New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
ge&ArH To THE TRIBUYE.I
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 20. 1st

TBY TELEeAAPH To THE TRIBUEBl
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, July 20, 1862
Several active persons interested in the labor move
ment have recently developed project to divide the
different workngmens Unions Of the United states Into
two OF moro organizations, representing the opinions OF
prominent political parties Of the country They argue
that by this the perpetuy OF the unions WI"
be guaranteed, and the demagoglsm OF pohucanS VINO
appeal to those organizations VIII Iall 10 prOuuce any
effect either for or against the vital issues Of govern
mental policy which may be at stake 1t PROBABLE that
the RepublIean printers Washington will soon take
some action In this direction The coored mechanics ana
laborers of Baltimore have already commenced organz
ing on basis protection against the excusiyeness OF
the white Unions of that city, and 1t remains for the
yorknRmon some other place 10 establish Union on
the basis Of equality 10 all races.
The publicity given to the income returns by THE TRB
UHR and the consequent complaints OF people WHO nave
paid against people who have not paid has attracted the
attention Of authorities here, and inquiry will bens
tuted forthwith into the correctness Of the complaints
Fernando Wood is among those complained OF.
The proposition of the Mayor Washington to make no
distinction on account OF color In the public
schools Of this city good deal OF excitement
the residents Various motives are attributed 10
the Mayor OF which is political capital prominent
cOored citizen in conversation with your correspondent
to-day said he thought the Mayors proposition entirely
unnecessary and t would do harm than benefit TO
the coored people, He Of the opinion that his peo-
pie would be satisfied with fair distribution OF the
school fund.- and would prefer their own schools Their
present system is In excellent condition. ana
would continue improve flet alone by the politicians
He fears demagogsm.
Deusive statements have recently found general crcu
aton TO the effect that the Fenan Halpne now imprs-
oned in England will be released The truth Is that
the Government has not received any late adviees re-
gardng case but Secretary Fish has ordered Minister
Motley to renew efforts for his release which were
abandoned when Reverdy Johnson was relieved.
Commissioner Dcano is expected to return tomorrow
large amount OF business has accumulated IN the Rev
enue Bureau during his absence which will require his
immediate attention. Among other important matters
is the appointment Of Revenue Supervisor for tho dis
trc embracing States OF Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island.
As sooA as the President returns Secretary Boutwell,
expects to take OF absence for about two weeks
when he will visit his home in Groton, Mass
number OF prominent ladies and gentlemen OF this
vicinity have made arrangements for temporary visit
to Long Branch for the purpose OF attending the ball
TO be given to the President and suite the 2th inst
Alderman Stewart OF Washington, an Intelligent coored
man. has gone Cape May seeking recreation from the
busy cares Of political life here well as healtbful
recuperation
Mr. Van Aernam, Commissioner Of Pensions. returned
hero to-day from brief visit 10 his home In Western
New-York.