New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08

en-. MY Mondsv night No less than three rousug
meetings have been held this week In the vicinity OIL 'S
city, and the campaign Is hNey'
BLAINE RATHER THAN BUTLER
WHY woRKIvGMrN SHOULD GIVE THEIR SUPPORT
DIRECTLY TO THE RrPUBLICAN PARTY.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept. Mr. George
Gun on Of the National Ten Hour League, who has been
prominently identified with movements for hetterngthe
condition OF labor has addressed an open letter TO
General Butler In reply TO the lsttcrs letter Of accept
nnco II win apnear Ia The Nccs Of this city, tomorrow
"Haying for many years" says Mr. Gunton ny interest
and from conviction. been more or less prominently o"u
neeted with the labor movement and having w'rkcu
.evenfeeo wear. I'm cotton mill from whence, In 1870
was forever 'blackiSed' for my activity In behaI oi
that movement, and since that time having devoeo
ruysef wholly to the study and advocacy OF 'aoor
principles think avn justified in presenting the con
vic on Of largo OF aborug men who are not your
constituents but whom you ask TO trust and sustain you
a. the champion their interests As their representa-
uyein this light Il becomes my Imperative DUTY as IL ~
nv indsput right, not only TO consider out To pup
ncy discuss tho prn pcs set forth in your manifesto
upon which you ask for the formation OF Peoples
Party with you at It's head"
Mr. Guuton iakes up General Buffers address point ny
point and argues that every principle u contains 'hat
really IN work ngmens b st interest has been ana
advocated by the Republican party, and concludes as
follows:
Jbe evils to he corrected arise from industrial an
not frou political II Il the poverty OF tue nasse'
of he dincniiy ING pu o. copatned in irs writ
ten constitutions the morality recorded N IFS prin ed
statutes. bdt upon the material pr'sPeIlt, anu con
Al s,ne the eforc Tor the ststesmanshp
OF labor to preseni AMI he workngmen consider
TODAY. i, how to nprove tneir maie OF n
oher words, dis ss and adopt such measure as sa
natural and pernaHen re luce Tbap , name
aDd no lea iershp Of what.ver preJensio9
entitled 10 consideration and much les TO the sup
nor o. the wage workers of America. what genera
dca ito.
that would promote this end MOI one IL ,Sct, hU'
sound cconoT,S WI vbo sx-coumn sprea Granting
Therefore tha labor party Is needed anu that tlS Is
the orpor me its organization; a. neither yonr
public btf nor your prn ed pa form ntan' an thing
10 warrant the worbinguen IN trusting YOU el,ner "S d
safe lead sound Ststesnan you can nave 10 '''n
H. p,ical situation therefore so far as labor is
concerned. remains Who'll unch@nsed oy your t;, %
dature. he r,a issue Of this campaign Is sun con
5P pe,d r. 5s, 5NO fr pG jS%e G. Blame
the wage worker can nave H. o5 inc ~
dccidu- Ccv land Is Democrat o. Nely Ordlu Try ca
irai Vi vs. npon al great pm Bic questions And trl 10
the traditions Of IA party he repr enemy
u ~ labor e, sati N, len mas bceu amply >""n oy
T@r dcto alike Of hu nan y'apathy and fonnd pubic
policy werc I'll ect challenge to the very P,irc,P;
upon which all humane and true eeouonc IoAN""h %
"Mr Blaine is Republican OF remarkable ahni and
strength Of character Wnlr ne a' mol maze e' ="
So 81 TO- 1r pT c he oSs n"vcr oeen fo1"d
o,pos nc boy sures. and ie 'sa poh"inctl IIenH
man paw. stas district tor cousutu iond ,mcnd
ulcut ring t1ngr IS o. MAKE inform Iclt d t
AMI ms ca ape labor measure ev-r prop1'5d-
would not on,Y with AIS 4pproVdl butH "od-ur
"wtb t.r4e isc before MS It become. the dearest
duty o. An trie labor legislation To secure moi
oui Ccvcl us defeat but also to httnEH snt 'r
shallow prr'ol~ous OF your candidacy 10y Nod'S I'I
james o. Bal e.
LEADING GERMANS TO TIE FRONT.
I'M PRESIDENT OF TIE UNIFIED TURNER SOCIETY
TO rAKU rus srUMP.-rnAr ONO LETTER.
Aa4t. al ANN
tust received a .cttcr from Dr II M. arkloh OF t.
J,us one ~ tn most promie Germans Of the west
a man Of ne1 STANDING and Independence surgeon IN
IN. army dur ~ the war; and now for IN" fou'th uue
pre.d n of the North American Turner Buhd' "hch
IA. membership o. y 900. The following Il an eN
tract from tae letter:
My prore slOnal duties do rot allow me much thr
for o her ters, but nevertheless CONSIDER INV uu
S1otHcr y cory Of he fsrubn an parry This victory
l. &C.. srv f,r q ma mt Iaucc Of IA results 81 the
va of r,oI COVER ,mcut, of pro &c ion of Am can
l.blr. of ,ounI Ghauc Al system and O. &c era Ic".m
The e s % good ocxpecl from tn DE noe ave parry
which ia not capable OF giving m country euher "
rrc.s ar soan adm a~tra 10 > white ! I'm co9' n
that Mr. Bleu''s rresdcn max =" 20 anu ,i ~
iaut tfa of National fare ID rr'atn, me us"3
" %, s S Sp ieadcr ES wi nsy 10 the coary hos
best Interests re- At lre'e Il. a ~, M ,n Re icaU
p.ry'
TIE COMM toe IA also En- receipt Of tender Of services
rom JUDGE LOUIS Gottschak. Of s. Louis aiormer par
mr. ofC n sclurz a leading German ANA o"e oi 'n'
frcmo.t German orators In tle country
Roth e these men viii take the stump In W'scon
rim and W. ek on iva aicr Will 60 mt' ono Inc com
p.rt.,'. ndvic from It, Louis state that tie German
element ir ls 1.rgoy 10 ally licpuhl can. cd low ]" r
q,ibne an influential Gee MAJ paper, also 10y the hc't
i,ae paH. IA paper former edited h' Carl -obur
Adiapntch to tic committee on saturday from I'm T.
o.iNrr, charm II Of she ohio -ttc Central committee
In tercur. 90 the tc so tci 10 have been "ie' 10
The widow of lot 4 Mo nm Of MRnc, and concerning
viii ca lie H,ratf oJ Thursday published long dispatch
from Augusta thai such l'ttcra' Is pIin ed IN
III dispatch wa ever sent 10y IA com uiilcc, ava 90 re-
py of nv kind ever received uy Mrs Morrill, Tia" letter
lent to ID. add ,, Of Mr Morul was printed iuim
an tnu no ,hrrs and IA rlaao waN made o. q clerk
vhu addressed .ur letters from bOOa u,cl IN olmcf
Gamma On IN ,,tt~r con l., ned uohng directly APP
pea ~ 10 Nj morrill,, .eiring 10 the attack Oh MI
Blame.