The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
lIARM0NlZERS IN A QUARREL
CHIIRNiN corr IND ms UMBRELLA
ICCUSED or UNF.IIRNESS.
The Report " rIUrn In the Interval Between
Two Turkish Baths Mr.. Junio CARRIED
Away from the Session The search for NJ i'm

! Since the termination of their open sos
| sions ON Tuesday. the Iarmonling Commit
/ tee Of the National Grccnhack Labor Party have
/ been trying to decide. on the evidence submitted
by the several factions in this city, which Of them
| IL entitled 10 represent tho party in this city.
| They have held three executive sessions. each
continuing at least i've hours. The first meet
ing on Thursday was devoted to informal
talks on the status of tho several factons
and the character 81 their representative
mon. At its conclusion. McSsrs. Ransom
! and Wright. the Grcenbackcrs. expressed
| their readiness to decide the case. But
| Mcssrs. Corp, Bliss. and JUNO. the work
! ingmcn. were undecided MI. Copp. the Chair
man. adjourned the meeting. saying that he
would make no decision until he had seen the
venerable Peter Cooper. ON Friday morning
! Mr.. Copp talked for an hour with Mr. Cooper
| on the condition of tho Nationals in this city,
| Then he exhibited tho umbrclla-canc Of his
own invention. converting it from u cane to an
umbrella and from an umbrella TO cane.
! to the delight and establishment Of the
venerable Doctor If Laws. After spend
INK another hour in futile efforts to
| convince the founder ~ the Cooper Union that
| h o0uld improve his ushiou, Mr. Copp bctook
| himself 10 tho Siurteyaut House. lle found
Mcssrs. Bliss. Wright and Ransom in the COM
| mittcc room. But Mr.. JUNO was not there. and
Mr.. Copp declined To proceed until his arrival.
| Three hours passed without bringing tho alb
srnt Committeeman. Then rumor began
it, rounds that Mr.. Juno had been kidnapped.
| An hours circulation enlarged the rumor 10
story that Theodore Allen and John G. DAILY.
Chairman Of the Syracuse Convention.
had Put Mr. JUNO in semi-un-
conscious state into sleeping car
| uckoted to syracuse. his home. Mc--r- Conn
/ ulN hh--' h,N'A lhS iN' story, were angry and
I Threatened To- do all SORTS # things. james
connolly AMI other m"mu"rs oi the Nlnir party
/ Icclnr at tuut unless Mr. Juni' showed himself
| hy + VI. they would have "A general alarm
srnt g. the unllN" 10 hunt him up.
| IheX w,ro saved this trouble. ns at
T. W.. Mr.. JUNO entered the Committees
rrIscl nat hi. c1u"ieucs should have boon
| anxious about him. 10 had brrn In good com.
! pauy. 10, said and should have been 40 his L.
! earlier had IL not boon for sickness produced
| eating too many ru'umlnr-. N Is COLLEAGUES
smiled. and declared their readiness o. 80 I,
| work.
Then began tho second nyc.hour s,sslon. Mr..
! Com ~uhulued n carrfuly-urepared report
| party rs "a" regular ergnnlntion, and APPROVE
! ing their rnniiiat s. for th" seven places IN the
| were a-toni-nel. hut slId nothing. Mr. Com
/ locked }l's-is. Bliss nnd JUNO. but
| indication, that he would vote FIR the
/ report, Then followed Il discussion is
/ To- Mr corps fairness n IRVINE, {. -pr.ns
/ upon On" Committee report mud" before On"
no. had been considered by the Committee.
/ Mr {, ~ admitted that be- wrote tho report IN
/ l,r Nil' r.' house 10 tho int ryll between TWO
| Turkish baths. Thercuron Moe~r-. Ransom
! lnd W RIGHT accused MIN "a unfair d. .iug and
! Nr Conn rrpIi.,! " fh uu 90 warmth flSt d.. Adj
| no' iutaul t6 cheat b. colleagues. Thrnr hours
! wrr" spent I'M this discussion. That quarrel
:, 'u"i "ranGi' 1r"ee,, ,"nrerning Oh" Com.
tncir instrI tious 'erre =, sottlc The dfrrru u.s.
~ mis- city. amt % designate which organ zntion
rrs Insisted that the 'Ccmmiit"o'- pow q. were
! nNin.l ,' halhs IN" PLACES on the state