New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ALEXANDER SCLLLV3N ON IHE RTOTJYG

CHICAGO IN no DANGER or BEING RULED by TIT.
ANARCHISTS.
Alexander Sullivan, Of Chicago. u at the
Windsor Hotel Speaking ~ = TRIBUNE reporter Of ths
Chicago riots he said there need be apprehension
about Cnicago's future
IT Is In dsngeR Of either destruction or anarchy"
said he moe city in ths world 10 safer place Of IN
vestment residence. The workngnen Of Chicago ara
an industrious. sober, lav-abling boiy. The riotons
element has exhibited it, full strength II cannot grow
1t Il composed largely Of who DO uniecst,nd
the institutions of this country and 10 not even
speak its language. They In poverty from lsna,
where the and the rich e,ernsy separated In
those lands the oppresse aud people ara
only listened to when they revolt They really
believed To be impatient until they bsrricade tho
streets and organize bread riOs The great mas,
Of the wsge-workers OF Chicago are men OF
energy. news and brain. They orderly men: II IL to
that rscter,tic they their They are ss
much Interested in peace AMI order their fellow
citizens Of wealth. Next to Philadelphia. there Is no
city in the Union whose worklax people sre ar.sy
the owners Of their homes. They kaow that there
s mpas sable barrier and no natIrh anJtgonsn be-
tween capital and labor. TIe worker OF to-day
may be millionaire ten years hence. They understand
that In this country the barricaie. the bomb and tha
torch necessary labors grievances.
In many cases. intelligent orsanzItion ani prudent
action will suffice 70 bring labor ami capital togethsr
those frcady relations which should exist
between them. In otner cases resort 10
law n thero grev. for which
present DO not abort rcdres, the workiu
OF chicago know they have the power - tn-hi thoss
laws 10 IN Ike The great body Or the
workers Of CHICAGO whether -ganizri or ganzef
way responsible for the ate riot'. The fact
Tues lay night meeting is reported been
only t4Osan strong II the best evidence that IL
not a representative one
Concerning he ght-hOur movement. Mr. Sullivan said:
60" am heartily ~ favor OF it Tao world 4. better pre-
for the reduction OF the working day fro ten
than for the ucriOn from twelve
Nm Lob fVv anf M refl La
reduction feasible bell We II would be humane,
beneficial reform nave no fsar OF drunkenness ini
disorder following IT, The contrary has been the xper
ence or the past. The most degraded AMI IGnOrtlt
those who WORKED In the collerirs ot
England when tney md neither rest recrea ton. ven
that ion Hight. But IL wOuli be wlsr order to
the change. to accept reduced wages Those who
Ia We faith IN the rght-hOur system sh0nld do this
When the system established the laws ~ supply anl
demand will settle the measure OF wasrs.'
ca PTAIy COLE on THE OUTLOOK ~ TIE STATE.
Captain Chester s. Cole, of Corning. chair
man of the Republican State Committee, has been con-
ferr ng at Albany witnin two three days with chair
man IIacket OF the Executive Com Seer
vrooman aud Chickering reference the egslat
i've outlook This fall lie said to a TRIBUNE reporter
"The Republicans have the aivantign IN every way,
Democratic tax about Carrying tire L'gs ature
Will not be realized. rh record of the Assembly tseN
cellept No Of corruption Is made agtust ~ IN
any quarter. The Republican majority of eight IN the
Srnae Will nod OVER king IL necessary Tor the DEM
Ocrats twcntythree members oi the Assembly IN
order carry a maj rity on JONI ballot IL not ony
cannot be done. bar think the pro'p'cfs are that wa
larger majority the next Assembly than we had IN tho
last. We may lose in Duchess hut We have gooi
members. not to speak OF the state " J"n DAVIS
will Keep on making speeches, we can MAKE ciean
is the con pf Batne Augusta speech after the
campaign OF 1851