The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
xatop at the Syracuse House, and the headquarters
Of Shupe, OF the Advocate at the Syracuse House.

oil Snupe, OF the 4uD0cde, al tue Sy racuso Aouae.
DEPARTURE OF TIE sHsPE CITY DELEGArrs
LAST EVENING WHAT sHuPE PROPOSES Tc
HAVE DoNE-rHx cREAMER COMMITTEE ON
ORGANIZATIONS.
The national greenback labsr party In this city 10
rayin Its forces preparation for the great conflict
TO take place at the state Convention TO be held 81
syracuse tomorrow. The various branches are doing
their best outnumber and overcome their rivals oi
admission to tho Convention. The coufict, when Il
comes, win doubtless DO lively one. In ALL there
seem 10 be four distinct divisions. each claim
ing to represent a majority OF the voters
Of tho party In this city. Tho "shups
delegation, as IL is called started for the scene Of
combat last evening at O'Clock, taxing the steamer
81. John for Albany. They will therefore have Inc
advantage OF being nrst in tho field. the spacious
steamboat took large load OF passengers ABOARD rs
she lay in The afternoon sunlight At the loot OF Hobo
ken street; but party in the cabins was more
numerous conspicuous than tho band Of
fxty nine aspiring politicians bound for syracuse
They arrived sipgy and in groups Of 'wo three -FOUR
and more on the wharf, and formed quite crowd
about their leader, Mr. Shupe. chairman OF the dele
CATION from the First Assembly district and chairman
OF tho city organ izaton which bears his name
Mr. Shupe was srrayed IN short and shiny black
coat, black trousers and white straw h9t, ana car
ried hts hand collar box and time table "inere
tncy are" remarked proudly 10 reporter OF the
HERALD, darting mis- experienced eye over the dele
gates about him; therc they are; no roughs all gen.
tiemen; see them standing around here 7" And, on
the whole there little indication OF the trough"
element any where 10 the crowd. The delegates were
generally respectfully dressed ana behaved IN quiet
and orderly manner. ono OF them, however, pro-
vosed roar OF laughter by pointing 10 the collar box
IN MT Sbupes hand and asking whether ne was
gong TO carry mis- trunk TO Syracuse.
.sTns branch OF the party said Mr. Shupe, us
the only thoroughly 0rgauixsd enc IN The city.
Dreamer, Hanion ana Joachim sen, who were With US
NJ first, excluded. anu they ali rallied their back
ers. But our cuy General Committee NUMBERS 100,
and tho other fragments oil the party won't 10
able 10 put near as many men Tue hs,a aay r.er
Assembly district IN the city ana from tue twenty.
third and Tweniy-iourth wards AS Tor excluding
the dele CATION. they can't do it.. There's Call Tor all
citizens, and has the right nor the power to
exclude any else. My idea Is 10 nave Tho state
General committee formed at once. with the
exception OF the members from this city, VINO
Can De uppo ed alter local ANTIQUITIES are settled
We propose 10 let every enter The convention aud
partIopa,e In the formation OF the platform
selection OF candidates. Then, alter the state COM
miee has been appointed, with The exception Of The
New YORK city memUers let the cry factions al 70.
Turn nome and In any district where there are more
tnan one Organization, let them JOIN together and,
alter the various ohairmen have resigned proceed 10
elect n new one Then let a new General Committee
OF this city be formed and all acting chsirmen OF tho
different Guy organizations resign, 10 be succeeded
by a Chairman 10 be appointed by tho new General
Committee. In that case promise not to accept .
reelection TO the position OF chsirman."
The ST. Jonu started shortly after Six O'CLOCK, ana
ono young man, arrived as she Was dropping out
INTO the stream, rushed trantlcally along tae dock
and ia ped the imminent rick OF Els LIE.
here was 40 tme 10 ascertain defniteiy. but The
bystAnders generally. judgng from his actions, were
OF The opinion that tn. nairoralnea young passenger
IN asst be a budding ONCE seeker. The ages VI the
delegates seemed range from twenty ycars 10 full
our SCORE the oldest being whito haired and white
beardeu patriarch, who goes 10 the Convention on
behalf OF the lwenlythlrd ana Twenty-iourth wardA
Tho boat will arrive ~ Albany NJ about SIX O'Clock
this morning, and the party VIII reach Syracuse as
noon l., tho evening IA caucus Will be neld. The
aeiegation expects 10 return on Thp<9iay.
Mr. George Barre hackers Will also depart to-day,
and the Hanio j oaenimsen DIVISION Will also make
itself heard