The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

vious letter relative to the gross and swind.
ling attempt Of Gary, Whalcy Il 90. TO sell out
the labor interest to the democracy At New
York. through the so-callcd National Labor
Counciln OF July 2, summoned together by MI
Whaley'B famous "privaten circular. Herein
the writers evinced some shrewdness. The
less that matter Ia discussed the bettor--for
troducc here, briefly, tho evidence Of an un.
prciudiced witness as to the character and
comnosition OF that motley and pic.bald as
semblf e. Mr.. J. q. fincher long and favor
ably known as n pioneer in the cause OF labor
reform, editor of the Industrial World, at Tren.
ton, N j., and An ardent Democrat, rcct we'd
one Of the aforesaid "prlyate" invitation TO
Whaloy's council, and attended. 10 his next
issue ai,cr the meeting OF the council, Mr..
Fincher thus testiiies:
AT that meeting we were surprised 10 find
as 'workingmen' brokcn.down. bankers, con.
grcssional lobbyists, land and supply spccula-
tors. office holders, office seekers, editors Of
partisan newspapers, lawyers, preachers, and
one young lady with an idea upon finance,
mixed with few honest sons of toil.n
In support OF his assertion he gives the
names and localities OF tho famous 3d. in-
GLIDING tho "young lady"
These men," continues Mt. Fiuchcr, "kncw
they represented nobody, and in pHlming them
selves or upon the Democratic Convention as
n national convention they were acting u
lie and perpetrating fraud THE control
ling powers of that 'conyentiOn' were there
with axes, hatchets, tOmAhawks, and scslping-
knives to grind upon the National Labor Union
stone, to be used At the Democratic Convcn-
tion and At the expense OF Democratic pros.
poets OF better Democrats than they claimed
To be- Let 1t he borue IN MUD that the fore.
going is the testimony OF n Democratic work
ingman, who has lnburcd and suffered In the
cause; and 50 disguised was he with the
swindlc that he publicly withdrew from the
convention on that account! That "convcn-
ton" We TCaHscTt, was engineered by MIR.
Gary, through J. q. C.Whalcy, the president
OF the National Labor Convention"
Ono of our committee, Mr., Flynn. obtained
one of the "privatC" invitations to that con-
vention, and there learned the entire pro.
grammo Of political chicanery determined
upon, but which the action Of tho Senate In
passing the clghthour bill had laid out cold
and dead.
And now u word personal, in closing, In or.
der to proper understanding OF the compost.
wOrkinsmen's Assembly. Mr. Cavis, the au'
thor OF the address in question, was IN Column
bia, :. u, during the whole OF the rebellion,
coming 10 this city under General ShCrman's
protection. lie gave his profcNiDadl services
to the rebel government and he is still engaged
In doing his best to serve the same lost
cause" Mr.. Judd, the SECOND slgucr, is al
English importation and recent nstursliEa-
tiOn, datiuy since the war, IL at all, as we un-
dcrstand-Good evidence Of his prudence lie
Is carpct-hsggcr in the Democratic ranks,
though he publicly proclaiWs himself IN
thorough radical"-which claim he proVcs,we
suppose, by attaching his name to document
containing infamous insinuatiOns and Illsc-
hoods in regard to such noble radical leaders
and champions OF Workingmcn rs Banks,
Morton, and IamcB +. Wilson. Both tayiH
and Judd are printers, the latter foreman and
the former assistant foreman OF Mciil :
WlthcrOw's Office In tins city, and both dIr OPP
Boat MS Of he Ciyhi-hoW mc~mcHi, ~ the Ic-
cords Of the Typographical Union here wiil
show, having spoken and voted against Inc
rule adopted by that body In lse1 masking eiEht
hours u days work during the six winter
months, Aud both arc Oppnscd To the iuf'
ther extension Of that law to pTiuters, AZ We
do know. The other signcr tsh Dcmoclih'
ward nulitiCian OF this city.
WITH this final statement Of facts, WORKING
men Of Cincinnati, judge yc between ~
Were Mr.. Gary not HlOrh To us To bc pollti
cAlIy dishonest, and ready to sell your and oui
interests to advance his own, we would have
allowed his claims to have passed unquca
toned. But as It is, VIC could not do less thai
we have done. Believing that you viii Smt'
down trickstcTs aud traitors in either party
we here leave Mr.. CaIy and his defenders I,
your decision at the ballot box on the 18th o.
October.
