The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-23
PRICE THREE CENTS.
OUR BUSINESS INTERESTS.
GOV CLEVELAND'S ASSURANCES OF 4,
CONSERVA7IVE POLICY.
The Importance OF Ressoratton Or Gov adess.
Vow IL tho Time 60 Forget Fsrttsnn ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stiu shwsstaw Bows

The Imp ortnuee OF Ressoratton Or Gov I'D . ne.
Vow 10 tho Time 60 Forget fsrttsnR Ex
| citement-faetories stiti shssstaw bows
BoSToN, Nov. 22.-Tn an Interview with
| representative Of tho Boston 9ioJe to day Pres
ident-elect Cleveland. in sponking Of tho bus.
| ness and manufacturing interests OF tho coun.
| try and tho effect OF q change In tho Admins.
| trat!on on those Interests. said:
II goes without saying that tho Democrat
party Is mado Of morchants business an,
workIngmen. and everybody in IL certainty de
slros good times anil realize. that all tho PC.
ple must BIO prosperous 70 ensure that rs.ul;
We have 5000. 900 OF people almost boundl,s
resources. hundreds OF tho strongest iinancl.
institutions in tho world. thousands u enter.
prisinG merchants. the most sklfui manu-
facturers and tho most intelligent farmers an.
workingmen on tho fRco Jr tho earth
Now. surely country with theso ,haractor-
is,ics has every qualification for a solid. PER
manont prosperity. 1t will no my aim and 'bu
aim OF all associated with mo Ia tho ,ouduct %.
affairs at Washington. TO give the people OF The
United States safe. economical. and conserve
tive Government. Tho fnct that 80 many bust.
ness men and niannfac' urers and yorkiu.men
voted with tho Democratic party In this cleo
ton shows that they we're not afraid II Il chang,
IN the Administration. Tho Democratic party
said what Y meanl. and will carry che pro
visions Of that platform which rcia., to the
The most important III ng IL tGo restoration oi
confidence. and tho DISCRIMINATION 20 forge,
our lives TO tho things whIcl, tend 70 tho sui
stahtiaI TeIiare u the country ani al Of it,
Ssf h ha ID 'hi nr WORK SNety mah should fco
FALL RIyEn Nov %. -rhs puh'ish,i report
Of the rr9habiiiy Of cut iown II - DER cent.
solely nroa the s,atoncnt. !t an cvsrseer In
ono mill, and il not yourheI 'or by any manu-
iactiter. Az n maiteTni fact ,hc print cloth
market is in bottUr condition lul tho outlook
Is NOR PROMISING than Tor several months
sion in the cloth market has roa nod is iowcst.
PlrIshUnGu, Nov y. Tho mobilization OF t.
WORKERS emnoled in MSKso fStbS ~ z, faS S'sS
seems to nave been the beginning II \ move
men; AMONG tho qnt GAS ,aa9N,uaa,Srs iHr
al tho flint glass ia tprie, N IA, south .iio
wsro informe' that their wag,. woa!i be, re-
Tho workin.n ompiosel In tho melting de-
pnrtmcnt OF l'ars Brothers stsoi works wero
cents per ton. to ioko ciIcc' IN Midday. /
similar reduction viii DO made IN tho hammer
thoy viii accept the cut without a murmur
ci BhanilHh>l Noy 2a.IIh, lsothlonem Iron
PES acl}yr -tGGl mili that untd further notitc
tho mil would ho IN operation only live DAYS
each week instead Of six. THIS acton - taken
,rrnL,pELrH.. Ny. 32;-The .arGa number
Of earn; pills scattered si,ro!gshou Tie old
tocnth ward arc closed today with five on
captions, owing II tho tsfu ia, ii ths weavers
I" accept the Il per cent. r-lu 'tou Which went
into effect on Thursday.
Tie hast furnace OF The oxford hon COM
pany NJ oxford. Warren rognty. y, j.. Viii lie
blown out in few days. 'wiGS to tho d.
caurnging prospect for busn01- Tbs 5topppgo
OF the furnace will max, it uecessary 70 dis
charge loo hands. and TO pat the rest On hal:
tIlo. Tho company c'nplryS about 800 men.
LEWISTON. Ne. Nov -, The Hill and An
roscoggin mills shut down to-pG.ht fcr u week.
The Continental mill will run only tho first
three days OF noSt week Tho lewiston Corpo-
ration will run on twp-third time for tho
present. Farwclls mills at Lisbon announce
t., 10 p"r cent. reduction. 5og,un,ng next
month.
Dickson notwithstanding Ion,vnny sorN ~ illnI
to-day that their wages would 30 cJiuced 10
per cent after tho lat OF Dscehbsr.