, 1879-07-03
EIGHT, HOURS.
The Proposed Demonstration on
the Fourth Of duly.
Some Statements About tho Socialists
aud lnternatlonals.

which Inns aEaih become prominent ol inte, tnc
railroad strikes md rfos Of 1877 are especially
objects Of unpleasant remembrance Just now.
Whilo thy ktraht does not Jcstrc to e1ete hccA'
less alarm, tho fart cannot be concealed hat
within the past few weeks there havc been
anxious rnutterlng Of an impending storm, utad
that tomu v:gtlant observers, WHO are familiar
with the extent Of tlIc revolutionary labor move.
mcnt, have sccn what tiny consider tn he tlnns-
takaple pretnouittons Of another outbreak IN the
mart Of Tic tssattefc taborinE classes, OF rather
tnseo elements which arc Under tic Influence
Of rabitl mud revolutionary leaders. This ont
brrak, rumnr has declared. was to 10 preceded
bv monster demonstrations IN nost ut The large
tfttca, to be held on the Fourth VI July nii'1
Immediately thereafter. III fay0r ri the tn
mediate mil universal reduction 81 the daily
honrs of abur to sient, aud tn he followed by
general ci1ilt-1tlr strike all 0yer tue country II
the demand were res'Rlcd by employers. tint
sltctl state Of aiIAtra might lead to scenes or
dangerous conflict between tic strikers, who
are ir'l hy l,l.t a1.I reckless men, md thy
Guardians Ut property ahtl pcaec Is fear which
Inns been freely expressed by those who sla'm to
he familiar vita tho facts. un who declare that
no precautions sho,tld be omitted 70 prevent
tile possible recurrence at thu riots o! 1877, nnd
Of tu disastrous loss Ut life ami destruction Of
property which they cntatlcl upon The cuta-
muuity.
FOUNDATION or THE nuMoR.
A Herald reporter ind an interview Yesterday
wild EeAtlsMla. "so Mas susth'nsA ts',u1nate I1
and the Sorlastsc Labur party, antl who is IY a
position to she'd murI, light on t11e !nncr, work.
tngs Of tarsc Two organizations. ArrorilnE to
tils statcmnn.s, tnc runiots ABOVE n.t9Geu u
are actually IN progrrss for this monster atriko
md conflict. liz says TINT tie Exeeuttve Conn
tntttccs of botI organizations tau ISSUED circn-
iars 10 ,acit sessions u"s ,a "s euu
country calling lnf simultaneous nlonster uch'
onstrat!nlIa on tlie evening u tl,e roMftn OF
Jaly, nia On tne ua1s Mn.neuiate.y !o'!o"".s.
a. M tnese ,.,tI n.ss.,Is sptSenes nv .,,o ~
oc Ma9c W Ieauil@ lhelunSss o. lue
party ueuaaf'uthE 1he lnan!eata!e enloIce-
mcnt OF the r!eht'honr rue all oycr tue country
and eenefal A,ll sltnullancous uesnanu Is ~ o.
made upon elnpioyels u sGnsent g. 9nce ~ ane
ttien tlle eupefvlsnlE ,oa1aa u ootM ofEan,Ha'
lions arc to or ter On 1mh.edlate general stfake.
WITH view 70 rms soat.nEency .aG satsoas
organizations have already prepared themselves
VIII 1none ~ nllu' nccofulHE 10 tu!s iu1oEnabt,
the following trade.lh'o1la hase snillcteht Ianas
to sustain themselves toF TWO or thfee in9nths
aea.at eap,tanfStss Ill.,, ahc iEos M re, ,
SNl Wesyers' Unso1,. the CtgarM9qksrs, u New
York; tlle lnsern9t!9na Cab'net,Massrs unlol.,
Tue brte!;iayeFs' union' a''a o1'ler great 'raue-
oFSan'xaaIIons n1an, t. ,hc detail, furnished r thu ccn.
tlcsnan ahoYc alluded to the movement OF tNls
revolt against ftie 'noneyed classes was stattea
by tbs international Cubtnet-alakers' Onlon'
WHO adopted, nbaut two monihs aEo NJ t!iear r.
union III chicago, resolutions iooklng to tt'ls
strife. a. their suggestion tue International
Tradc Union,touE up tlie matter nnd net."tsa-
tlons WeFe Ianenud with tie socialist'c LaHor
party, IN :o1dor. that these two great bodies
might net thoroughly " concert, Tie Social
sts accepted tue Invitation cordially, !!tItl their
SECRETARY, fhlllp Fan Paiten. sent. on behalf Ut
liz Excc4sLYeC circulars to thu various
secttnns 9f ,fil9 party requesting their carslcst
| co-opcratsoh'. the lntcEHaiionals:: Nearly
W tnese seCth,iis auo!,ten ~ ~,ceosuna !au9trl.'s
th'.n,saSgca ;itv ~ ~, ohies t v'nw
w., .w, hos 'r sn,,i ~ ,,,,mnr nvsr onr.
49,. s - ",ti ,,,s " s,rr"r r.sni,,s" nhja.saIfn,
man u.a y. -1GS ~, crna.imnts hsim" abant iS0isM
m1 iI,,. YociuIista i4n nH In mntor. The n1nvr.
a ,n.nt ,s nj ta,m ~ ia prrstcat sir.nrtb
iu ti,e West, wi,erc ths socialIst. aro urc thur-
o'ons"'1 1'"'eo aaa ~ @ s"na .'o
...p%SqhH ot eoIhiatoS'
"Tllesa.1len, salu tile iitraH Informant,
!" ure detsrrincd to i1vht for what they consider
! their rGhtY gwen at the cost ol bread, shelter,
IL al