The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-18
HARMONY STILL AFFAIR OFF.
EACH FACTION or THE NATIONALS
CLINGING 10 ITS NOTIONS.


around Oluiclupn lldn carry N'StludN INV
three workingmcn on the IIarmon2ing Com
mi'tcc arrived at the hall at about ~ o'clock.
Mr. Corp was escorted by James Connolly. the
painter. and Mr.. Bliss by Patrick MCMILLAN the
printer Mr. Jarvis came leaning on the arm
Of Dr. Turkish Bath Miller. Mr.. Copp carried
sw fan and his patent umbrella. AT 1890
neither Mr. Wright nor Mr.. Ransom. the Green
back members Of the committee had but in an
appearance. Their absence excited unfavorablc
comment. and produced wranglc between the
partisans OF George Blair and the members Of
the Shupc- Hanlon faction.
1ls Blair adhcrcnt- said that cmissaries
Of the Grcenbnckcrs who were trying to- lead
Mr. Copp from the support Of the workingmcn.
had asked for further time and that the desire
t. grant this request had kept Messrs. Wright
and Ransom away To this accusation. aShupc-
Ilanlon man replied that II certain Turkish
baths could speak the method which the Blair
party was using to secure the committees re-
cognition could be- easily nsrcr,aincd Each
side was sure that its opponents were using
money freely
While this talk was going on the two working
mon on the committee sat in the hall patiently
waiting for their colleagues. MIR. Corp cx-
llainrd t. several Of the Nationals how his zane
misht be- converted into an umbrella and again
turned into a cane. Mr.. JUNO entertained his
listeners with predictions that hc could name
tho successor Of senator Conklng, and that
Tom Alyord would not again represent tho
Syraru-"rs in the state Assembly. Mr. Bliss
devoted himself 10 Miss Myra Hall. the work
ingmnn's advocate.
At IL, Mr.. Copp decided to wait no longer
for Mcssrs Wright and Ransom. aud called the
meeting To- orlcr Tho Shupr- llanlon mon
took seats on the right ~ tho committee Frank
MIfsa mn 90 of ttt' - Too
Henry kuuh"l, and Chrst1ph"r lies followed
D.nni- kcarnry : example. and w're NJ shirt
Blair. the hoN mixer. James Connolly. The
painter; Patrick II. Suelman. tho carpenter;
John Ennis. the ru-trr'r. lWrick NrMullcn.
the printer and Francis H. Purcell the house
Mr corn rarpcd ON tho table with tho UNI
hrclla of his own invention, rui then askc, the
representatives, K both organizations g. submit
Tho names of thor candidates for The several
ylcanrie- ON the State Committee. Thcrcupon
Mr.. CDnnoll, named ~ the Blair part, ; choice
for the Ilucc- on the state Committee. George
Hnir. Thomas Mastor-.n N. John .rtuna Dr. T.
man AMI Aulley ". Gnlnm
Then Mr. Nhuuc mon wore named They
Waters Henry knuhol Richard Waikin-. =.
Spelm.e.pn i and NlsNPndgr Hh'sn Mr
whom thr N"n,rnhlr Peter Clorrr hal se.o.j,i
Z. repr,-.ut the untel parties Of shupe aud
Hm.lon in tlit State COMMITTEE.
Mi Copp here sail thar IA COMMITTEE could
nOf rrc,,ive names chosen by Mr. Cooper. Tho
candidates for the state Committee must he
cato then explained that the SNupc and H1ulon
PARTY had each elected seven men. and That 10
carry ont the terms Of the union OF those iac-
toms Il had brou determined To- permit Mr..
Cooper - select seven men from the fourteen.
Mr.. Copp was satisfied with the explanation.
md asked for the nanies cA s-n ~ Mr.; Cooper.
Thcrcupnn Mr.. Corn Illus ohcilly and several
Il tn Shupr men retired % the barroom for
While th'y were dol.hrratins. Mr. Conn called
,2r other li,,s - nam, N tl,. y, mac
the O'Eeiliy- Hanlon faction from the Sixteenth.
Eighteenth. aud Twentieth Assembly Districts
had selected Gen. Thomas W. Lean I" be- the
state Committeeman from the Tenth CQnsres-
~iunM II .stret.
This displcascd Edward Roach. shupc man
Egan. he shouted: " This man brings hero flyo
orr ix ilunkies from sown hotel and calls HIM
hundred mon here and form them into an or
ganzalion. It isg'i right ME Chairman
As the Chairman decided 10 receive Gen.
Egnn' name. Cornelius O'Eeill, AMI the Shupc
men returned 30 the hall. Il WAS reported that
MIR. OHonB would mol submit the name.
chosen by Peter Cooper until Messrs Wright
and Ransom Of tho Committee wor9 present.
Then The leaders u the ui Dos ing faction, hand
ed 10 Mr.. Corp the names OF the mou WHO We're
10 argue their claims TO recognition NtAe Com
At this point Mos-rs. Wright aud Ransom
entered tho hall. Then the Committee rcur =. 4
the quarrel thut WAS l.Euu un Friday. Mr..
oil
iN"i resolution nf n" Svrnrts. C.Iyrifi n
uW'ior ,yhisn tho { ,ilinitf.,' Nn, acting
w." ~. havn /, s. WINS MIR C,tt,'s -,t.lv
"Wdi vnu let mo sea ~ MIR hanson in.
nuirrI "
Mr.. Copp made 10 answer, lu, asked Whether
tmittao
Al this Mr. Ransom snii: Nj Wright ana /
ii',t ,ri,SI,ui r's,nti,,n W. ruuurt ,r,,.i'7 ..
t.ti,.s- ~, Inv. II
Mr. cam ,y,.- ANNOYED II. fnnnol himself
,i.,nrnuIly loved with mo riuhreiln ni IN. o,yn
inTnutinn md then looked urrrnlinly M Mr.
r,.,, MI hn. L'.n liz rii,f rhnr,, ~.
einc., III" Cnmmitin" he.,nn tbeir work If
t,n,th Nr .Iui,in c,,r,,, I, MIR C,ut,', r.iIrf la,
yi'e, an .'i,iyi, session rh, m t"u v,s
"arrieI and the Committee wont into secret
s"..,on'' anu Wv
AetIc Nationals were roin, ont If tho nail
NJ .h ,"' - IT." T,nrtt WmrI sho,'tnJ 49, H..
Gn,,,n,itte. II van dnrit hurry thrnu,,h VIM
,r,',,. nicotine, y,t,' i'nI tnl. ar "A dn5''n r.w.
E,1o 4, i,,, Vim anon ,oiir a. rs "
~ iL,,i. H.. C,mr,it'ne onr,ob H. i.',r.
,,,,n,,,.d tL.i NON .I,if.r.,,ir- ina f.n -,,t
tiI XXI ie,i"fab Il. 4 iia ,,i,eu ,ns.i,,u wallI
H., -, i,,ni al 4 ,f.lf.t " ~
A, thnt L'Wr four ~ tho committee wero in
thnir s..,ts Mr. Conn nnnonnrnl that Mr.
uiiss Ri con" to plno str"ot frr liz Inc ana
ihat the cSnlmittrc would continue upSn liz
nrii'ni, , -. @ 'rrr..,,iiI,,,, " h .s
III f, ,H' rh. Sbn,e mon sai T. en- "i,,r in
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