The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28
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CIScixSATI, D., Sept. .

CIxcixSArI, D., Sept. %.
70 the Editor q the ws.snJsAs's ADvccATG
| read your pape-, Jet zee nothing from
this inland village OF mCch Importance TO
he woskinguen, aud aIp,se is is bs0suse
we are Nc much afflicted With "cdcortLes
cr.beadi.-
There Il some excitement here lust now,
in the shape Of congressional fight in the
second district d Ohio. The Republicans
held their primary ettctiOns, and they are
charged. ~itA committing the most i'm
uense frauds tasreat, but being utterly fear-
5, because q their majority il the de
trics. they minated Richard Smith, editor
on thc Ca-efte, we'll known a. one Of the
mos. persistent and slee?less enemies Of the
labor m0yemen. the western country ever
produced. The editorials Of his paper have
teemed with abase Of those wa1 we're strug-
Cling to maatain tseir Organizations, ard 10
the Associated Press, offered q resolution
denying to editors ana proprietors the right
to EMPLOY printers who belonged TO the as
sociatsln, an was the main man in the re-
ductiou OF WAGES here but a Short time ago.
Well. the d I'M ssratir convention ~ and
Jailed 20 make D0min ltion that leii ths
workingmen Of the district composing n.ne-
ty-five Ter cent. 81 tha population, With DO
choice and no alternative ; but the Iredea
Assembly, an old and e!hrieut organizati1n,
was equal 70 TIE emergency, and stepping
into the ring, accepted the ganntiei throw
down, ard writin. letters right and left asa
esi opinions apsn ias questions Of sacp vita
Importance to the wsrAingmen as se' fortt
10 the Chicago Conve1tion, and being fully
satisfied with the availability Of Gen Sam
nel ". Cary and bis answers upon tn Al
sorption Of the national bans, The distriou
ton OF the public domain, an eight hour
in the government. 5rk-hops, has put hsm
forth "a their pledged candidate tNr Con
gress The NJ u s1Own % ali RI oSe N
the most briliiAnHt orators, aud be has Ia IA
hold Of The questions It issue, and assure
yon never vet have heard the labor qlcs.
tisn 20 ably handled as Gen. Cary nas done
IT. I. is no new qaes'iOn with him. but one
that be advocated years ago wasn n va III
nous to the reputation Of publie man
rhe Republicans are now irving - eovei
heir mistake bv ofsrin. $l0,DJO Ar an m
dependent Dem ocratie can ildate, ~ icy SCI
~ toe awakening Of the men Of ia oisirc
lhat the success 0f Gen. Cary is beToni !
laabt. A. the m1tter now stands, success
j. sure, what dciges they nav Try befori
he election, | cannot tell. AZ anT rate n
gorkingmen OF Cinc matt are literally
5b.,ins the resolutions of the Chicago Con
| -rrs-. wheT in they say that W. saouli havl
-aniIdat-s Whenever deemed expe.,ient. l
ElhS workinsmea Of Cincinnati do their dail
ll-ir candidate viii have an overwhelming
, majority. Sd mote il be.
The Pis.sserers have gained compiesF
victoTy,-the strike being conducted IA
= Aaa AL the inerptz peca
liar to such things except those which N ar
Tue strike Of the Moaldsrs still confirms
in two ships. the men seem determined 4
vim, an no dd.lbt would, was business gooSd
Tor the seab work j. most miserable stlH
Toe Trad-s' Unioas seem il good,
aealtay condition, ami 10 no Fl &c more
than Id Cincinnati nre they 50 generally res
pected. Toey seem determined TO win though
not making muca buster. McHugh, Rob
ins0n, White, Tomlins,n, Neaie, Ewing,
Colby and others are on tbe stomp. 50 look
1ut fos old Porkopolis. LABOR.