New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Inc snrar rcNners' strike ne said Shall we let them
tho German meeting urging moderation ami peaceaDle
If possible III settling all troubles between c~pi'"
Speeches in English were made at this stand fol-
lows:
John McMackn.a member of the Central Labor Union
Bald: The people are entitled TO and they demand
share products of their labor and night TO i've
We are not acting outside the paIe OF law We nave
fathers before us And are We now TO be pointed at
with contempt ewers OF wood and drawers OF water
is forgotten that there Is people at all we
are resolved that tue whole people st. snaii psraaEe @
anything IT is the farr aching sta'esmanship that looks
al the people as whole, perceives the coming change
and is able 10 read the handwriting the wall. The
wealthy filling their spcndid residences with the
men working and delvng and struggling for bare
subsistence Are they to keep on this way with starvs
iands that ought to be held for actual settlers
slowed those cormorants. the railroad corporations
The labor question cannot be pushed ASIDE by any
Is only necessary that the people
should understand what they want and they will push
aside corrupt rings that rule tho country II requires
riot 10 do this" Applause.
spoke TO this effect We have built mp organization
that VIII emancipate labor TWENTY-FIVE years ago men
than 900. 900 this country out
OF work. This movement means that we want these
did not call the events oil Black Friday conspiracy
short AT $50 o'clock ia the morning at Cohocs
most naked. That was because OF the accursed
system OF capital The capitalists have been eating
slaves but no militia and police have been called out to
Tie people better times the people, and that the
lands shall belong TO the people aud shall not he stolen
sold away from them. | say TO you who have the
rgnt vote. Be careful that sent 10 Albany
and Wash gton who are representative men IN your III
tercst.'" Applause.
George Block began his remarks by saying: "The OBJ
3eet OF THIS meeting plain ana is the best TO
The dozen Of semidiots who form the
Grand Jury Of this county ANA to the msrcprcscna-
tOns Of the newspapers Organized labor Is power
that Will make itself more felt from To year This
great multitude acting So peacefully proclams tnat
tie Trades Union know how 10 MAINTAIN order.
Remember his that the laws under which hfty Trades
CDiODists have been arrested were MADE by the
men that put INTO Office by your votes ana don't
you forget H. want you always to act as you are act
Ing now"
A Voice" And leave whskcy alone" lLaughterl
d" Praceably and vithOlt D.OOdEhed." added the
speaker eve will proceed step after another.
Jecoguize what the organization Of The knights ~
Labor is ana yOa can rule TINS country II you want
TO-"
Captain Thomas Collum, cN-iryer. who said he was
member Of the Executive Board Of the striking Third
Avenue carIrVers, spoke III "a lOua voice, saying:
am not shyeI-tOugued orator. Dut come
from Thiri-ave, where wo Know how 10 tie
UP "a road Applause ] am a worker We have started
The and with them arc gong 10 the funeral Of
tbe directors of The Third Avenue Railroad. We are
going kili them of and 10 the funeral Our nsht
Is yours aud the result VI the strike affects you all II
she road doesn't give In " well buy tho road our