New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
INCREASING CALLS FOR CARDS.


INCREASING CALLS FOR CARDS.
WANTED IN EIGaf ATLANTIC COAST Statesman
UFACTUREks FROM ALL PARIS OF THE COUN-
TRY SENDING FOR THEM ENCOURAGING RE-
POTTS rvEEYwHsRE-BUsY ORG \NIzAIlONs OF
sTALwART WORKERS.
"J WAS Glad 10 see Mr. Johnson of the Garner
COMPANY come over to our side. think his ex-
ample will 90 for a great deal" sand Mr.. Lyall to
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday. The firm of Garner
& Company stands at he head of the manufacture
of textile fabrics this country. bave been look
ing M some facts about 1t. The HaTmOny Mills at
Cohoes make print cloths. jaconet cloths and
seamless bags and have 275.000 splndles and 500
LOOMS There isn't another as large mill OF the kind
In the world. Then there are the Duchess Print
Works at Wappiugers Falls, with 10000 spindles
and go looms and 10, Newburg Steam Mills with
Is 900 spindle~ and 40 looms. besides other fac
tories with which am not so wei acquainted.
,z.''rnere is a greater demand than ever for our
tariffcards," hc continued. I'VE had a call
from representative of the Bridgeport Conn.,.
Metallic Cap aud Cartridge Company
little While ago he wanted a lot OF the cards TO
take home with him TO put In the works, where
be thinks they viii do a great deal o! good. Then
We also had a call from gentleman connected with
the Marvin Safe Company, whose works areln Nesi
Thrty-seveuth-si., for cards to put up IN that es-
tablishment The reports are mos favorable from
all SIDES and the interest III the card movement
seems to ne grawiag all over the country. But
there are of the letters that have been pouring
IN. OIL the table"
The letter on the top of the pile was from c. J.
Bishop & Co.. leather manufacturers, NJ. 262 Pur-
cbase-st b ,ston, Mass. Mr Bishop writes: We
desire to take part in The Elective that is be
ing done with your cards. noted IN Saturdays
Tribune VIII you have the kindness TO inclOse us
few I We are worry desIrous of posting some of
them MP IN tins section, where We are convl need
they Will do power Of good"
The next LITTER came from James Thompson
& Co., of the Valley Falls hax mill 3. Office No. II
Mercer-st.. New-York, asking the Nessm Lyal 20
"pease send as soon as possible a90aV dozen OF
the tariff cards to hang IN the MIL.
Robert H. >iuith, OF the Gre5nwO0lS Company, OF
New Hartford. Conn. one OF lhe largest 'nauuiac-
tnrers OF duck and saii-coth III the country. SAYS
1--WE would like very much To nave You seud as
one OF the c,rculars such 'ou put up m your es-
tablshment. Perhaps we might Deneht rom your
exDereuce and 90 some good 10 The Republican
cause"
pellers and tugs write from LOckpprt, n. u: We
have been reading in The IRBUNt about your
tariff cards and the work they are doing, VIII you
send lis oozen by express. We VIII @lsuty pay lot
them whatever they cost. We THINK they Will 90
good here Please send those that ave the tables
of wages in Europe. more particularly IN England
+. :. Livngood. secretary Of the Republican
County COpmittee of Re dung, B-rks County.
Penn. thinks that the tIrH cards Wal 10 much
GOOD in Reading which Is "a centre for number of
large industries employing several thousand Work
men. tie asks: WI Won kindly scnn MS a lot OF
the cards t,f various interests such as those men
toned a. HI TRIBUNE f'r distribution hereF II
you cannot send them ~ quantity, let as nav
samples 50 that We may have ihem prihtttdi we
wish 10 get them distributed as soon - 'N,lble"
:. :. Gould, jr., of the Gouifs Manufacturing
Company. of Seneca Pals, y. l.. ~ays: We notce
In IHE TRIBUNE proofs If yOur political sagacity,
and Mouid know II YOU VIII FOL scDu Us ON
express thee four of the cards ha, you nave Lad
pat ~ in your own factories. Tins IS a great mat
utacuring place. aud would Ike some OF the cards
TO nut up here ana also IN ne OF the neighOOnug
do sob
john J. HAYDEN, of the Fourth Auditors Office, in
The lreasnry Department at Washington, wants
few of the tarItl cards to distribute among employees
VINO are cong uOnie &c vote"
Nnhkeh & Smitu, iron commission merchants, of
No. 90 White-st., a5k Tor twenty or tlIrty oil the
tariff cards mentioned in IHE TRIBUNE. 60 dis
tribute among some OF the leading iron works OF
PeDDsyly mia. for wIIch they are g MS. Inc ilst
OF WORKS mentioned includes the L ok Iron Com
pany. OF B-lcionte; the MIilsbu-g Iron Works, u
MilsDurg; the William port IrOI Works, 81 Will |
Transport, and tho Eagle Iron Works, Of Roland
A. 4. Ranney, of Boston. Mass, thanks SIR. Lyall
Cor cards already received: and aska thlt he VIII
. send 90 OF those cai,9 10 him ~ ret"lh hlii5
engaged IN the WORK III Boston. IL
repOrls that somewhat similar cara das been pub
George W. Hea J. OF No. 40 HOtei-s'., Uica. y. Y,
saks: Please send me one al the cards snch a. l
zee noticed IN Saturday, IRIB NJ employ 100
men making various castings, etc. and would Ike
TO see The card spOAen or
CALLING FOR TARIFF CARDS FRod ALL
QUARTERS.
ayes. am about out of the dly-goods business
just now IS it appears" said M W. Cooper to one OF
bis customers yesterday morning; tins political
business Is taking nearly all OF my time, but do
DOT begrudge it particle There is a great deal OF
satis acton IN carrying a comfortable consc ence
around with you, You know, AMI my conscience = |
particularly easy Just now. d. you want nC%sT !
turning 10 the reporter who hal just ent red the
store well. there Is plenty of news, ami 9ood |
news 100 r-pOlnrng 20 "A huge pile OF letters on |
the table" Just help yourself there, please" |
The letters we're from all paris OF the country. |
Here are sOmc of them
"MAsshLos.. Ohio Oct 20, 1880. /
I" NJ W. COOPER:
"DEAn SIR: see by The TRIBUNE that yon are !
lssuing some tariff cards. printed 40 German and |
EnQilsh giving labor rates, etc NOW we nave "A +
Iarge Germag MINING aDd labOrDg vote IN tins clty
" h,ch has been largely Democratic, though We nave
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