The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

get Thorn out oil It, Late In the evening conference
was arranged between committee OF i've 81 ate dele
gates anu three members oil each OF the New York
city delegations. except Creamer's. WHICH did APP
pear Al this conference ShGpe FIRST made the fol-
.'i.et every one enter the Convention and par,ci-
pate ~ the ormasion OF the Platform ana tho selec-
ton OF candidates Then AFTER The State Convention
has been appointed except the New York city mem
bers lot tue city factions all return home aud any
district where there Is more than Quo organization
JON together, aud after the several Gu have
resigned procred 10 elect aew ono. Then let
general committee tor New York city be formed and
all acting chairnen OF The different city orgauiza-
tons resign, 10 be succeeded by chairman be ap-
pointed BY tho new general committes. la that case,
said Mr.. shupc, IL promise not to accept cleo
tion chairman" This propositinp was rejected.
shupe tnsn proposed 10 Blair That inasmuch AS his
(Shupe') dele aton was ucn the strongest in num-
bers BLAIR should remove rom H. at his own pleas
urc, many men the Blair delegation numbered,
and substitute the Blair delegation tn their places
This desperate attempt 10 get into The Convention
BY mixiag the Sbure delegates with the SO called
regulars. was also rejected. Next shupe pro-
posed as follows THAT ut oignt A. ". tomorrow tho
chairnen OF the four delegations represented al the
Congress mect and present last OF tho Delegates
ally here aud that II any man connected wth either
del CATION Is discovered to hold any aiiiation with
ether oil lhc other political parties, he shall beck
Guided. ibis done "a JOINT effort shall 10 maze 10
form a united compromise delegation OF three
delegates IRON each Assembly district III the city,
the rcmanier OF the delegates be submitted TO the
Convention for its decision. This was accepted
by the conference, which, however. reckonsd All
along without its host, rho regular State Commitce's
fiat having already boon announced The accept.
was, therefore, subject TO the state Committees
late decision
40 ADMISSION FOR sHupE.
AT midnight the State Committee being again in
Shupe's latest proposal. Tho discussion winch .ol-
lowed was remarkable Tor bitterness and end Cd with
the mo- resolve neither
receive II. One member OF The
committee remarked that shupe and bis friends
might AS vol be told that they would consult economy
aud save motel expenses by taking the next trains
hcme and subcommittee was appointed TO wal.
.nt ,pf..r ct
determination; subsequently committee, consist
Ing OF Bliss, OF Buffalo; Kane OF Rochester;
Ferguson, OF Troy, Comedy, New York, aud
Hirsch, Vi Elmira was appointed to report u capd-
date Tor CHAIRMAN oi the Stale COHvcnion in
back newspapers In New York, excepting the editor
OF The Aeooeae, were agreed upon as temporary
returies
A SHORT CONVENTION EXPECTED
Fity-lour counties arc represented on tho State
Committee here to.nish Il would not be surprising
O'Clock IN the afternoon ana adjourn.
WHO OWNS THE ADVOCATE? W LITER H.
suUPE TO lie MANNED AS TO HIS INTER-
Est IN The PAPER OTHER DEPARTURES
FOX SYRACUSE.
MIR. Walter II. shupc, the Greenbask Laborcr, do
parted Tor Syracuse al SIX O'clock Sunday evening
accompanied by some seventy delegates to the Syra-
cuse Convention, which meets to-day. From ycstcr.
day doinss Ia Inc Marble Court Chambers It would
seem that tho aspiring politician had lot town day
TOO soon, and Tor this reason On the LIST Of July last
Mr. Henry 5. Jcpniugs, Of this city, obtained Judg-
ment note Tor $3ll 81, drawn by Mr.. Shupo sew
crai years ago That gentleman iai.cd to put In an
appearance, and on Thursday, July 49, Judge Shea
issued an order requiring him 10 appear III court yes
terday Tor examination on supplementary proceed.
ings tbs object being to ascertain whether he has
interest In the -idroca which be levied upon Tor
tie Iy.sg % inV
from the Albany tram at Syracuse yesterday at high
noon, surrounded Ly his little band OF political
adhercnts his counsel IN his city was making
vigorous plea for the posponcmcnt Of tho cxanna-
lion TIL Friday, oa the ground that his client WAS IN
avo'daby abscut on previous engagement But tho
Judge was not to be moved by such umont aud
accordingly appointed next thursday, twelve
O'Clock, Tor Mr. Shupes appearance 10 snow cause why
he should not ba punished for contempt OF court IN
nbsentlng himself from examiuation. Mr.. jennings
counsel IN thus case the grccnUack politician
Is cousin ofJudgc Joachiinsen's sop-ip-aw, Judge
Joacninscn beng OF Shupo's rivals Tor The party
leadership III this city. Mr.. John A. Sweeney, the
Snupes financial condition. testified that that gentle
man had personal bank account with MN until about
egnsesa months ago Recently, howover, he haa
drawn checks Tor other parties on behalf OF tho Al
rocdt OF which no is edtor and OF which he supposed
him To be u casurer He aid not know whether or
the paper was owned by u JOINT STOCK company Alter
'Ar. Snupe mas been examined tho venerable Potter
Cooper Will, 1t is said be placed on the stand for
animation As TO the ownership OF TIT party paper.
JoAcHiNsEx's COHORTS
reporter called yesterday ut ex.JudRe Joachim
sens office 10 lcurn his programme Tor tJday's
vcEton The gentleman was not 10. however, and
his son-in.law Mr. Gocdhart, VINO seemed " DO IN
tcnprsry clarge cd The reporter thai bo mad
started Tor syracuse a. hali-past ten O'Clock Sunday
evening. 10 ar'vc al the Empire House cary ycsiCr
day morning He was accompanied by ms coaujutor,
Mr.. Marcus J. Hanlon. and about MY supporting
delegates Mr. GoOihart called attention to Pic of
unopened letters aud papers lying ON tho deck.
"fhcy'se oil on po!itcn business" NC said ''rhoso
two" pointing TO couple Of envelopes having
pcsure OF azreeeoack at ono end, surnouuied ny tho
legend ''Good as Gold, ''arc IRON Brick Pomcroy.
The OLD man. meaning his athcr-in-iaw, IS buried up
u his ears Ia poitics He must work twenty hours
day at ~
THE BLAIR DELEGATION.
The adhcrcuts o! George BHr, headed by thor
iustrious cnIei, TOOK their departure the Albany
boat shortly alter hino o'clock yesterday morning.
Some, however, II Is SAID, found themselves CON.
peli.d by lack Vt sufficient pocket money. eitncr
paper or CON. TO wait over rbti the evening boat.
Mr. Blair seemed cOnDdcn, OF winning me nrst post
ton tor his delegation at tue contest to-day.