The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-17
THERMOMETERS NOT IN UNITY.
SOWE UISH 10 HIIE 1JiITR OWN WY
JND OTHLRS VIM Nor .IGRLE


men held that the committee was empowered
to make an organization Of the party in this city
and assign io it u leader Tho two Grccnha'k-
crs maintained that the limit Of the committees
authority was tho selection Of the seven mem
hcrs VI tho State Committee to which thi, city IL
entitled. After n discussion that continued
thrcc hours. the Grccnbackcrs persuaded tho
workngmcn go acluics'c IN their vicws.
and tho committee was harm lmized. 1t
was then decided that the work of har-
n.1nizing the various organizations in
this city Should be- begun at 3 o'clock.
At that hour the memhcrs Of the Shupc party.
the Blnir organization. and the Ilanlon faction
assembled in Clarendon Hail in Thirteenth
street. Among the we'll known work lngmrn were
Theodore Allen Christopher lis, Henry
Nichols. John Troy. Cornelius O'R'illy. Marcus
iIanlon. David j. Twohey. George !. Gardiner.
nni Gen. Thomas W. Egan They represented
the Shupc aud the lIoulon parties. Tho Blair
organization sent before the committc" Francis
Il. Purcell. George Blair. James Connolly. Dr.
l.. p. Miller Patrick H. Spollmnn. and Patrick
J. MrMullen. Tho committee arrived at the
hall half an hour late Mr.. Corp the Chair
man. carried a fan in one hand and in the
other an umbrella enclosed in a cane. The
umbrella Is his own invention. Tho committee
having taken seats on tho platform. Mr. Corn
SAID that they had heard that som" persons
hud pans iufthc settlement OF the differences
IN "a" party IN this city. and were then ready
tp hear them.
cpl George +. Gardiner Of the rorlon faction.
took the floor lie read resolutions pu~-ed 10y
suh-commiitccs ol the llnnlou faction and tho
Shupe party declaring that those organizn-
tions would unite rs soon n the cuuirmpn
of their respective general committees should
resign and a new chairman of the united
commtte,s he named 10y the venerable Peter
| Cooper. Mr. Gardncrthcn said that Mr.. Shupc
aud Mr.. O'Rcily the two Chairmcn. had r,-
signed ami that Mr. Conner had selected VII
| Grucrai Cnmmi,,ro nh" t,y" ,rpo,,otinns
| had united On that basis. and agreed g. hold "A
mas,s nlvvtih5 10 rMlY ih' un. .n. We nrr
/ ready. MIR Gard n"r added to unite with
! NE Blair party or any other organization on the
! samc, Msie. ,,,.
| iiHAlon dclcsaio from the lglt'.ut4 Assembly
/ plSlr u, n1Sed WHO hai "u'h .rN tAr COM
prD'4,S- ,ol.' tnd IN .it.Nii ~ ~ 'ii-irl.t.
IF 5, II own AN 9iimr. His r.T9res d.,ercd n
htdi'ns hrouel d6tSn men ,o tgi1 10 Eah
began T. tax about political trirh~iri~ and the
s",d-4ui workins.nrin NJ rn1yiG, r.ns s"lpini
oiHer.>.
Mr. y 'hols %. th' Nhnu. -HAnlon i,itF nan J.
ncr. and a-ked tina! ne comm.i,e'- secretary
copy i 81 once and riugp H. Mr, C9ir ,us-
G,,,nd ,IM re reH".t W1uli ',si" ~ i.e .in.
u, i'.o nhnlS i .ou.l i.t ID. c'pI'a men as
urcr Of ths st,le Committee 99oi having arrived
/ ~ ioWh. ar. Nlchyis rrlIlrd NM tAc Nhup,-
ten ten, ,.-....,. ,..
~ The Episode was brought e. an enl when The
Committee was iurnisr"d with copy u tho re-
puL p.ot. u p,,.u a.. p,.,.
sani5at.on was The mex, spoaker' Th i"'' com.
nll'" 81 Wnil,h He was hartman hai u'''n IN;
/ sfiINr',Hl " " h''. .tS"n YOU i,
/ mpNe u" laisMns. In'N, were 'ii" DnlY Lena
,, ~ y i"ily IN 'iii~
III ~p.rch wa- r.i"'yg.,,i w.' ,drr.>iv mashtsr
/ NJ pmnr.'i r.,ii IT, h,.,l't ;i'- i.,..''sir.,,tn