New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
wooLLEN MANUFACTURERS CARD.

A WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS CARD.
ITS EFFECT ON 900 wohKiNGMEN IN NLw-JhRsEY
SOUND VIEWS AND SIGNIFICANT FACTS PEE-
sENTED
David L. EInstein, large woollen manufacturer.
has the names of 900 employees on lis payroll at
Somerset n. j. These voters were nearly ali Demo-
erals until tne following card printed In English
and German. was circulated among them, and
cansed the conversion Of many 10 Republican prln-
cples:
REASONS WHY woRKINGMES SHOULD VOTE FOR
GARFIELD md ARTHUR.
The Democrats, sdccessIdi ia tue present eecuoh,
duty on all Kinds OF fore 80 IDS. sucn as wooiirn,
e1f Oh ana 81 goods, hosiery hng, boots ana Shoes
hats aud caps, ttc aDd con ,tquchy Ilnhehrc qddi-
tites oi these commodities Wli Dc In p0rIed WORKING
engaged IN nanuac urlDg these goods al oyer he
coutiIy VIII either be thrown ont of employment or
Will have WORK Tor The Vry low wages ph!d - Eh-
rope aud tbrr present favorable position VIII be re-
uucrd to the Level o. Ldtopeah "oIhE men "is 'he
rosItlon Il Latter, under betr demand i"F ther
ploducl- from IL country, naturally VIII Dc improved
The weekly wag Of tai9rs europe are ~ 10 ~.
The ges sh ia EIope are - 10 81 so.
The sE %. IN haS aoeo o a 70 70 to 81
The wees wages OF pOIteIs IN huiOBe are s3 10 10.
ana otnrr wJrkuemcn III proportion. NOW, II you want
work Tor these starvation wages woe iOt iiabeock
and EnEh.n. On tne other nand the Republicans, u
dny on ores goods, aad wass n.tnray viii b. ne
sane as they sro Therefore You want to be
nav STEADY work, vote lor Carried and Arthur.
In conversation on the subject Mr.. Elnstein was
asked:
How do the manufacturers of New-York and
New jersey, either Democratic or Republican, feel
in regard to a change III the administration of the
Government T.
There is but one feeling among manufacturers.
They are satisfied with the prosperity of the
county, and do not want a change which
they fear would be disastrous. | know
OF many merchants in the dry goods
bus,ness who were Democrats until the present
year and they want to the Republican party con-
tinue in power for purely business reasons would
not care 20 give You their names, however, without
their consent. | know of a Transaction IN real G.
taie m which 5000, 900 was involved, winch had
been in doubt for two weeks, but closed up I'M
medlateiy when the news from Ind ana was
received. ] know young man, the bro ner of
prominent Democratic politician. who will come
over the Republican ranks this year and vote for
Ga, fl I'd and Arthur"
!. DO you think that many converts have
been made for the Republican party by arguments
based on the protection that party viii give 10
American industry II continued IN IOwerT
An immense number OF conversions has been
made Now there 100 900 jOurneymeD tailors
working within radu. OF twenty-five miles of
New-York The oulv thing that interests or affects
them IN politics the tarf and their wages. Many
cards regard 10 the tarin nave been circulated
among the work ingmcn of this city by merchants
and manufacturers. The cards are dong IA good
work where arguments or pamphlets would be use
less be tariff the great question III this can
yass and It has made Republicans this year of many
who would Otherwise have been Democrats Inc
country Is interested the tariff question
before | read IN an evening paper Tonight that
Democratic candidate for Office 10 New-Jersey iet
compelled TO tell lis constituents. on RECEIVING the
ton. that he was not in accord with the low