The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-10
PREPARING TO REORGANJZE.

EXTENT AND VALUE OF THE LABoRs or THE
THIS CITY.
New York is undoubtedly one OF the best cities OF
the world in which 70 study the workings OF the
greenoack movement The country visitor will ind
here almost numberlsss places in this hot August
weather where the operations OF hts gresnbaeks viii
be attended with interesting and instructive phe
ena II probably Tor this that the recent
| Greenback Convention at Syracuse determined to
send subcommittee to the city although the osten-
sible motive that tho contending Shupe. Urea
mer, Blair Joachimsen and O'Reiy factions must be
"harmonized.n Where is there q better place 10 OBJ
serve, from philosophic point OF view. Tho opera
of the grecnbask for instance, than one OF the
| brilliant nocturnal resorts Of "beauty and
fashion" so much patron,zci by the coun-
try visitorP The committee appointed by
The Convention composed OF Msssrs. Copp, New
ton, Wright, Ransom, Bliss and Juno. Mcssrs. Coop
BLISS aud JUNO still absent but Messrs. Newton,
Wright aud Ransom have actively, though mys-
terousiy, engaged canvassng the situation since
they have been here. The newspapers announced
their FIRST meeting Tor the 5tn OF August
sHADowY coNNITTEE.
The reporters about franlicaiIy TO find them,
they not TO be seen. Days passed, and, de-
spite tho repeated vague paragraphs Of tho news.
ID,
rsportor,a eye. Al last their shadows became sub
stance on Thursday. when they were found registered
at the sturtevant House. Now followed great
excitement in grsenback quarters. Mr.. shupe
waited all Of Thursday afternoon expecting =
Topographic summons which did not come
On Thursday, The Sih INST, tue committee were
again luily expected 10 meet. They did meet
several friends out OF the hoso, who convinced them
that II was OF NO use meeting as yet IN such weather
tnis that Tor The pr ssent ~ would be Tar
advantageous to observe ne workings Of the much
cherished grsonbacks Wy actual coatsct with New
York lilo as II Is. On thursday evening Tho word
was that meeting would be held ysserday .morpiag
peculiarly unIucky day on which they always hang
murdercrs, ana IL would never do 10 inaugurate SO
90 tne commi,lee, VINO think that New YORK sn't SO
pad place alter AL, sroiied out and employed their
time As useinliy Us they could Tor better Knowledge
Now YORK
The HERALD reporter, who bad tried in vain on
Thursday to capture one vi tho the com
tse ny dint Of perseverance, uneartbed yesterday
Mr. Newton, OF Rome, N. Y Mr. Newton was at ono
time attached 10 the tally press oil New York, ana
goou-iooking young gentleman OF superior iutsiii-
geuce
DIPLOMATIC uTTERAxcEa
''Uur object really H., SAID he, 40 eqnaze the
various iaciops that Is what We nave coius to-"
''Do you mink you VIII succeed 10 mat undertake
Mr.. Newton smiled snd responded. swell, l don't
see way can't be men aud SUI come 70 AL unler
.'You th.pk yoa will TO this understanding 2"
"weli that's hard to say. ldon'i ksow; II depends.
u
"waa, do you th'nk oil M shupe's proposition, as
stated IA toe HERALDf"
Mr.. WHOA snied Significantly aud said, with his
dipiomatic reserve, even, do1t know. suppose
Mr. shupe lnpKs he has the right to come before the
propie-l mean the committee"
'Mc snupe states that you have come with hos
tie pGrposeP"
Hes mis- aiken. We've NJ amnesty against him.
I'm personally deepy interested Ia seeing good
square organ zation enscteda square DEAL thats all
We want.n
as II true tna, Mr.: snupe is backed by organ
izltIon Of 5, 000 menY"
Me- Newton laughed .'Well, said he, 81 don't
know. II may De. Mind you dont lay II isn'L All
l say is that II remains to DO proven"
"ls IT true, as Mr. Shupe says, tbat Mr. Juno has
resigned IRON The committee"
~ uon't know. IL he has | haven't any iniorma-
ton about it," And Mr.. New on laughed as lnouga
AL this WAS a good JOKE.
SOME DyYIyIrE IxroRM ALTON
"Thsn Tor 90. present me commi,tes viii not meet
or do anytniDgf
Mr.. New Ton reflected quite while and then replied,
regretIuiiy, IN sir, not tor the prescn. You see
the other OF the committee haven't arrived
yet"
"whcn VIII they get bsror
"Wt can't tell Impossible to say. We in
respoudeuce with them, but they aoa't know nem-
selves wneh they can come"
''And you cant give any idea what the commit
tee will do. If tnoy ever do anytningr"
"Weil, no. cont know. l suppose that " hr.
Shupc can show that be mas an Organization OF 5000
men representing tho true grsenback anu business
interest he may be recognized Asa cit,zcn OF the
city and county OF New York he would have that
CLAIM upon But II he can't show that, thsn, l
suppose, he may not be Recognized"
Mr.. Newton denied that tho syracuse plat orm had
s., 900, 900 900 Gi paper money whcrewth to re-
deem all ponds; and furthermore, he thought that
there were many good men Ia New YORK idcnthed
with the greenbscK movement who would ike 10
como INTO n'act with gre inback provided
there "a square dea' IN the cay organization.