New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
WORK OF THE NATIONAL PARTY.

WORk OF lhE NAlIONAI ANi
DELIBERATIONS OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE IN
THIS cTTY-GESEgAL EWING ASKED TO SPEAK
AT THEIR MASs-MEETING.
The General Committee of the NauOnal
party in this city at Science Hall last night The
Allen who so cnlivenad. Beebes expense meet
ing Of the Committee Organization OF the party III
the same hall Saturday evening, was present anu
took lending part III the meeting W. H. Shupe' Eu'or
OF The AdrOcafs chairman, called the assemDiage 10
order He said that far the General Committee mem
bers had acted harmOniOusy. and he hoped they
would continue TO do So This a paPabe
aluson TO the Beebc-Allen fight Mr.. Sbnpc
addedthat he had been in consultation The night Deoe
and during the day asO, with General Thomas EWING OF
Ohio and Senator Jones, OF Nevada FROM them ho n"u
learned that they what trey wanted ana now 10
get IT, This engmac announcements was received Win
apulausr. Mr. skupe continuing his speech sald lnai
the committee not formed 10 nght Iamhhhy VI a.u
Anti-Temmany It was an independent organmauOn'
and ould cospscc with nothing the National Green
back party. lie closed his speech win an appear ior
john Hayes a representative OF the XIVth Assem-
bly, District, offered resolution denOuncng persons
who have asserted that compact IS IN existence pc
tween the Hon Walter II. shupr ANA the Hon. John
Sherman aud declaring that tho National party secuted
confidence in the integrity OF the Hon: VI. H. snupc" "
This resolution in relation to certain attacks maze
recently upon MT. Snupe for agreeing WIN certain Oh
the views Of Secretary sherman The resolution was
adopted This drew forth hearty thanks from r Shupe
ana the assertion that Mr. Peter Cooper ana mr 5ne
man would bear witntss tO h's integrity. Mr shnpe
then said that nc had given $40 to j. j. Juno ana 10
George Blair two wclknOwn IapOr feuluioisj au thl
they had used the money TO trndnce' him The or,
ganzatOn they controlled was run IN the interest OF
Mr. shHpe said that every Assembly District but three
In the city represented, ana hskcu u Ihese
districts could not be represented. W. n n
CaTsey complained that the Committee Organization
had excluded aborers who desired 10 represent tne u
represented districts, ana Iut on me IO pouSLps ,
Mr.. Allen bntly replied that subcommittee OF the
Committee on OrSa9zaSn' & & oi "cG m capcsv nc was rep
toned. Mr. Carsoy, evidently very angry hdvancei -
the front Of tac stage 10 reply when be Wa RHe.fd %
affair" Mr. shupc s1id that there was clearly
ulorcd Larnou and Mr.. Cnrscy Ietca'cd TO
his seat a resolution was passed that on Tuesday
bis District for the syracuse Convention. resolution
was also passed insIucimg committee to Obtain
National rarity TO he held IN the Cooper lnsu
tute some night next week. Merrill shcl ecA, q
aid the suffering workingmen OF Prussia in the coming
election member CRED out, WeFo got g en9ugn
Prusglaus here" There general lGuEhter
ana the sociast made no further appeal
petition was read requeSlinS 1ho o,a au'nDi nno
sell them the poor al cost; also to furnish employ
mcni to the poor; and 10 pay of laDorers in labor
The committee appointed to prepare for a mass meet
Hotel aftcrward and asked bim to make an address
at the meeting. They told him that hts opinions
Tesperiing dninoiM questions similar 10
those of National party that might without any yio
rnce to hs connection With TIE Democratic party make
an address. He replied that lac would consider INC
pTopnston and give his answer Tomorrow Certallylf
be lived m NcwYurk be couo not conscenously belong
10 the Democratic parys hartn0ney oTghhzillon hei.
But iu Ohio there 40 necessary Tor such de.
uarturr from old party 9ssDcatiOns. He would
ie clad AZ the haTd-mOncy Democrats OF
New-York Ncw-JeIsoy and Connecticut could be
sIonghcd OF from re Democratic party AMI driven over
To the Republican party. MI shupe VINO beaded the
committee that every member Of T. was formerly
DrIcocrst, ard that tn had joined the Ma
riona party only ahcn they despairrd OF ac-
coupllstiug their objects IN the Democratic
party Of the state General Ewing then said that lo was
confident tnat the opinions put forth ny the National
marty would triumph in the next National Democratic
Convention because most Of the southern D.mocats
beid mo same opinions Ia 1876. ST. Louis they were
only interested scgoveruucnt ana therefore allowed
the hard money Eastern Democrats T. wrc the hnanoal
paffor But in $50 they would have strong opinions
on the subject