New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Corrups dcbauches the state the other Is inc parent
~ disease OF poverty and OF crime. Applause DoJns-
tice 10 ihc sons toll and do more to preserve the
morals Of society and keep the psop' Of from ngnmd sld @
by jury Load applause We are the great
sn1 M pcace. hardshirs and infctions which other
people conscious OF power even hali as sI" & ,,s
thing has lasted long enough an are dcterneu 10 Gnu
1t. lApplansc Mr. Gould hsscs N ms "1'DT" n nyit~d
MIR PowGcry ms house TO glve him some suaylns @ n
powers. but when Towdery wants siaylns powo' ,h c
Will he knows ne has got 1t in the Hl,, o' % % %
uaite1 'bor OF America tAppiause i" 1" taxes the
Grand Jury INTO star CHAMBER OF perser.'V TO-,
Applause h'sseS for the purpose o. ar never
existed If they did xst were sipposeu rb'ne f
US Pharaoh App'e "Hcn .on iIa tha, r they are con.
spring. lReneved APPLAUSE isnt , et - a
dsy ncItcment 10 rioi They have employed bandits m
to shoot down the Pcope We VIII no. ,n T tbe cause Of
ia9or ,p6d Of the Paper Hangers Union. said
in narr: "The ma lccnce tins meeting VIII StilNc
terror into the Of the monopcSs ol ths couhy
nonoI,sis to tell MS what TO DO. We have our own
leaders Will rely upon our own counsel Aplausr.
made by those who oppress lApplausel IhnE on
other hand of Gond's men OF srit III nne "1. 'h
hired Ia shoot down Innocent men ana women n-simo ~ @
light of day lisses The treatment whic tne ,iS
OF Providence. to "ai 10 e1aspcIaioh a" ro Cnamher
make demands i'll tones OF thunder Ine ona". ,n
ing against and denonnclns us Ny irienns; n;
We have toucned their pockets IapGlaI,seI ina. nn
nopolist- iausnter.l Tie united orsanizationss 1is
:" o. h 'ne en,Gyr cpIIy are day demond App@use DO
nothing that Will bring dscred upon yourselves oi ~ "a,
cause lie who crime gives strength TO tne
enemy IApplausel. You have the enemy now where
you want h aud by yonr prudence jndsm9n' ana us
Gcorcr Bar SAID sixteen years ago In TINS sa1e
Of ne contract system its heneis have 3ee1 Sut
Iilisses. We were not organized taeh' ,' ooe
we are area, now bubble Apa%iFs wUrF Witch 'D involves
The expenditure OF millions OF Your money Is being car
al hours and pay them whatever they pese tnl-ses.
Why rs the c',y r1dsT NV f Tena take
from the discipline ana oisa..H1.,U e. sicnu
fAppaase rpg DG' You but i've until month depend
ipon what tell tnst The gentlemen VINO snai .ne m
Third Avenue Railroad has robbed .Ia. tins el,y 9eI
fhere is no law of conspiracy directed against that com
T, Jay GCuS sso,ss, says G,scrimnans against an
honest merchant who desires 10 sh his roois 'y caa
Gouid boycotts secretly; the worknsmeh Openly
John swnton said From St; Louis to NewYors, x,
the labor ORGANIZATIONS of Amerca are ulel l"P,
as We'll Ar their mora support lRenewed applausel.
i Is reform In the twentieth century you want nor
wait tansible and just settlement. and that you
snail have very soon. lAppanse.l we nave t ga,e1
,easons in support Of the eight-hour movement
which no one has answered because no one eouid.
There the Red terror in 95; we are nsTne M S sns
representatives of the judiciary lit successors
10 CaTuOLO
winch their predecessors the penentary; and
NIr,h~nm % 10 IdI,s XVI Terrible is the right say
AM free speech. prolonged applause we VIII VIII
be no longer lsregared 10y merce aries in UNIFORM ana
in ermine Applause stood on TINS spot
five years when the cause OF Ireland was edeu oy
SaTk for Ireland. but sorions Day IAp,
u!au,c Tonight The of labor may look DARK nut
Tomorrow 1t will be bright and Triumphant lap
T""S'.i q ,,-. y, ,,o Nationol Co,rmokers' Union.
said that denounced ycotting foreign
Was 1t foreign or American when me tea was vas
thrown BsJ harDUr. aud citizen. would nov mona
communion with any who wore English manufact-
Capraii Colum superlntendent OF the knights Of
Labor stage on ihrd.!e. saa m eNrs ph n,cSi %np W
that hay out the Third Avenue stock lLdush'er anu
Thomas Ford. Edward King, Colonel H. o. Hinton and
Robert Bssert asO made speeches
SPEECHES AT THE GERMAN STAND.
H. EmIich. secretary of the Furniture Makers Union
presided the German stard. lie rehearsed the his
tory Of the eIghl-hOur movement, and SAID that
such a gigantic ami peaceable demonstration was
the best argument III its favor He claimed
that true that there were 100000 ider' III this
country, according 20 authoritative repor ts the dan
gers idencsS would be nestnsbv lessened by the
eight hour labor law which would give employment to
a The newspapers and the ruling classes are against
u.s." said ne. The workngmen are the best classes
and they will the Republic from its enemies the
capitalists The enemies OF the worsingmen denOunce
Wal street capitalists In 1870 on Black Friday. as the
real snst the safety OF the counryi
In conclusion the speoker said workngmen hal done all
they could settle labor troubles peaceably
md had failed and If there were better meth
DDS they would adopt them. The crisis
had come now and the workingmen must act
The second speaker 5. T. Shevitch. Editor OF the
TolkS ZcitmI AS lie began his speech the Sugar Re
fners Union of Brooklyn took position in front of
the stand. The speaker called for three cheers
for the union and then greeted them. asking
denounced the and trials of hoycotters as gross
persecution The best answer worRingmen could give
TO this persecution was this great meeting, whlch
showed that the Ligher classes were the Iea law
when the Constitution was framed, trials
OF boycoitcra would he impossible 1t was the Intention
this meeting shows that the laboring men can
DOT be crushed by l'gai or il,aS, Illegal
and S1iS incy wni light Cheers and voices viii fight"
these parasites. continued the speaker the press,
grand urics police, throw aside the law il the
continuance OF this persecution they viii nd out that
we can throw law aside The sIrugse Is
class struggle. and II capital continues to array itself
100000 lists and know how to use them" -, M
NIX FnaA member OF the stan OF the
our sS@S bi,cr er""I hatred against the Capitalization
system under which h we sne Is IS tne s fcr
Is organization and fraternity Cheers Keieriine TO
fail fhTonghi 6eers and Noes The cnsirman closed
tho German meeting. urging moderation and peaceabe
means possible in settling all troubles between capital
Speeches in English made at this stand fol-
lows
John McMackin member OF the Central Labor Union,
Bald: " The people entitled 10 and they demand
share in the products of their labor and right TO live.
We not acting outside the paIe OF law. We have
been stanch supporters Of our Government and our
fathers before us And be pointed at
with contempt he WOOD and drawers OF waterf
ii may be that wealth mas become 80 pufed up that 1t
is forgotten that there is people at all. We
are resolved that the whole people shall partake
OF the benefits Of our Government If this country lacks
anything Is the arr aching sta'"smanshp that looks
at people whole. perceives the coming change
and able read the handwriting on the wall The
wealthy are filling their splcBdd residences with the
riches earth the hand, and on the other
men and delving and struggling for bare
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