New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
DEMOCRATS AND woRKINGMEN.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO MEEr To-DAf-"hi
woKKINGMhN OPPOSE CLEVELAND.


THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO MET To-DAY-whf
w0KkI>GMEN OPPOSE CLEVELAND
The Democratic National Committee will
meet in th. city to-day. Only few members OF the
committed we're in the city yesterday seven Mule
B1rnul OF Connecticut Who Ia- boon chairman OF the
committee for several years wa ut the Fifth ANenuo
Hotel with smith w. Weed 81 cipher hotorfey ana o'her
Democrats II the general belief that MI baihun
will ne ,nade chairman OF the committee. lie has been
I'm Albany consulting with tho Governor. The question
WA, 10 be decided yesterday 10y the Governor wsp was
then 10 hold conference with Hubert o. Tlo npsoi the
member of the National Committee from this State who
went 10 Albany Ia the morning. lie was 10 bring bacK
the Governors dcc-i last night.
considerable nuIuher % members o. the committee
rcsced The city las evening. Among them ware >ena:or
a. G,rnl' OF Mar land John o. Irahcr, Of Missouri
" f. Nilas Of Wisconsin. the Chairman d lie National
Democratic Conventions W. ". Armstrong, 0i 'aio'
a. &. JuId, OF Illinois; r. v. p'wson' Of
South CarolIui: t. TAeco, Of Fi'iid'; iaiirt
Val b. Of Georgia; g. X. Jon &c. Of L'uHrn'i }. A.
Kuhn NJ Waslu-to1 1erritpry a. J. N"f ornick NJ
Montana: William DiD iaou 0f the uisti't o '"lumia
II vns id Isopi iu tc "arly part of The evening That
~ .onator % ,rtuu odd mo- grcit the chhfmdnnhr
eiyinf o. o. rennu un' me wa rc.un2 od ana
dn.ted ~ aroI the tnId 1ck Which The
ettrrusi,ip ,,ir ip,pivo. f1nfor 0otmiu positively
declined ta ne s uant ~ ht uefd iu comm son win
ine on.iiuunlhip ,in Of 90 senator bleT rnnr "n
~unps t unGti 900 citruustiur.l would o. sea Ut
ll l' r'' .a,3 i,a alef,'n. i",s 30 us waning
II ~. iorlt q sea- i''i 49, iatnm hal t,,on+h ~
fh,f,8 rped tob u,Honhi thut ht bti.nm ""ui p'
''Ir,,,.,I.ofr,p, committee. g. a. riIore. NJ Us.ss.
fli. its ia t.o. u. n0l. 60 hr rir ttd Iu IiI
sil4o| tnn tl5e,c nsrtts DeWorlais npWs' ~ fhn"
and "i. hing lDi hd lh uIhr oi hu'Nh ~ i''" ="
40" Commute. ylh rent hml.o in % ,on'ur.i iorn
tIiit trltl l,. ~ curing frr di-lno,td i'u.'fts
i1s v,ril.l 4f. ti. to,iruar tourcrI ~ inr h.I"
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! course tre.Ji thr vprktnapt1i. "H0 "'t h'i'"IhE
s.uiri..s oI I,aof organizations brd ttseia't b. o't
resplted ~ itpuW ma "wm'' l'n 'hrn*'n , ''I! ~
tne UHoa,na r1r1'r "m'' ""7 "-'' "' 100 ''' '-'
y@e po4nosol me H."~ p'~o'n" co"''"'''".
ae@, 'a fr y. ', .., 81. la ...
i.'.'.l.i .ui iti,.. t'sprHn,t'f o't.f' '1 ' f"f
/ int .l,. npi Dr u,io4p,.ni az rnsid"d 10 J" ''"
! f,sl-n, ,,ori thr bill uLo.,Idns contract pahi
lDo in tur e.nl.lai 80 1nl i"'"'"Ai''5 "'''"'' ''
r.ro,u lie signed te Dbl! icinrns por'R i'r- ~
rfr,At; a u BOB $3.50 DO, rest ~ foreign 'u l"i"l"-
anrr. a. ia, ~ c., oi - year ior he c,firn.rni of it
pension inld oia hbehJ compensated D'd5 oi I''"'
fouri-il lie vetoed the r,e cent Fare bill, a m.-nrc
calculated 10 rmtWr "'i"lHiHt' ana lu.'' .'. . ~
reach the suburbs away from The tenement district" al
fi';G-iIe signed the cid scr.ce Eil meooIe
ctcu! tci To- cncu"ff~c ohS Vpi'rt' otvi r.',"'.N ~
reach public service, thereby creating i "I7'"'i"'y
! % Office .3id.
| elNtn-ii. appointed i1an 10 administer he Bureau
Of ,ur -t.rl,tcs the state NeW YORK Who Was M
influence h4d created Burc;rV had desired aud
Formulated. man wholly uIEcqUuncd- "l,h IT. wants
ana indifferent - lis welfare, and III Inns connection we
cite a. contrast The TACT th"i President NIhur mas
selected laDrinL for the pp,lilon O tLl o. lne
National LloOr BulcaH, thus iecoFiAls Inc Interests
which be benefited and to whose efforts tie cieA
/ ton OF these bureaus l. Guc.
seventh lie vetoed TIE b limiting car driver hours
OF labor to twelve bsars per DAY, thds cOesshS himself
Ignorant OF the grave National question uia'l' ihs INC
Tis;:-ie tetoeI the Mechanics Lien Law bin de
signed IL ave iDOf thc i't ich Va " ""4iN' Ia 'O-'
| Nin!l-iie failed t. advocate IN his messngc to the
LEGISLATURE urging prong and practical legislation 10
meet the wish oi the people exies"u al me po9 iis.
election against the sjrn Oi convict contract IdDof
which declared snan -, by VOC OF l'30oO ma
uiity bToast out y the state lNecuuNt OohhlV Vi Wv
oI organizations the OF which was largely
contributed by the members OF tins delegation.
TcntL-ls appointment of "a MAJORITY 81 Inc iIenlOers
| OF the Railroad Commission OF Ne" ORR VINO were
hostile The Interests winch created tuat i'"'fI mus
defeating object for which tbs commission was c'taO
Finally We desire 10 say that the objections raise
SPREAD and deep TOOtc .npns tAt labor "rtdnh mons oi
the cnt r. country and that "me We voice 'hr Aciil
mcuts of our immediate constituents tac labor Orgald
tous hold In common, and ~ placlhS before
the country candidate Tor President by your con- citio
we desire he shall bc free nom objections ana one WOh
labor suPl0rt with enthusiasm ht"te utics"ii",'
DESTROYS Of further information can have same by send
ing TO ~ Crawford House Headquarters "l the
! NcWI0rk Delegation.
Geo. Blair, Ch'n. BOxuakrr
A E. smith see. AIsrhuls ana Eng
J. W. kep.i shoemaker.
II. H. Wells. Printer.
j. Bli,.ori. Tailor.
| j. C. rarsiicii Journalist.
| p. VI. Spelman. Mason.
| +. f. Purcell, FAINTER
| j.. j. Doutucy, Printer.
| T. I. MustcTsOn shoe cutter
6. Il. CottrrL Miner.
john Fraucy, Printer.
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