New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

represented tho voaingnens organizations IN tae WIN
Congressional lad been in existence ever
' ~ a vsry gladto henr that Mr. Allen is member
AZ workinguen's OrgaBizatiOn.T interrupted flfeeil
toT have been sa s@eeF o. See @S met m
That is because you have been al the tlne IN Iam
many Hal ana s siS urei esnetly IN reply to an IN
oury as 10 the strength Of the Blair plrtsans ne en
d do not assert that shall have 10000 OF 5UVOO
votes but do say that II we are reeognzea mere rs I
representatives of the National party, the people WI"
rho chairman then asked Carsey Hanlon, Purcell
ana Allen whether their organizations were OF Secret
nature They all replied mo" IL was aekpowleaEoo
Thai tradesunon men started the Blair organization
qe Hair leaders also confessed that they voted for
sYon see Mr. Chairman have proved that they voted
for asam Tilden instead Of Cooper and Cary, rs
%please 5on't sey sam Tildeu" said Chairman
Copp. evidently greatly shOckedi say 'samuel j.
Inc committee held two sessions. The abOveis the
record of a morning meeting. In the afternoon the
committee, upOn reassembling, was informed Dy the
sbupe wing that Peter Coopers name had been subst
tued for that OF y. Spelman as acanddate i0r men,
Saetions then made elaboate arguments IN favor OF the
recognition Of their avortc one as te chief ofganga
Marty now for plunder. but when we began
TO be followers OF the rag baby, 1t was under
lists Hanlon accused Juno Of having attempted
10 disrupt the Greenbaek party ~ NeW.19qrh;;
Connolly warmly denied that secret tooeties controlled
the Blair wing. He gave long history OF the cooper
aud Cary CAMPAIGN in this city IN 1876 aud concerning
i IN.
with lot OF money bur he didn't come down ~ was
found that ne was more intent upon circulating d"cu
mepts than giving away his money Connolly t9eD de
cared that tie Blair wing had twice as many men as Jug
other organizations and closed his speech with ths
lrOnise don't think the other wings of the Nhohh
narty Intend TO nomlnaeA straight TICKET outste
OF Tanmanny or antl-Iafninany II we are fecosn'@o"'
we shall run a straight ticket" ,,. :, -
Ransom" W1 YOU DOmiAete straight bcket IL you
are not recognizedW IAN.
CONNOLLY" III we are not are we partyf -
RopsD,,-- Does our RECOGNITION make you a party y
(loDnolly--" We viii decide that. Business men VIII
support the National party II we are recognlzod am
oppDsed TO a steal which would so organize the parry
hc as 20 give two three Assembly districts 10 mr.
Conking am informed shat the division OF SPOTS Is
already arranged by the committees that the Snupe
wing "A 10 have two representatives on tle STATE Conn.,
,niree the Blair wing three and the HanlOn wing 1--WE
Ransom GpOintlng Toward JUNO Bliss and CopPl-
They are fixed are they3" t(5ensation. .
Connory-"I win say that arrangements mace 70
eantlre one Of The members JunO) failed Coney Island
didn't work" llIauglfer.i =, -. 40
Copp- All these allegations respecting the committee
untrue" -, - -. ,.o..po -
the Blair wing had attempted 10 ALLURE away juno
10 COney Island II was assumed tlat II he hau esoI
tasted Of the delights that island the syracuse oI
would have unable to break away 10 attend 10 BE
duties ID the National party much before the
eectOnuuch less return TO hafnOniz8 ina factions VI
York After this exposure ~ diabonca alteuplS
the committee hastily adjourned IL VIII meet AGAIN
to-day,