New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
RETURNING FROM SYRACUSE.

NETWORK DELEGATES AT HOME AGAIN.
WHAT TWO MEMBERS OF THE BLAIR FACTION HAVE
TO APPROXIMATIONS OF MR.. sHUPE-GiD-
EON ]. TUCKER HAS NOTHING AT PRESENT TO
SAY.
Members of the National Labor reenback
party were not as numerous in this city yesterday AZ
during last week at least they were not 30 easy
found. Walter ii. Shupe was In great demand III inc
editorial rooms Of his paper, as well as in one
of the courts, where an employee was suing hi'n'
At late hour last night he bad not been
heard FROM George Blair had stopped In Albany to buy
TIMBER his political comrades declared but at his shop
and house in Yokst he expected to arrive every
from dawn until at least 10 o'clock last even
ing Ex-senator Dreamer arrived IN Town III
5 o'clock In the morning, remained mVs'"'o
all day, and fitted to Washington in the evening.
George Washington MADDOX, who went to Syracuse Us
delegate, representing himself. was also expected al
day at his lodgings Mrs. s. Myra Hall, woman Oh ad-
yanced IDEAS accompanied Mr.. MADDOX to Syracuse
Dr. f. p Miller OF West Twenty-sixtl-st., came home
badly out of order that he took to bed ImnedaS'
He rallied enough. however toward night, TO tel MS OK
perience. The Doctor belongs to the Blair factioh'
Greenbacks are his hobby. and long have Deot'
He was one OF the four delegates from ths
State to the Indianapolis Convention which hou'-
mated +, ter Cooper for President In 1876. Dr. INJECT
sat on the stage at Syracuse and attempted TO protest
against State Committee which dld not have sihsie
representative from New-York CITY, He was op'lsea
then and there subsidc, amid cries OF "Put h'ih
ont p but he relieved himself evening substantially
in this style ut rather rough not to let us H. coz
sdertng that Blair Ennis myself and one or Two ohers
really got up the convention. However, the eonhuy
members did know how to get out OF Shupe went
I'M there ahead of all the Others talked to the various
delegates, and went be:orc the Committee on Creuch.s
as soon IL organized. He has mucn n'nucnr'
and reputation. which take immensely with pee,
pie in the country And ssnie d r.oo y sC "r
ticles, and ticlked the old man. WHO aspies 10
educate the people. So. as say me country propic
is In league with sherman and wants to sci! t1 Naiina
party ont 10 the Rednblicans. II tney Kept LIN qn
slut us all ont. II Id had chance 10 get before mat
committee, III have opened her eyes wide 10 sndcs
not get at the committee at all Tue neNi question ~,
who shall capture that committee of hvc ap'oh'eo Nv
The convention sit at Feuchs Hotel August o. 10 srt,
tie the difficulties among thc factions IN NcM,loih
JUNO, II IL member OF H. favos inc Blai ic,o VI
course There another menibcr Hith similar riiuc-
c.es hut the Others i done know ai,oat ~ rs nhey
tiah ne sssona ID strict m is city TO act M iei.
Der of the Committee. No one VIII get lhlo Tue
nexS nv shoe ye membcpf There Is no Doubt
the woikIngmen being sound Oh the Greenosch ,he1iy
the reason Is this any one en- sae: In lsGJ when
the Government issued - Tbc reporter dir,euy de-
parted . 49,, mai.
faction, was found cSar store on Nni-a,c ihe it
evening, surrounded by number oil lends io NHon'
he was apparently relating his cxpcicLc' NJ sj!acHsc
IL was rather rOuzl WASN'T IL, Connolly, a,k.a an
10 he delegate aud not 10 DC aioWcd 10 acS
or even 10 get on the fJor of the conNen.ionF
mot at ALL" replied Mr. Connolly; We could nave
gone In II we had wanted to-"
Inuccd labOrci under the Impression thH' thefr
we've q few impednepts--"
We would not go IN with that shupe," Mr.. Coz
molly broke with animation Z" No. sir. Tie
committee waited to let In three Delegates from each oi
the three from each Assenb district; but We
wouldn't accept Tat because sbupc wouid nave
gone too. Shupe's the
What do on think Of the work OF the convention
anyhow"
ought speak that subject having been delegate
who did not get iu upoa BENG ufgi however on Inc
ground he occupied impartial position at syria
cusc and that II delegate had not right To tax, who
had, he length declared that he found the
the platform he liked the candidate tolcraoy WE'LL al
though lie regular politician III Is not true mat
one delegate ne did not want to vote for law
YER" said Mr. Connolly. cor. Mt least that not all
ali, but II he must vote for one he preferred
hin, who had been graduated ut the shor-bench
and not from college-aud agree with
him perfectly" This sentiment was empaticalIy APP
disorery crowd behaved very well until toward the
last zine Allen aud the otner Iowdies were all wItn
Shupe Of Yesterday, III the railway station NJ
Syracuse just before leaving The and his friends were
and workJngmen were al the other Finally, Alien anu
the other rOugls grew noisy. The farmers looked al
each other significantly and said: They Kept IL III ns
long as they could, but You IL had To come ont mt
length sbupe wanted TO pay for the hall the convcn'
ton used, when he wasn't allowed 10 he IN IT..
Gideon j. Tucker found at his Office. Mt No. 81
Park-row. He came smiling but with Ills finger ON
his lips. 81 have nothing to say e SAID isn't Time.
My views The platform VIII he expressed In my letter
least la the letter which hlal send
in reply the committee when am Informed about my
nomination. The platform Is much the same as the one
helped to make IN June ut Auburn It's all rSht