New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
ToRKlYGnEN VIM not 60 CLETELAND.

! UORKING MEN HILL NOT 60 CLEVELAND.
John Kelly has written letter to political
friend IN Alabama in winch he says: he posi-
ton of our party IN the county lNew-loIkl and
the state stands in tins way at present: the Labor
ing class on whom we relied mainly for support, are
now pronounced against Governor Cleveland, and
it will he difficult for MS to convince them that
their condition would not BE- improved by the cleo
ton Of the opponent of this gentleman The Aer-
FORK ~ pronouuces this assertion of Mr.. Kelly
very gross mISstdtcment of fact"
let liz see how much Of a very gross mis-state-
ment it is. A. the Labor Convention at Utica on
Tuesday one of the prominent delegates caedAt-
tentlon to a circular. urging workingmen to vote
AGAINST Cleveland, which had been distributed
among the delegates aud mord that the (Oareafioa
r,pudidfc H. The motion opposed by several
delegates. one of whom sad that hc should not vote
10 rcpudi.,e circular which he had deliberately
signed. and finally it was laid on the tibe by large
majority. Later in the day the motion to repudlate
the circular was renewed The chair declared it
ont of order and his decision was sustained by
vote of 20 to %.
The following is tho full text of the circular
fcrrcd to-which the Labor Convention declined to
rrpudiatc:
Sc tImeut OF the it's Of New-Yor Uti a, Syracuse,
Klch II nd Buta o, res2e" lly eSr' u ca your
te zion to h + n tAilk rflss why GroV Cleve II
.ud not be nominit for Preijant by your conved
Frt-IIo vetoed t,o BIZ ar,lIshIng 1ntractch ,bor
charita 10 and re- ormaory institutions Of tue
'ccond He signed the bl r,d1cng pilotag fee. 20
pr cent; bil the inter It Of ore ., cor )ora lols
Tn I'd He appr,v Il IN. law comoe ling king en-
gineers ., pay tx OF - ye Tor tIe enrichment of
PEI fund " liberal c0n3ensated body o. puolc
F urtr-Ie vetoc the five Ccnr Fare hill me 'surc
calculated to el.blc work 'gm.n tlHr raTihes t.
r ach the ur1s away rom the tenement districts At
nl hours.
culatcd &" enc only col ese -duoaod otz ns 10
reich ne bo service tue eOy Grating an arstocraoy
Will a pointed a man 70 nd nnls'er the Blu eau
o. Lab r -tatistc, o. ne tate Of N.wYo w an
opponent Of IN reforms VII ell tle abor tests w 'o~
inhurucr al Great IA uad des rel and
10 mulatcd-a man wholly cqui nted W IA wants
i a con rat the fact that PRESIDE A, ha'
selected lab'pg nan for the POSITION OF hlet ~ ne
National Itnor ia eau thus r cogn n the interests
which to he oc Ell aud to whose efforts tue crea-
sew nth-lIe veto d the in limiting car drivers hours
labo to Give hours per =, thu COME sing himself
ilno'an Of The srayo National lues ION 'ude lynx zoe
liz fG-Hc We oed the Mechanics Lien Law, biIl de-
signed to give labor the nr- lien on hui ding IA 90 rse
Nn He failed to advo.a in his message TO the Ls
the wish Of the pcopi EXPRESSED At polls las cleo ION
az Inst the sy. 3D. Of convict Ontlact aoor, whch
roa bt ON by the .S E1@cu, We Com ri ce IN i
bur nz tons, and the Geese Of Th 'h was largely
60 tnbut by mem ers on th de egaOn
1enDl-IIis appon en- 'tam miy II tle mem2nr'
q the lSdto uysi sion OF New (OE WI " .r no
tile the Interests winch created that Board, TIM.
feat ny 0pl 81 10, which g. Co uml SOD was eSal-
and making 1t tender to tie corporate u 'n0po
Ii = OF n = at
nom nation Grover Ct vel ma are WI ic-
sprea and Dc l-rou eli um ng uc Labor Organizations II
the en- ire coun ~ and at Willow voice mes mt utns
OF immediate u.ti ut', the labor org uH tuo ~
hol oru wsin con uon, and n placing before 'hr
unly q candidate 10 President 10y your convent On W.
desire sliu b free tro zee ions, ana one Nlp "a
bpt olu ,upport wi n I'M iasn tate leIauons de-
tir,n- of m her info q n hav' nc by zen ing
10 Room ~ raworl House, Hea ~ arters of the Now
Nork delegation.