The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
THE NEW PARTY'S TROUBLES
4 PEOBdBfLTTI or Z STORMY CONTEN-
ROY ~ SIRiCtSE TO-DIr.


Four Dci' gniicns from New York city Cinim-
Ing Recognition Shall the Grernhnckcr. or
the Wo' kingmcn have Control Of the Hodyt
SYRACUSE, July 22-Thcrc is every indca-
tiou that tho State Convention called by the vn.
rious organizations representing the Green.
backcrs and tho Workinemen, to meet I'm this
city tomorrow. will be largely attended The
delegates began to arrive carly this morning
and by evening fully 200 men wcrc standing in
the corridors Of tho principal hotels. discussing
the rights Of the workingmcn and the necessity
OF supplcmenting gold and silver with paper
money. The delegates from the cities are. ns n
rule. mechanics. while those from the rural dis
tricls arc chiefly farmers. Several ofthcm are old
politicians who have lost their influence among
their old political associates. and are apparent
ly striving to regain their prestige through the
new party. Prominent among these are Gid
con J. Tucker Of New York city. Wheeler H.
Bristol of Owego. and Warren r. Warden Of
Auburn. Four delegations are here from New
York. Marcus Ilnnlon Of the anlon-Joachim-
sen party was the first on the ground. IIo
brought no baggage except tho minutes OF the
last meeting Of the state Committee ofthe Indc-
pendent Greenbackcrs. The carly train to-day
brought tho rest OF Mr.. Hanlon's delegation.
tho delegates chosen by the Blair. Connolly
branch Of the new party. and Walter II. Shupe
OF the faction controlled by himself and Thco-
doro Allen Of the Eighth Ward. Tho rest Of
that delegation, led by Theodore Allen. Henry
htuhcl ana W. \. V. Curscy arrived on the
afternoon train and cstah shed Headquarters i'm
mhc Vanderbilt House. few Of the Crcamer-
Gibbons dclegatics came last evening Tho
rest. including Mr. Crcnmer and Col Gibbons
are expected this morning.
Tho principal bus mess Of tho delegates to-day
has been speechmaking. Every one has in his
pocket either resolution to offer in the Con-
Scntion or speech to make, All day long they
talking. The question that eNcites the most in
trrrst Is the settlement Of the claims of the rival
delegations from New York, The support given
them hy john }. Juno. Chairman Of tho Ma
tona Gr"rnhack Labor Party's State Commit
tee. has given the Blair-Connoly delegation
creased by the Efforts Of Ralph Beaumont of
Elmira md Alexander Troup Of New Haven
Conn. both OF whom have been urging tho
rural delegates that the Bar.ConnoliS was The
1nly honest organization in New York, and
that IN no event must Nlr. Shupe or bis delega-
delegates have dono very little TO cOunteract the
work ot these mon. The story is current to-
nSt tn9t my are ylng on their oars IN the
to represent New York districts from which
there are no Blair-Connolly delegates Little
has been heard from the Creamer Gibbons del
egntrs. hut few Of them having arrived
Mr.. Shupe's delegates have not lost mo-
mcnts time since their arrival They won't in
q body from the dinner-tablc in the Vanderbilt
House To- the syracuse House. whore most Of
thr 'ountrymcn are quartered. Then srpara.
th"1r "ls,ms Mr. sbunn ,vas ,bo tr,r1 ~ ",'l ~,
tru. lion IL. tne.ei frnp, onn ,.at6mri,''. ' 9" =,
m ,ther dnify"rinr to ench n smea1h- in
which his iearers were assured nm he
wns not working with the de farto Sccrc-
iary of IN, Tr''isurv md rNulninad how
he could sru his ncwsnaper So cheonlv Tboo
dorn Allen. W A. v Carsey, John g. Gnrboit
John 4. Hayes and others tried 10 render ns-
sis,anse 10 their chief Thcy buttonh0lci tho
cOuutrymcn talked loudly and exritediy
charging that the Blair men would sell out to
deal with Anti, Tammany. These arguments
werr usually followed - invitations to drink.
cation Is the knowledge that Peter Cooper is his
friend.
II Is Impossible tonight 70 say with any de-
sr, gree ai rrriRihy wnirh oi ,the Nrw York dele
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