New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
wORKINGMEN DIVIDED.


IT, or THE POLICE BoARD-ToMPhiNs oQoNN"
fIRMNEss of ooc,,p,rp-THoUGHTFU LABoRfRs
MOI ~ To- 40 pr led BY CONGRATULATIONS
oN"ii 1a--srs THE PROCESSION PRACTICALLY
ABANDONED. -. and narade TO-
luo VIZ" 0.' - ornounced by the leaders Vi 'no
oay' VIZ ro,h verbally in public mee''ns' auu ~
tno'ou'o III, 90, ne a very successful ue"'o"'''' u
eIou'' ,ha,ns IN all probability VIII DC 'o., o.,
, disorderly proceedings WIZ " .or,,,e, ., the
80 NV arrest and the immeo'''e emo working.
-, 90 lahorers The Indignation y, - ~ ., ,ha
- o,,,oved and unemployed a"u w., -. - or,,ri
mem an,n,issioners regarding the movement
Police COMM" ,,arnoon when il became known
hs'0' ,orh, that the action OF tue DIV
po,o"" .ho meeting and parade was repuuia'cu
= Tho mass OF genuine WORKING PeoP'V' GU" -.
81, socaued Committee OF SAFETY were i"ioi ''Vu '-.
- .oIs NOT occupy TOmpkins-square OF p'r"uo wv
other route than that selected oy the romeo DOia
McGuire of the Committee Of Safety had private
sa,orvcw with the Police Commissioners Yesterday
,norpine during which there was much Veheieneo uro'
- Ia and ,nuch frmneSs on the other MI Mc"irc
Ia thai the determination of the Commissioners n"u
,on received with great dissatisfaction 10y tue
,oanizationa who considered 1t an outrage Inc!
,osintained that they had perfect Hght " hl"iN
wherever they chose, provided they ulu 80 III ~"
,.nper He said that the procession was expected 10
, ~, ,,, mon more or less. In his endeavors 10
,oss me Conmissi toner's with the Importance OF INC
oor, NfcGuire wrought himself up to such pitch
., excitement that he finally burst into tears anu wa"
Iaken away 10y a friend who accompanied MN 49,.
~ n rnioft Secretary of the Committee OF SaIeN'
telerraphed 10 Gov. Dix: THE Ponce Oon"ii'sO"0
have refused To grant US the privilege o. ''i
,h ,,,v U.u We invoke your official aid 10 'hiS 'no
Governor replied: ,, .,or,,ios ~
NewYoYk are authorized by Jaw 20 roSuarT moments
the streets cannot ntGi, Sxercis Of tins author
they may thnA "''' JOHN A. DIN.
.,o,le arrangements have been made by the Ponce
Commissioners to maintain law and order Ihe eh're
nop,e force VIII be on duty all day, and large
squads will be stationed at the various points
At which trouble is anticipated. superintendent
m,tse Will make his quarters at the sixth Precinct
Station where be will be constant communication ny
Telegraph and with the different points oil III
teres II was reported yesterday by the detectives VINO
nave boon employed watching the proceedings VI Tue
xofkngmen that the men will 90 small parties and
py different routes City Halsquare, where they VIII
sudtienIy assemble and organize meeting As the
formation o; a meeting at the City Hall has been denied,
there WILL he trouble IL any attempt be made 10
carry out such a project.
delegation of laborers called yesterday on Mayor
Havemeyer. and asked him address the workingmen
In Union 1t urged that the Police Commits
sione.s hal refused allow the wOrkingmen to march
10 the CITY 1tdl, ana thdl IT tHc dPPOd''H
addressed the throng would have beneficial effect
The Mayor consented and accordingly COMMITTEE OF
the ~orkngmen vii! call to-day ana escort nun 40
carriage to UniOnsQuaIe, where the assembaye VIII DO
hddreSsei by the Mayor al the close of the parade
TIE wORKINGMAN's SOBER THOUGHT
The Police Commissioners held meeting late yester
DAY afternoon. when committee consisting Of p Dunn
John Bruphy p. j. Hennessey. 2. Griffin, j. Holden,
and z. Duffy. waited upon them and presented an ad
dress. IN which they denounced the committee that
appeared before the Board saturday, in respect
representing the wOrkuEmen, employed or unemployed
They spoke Of the committee as Communists, interna
tonals, demagOgues and ill-dspOsed persons and de-
rared that they would not join them in any proceed
lngs professions whatsoever and the ground that
they have attempted 10 control the gatherings OF the
unemployed workingmen, the meeting in Tompkins,
square woald be abandoned They requested the Board
nj Police 10 prevent meeting at that place on behalf
Of the unemployed workingmen.
TIE Comm stated in reply that the Park Com
mssiO3ers had Withdrawn the permission granted to the
~orkingmen To meet IN IOmplns,square ana III view OF
This fact and inasinnch as the committee present De
sired that meeting should take place, the police
would 80 II that there should be gathering III
gompkDs square. As the members of the Committee
who presented the above address have heretofore been
active leaders in the projected parade and meeting. 1t
would that Jealousy and discord had sprung up.
SHARP PROTEST.
At q regular meeting OF the Iron Moders Union. No.
U.s. held their No. 1893 Bowery, yesterday, the
following resolutions we're adopted:
press eur sc,1 condemnation Of The means those ,hed
bey fer The .svasoement of the WORKING community -
Rssolutd Identity OF interests between the
poer and empoyed which jqdclouy made use o. VIII undouo
call unions OF all trades and calgs
and by their and actions show that not
prove BY and that they do not know the to be
mpor progress Of the evils they complain Of and the
btier fruit, Of vhch tbey evidently tasted.
The " 5fklDgmen's Union or the tltJ OF NeW-1OrB,
composed OF two delegates from every trade OrganlZa-
zion In city, have passed the following resolutions,
which are believed 10 he fair criterion OF the feehng
among abOring people throughout the city:
Wea' rA acon Of certain visionary impraeabe and danger;
deDagog1 known Communists atheists and financial
aeIs u 70 sIssen 1e hohs'' WORKING people, ueD
Of
Banks BLAIR Btt others Of the Commune and so-caed Com
riee of dangerous TO society ani to the best Interests OF the
eOrking people
Resolved Tast projee; BY person, presents
eh the 3Tupahy OF the people and cannot obtain the Of
ka whom indebted for
Txt conduct DESTROYS the confidence
capitalists se honesty Of working people aud the distress
Eader whieh tisJ labor.
PATRICK OFARRRLL
THO- L. SUTLPYE C.,....
h. W. II. GKKIss. Nonrni''ee'
JOHN WoOD,
LOUIS :. GRFYN. Secreisry
RECRUITS FOR THE PROCESSION.
In frort % No. 242 SIrng, last night about O'Clock
assembled 20 80 who looked up at the dark
windows Of Turn Hall, where it had been announced
hat special meeting OF the wOrkinGmen of the Eighth
Ward was 80 take place. In undertones these hard
tsted fellows conyersed and expressed
their SURPRISE the absence OF anybody connected with
the movement Not Of the lOungers precisely
what tile OBJECT OF the proposed meeting was but they
h seemed 90 think that the parade to-day action
OF the P0Ies Commissioners were TO be discussed No
IN feN minutes had increased 10 nearly
Do few minutes after O'Clock, George
BAR aIQ MS fehOw-memOers OF the Provisional
ComUittee appointed at the mass meeting which took
place at No 20 ViricS-st weeks ago appeared and
Boon after Turn Hal Int up, its doors were thrown
stn ahd t9e WOlknglnen entered. At about $50 Mr..