New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16
HARMoNIzING CITY NATIONALS


MEETING IN TIIE BILLIARD-ROoM OF DOWN.
TOWN HoTEL-RUMoRs ABOUT PROBABLE Ac-
TIoN-MR. JUNIo's ANTICIPATIoNs.
The country delegates to the late State Con-
yenton of the National party Syracuse although they
refused permit any delegates from New York TO take
part that convention, nevertheless clearly that u
would be good policy to have recognized body rep
Iesenng the National party in this city. In the closing
hour Of the convention resolution passed instruct
ing the chairman to appoint five delegates
committee to visit New-YOrk aud or
ganize the party The committee was also author
Ized TO select from the four factions claiming TO
represent the Nationals Of this city members OF
the State COmmiteeOf the National party. Although
this Organizing Committee not instructed to organ
lie the National party in Brooklyn where there two
factions still it s probable 1t will take this course, with
the permission Of the factions themselves The Brook
Ign members Of the State Committee win also probably
be selected The committee met in this city at Frenchs
Hotel yesterday.
An hour after the adjournment OF the Syracuse
Convention as Mr.. COpp, OF Rochester, the chair
man OF the Organizing Committee, was walking
along Genesee-st, he met Ralph Beaumont OF
Elmira, the New-YOrk member Of the National
Committee Of the National party, appointed at Toledo
Beaumont said: "Mr. COpp, what are you going TO do
with that committee of yoursp Sir. Copp replied OF
course going 10 New-York with IT," Beaumont in
turn replied earnesty "Dont you do It youl lose all
the character you had. There will be charges and
counerharges Of being sold out 70 ono or more OF the
factions. l went there once on political bust
and STAYED only half day, but lost half my rep
utation by 1t in that time. No. 1 wouldn't
go near New-York II 1 you; politics and
politicians bad there as in Louisiana You won't
know whom to believe there will be much lying" Mr..
Copp laughed this sally and apparently undisturbed
by It, has this city, The other members OF the
committee were also present yesterday at the meetDg
b. II. Wright of Rome a. L. Bliss, of Buffalo; John J.
JUNO Of Syracuse, and A. H. Ransom, ofWarren County
The chairman OF the Syracuse Convention. John Daily
OF Utica, also present, and acted sort of e1
oicio member Of the committee
The members OF the committee In passing TO the
I'm which they 10 meet must have imagined them
selves back in Syracuse for at every step they Osted
against delegates OF the shupe wing. the Blair
wing, and the Joachimsen wings to the convention
" The Allen was smoking a cigar and declaring TO
friends that he renowned ali political ambition; that he
never again would take the Craftsmanship OF organ
ization like Bit Of embroidery that his Greenbaok
Association had s37 upon ts roll, etc. Cornelius
O'Rey represented the JOachimsen faction and James
Connolly the Blair faction The shupe wing WA very
numerousy represented others Of the Syracuse
delegation present there being Henry Nichols Henry
Kaubel, Christopher lies. Francis Waters ana John f.
Hayes. There were ruInors flying about respecting
coalition OF the shupe and Joaehknsen wings
of fbe party but lr. Connolly in behalf Of the Blair
wing said that 10 would not coaesce with any faction
and would admit no to ts ranks who not a
National The Creamer wing N have evapOrated
for it had no representatives Several representatives
others p HcCann and o. F. Burtos
The Organizing Committee for Lack Of n room, met in
the back part OF bihi6rdhsll Of tho hotel Some
comment Is said 90 have been made by It's members
in EewYOrk to provide some paGt In when 70 hod the
expected organizing meetings. Tho committee YigOr-
I'm which 10 rar the speeches Of the rival Ne6-York
factions and finally adjourned for two Hours 10 order
business The committee after two hours absence
Moan tTan ia MN fkraa
members Of the committee and Mr. Daily had
bern vigorously buttonholed BY the members OF the
several RewYork factions and teir influence beseught
10 secure the gdmitRnce OF the suitOPs faction Tao
committee returning put stop 70 this intriguing; but
the Organizing Committee, as whole. did little more
% % the brganizaiion Of the Rational party in ths
civ and also psn for the Gppointnent Of the members
of he state COnlui tee. The committee then adjourned
Vn,H to.moTroW Tie representatives OF the several
fseons wore informed thai their speeches would be Is
tened 10 the meeting OF the committee tomorrow.
Alter the adjournment the intriguing again began,
and M last Inc members OF the committee fairly eod
fron the spot to their several hotelS rumor pre-
tee aed that the Labor Reform element had the
ority in II this true the Blair wing Of the party
will probably be made It's representative here All tho
members Of the committee, when asked, said that
they had reached no secret decision, respect
| ing which faction should DO favored. There
was another rumor 10 ths enOot that Blair
threatened that his delegation not given the
troll in New York CITY he would call another state COn-
Veuou BAR II WAS stated, had received letters from
delegates 70 the Syracuse Convention wh0 wore dssat-
sod with its action and promised 10 atena an9ther
convention As the Greenback element controlled the
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Considerable discomfort with is course. serious quar-
rel now existing among the Nationals OF Tloga Comfy,
| 4 sald 10 lie partly duB to this cause.
IL is said that call mas been Issued by MI Saunders,
sairau Of the National state Committee, for meet
ioe OF the committee on August 20, Ia this city Tho
Oyapjzng Committee. now n tha city, will report It's
action 10 the 81 ato Com@ittO., when WIN nave the
power OF approving dis approving Of is action since
INC adlOurnInont OF the convention JUNO ana DAILY
Iayo been busy organizing GreenbacilabOr Clubs and
making speeches tho southern and western
paris OF tho State. M Juno SAID publicly
Yesterday that he was indifferent whether there
was or was not organization or the
National PARTY In New York City, without the city he
was the National party would carry The Stale
In his travels he had found tho farmers eagerly accept
| ing observation-disclosures doctrines. The National party
vould make nominations early probably before tho
end of Sgpteber would have candidates nominated
in every Assembly and Congressional District. one
nomination for Congress by the Nationals was made
DAY or 50 ago, which had not born mentioned, thai
of Il s. Smith, In the OaW0go District III
Would be the steady policy OF the party, he hoped 70
MAKE no combinations With the other parties In
syracuse he was confident that tho Nationals had can
dida:e for tho Assembly who would nave l'OOO ma
jority Speaker Aiyord. oanaidate tor t Is
Assembly had already boon nominated IN the lst
Oswego District