The New York herald., 1879-08-27

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1t will be seen that the greenbackers amounted to
nothing in that year. Robinson's plurality was
then 80 AGO. Had the labor element polled one-half
the vote which they cast in 1878 for Tucker. their
candidate for the Court of Appeals is safe to say
that Mr. Morgan would have been elected and Ruther-
ford D. Hayes have thus carried the State Of New
York against Mr.. Tilden.
INTERVIEW WITH J. JUNO
Mr. John j. Junio is one of the leaders In tho
greenback-labor party OF this State. He ran for
Secretary in 1877 and then received 20. 2S2
votes Mr. Junio resides in Syracuse and is a cigar
maker by occupation met him in the Vanderbilt
House in Syracuse and he accompanied me to my
room for the purpose OF having chat over the
political situation in the state as far as the WORK.
ingmens movement is concerned
'.How many votes will your organization poll In
..At least 100 OOo," answered JUNO "a good deal
will depend upon the ticket nominated at Utica"
..Have you much or an organization hereT
certainly. We have had, however, to reorganize.
TO get rid OF bad and unprincipel elements that
were ready to trade with outsiders at any moment.
when only 5000 were polled for your candidate
Gideon J. Tucker. last yearr
result in that State and also in California will
courage people and add materially to our forces;
it will help every other State Of the Union.
We will score other victories In those localities
sure"
of the success of resumptionw
'Not at all. Resumption is o sham.
"Trom what branches do you expect additional
"why. from the farmers and the labor olement. ol
course-tho former particularly.
"Because they find out that our party is the only
party that will do anything against tho railroad and
corporation monopolists. They have tried the
ceived."
"who do you propose to place at the head of your
''we thinking of DR.. wioting. Of Syracuse. He
would be good man."
IL heard somebody suggest the name Of Allen G.
Reac Ia n repOrtY'
"None ut all. Beach has not been identified with
our party and we do not want him. We will nos
with the principles OF our party Is enunciated in the
Syracuse platform"
'The greater part of your vote will come from the
democratic side will it not?''
'.Yes In the cities; but not among the farmers"
of it, would then result in defeating the democratic
State ticketP
1T would
Probably tho democrats might nominate man
that would suit your
They can't do it. They haven't got man among
them that would suit the honest clements OF the
"a good many intrigues. I presume. are going on
the hanss o yG%f tSa and nrm
many have both candidates they wish us to accept"
"What Is the gamer
could handle-that they could Withdraw from the
field at the proper moment
"Who are those candidatesF
.Iichard Schell of New York, is tho Tammany
man. aud DIR. j. Il. Griffin. OF Corinth, Saratoga
county, tho Tilden cauuidate.
Are you likely to have full representation In
the Convention from every Assembly district In the
State"
Certainly"
"iIow about tho discussions in New York cityy
II understand they are split up into three organf
zations there--ono supporting ScheLl second sup.
porting Griffin. and the third known ~ the Blair
Connoly faction.
.'They have all elected delegates to the Utica Con.
ventionY
''Yes."
(Which sido will be admittedy'
An forth tha katn gorss tkaof