The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28
NATIONAL GREENBACK PARTY.
now THE nAnMosIzISa Committees Ac11o

now THE HARMoNIzrSG Committees ACTION
IS kEGARDED By THE LOCAL LEADERs
The result Of tho deliberations OF the grccnbackers'
committee which was to harmonic all dscordant
factions, and 10 report back state OF brohery fee-
Ing amt identity Of purpose eminenty gratifying,
seemed to take few people aoack. Politicians pro-
tossed to know all along that The reconciliation oil tho
peculiar elements thrown together In tho Convention
was beyond tho power OF committees, aud only
dream In which grecubick enthusiasts likod to To-
dulse They OF opinion that IN spite Of tho as
sucd unity Of purpose proclaimed by the party there
we're more cIashing interests, more inconsistent
schemes than existed In any other political body TO
ELECT fusion these they iancied It would require
the mind OF some singuary asiuto statesman or the
occurrence OF some political emergency which
one ut present anticipated, but which might, ON The
spur OF the moment, servo TO void them together.
Tnc members ot the grccnbark party were rcticont.
Tbey sail, however, that they deemed disagree.
mcnt Of the committee commonplace affair OF no
grave moment and not AZ all anoctng ofthe
party In the coming campaign. Many seemed osleve
that the cardinal which the gfccnbacksrs put
forward on thor platform rs tho bono OF contention
In tho coming have too firm hold upon the
minds OF the people TO DO uprooted by petty Dzze IN
q COMMITTEES chamber, and they think that at tho
ballet box tho power OF tho groonbacg element will DO
shown 10 way that will gain lhem recog nnisn and
respect Iho action OF Tie mayor portion 0i
miltsc caused much surprise. some such
course looked Tor from them. The repor, Of the
minority most II tho party, however, seemed to
favor, and the bel.oi In confidently Expressed
that IL will De received by the STATE Committee.
GkEKsBAcKERs PKELiNGs.
HERALD reporter yesterday co1verscd vita several
gentlemen Interested In the movement, and found
them much OF one mind whenever their own special
and particular hobbies l. OF intrudcd upon. WIN.
A. Carsey the secretary OF the general committee,
ad chief advocate OF the Snupc TACT OF the green.
back party, stated that tbere general salisfac
ton among the members OF their party to the nnal
determination OF tho committee appointed by tho
veutiop. That now there wouio be a surety oil good
bong picked from the Two lis aud that there
was nothing In regard TO tho dscision but what
cxpectad--a DIVISION. That tns Blair ana Conn oily
faction have been operating Tor tue past our or Two
years, always hanging to tue skirss CT some new
party and demanding certain privileges which no
bond .Ede association could entertain. Cucer the
prestige OF workingmen's organization they always
como orward, he ssid preisndiDg 10 conuol certain
districts and Organizations whieh amount TO hing
ami that tncy ~ present bold pesitions under Tam
mAuy Hall
Theodore Allen was next sought He said that 10
did euro about expressing an opinion relative 10
mo action oil tne committee or las effect upon tho
party NJ largo He preferred waiting III own local
mass meeting would be heId whoa he should De heard
from. He admitted, however, that the com miilcs's
lack OF harmony was expected. but hs believed THAT
the minority report will receive the sanction OF the
State Committee. Not much will be- known until
tho meeting oil tho General Committee. winch 10 cx
pected 10 convene Ut Cooper Institute on FRIDAY
evening next. Thon be would DO Tree 10 speak.