The sun., 1884-11-02
THE WORKINGMEN'S ENEMY.
NEW rORK TOTLERs ARRITED .iG IIyST
GROVER CLEvELAND.

NEW TORR TOILERS ARR1TED .iG1INST
GROVER CLEvELAND.
The Man for Whom They Voted hut Who he.
trayed Them 10 tapitaiists. and WIS
WsHss TO Betray Thess 60 Free Trade
and Paupsr Wagcs-A General Uprisins.
Everywhere the Indications multiply that
the Democratic workngmen have taken the
bit In thcir teeth. and will almost soldly bolt
Grover Cleveland. notwithstanding the frantic
efforts Of tho Democratic leaders to whip them
into line. The Sun Is deluged with commune
cations from factories. mills. and workshops.
all written in the same strain Of bltter hostility
to Cleveland. and all telling the came story OF
Democratic disaffeetion. Investigation oon-
firms tho truth OF our correspondents
statements In every instance. and leads
to tho discovery OF new ramifcations OF the
revolt against the detested candidate. One Of
the most remarkable instances Of the prevail
ing sentiment among the workingmen Is in
the great Higgins carpet factory at tho foot OF
West Forty-third street. or the 1900 em-
ployess there ueary GOO are voters. and Of
these 600 the great majority are Democratic in
principle. have voted for Democratic Prosi-
Dental candidates In the past. and would have
voted this year for Randall or Thurman. or
any othor Democratic candidate who repre-
stand It. DEMOCRATIC employees Of this
tsrdsy that it. "S1d sonId be- svs dSus RSer ns nss
ter 70 nd twelve men IN The entire works
employees have. in fact. organized q Blaine
and Logan Club II the iaSt99Ty 9 which haS an
SO the maorts are o. Demo
Gratis. In the great Blaine, procession of Fri.
day night So9 men ,Ro from this carpet factory
"'Yni In Inc Eim Tsx Mills q 4. H, Hart 4 Co. q.
the corner Of Fifty seventh street and Eleventh
Cleveland men being in 80 hopeless and rldicu-
lous a minority as to be utterly swamped in the
Mr.. Norman LOOMS tho engineer OF the
Higgins factory. said that the men fully under
earn % ther bread. With carpets r bi made BY the
aB9 q admit
tyes either to shut down their works or reduce
Ssss !Sss vssd F , have ne ssoiss .r' sss 'sss
workingmen would never, consent TO accept
hs Of the ga Mcsa % hs desp
into the en- minds Of tho men in the car CARPET works.
q wfO% have T1EsGa In smar nn eston sto
Of which Grover Cleveland is the representa-
s Ss fade Is sSh Py IN Hs
JoSn Saa SnS q ans"R1 ss sA.h street Jersey City
to canal street is'S his city,
evening am a Democrat. but this time |
s with hs vote S Rs sas Of as snS
find the samo feeling among my fellow work.
Last Week hna oGG"sen 70 rsnns
principle are Bemocrats: but they told mo
find the samo facing wherever go, At the
Royal baking powder iaciory, in Br3poklyn. 3 the
OF opposition among the workinGmen / have
talked with Is that he is narrow-ni inded sell
soli s such by every one OF his. ofciai acts rs
| Governor where tho interests Of men who work
ssysa hst Of WIG He
was on these. occasions Invariably foe to the
ana friend to 10 tho m eTss syes
of labor as in the case Of the pilots. Further
moro. he representss s free trade IN its British
can work this fact alone is enough to
- Potter Msseerty, employed IN Orr, Fowler \
at ~ First ts css liz ds
bill. and oi the Mechanics Lien bin, and his
TO the ss FiSnsns S H ii sSt poS fSs
y Al ssa M Hsssey ss, m
local ticket nominated by Hubert Q. THOMPSON
his export lumber yard at Hunters Point L. I.
LIZ Sor fqys f,Hn. Ir "a fsnf ToMor Gay ICES for
! liiuuI tllhn S'lI. IDWltl ~, htNos ~
W. u. 4 T. W, Jones 4 Co.. L. c. Smith. the box
mon. Hero is James Hardiman." turning 10
brnwny lumberman at his side. ',Ho loft Mr..
| Grnces employ last Monday because he
| couldn't earn enough to support his family"
Hnrdman nodded his head He said that no
| lived at IA Ash street Greenpoint. Joseph
| llynes pf 800 First avenue. Patrick Berens OF
| 332 East Thirty yfourtl street. John johnson OF
| G59 Second avenue. Steve Mccormack Of 524
| First avenue. and others were cited as mon
who had loft Mr.. Grace's employ under similar
| circumstances.
Grase is as h bad as clsEe,apd." Mr. Maggerty
| OF increasing the wageS of workingmen in tho
| Department Of Public Works. The records
show that le did what he could to reduce
f, them"
Among the communications received by THE
| SIN is one from the Nathan Manufacturing
Company. which states that n canvass Of tho As
| mon employed there. which was taken on
Thursday night, showed that only l2 men
| would vote for Cleveland. Blaine had 81 and
| Butler Q.
An employee OF the umbrella factory Of Win
| ter Il Ball Jersey City. writes that out OF the
| 100 men employed there in making umbrellas
| and pnrasols only will vote for Cley slHnd.
Another correspondent writes that q large
majority of tho voting employees Of the firms Of
James McCreery and 4. j. Dennlng are bitterly
| Rnti-Cleyeland.
Louis Howe OF $50 Grand etroct this city said
| yesterday that he is n momher of the Painters
| Union. 500 strong. and that the majority Of
| them will vote for Butler