New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

of them but had he d0ne that than these mum
bers vastly increased and hey beseged his door that
he had 10 call in the police 70 protect LrsEeh These
very attempting 20 the National
party TO the Democratic party went to Troy IN 1877
the United WoTkngnens Convention and found there
an entirely Different set Of men. fFon ihose had been
accustomed to meet here They were honest aud
able. and there was uickerY like there
would have been mere" The Doctor then sketelied
the history Of the Breadwiuners Association Of which
Marcus HaniOn the head, and stated that IN the Fall
NJ 1877 that association nominated mOngFel ticket
composed OF Democrats and Republicans instead of
held convention IN Albany, having W. g. Rice rs thor
chairman.
at this point with the question: Did you regard that
as good organiIstionf
DR.. Miller" No. Us leaders were so dishonest that
wouldn't belong lois"
Mr.. RansoD-Ismilingl II was q member OF it,"
IT, Concerning the late Syracuse Convention 7 would
say that The shuDe wing represented the Republican
and the JOachImse NJ 'ReiIlF wing Tammany Han
Itself. lGreat lauEnIerl Peter Cooper paid part Of
influence also The AdVOeafes circulation has been
argey increased He published hs speeches n V also
kept the old man psychological for the past SIX months
snp pc declared that The ASroeote had 100000 ercla
ton, Dut Ia May be announced that it only had 10000
having forgotten his prUvinus statement. Toe Shupe
men and the JOachimsen-O o Reilly men have declared
that they satisfied with the decision OF the syria
euse Convention regarding the exclusion OF the
Because they had accomplished what they sought
the disruption OF the party here"
DIR. Miller then read newspaper description OF the
assault Of The Allen upon Eugene Bcebe and said:
THESE men may be as pure az tne Angel Gabriel but
newspapers tell sad tales Of them
Patrick OHeiily'W We don't care for the newspapers"
Mr.. Miller But we cannot attract votes with such
reUFesen tatfyes."
Allen who had smiled sayaRely when DR.. Miller began
reading tile description OF the AeD-Beebe faeus now
said lOudly Mr.. Chairman. ms personal character has
been assaIled here"
"Cbalrman -Coppwe don't look ut II in that way"
DR. MIllcr-I VIII explain; -
AUcn-pOintlng menacingy AT Ut hllter--" Ho EAld
was not a 90 character 90 lead a party"
Dr. Miller No, merely said that II the newspaper
account was true, he was not"
Allen" Well. will accept that as physician would
AS the opinion o. an Insane / say that he has
declared insane By doctors within the last three
months"
A temporary diversion was made in this painful
exchange II personalities by the making or speech by
A. A. Carsey, the pfominrnt part he took IN the
Cooper and Cary campaign lie asserted that II was
carried on IN good faith. Edward Roach described the
fOrmatiOn OF vOFkngmen's clubs and sand I'm conclusion;
John Sherman or Peter Cooper haln't given us any
Dr. anler-who had been quietly strokinR his beard
now said" M Chairman, Mt. Allen has made false
statement about me"
Allen fairly screamed In reply; bring fifty wit
nesses prove that be Is lusaDe. You were insane
enough 10 steal 81 $50 from Mr. Sbupe and get away
with H." fsensauOnl
WAS a moments silence. and then Chairman Copp was
heard SAYING calmly Gentlemen, the committee has
finished taking testimony and Will in few days make
90 report" DIR. Miller withdrew at once nom the meet
log, Alien eying him Inenaclngiy until be disappeared
benBd the entrance door. The committee Will meet IN
Brooklyn to-day take testimony regarding the rae
The SOealstic Democrats of that city, II IS
stated, attempting % get recognition 10 SaLohas-