New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

The "foe every dry he has NOT srotsn 20 me rom ihn'
tine nn'n the date any iis,lsaii. Mr. rrck DO.
~" ,hiH"a against m" fir-i trrsonHl irrnHhrfi -
hin prrU Second AID III -hnnesi f1ptrrs hv ne
~ ne departments In regard tn 'hc nrtt 'ha,ie ~
ahf ~ un one Who kunea his character Democrat
nr nfn man. Hu vIunl.o knows COSY reputation would
,t poet no ~ nlint hi. political nstnlii0ns ilt pfr
10 mo a1nuot imi a. una lh tpll"N"i ME %.
,o m ,',."., 'u''' wv "''n t''''a, ' ~
whna' hihui t'rt.'nintiNr ir go hr, 'nd o." nn.e
aoi dl,ho'e.l a'e',s +, ,is,ao anr,'euiS rr'ss
4" BE-" 'i'srl ri'rt'' eft 'hIi iu- r''ir toi"af'ha i
oL u is r'"n 10 rfHrnc" 100 -omr o' tnr departments
h lt d" uH'" rerr nH irlr-itnan ~ um'if. "eeHnnh-
hil l- und,red nt rhr Iersrnh COMPANY. thu.c prl
son'l ' cine, aie ccs'i 900 cool pad f'i b iue tri-
ION Who s,n thru, ant tnr balance of The rh sent 10
Tue mporns men thnk thata blow has been aimed at
hcn, and onr of thr br-i EoVn 81 them onight pre-
ctrd that ihr action would result tic loss OF LOCO
VOTES To- Clr'rrnd u This coAntN alone.
Eooul~rrr, oct ~-ghc dismissal OF David Hcaloy
from h- position Chic Clerk of the Buronu OF Labor
Statistics for pre- diug az Butcr meeting has created
considerable surprise iu this city. whore h. j. well
known. Ill, friends fierce m their dcnun-
Citations of pecks course and assert that it
viii largely help 10 swell thc majority against
Cleveland in Mi, state. Hcaley !, prominent
figure among hc KNIGHT OF Labor OF thi, state lie was
put forward rs the labor candidate OF he sembly two
year, and the Democrat, supported him. making his
election sire. He W.. appointed ChIrf Clerk OF the
Bureau Of Statistics in Nay l-~3. and would
have been made Chief of the Bureau II
he had resigned his seat ASscmbi' m an.
d. c. Fccly. ltl,h-Amcrcln lawyer with whom Mr..
Iiealcy studied law, said:
Ihclicve Mr.. Heaey to DE one of the ahlest men Of
his the H. is devoted 10 the Interests Of
labor and has made many sacrifices. In regard
Peck, charges do not believe there i particle OF
truth In them. II is simply the revenge
OF the machine on account 81 HeahyS
refusal to eo ont and vorA for cleveland
hlt ho j. % who cane hc kep blown and expect TO
him side 10y side win 1holna, J.. Gudy during the
remainder OF the campaign
A KNIGHT Of Labor and formerly officer Of the or
ganization said:
TIKI. j, q pretty thin excuse for Democratic re
ycu-c. IL M. iIra.cy dishonest they ought
certainly have fYuud 10 out before.
Prch- action j. BOO direct tioiti"n az t.cyc1uds alc-ei
ideas of Civil service reform. nave known INN mn
utrly. and know that he j. honest. Icou-t cr nm 20
il nd of fr Wolu-m1n. ana tae Hnoirr- oi THIS eng
de- not Iac this k.ud OF civil -Dr'Ic. reform
TROY. Oct. s.-Nalter y Tha}er. pr ,ileut Of the
Trades Assembly of the state. de lines the position az
Chief CcIa of the Bureau of ahor statistics offered him
hos Commissioner Peck a. h., let .cr dated to-day De-
Saws Iat bis alrrrfHirr OF noe office would look
..u-Itn To- advance his o.u personal Interests. ne
NfQ,'0r4 the Luflnt organ Boo ll- clt. charges ila
pI.II Ilct.rg WIS removed trlu thr posiilon thlf
r upon llitu.I .d trump i-I,' cl tI-,-. ut r'a.N
b,fl-, c presided it ihe recent Eltl.r demon-ts
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