The sun., 1878-12-04

nnii ,.Dsit their ballots In the custody Of three
inspector. ot election appointed beforehand for
Thu, purp -c In TIE sun. the Herald. and
other offices In which the Union mon
pr,glominat' the polls hro open for two hours.
and at th. headquarters Of the organization
In Caaihtm street they are open from 10 A.
M.n4r N. oali0w those who have not votod
ntt their rcsrc. tive Offices. M we'll as Union mon
enrlo,.l outside ~ the largo Offices. 10 do
po.lttner votes. Each eector. before present
inshis ballet must exhibit n card like the FOL.
louin1 fuo blanks being filed out in accordance
with th. requirements oi the Union:
NsW Yoas
T'rn.tt ttructt tNioN No q
VI 9-a'.r. card. Good TO-. ISIS
oa,auug. each electors card is punched or
Otherwise marked. SO ~ 10 preclude the oppor-
unty uf repeating The latter. however.
b. ,.l.n. f ever .attcmtlrd, and when at
irmii..l i- -urc 90 he followed ly prompt de-
teatou unl summary punishmrnt. Under the
Ofl must rIc u-iircs uf their acceptance with
now 70. t.- lrld;
m.r.,t q,..t For President. Davii Ecll. Tor vice
rf.-I.ff 3 ....N frcucN, tor Secretary. cherries "
,sn.H. .-urcr Chlrc. A Norean Tor Fund
yyi,ss '.u; ~nis '.r segse, e,o'.a Ir,g. rno@a.J
rvfIf. flH trmWiu.s. Miluau White. W n
.s.asn .. Au,rnnt-. ,rofrc 4 VI, KAY Cha. j
m.,e1. m iaoua, a,S isS16 s'eras ne, uS6T, SgS
IT, tGoIggR rNaut e. = scAnuru.
t,.n ...... N,li. e " Ad@ns u 8 wilson Dan.
lvln,m,f rrur For President David Kcu.. for
,' ln.. .,' l.N.uocr smiley for Se,renrv. John
rtf hr..r. t.r Trn. tce-. Isnl,s e. o'C1nnar. T. J
rtH. antHi Aru- w inam T. Moiiueh. ,or
brt a,rs. 'Fs fSF fsS"ra k,,p' Tor Gi,of 'H
,nn,,c gs 'I@,n ,l i'@ai, s,i "na'g i1l,. , We
\ k- H,- iNclsn G.orsc h-it'. N }. glnu. rnnp
scon la vh.i.ion. p Gallagher. samuel Graham,
Rot,d ll ih"ma. J rlastn
Among wcl-informed members nm impress
sion prevails that the regular ticket will be-
chosen ly "a cons Idcrnhle minority. The can
ddai' tnt secretary, Mr.. Colhurn. was one OF
M'orguul i9crs VINO nrsaniz"d the Union
aud ras held the Offices of President Secretary
unt Delegate To- the International Union. lie
Is sth' ~. sent Secretary, and has held the post
i1r the lnsi two years. Over the uni 'c of Presi.
g'ut th.rr IFS 20 contest the name Of MIR. DaXid
keNs uf thu Hudh heading both tickets. The
principal night today will br over the nominees
i.r creiaY and Delegates 10 the International
Union. The Sfcrctaryship Is the only salari"d
uiilrr. th' incumbent drawing 81 200 n year
iorh services. The Sergeant-ut- Arms is paid
$50 Tor zach meeting. Notwithstanding the
large drafts upon II in ia" way Of charitable
and other Disbursements the Union has n hand
sone btlau - to lis credit I.
on the palt ui tho independent candidates
Mr k-nucy Tor secretary. aud Mcssrs Pierce.
DNir. Far. nud Kahn Tor Delegates - The In
bruutoual Union. Rrr making an active can
Nl1s. Old members say that the present "lec-
lion Is "a love feast " compared with some OF
those Ia years gone hy.
