The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-16
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Joachimsen, one OF the five branches OF the Ia
bor-erecnback parry, held meeting ut rcuonia AS
scmby Rooms last night Ar. Cornelius O'Rciiiy Ia
the chair. The carly stages OF the meeting wero
marked by great unanimity ana II might have
been adjourned with credit alter the real bust
ness In hand had been transacted. Tho organization
OF the different Assembly districts
pleted and othcr routine business disposed ~
order, when some one suggested tina. SIR. Iomlinson
address ,he meeting. In obedience to loud calls Mr.
Tomnson came forward, ana madc a long speech on
the duties OF the hour tho tencts OF tho new party
tho need Of moro greenbacks legislative corruptoD,
the greed OF manopolies tho future OF tho party
and matters ADD things IN general He quoted Adam
Smith TO provo that bondhoIding class madc The
suggested that every man who could build 4 car
should be allowed TO use the tracks Third avenue.
aud they must iscnargo It. The bay onct no said AZ
wc tue Bible and the ballot, was In the hands OF
he had with tae late Mavor Havcmeyer concerning
the issue OF small bonds that could be taken up by
The working classes, and would be taksu by them
lover rate OF interest than the foreign capitalist de-
nanded.
AZ the conclusion OF ms address vote OF thanks
rendered 70 sir. To nnson "for able remarks -
A POSTAL CONSPIRACY.
gentleman here made loud call for tho report Of
tho CouferoDcs Committee. Of which the chairman was
was Recognized, and he offered resolution 10 the
effect that COMMITTEES be appointed TO inquire how Il
ing had been delivered.
Mr. Joachimsou that this was not the nrst tJmc
the party bad had occasion Ind fault xith tho Post
Office authorities. He asserted that tho party had
sent two commu to the President OF the
Senate another to the Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
scntatives, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the mails, but
that both the gentlemen assured him tn err honor
that the coin uncations naa never como to hand He
wrote to Postmaster James On tho subject, aud rc-
ceivci answer that "the thing was being worked
"rhat, /" SAID Mr.. Joschimson. twas thre0 mont hs
ago and up TO date have heard nothing OF the mat.
ter"
On motion the chairman appointed tho following
gentlemen as committee to investigate tho na,tcr-
Messrs. Joachi mson, Graham, Lozler, Putnam aud
Gunner.
Tho Conference Commttlee reported that Mcssrs.
Blair and Connolly, OF the workingmcn's aresnback
party, said that they INTENDED to 20 they had
begun, anu would ID happy 10 take with tn en- all
worEiugmen who were not identified with politicians
AN ARTISTIC woxKISoMAx.
Nr. Mcdonald, the scu ptor, wnic NO motion was
pending asked To be allowed SPEAK just minutes
and half aad the request was granted He acnon-
ished the boys TO 60 Ia and win once for The ''old
woman aud the young ones" aud was chcercd 10 tho
echo.
some one had charged that Mr.. George BLAIR had or
gained a district IN the Interests OF Tamrnany II all
and friend Of Mr. biars produced letter from that
gentleman denying tue charge
Delegates to the Syracuse Convention from this
Wig OF Inc labor parry will assemble at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, al eight O'Clock +. ~, on
Thursday next