New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
THE NATIONAL PARTY PRIMARIES.

A QUIET ELECTION OF DELEGATES To THE sYRA-
CUsR CONVENTIONAL SPLIT IN SEVERAL DISTRICTS.
The National Greenbaek party (Shupe's Or
ganzatiOnl held primaries last evening, and elected
three delegates and three aternaes from each Assembly
district 10 attend the Syracuse Convention GU July %
The Joachimsen-o Reilly organization, which claims TO
be the only true branch OF the party in this city, held in
many districts primaries TO elect representatives
who will meet this evening, aud upon whom
will devolve, at this meeting, the duty OF
elscting delegates TO the Syracuse Convention.
In addition to contending sectious OF the party
the organization of Thomas j. Dreamer will meet tOmor
row evening aud take action about representation at
Syracuse The Shupe primaries passed of quietly last
evening In the Fifth District, that Of The Allen, the
place OF meeting was crowded. and numbers were gath
cred outside. There opposition, Allen himself
having charge of the shook" In the Seventh Assembly
District three distinct elections for delegates held
aud each party claimed be only genuine branch Of
the party In that district
In the lat Assembly District, after the primary
election was over meeting Of the members Of the
ganzaon was held which was addressed by Waiter III.
sbupe who replied the allegations made against him
as to his connection with John sherman, published
short time ago. He claimed that his relations with him
were OF domestic character and had lasted for thirty
four years Resolutions adopted expressing conf
dence in Mr. saupe, ana accepting bis statement Tho
Joachmsen party is circulating an appeal signed by NJ
NJ Pomeroy warning the Greenback supporters IN this
city against persons who trying 20 SOW discOrd in
the party.
Tho following is the lis! OF delegates the Syracuse
Convention chosen by the shupe party last evening:
First Assembly Distrfet-waer H. shupe Henry Nichols
SooSS 6istret-Bernard Mcintyre Michael Hayes and
TRird DistTi-Richard Stack Martin Feehtmau and John
FSatS Distrtct-Edward Roche James McEnee and John
Brady. - -, -, ,,,,. -, ,r,..
run Dtgtrtct-IheouOfo Aueh JUN NOAihS ahu
Syf6 DrfctP o'Rely John Creighton and p: ". Hand
Serenh District Christopher Hes Henry knube Allied
and Morris WEIGH a third tickets Hugh Brown George
r. Henderson and D. NJ. Bennett
Eighth DisHfet-Frank Waters Augustus Daily and Peter
N1 DistrietAlexander Davidson Peter George
At feSa D1striet-John H. Carl. William j. Miner John
Eeee Ditrict-AleI Givin, Edward Patterson Peter
TSsiA Dtrtc-Frank Livingston. Robert Gnnth and
VTirtssni District HcGuire, Graham Hyatt and
forT;scn0 Dsrct-wm. A. A. carsey. p. H. Doyle John
"i,Jieent DisrJOhnJ Gsrbutt Burton Glow and James
a si1Senn Dsrtct-P H. spellman. P. McMuen and John
vSatsentA Dlstrct-John Finn W. ciegg T.
Eighteenth Dlstries-1nomas +. Tuly, George W. AAdox'
Ei5HeSntS Dsriet-P H. Mccauley Richard Watkins
T@SntisG DsretJOhn Frederick EDWARD Haven and
HSSere Dist-Andrew hatcher william How Jry
Michael Farrell Another ticket Buteher John aAa
yissfS tAvd and roentyOurth William Lyman.
James Clarke and John Fortune
CAMPAIGN PLANS OF LIQUOR DEALERS.