricted TO the galleries OF Weng
Hall, where, well uson the floor Ct The hail.
insane. asylum scemcd for while 10 have trans
ierred ITS Dosiest maniacs. The reading Of the
an hoer, and al the conclusion OF the reading Mr.
O'keSC, chairman OF the Committee on Credentials,
asd that ne had applied TO Mr. JUNO for tickets Tor
tho delegates proposed to be admitted, and
that Mr.. JUNO had dscsinsd 10 furnish them. I'm
msnso uprqar followed this statement, In the
moved tho adoption Of tho report Of
the majority, and man seconded ~ who was spotted
a. ls. Un's sscuss ~. Of "rse Aliens gans" EsS,h
ward Of New York;" ''Put him out |" wero raised,
and the intruder d,seppesssA-seiors avgorous rap
ping OF tho gavel had restored order Mr..
JUNO rising from his the PLATFORM hen pro-
ceeded TO speak in euogy of tho Biair-Conney dele
OF the Now York city delegations Ho was compelled
10 SIT down under point OF order, ana then for Nm
hour and halt there was narrowing scene OF con-
teptiop, recrimin8tion and sorrow.
All SORTS Of motions were made. and that the ma
jorty report Of the committee be accepted that the
minority report DO accepted; that the majority
report !. be rejected except so far as Il ap-
Piled TO New York, and on, and SO on. on
these motions all kinds OF acrimonious speeches
made, especially by the country Delegates Mr.
Cooper, eitor OF the Corning Independent, was fec
itous in applying TO New York cry various mid
epithets, SUCH Ca sipknoe Of perditon." 1t was
more aud more apparent to tho Convention that
New York was absolutely indigestioc to II; that
the report OF the majority oil tho Creden tails
Committee woHld not be tolerated., and that
Mr. Shupc's nocturnal diplomacy mad completely
failed. At length u motion was squarcy put TO ex.
clude all ihc Now York delegation from the Conveu
tion. This motion related to the so-caed regulars
under Blair and Connolly along with the rest II was
fought against by Connolly who was on the floor aud
by several other delegates, but in VAN. Near m ID.
night the motion was carried by rising vote amid
Kisses from the gallery and applause all over the
floor, and a country delegate exclaimed dramatically,
EXIT New York" Then the metropolitan dele gates
wero banshed. their leaders shouted, "Ths way New
York" and within lew moments they really made
point a committee on permanent Organization and
adjourn until tomorrow, and this motion was sup.
ported by Mr. Cooper, OF Corning, with another
am iapic remark lie said cit would give time
for the scum float away As the dllusioD gen.
orally understood to apply tho New York city dele
gates one oil the BLAIR delegates on inc floor, who
had stayed behind, suggested an apology, which the
'sSpeaker rendered on demandln
tiOn then prevailed, and tho Chairman Apo nted q
committee consisting Of one delegate IRON Sepa-
toriai district, which shortly met and agreed upon
Mr.. j. Z. Daily, OF Utica, permanent cb airman.
committee, consisting OF one delegate from each
senatorial district, was next appointed to report
platform and resolutions.
A TELEGRAM TO PRTER COOPER.
In the meantime Shupc and his followers, less mis-
cradle than they might have been, since ali the New
York were excluded us we'll as they, met at the
Syracuse House and sent telegram 10 Peter
Cooper informing him, OF their dilemma and
asking his advice. OF this meeting Shupe himse
chosen chairman, aud W. A. A Carson secretary.
rhc platform OF the sociastc labor party with which
Justus sohwab Is identified was produced, and dele
gate with German accent suggested that ~ be
adopted and that a labor convention DO called TO
mect next woek TO ratify II.
BLAIR AND CoSSELLy's DETERMINATIONS.
Messrs. Blair ana Connelly say, CD the other hand,
that Notwithstanding tho present Convention had
deprived them and Their associates OF their seats,
thoy VIII support It's platform and It's candidate As
10 the latter, who Is to NIL tho vacant seat In tho
Court OF Appeais2 Gideon j. fucker said TO DO
confident OF tho nomination. although cx-Spcaker
MCGUIRE Is working nard Tor u.
LATER.
SYRACUSE, July 24-1 80 A. NJ