VypugrHuhirHl Union No. was founded in
December, 1919 although IL dates It's oreani2a-
ton from Jan 1850 The preliminary meet
ing was h.ld a, Stnnr9al's pnelic house IN Full
ton IT,. aud Wis rres idrd over hy John L. lait"r-
ward AidrtWani Brown. IW"ntN-siN members
from the Iliu". H,rabi Iasi. too1D,7'c.Gi Al
rertiSfr and from George T. N"sbft's printing
rffIep TTHEnUf. Horace TftsIHk fHn
twenty seventh and was duly clect"d President
The Tribune was NJ that time clearing S75u0u
pHr year. u sum much iufL LvT than has ever h,,ru
n'itod under me present management AZ m"
second meeting thirtN sin new meuIhrrs signed
uc roll. ana IN q short time the Union became
nnr ui til" most o. ,ut -iituG trades organ 1 Inns
iu ulis city. Old Union men say that th. most
profitable Tunes for printers were In ls5--Gu.
inst before the breaking out Of the war Tn.
tln pud then Was 30 cents PER 1000 ems. In
t.ueo days most Of tie morning papers had
afternoon editions. and the urn mad from two
u four hours more ot steady typo setting than
M ptos'ni. The wages Of th" men were lass. but
u. gurcAds. Tower of thclr money was greater.
When thc Union was iifst orrani2cd. the Irib-
morning papers 50. Thry iwo "li c"nts ", Was Ike. is
o. tle REGULAR rate and readily accedcd a. tiy
all the ON 'os. During the early years of the
war 10 was advanced 10 As. and in 1864, when
gold had reached nearly 800. the Union at-
tmui"d - put II up 10 GO. Mr.. Greeley who
IN loo4 had been presented with a tiQo gold
NNrh by his trinters. res sted this rilor. or
rather refused To use hih influence m iis favor
m.lsp mourning 3 metr l"rhrb unpopularity
au.u- 'n' ,rhiI Sky rrhtH WAS paid inr u lew
w~'bs 10y some oil mo large dallies. and then q
e'u.pl iN.I7' WIS hliNB 'Ir'lrN, whereby %
.,u'a "h rslauHsutl as thr rate ON morning
baleI7, Ihls IoHllhued unil is'b when re-
seN'H ~ M"S Nuluhtily mhds uy thr Jhlon y
~ %rA.- l"ho"ed Dy Il second reduction IN 1877
~ HuIs =.
.m"'i w. Lhloh, NJ ruic, mas been on the
p's' V ',tWH w IN most ol the great dnlles. It
"e n"e h"u .,raslohiii controversies win NOR"
T.. '-t l'"is was III connection win Alr'
~" Il" Yil : culil lng down OF rntes on the
N1ani.iIy I.duced its rates 10 As
Ln.H W"rh ar. heid presented ne iol-
,H''- p'I'WP"I} drIuAhlSi irSt, that Tue
~ l'W' ems u" sun lurthcr r'"lucll
, 49, u ~ c"hls AH,onu, ulnt hli DOUG"
TH Hl own out lhird, tnnt ne iMr.
~ '' N'N iuf optipn ~ paving by Tim" or
T., "'ih' as ie ch"se iHL"n the men hhd
az Nf wanted tn nay th"m by time, AMI
r. .t NuIh hy spue"i and loufth. the
n, n inrm ln Tie onire whll" paying
.' l'i we lew huHia ia winch ne could
nau r..t 10, ...ff r..,i,, III, .,ati.i p, 49, ''
"a t'4 ihH result WIZ thni me Itliuhe
H." 'iHl ~ Wiil non Union men. Even
., sIurk against u" Ittbufe =
n D. lh ihr matte! oi double rates. and
a. '' d. lu mo end. AaI u yiuld To Als new
NNW hc ind refused e. the Union.
a.. '.'i MHrn lht Union UdoItri now rule
2" uh"u plo}rd time. which for the
T N"7 .". -uiprri az much amusement, tho
r H"' Wh'h .plY vs. NOT ready the men
u" " I">'d ~ Ehy r"nsonNhlr 0ccupu-
N t1 hu'rN ton With the Office, the lattrr
F.tsFl f.rf "a