New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
BUTLER IN RHODE ISLAND.
HE SPEAKS TO THE woRKINGMEN.
HE GIVES HARD KNOCKS TO Tnr oIp PARTIES AND

and the Typographical 1ailorE, NlgN'n"N''''
| Shocmakors'. Bricklayers, PlaStererS' o'"',o
makers and Painters Unions were represented by
| delegations General Butler spoke ~ follows
MIR Pro idcr', Ladies and 0cntcmcn ana hahor' h
| NJ NJ who ~ tho nrblst ~ this arm wien w h u
the du 20 thcm lives ana ,hs,r nn a home today
! IN Nnssnchusctts whcr sho III not havr I" 81 ~
ting about mvse but s1nCm'T 1 ,ns nrr.. II is
! little necessary that ! should say Nv tw,.%,rr
"', Gcr.ts,d WY .omc men cannot comprc cnd my
position. 1hry say about g. "Wh' ms ma, W. W. ="
Tor Ihnk me- ry all tho Iourn ilis hink know ptot
| near ~ much M they do daughter ana hPP'n ~ All
rrc " Suce All Scif.hn"ss" Well qui,c uder,,an
taat There aro 80 many men who. IN, "a hon my
position, the moment They get veal sstn - w"st desert
spiug from the iahoritg IN H. nl"a u p of ther Youth
the trie ds of Their fathers YOUTH nv. .,o 0 cy can
n hecome he hangcrson ~ m Ut ,'"o and maj no
quite unacr-taud how hey cannot comlr emu on ,rn
| W o feels husc tob' the equal oi any IN Dnlonsc
| could find his equal among the lahonhS n'h t''i
SOME FAMILY HISTORY.
| suppose that we have little family history voc
| born N very rocky farm in New-fampShl'o,
| father | SUPPOSE and l never had any oo"o' 49,
| uptn 7 began 70 run for office, was WtPo
! abIe man loud and long co III ued ap Pi'"S''
40 ,,os MASTER Mason in 1909. or bave his
di,ioma as such and from that II would seo tnsI mo
held sP, .o aSe II c H,o" Whatever polite ubcs
havr m II since. have also Is cemmSs'1 ~ 20 .,p
hr lanes NJ olson; sII s1ppos he was dee I'd res,
peeiable man then to h adj com any OF vary IN
f. 10 ~ as hroke and he could no Ion er rde Ap lasf
mo liza noi sen subs tine TO the war Zap ius h. aud
a onr he lad r,Ae his leg h felt 1t hi d ~ to ep
| ON II rptinr md commanded vessel tught uhueI
lrt - of narque the Ealish CONNER e, and broug,
,one 60 pTz TO FOR, mouth a. a'U TO na IN mn
Dying hts vessel was 10 + md n leit NV III AMER;
lap lausel. bring up her dren aud hard struggle
THE GENERALS EARLY DAYS
One of those chi dren was so delicate
m health and small in body that
i WAS thought he eight not be aoc to abor with his
hands The other aided the mother TO Sc mn 10
hours a day H. ! % red win ia hands ~ ,c1a"cs
suop and help t. "a hi- alton and Ia ne'er
been .ble t. see why ho in coll ge shonl no l'o
that W " ard seen is hcltp goo" nd naSe muse Is
ong iusic Il of rrwin- n 81 ndrr power po3t,
iis2s can, 20 l. wei W re he his I'VE, m ~ AVID
roy up TINS 20 ~ AID VIII re 70 more o. An grheld-
tion men he has occupied the same house. room Tor
room, that he Il e now.
BUrrR's REGARD FoR wORKlNGMIN.
WI he to ii, prac ice OF the law ~ 'lo NE
"a, kcd around on the cOud tion Of WoThlAEm
and women I'm Lowell some OF them sch mate Lowell
and valued then aid now ue mon aud wonc'
working fourteen hour. % day tn twenty minutes for
elmer Iney we'd his ,,mpathie ana spoAr TO n
chew -d mp h.c bread FOR the p'rp se ~ NIX g Nr1u
for thcmsovs aid he theron 'O1 zee area b"h- III W
,,fer,T,,d organ led a " III len ems tickc Tor
hou for the H. stature nave IN polu ie'ofI an
IN - ,otpo ation N n in L'Vel in 1851. len .nd
s. VIII ever SEOUL y le for % BE lapn i hult
tr.rf would o. turned II IAppl1lscl mat IN eat W.
lot .. ici tn ab ring m % h gan t. STOW lhet
tcet at at eort of Icuac' AMI h" men thi p'1eu u
me .vi-n row /. IN 20 I Cgucuce wa the clcrh 90
lire lapor ron sentalycs to he 1sl Il " IN NJ -.
a huarits MI those ucu organized 6uNcInu 'hi 81
Ml.s,rh scttsa Il m,d he ,nt maj r. th't elcc ed
& az 90 SIuurr tu . United STA ga nWe lhlPa E'h
nm ,t.uc oIt the old Woie y yofu .aa h'ct =
/ ,.r,, lo. sty nave silver plate n my "a. 40. "A
voice " 1.-Two sr'wa,l l'tPlau'e hlu lanFp ,I N.Y., 49,.
