New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
TILL THEY OPPOSE POUDERLT'



\ CORE p nricu; writes to Thc Trihin" from Phi'a-
d"p'.il. tn" h'ldiuut'r, If T." knights Of La o..
,t inc, the c,v.t f this orca'u7 elton h'li in
Echunad ir --,; 'hrrc have hc.r ANIMAL ruin''~ ~
i-r.n4 ,.t-ir, al cr""t o. G,fr,f r. V. p"" RI
% lrcii,n q, IA" general Icy workman "i tho
kuc,.t, 81 Labor. These effort. however. Lave Al
w,y> fiilo'. aiM l.iN' b."n cue tulc - "1"uN
II Mr. Tuw,ct.y aud m ambition hy som" hbp: rAi'r
iii Ia ~hp"'. II NAV br II Interest at present Ia
learn ou uudibcd autho'iiy. that the movement ha-
ar'ad len started for tn year and the indications
a.. TINT Il VA aiu -uirl mt ficr between now and
November. when the neat c,nvc;ti"n Of the Knight
~ Labor !,ct, in Denver. COL. t. assure It. entire
>uccc,,.
Varnli> arguments irinc lut forward 10 >oldify
tn. npm~lit. T. Mr.. Puw,.ry. and there j. misrk
ias tho fact tht: determined Nght l. t. be mad"
,-aiil-t h> re-rlrtiI Many men who of'
IN tlir ".,nil,;l"n. If whom in the
men; and otter who hesitate I, take sides. posi-
tive he Will never h' re- elected e. hi Old place
II j. ai.p >dd i!.dt If the order IT The Knights Of
Iai"r is t" lc In the future. there must b."
change In IT,, administration. II further aid that
only personal sheraton for Mr.. Ppvicrly has pre-
vc"' IA" 'l"rr ia the order from taking action. but
wh" tn,r' T., no open demonstration. powerful
>!lcn'; under way. hot only to Ou>t Mr..
.dr:l> "fcc. hui the other executive officers
we'll. E' iE!.'- I"hn ". lItN", the general >'n
aud TREASURER. and the general executive board.
ipp,Nntk the only dlmculit Ia the way Of Il
,pul!,sr ,r,'r>. i, :hr iul'.tN Of the forces who
AZ. ia tlI. mnv"n,.ht t. concentrate upon
.tn Htp w.ll command III" RESPECT II the rank and
t.lrs '-a!a-t Mr.. l,wici!y that this move
n,r7 wa- >iari'" hut ,rnt II iu" 20 u
-iuNli: ,"lri that # ia" present administration -
ru-:t-i ami >tr,nl Wlth 4 leaning toward trade
put ~ power. t' >!rIEfh IF an" oiricr
Il 10" .,I.i,'i And "incu I'll be- hrOu-ht
about ~ winch lr hui~ht~ 81 Labor and III" American
cdr.'i1'l -! lur 'in NOrh hiinIunlOu-ly together
Anoihrr argument l. t.ai Mr. Puwdcrly> defeat
wo;ii ban: about better f""n: l"t"'cn III" Ndritni,
"a toad hi"ti,!lr "-i> ini "a" kHcll> ri Labor.
lilat ill> rn!Cni l. hr'i. managed hI >lirwd
men i.l ~ OH, al >u"n ciuArt br 'ur>onci.' y
su> the Wrr and II i sad ina aliS'iay ilin,'>,
ali Of Tn. i>-rni, ra~' of !,tl~hitI. including pi>
lrI,; Assembly NJ. 80. II New \ok. ar, pledged la
upIn,r the oppn>lton soon suitable candidate
/, a.r~,d upTi.
II l. AIS, >aid that IN" u.an VII" l. al present IN"
m>I talked If IA thr future General ma,lcr workman
III TN, knlst> uf Labor, lVh i.i. ma >cr workman
uf D,tri,i A,>"inhil So. l:..' Of miners
Mr. i'uWd 'rly. Nhc >',n 10y tribune reporter an"
a. h, ah,,nt the tUIil of tie al"v" ~ll' thtt
tl.. story was ON which hh, been >pI' al lbs fcW
,.,ail>,i nr NlIp did NOV long ~ :ic order
hi,h nIicia n,>itius ho were lead the movement
< ". Wrignt. member ut the E\"'uuNc Hoard II
ih.. Knight, Of Labor. -ad TIA, ih", li,' ilv a, :
,.,I NOR, or -> di>>ai. fr tirI In IL" order ia lat"
I,,r, hul that tlrrN l'>> II Il ihda Ibis
Irar amt TIA, rvrryt hins exceedingly aTibni'
I,hu ". Hayes. general ,'tr'iir> >ald that there
va, 10 truth m ia, story Wnltc,.r. aud tat IL VA,
circulated before rtch convention ID the kiEh' or
labor for part Ian purposes.
,.c,rc,' f.. Murray. ma>ir: Workman 81 District y.
~cnly "" -. said he va, IN perfect harmony with
Nh Iuwdrry.