NJ atiingly, L.. h. Ross, Is. a. Swami, u. W
Howlsnd, h. b. Yarnoll, Committee.
CIrCutT CouRr.-IUfyr Fi'hTr.-ThlH court
was occupied as follows yesterday:
W. j.. Norris VS.. ID. =. fUoding. Rcrlrpin
for two cows taken by the plaintitf ~ marshal
Verdict for defendant in tlOG.id, wilh interest
j. Riley VS.. James W. Dobson. AssumpsI'
for rent OF basement restaurant, corner Louis
lana avenue and sixth street, claimed at
sl:49o. Order to sell property attached .,
reported yesterday. Judgment Tor rlSlh'iii
below.
James Va. Barker y Iscrn,hNll Leave
granted plaintiff 10 amend ana case eohtIh
Oak(orL X Co. W.. Margaret Riley. ABA'Imp
| ait for fllg.IG, value of bacon purchased W.
| defendant from plaintiff. Judgment hy dc
fault.
| Tho Court announced that the fOllOnIn
cases would he called this morning, and II II"
Disposed of would be continued until the mes
term: Nos. 49, Z, 49, l3l, lI5, Id, LOO, ld' ~
IS3, ISL, lS7, 1876, 22i, "a, 22I, 2+5, and ISL.
The court then adjourned until this morn
ing.
IuIEr MKETINu or TUg CITY tOrN"lit'.-
The Joint meeting met last evening, pursIIau
| 10 adjournment The following members W. n
prcscnt during the evening: Aldermen Cook
| iirmlcr, Larman, Lloyd, Moore, and Council
men bartlett, Bates, Grown, llinc, Kelsey, q
W. Miller, Russell, Sardo and Taylor.
! At $50 O'Clock, AldCrmhn Moore called 'h
| meeting TO order, and the Secretary haNnr
called the roll, eleven iAcmhcrs answering l.
| their names.
| Councilman Bartlett moved TO adjourn I
| Thursday evening, October |, At 1850 O'Clock.
| Alderman Lloyd moved that the sergeant
| alarms he Brut out for the absent members.
Alderman Moore put the question on tn
motion Of Councilman Bartlett; which wa
agreed to, aud the Joint meeting HdJuurh'l Il
| the time above designated.
DIsornnrLy.--katrJ johnson, a deniHcn .
| that hclectablc ncghhuIhOud, known ~ li"u,
| cr's Division, on Monday hight, regarding tn
night Ne black as her skin, took II into h"i
| noodle to partAkC of liberal pUtatiunN .
| steamboat whisky tho effect ol which wa
that kate bowed oil at u terrible rate. ounce
:. W. kUUntI, rcSlTdimg the PC ace oi the 'i J
IN OF moIc Importance than Rates NprHlisn'
tpIh nr 10 a.
tiuiI.huusc, where Justice Harper relieved be-
uT her JWiuusnCss BY requiring Ii Atc 10 tori
over V toward paying the corporation Ia
dCbtcdncss.
WHoLEsNLH hTRgsT.-Thc report OF The
Eighth precinct yesterday showed 4 solid ht
whose names are Anna liOllings, susan .lmnce
Mary Olson, Iamcs Dayis, Charles II. BELL
and GrOTEG Alexander. Justice Lynch hnC'
the thee former ~ each, dismissed DaN Is, AZ,
tined Alexander 40, in default Of payment o
which he was sent 10 the wOIk-huusG LOr Il
days.
TuUowIHu STuNL-.-A cUluTCd youth, age,
10 years, named Frank Dclsny, was aIrCsIU,
by Oliiccr Tucker for indulging in the amusing
pastimC of throwing STONES. Justice w alto
made him contribute Il toward pawn" ih'
streets. William Koodcy for the same olIcnc,
WAS fined u like sum.
BASE BALL.-A match Gamr of base ball wi!
take IlttC TINS hlNtINbbll ~ - ~ Nl'hh' WI NV
National grounds, between the llui"r Ma
tiunalH aud Junior JClfurs"nH. As these Nt
iIrst class JUNIOR clubs good game may be "N
pcUtcd.
WOEE REsuMIp.-WOrk on that portion Ol
Tibcr Greek which passes through tnc liUttn
ical Gardens has been resumed, aud in a sh0r
time the creek will be entirely archrd cNcD
10 the canal.
BErrINu.-A gentleman oG this city offers I,
h,tA nm nT hp nI