- c,itb s mat gi, me ht nc wo'R nemen of l".'U
In c" ~ en Ut ~, s,,d ni' avn ,, me- w rcn
hruulo to 10y children INA nv rll' ir - 'dlc1 -
poaa. nd vl 80 nw wl ~, w., ,n,, ln I's
Than ao, n.r ot ihs Ir1rtitncs Jo0Hd iAnpltu . QUA
and long cont nueu. ''l'''d Wy "''aa "o" h'"'aI
uiL Ar.uMtNt OF uHAntthE
Why hAs my urt pono ont TO tho phofng
,noui loo.u', from tue ginning they were NY
uleid Uoi sus.eutd ne ln lo1" th"y ghN1 s' 10y
Ia f,,liu Of on toUari ellen when 9od - beg n
nne ~ ll"' e1L a.! = 'I% I'D icclIps of bone to
ho e. and Gesn 10 nc.h. and no Ing can change ili
feeling M fir u, lubu d that would sooner IN ct win
r.c-. At ko H., oiptt IAN ith other as'"mol IN
he .uo at NewporE tApn ,9'G m sunpose o my
hcr. won ans ,rr tuat u ia true. have goue over
o. tlo 'cw i'ccgy.- 40 ,s So4 ow ma A"o" u
n moy uo sat. oi the agitation Tor nhhoHr iaW'io
whic / have ref rcd That 70 d'd not -u,co'I AT h'I
i ven nd quart hours a'cep od ~ u d"'s
Wn Il the aboo"g mco Of NJ s.acnusc.ts CIV stronger
.trourct In p'lI'' ro",t .n' now We nave ."M
to work ui e. THAI Slty nruN wc's You have no
a. Jaw In I'm de- lslaul. wo,id 90 not have been an
/ ~
island u nuot.r yo ng l.wlor "ad taken up his ABODE
here q. IA Lowell. tAptlsusoI
NOT coon 10 GRIND IuE LABORER.
"Bu." 80, the mil owH.r', hlhl wc not make such
bargains with ,uo hponng mon "ud womon ~ wc and
thry rhoos Ale zoe going 90 interfere with personal
nbery9 what rkit have you o. say ia 4 NH o'ner
saa not oil. hands all tho hours they are willing TO
wo,kl" simply because 10 be- not eood for me country,
good FOR re workrsm 49, hnl food Il me ca tilsl
me o. NJ me "T , 'nu, rrrs, cg r Massa
md. a. 4 = t
Try ~ 70 5'' 'hcn mt, proft-i say no..
/ nsy If The r a,ces,itie. ,olprl them to The
b rgain me bargain sha tot 60 on IAppd Iscl VINO
W nj 10 zee & owing mp GU country rue OF chi
drcn of pnpy Iame and eeb with al ease, cause
tn T. poor Al thcrs were oVefNorstt IL Is III. uuty
VINO are not 40 20 proec mems order pr
tecG the state srlt (Aptlsus" # Is not good or the
cap tast and The manufacturer mat ne shouI DC al
lowed ,verwOTk h.s emp'oyts
ARBITRATION BETTER THAN STRIKES.
II you lose three months BY strike
YOU have lost many do t1at you will never get
back hat woul. have paid to you for labor vni!e
were On 81 Ike have thought that al jnis contest be
tween cap tai ani ls"or should be brought to an ma
tua his appeal 10 the decision OF h ute orce 60 Id be
dispensed with. For j" ordinary controversies ne Ween
man md II thce is ribuno, more or less JUS Tor
this greatest OF con rVers between capital and labor
DO ibunal vet bees established. went before the
DeInoc aio Convent asked them TO adep tesO-
ntio~ as a part Of their pa form tha there ught he
a tribunal TO- the settlement OF those controversies
which cannot b. 7e tied without a third party
DEMOCRATS NOT FRIENDLY TO LABOR.
The reason why cannot longer sustain the Democratic
party Organization is because it not proved itself
fir endy o. the laboring said TO tue Democratic
convention: Labor his the light TO organize for its
own protection protected ia its 5auizat
lust ~ CAPT al has the gnt organize aud to be pro
ectd IN its rgtzauon NUw gen ene n OF thr - M
ana declare that an Jaws tOntfay Just and
ought . b. reprtledr They wOhi not alop It, |
tried them seaiB with the proposition that labor
had a right 10 just s-are 4 tie
prohts rather got them there for did not say whit
Z last share woud b.. they Id not tank about that
Ihey rrfu-ed 20 say Again proposed bat the United
~ re- Gov. rnmsn Old AID In esAb Sung common
scboo whereby he c,ildcen Of labOrrrs Couii b,
propory educated become good otiLcns They Won d
a tina to tler rbitfortn-they would add nothing
that looE ed Ike the elevation Of Labor.