New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
THIS Is SOCIALISM, INDEED.
REMARKABLE RESOLUTIONS OF THE 'fA' i'''
LABOR UNION-NO LESS REMAAhAoh"
sTIrEMFNTS OF FACTS.

pru,RKABIE RESOLUTIONS OF THE CENlfSAH
LABOR uNIoy-No LESS REMARKABLE
STATEMENTS OF FACTS
A long and lively meeting Of the Central Laoor
Union was held yesterday afternoon ~ Via. w.
HALL James McKm. Of the United Brotherhoou " "a
penters was chosen chairman and Ihom's Ivy 49,
vice chairman A discussion upon the qHesuo's III
volved I'm the Central strike formed the main ieaoo
Of interest The speakers were Delegates warner
Kelly LLOYD Archibald, Conklln, Doyle. Haihli'oh'
George Walsh, aud Emcrich. As a result Oh inc uS-
cnsson resolution, presented by the Cntcd Dr."c''
was almost unanimously adopted amid consocrtoie On
element The resolution began by asserting as
historical facts that Governor seymour In loos hau
settled o famous strike the Vanderbilt system Dy
,rmoning before him the president and board OF d.
ctors Of the road on penalty OF arrest and ecturg
them In these words:
A railroad company IS body OF public servants
created by the state for the purpose Of operating
public highway, and in case you can not agree WIN
your employees within twenty four hours from thS
time shall seize the railroad and operate 1t for the
public al the cost OF tito service rendered. ana, III
order that YOU may realize the that Will do so,
now place you all under arrest with the understand
Ing that ] will not enforce this order Tor one DAY
unless find you are attempting to escape out OF the
limits Of the state
II further alleged that the records WOULD sho"
that the strike had been settled within hour from
te power to own and operate public interstate rail
roads, It DC resolved that Congress shall at once
authorize and Instruct the Secretary OF war 10 seHe
the Vanderbilt and operate tho roads at the cost
Of the service rendered for the benefit and pleasure
VI the pnbc": and that the railroad be turned over !"
the department Of transportation Just rs soon as sen
ate bill No lOG can be enacted by Congress, for the
reason that IL is INDUSTRIOUS absurdlty that any prl-
waite person corporation should presume to throttle
the of persons thoughts things Within
the limits Of this republic All other labor orshhl-
7ations asked to ioln the Central Labor unon
I'm this declaration. 49,. ,.,
These additional organizations sent notice that they
would take part IN the parade on Labor DaS p~
mcut Cutters Horse Shocrs' Union No :, Cpal ShoNel
lcrS Packing Box Makers ard sawyers, anu INC
Amalprmat.d Carpenters and Joincrs' ORGANIZATIONS
wrr Informed Ia send word Of their intention u pa
radc before next Wednesday night Chaios T. kogcIs'
delegate OF Reliance Labor Club Of Marble cutters,
was elected grand marshal OF the part'e' inS "uoS
have lot all been appointed a., , -. =.
The following line Of march has been agreed on |;
The right OF the line will rest on ana start rom
Tourthavc at siXthst.. the organizations falling mo
their positions I'm turn In Ninth Tenth, Eleventh
Twelfth and Thirteenth sts east OF Fourth AEe.
Theme up Fourth ave. on the east side 10 mon
S,maTc t0 SeVcntecnth-st.. passing te reviewing
.,aud AT the cottage to Eighth ave; thence to thirty
flnrth-st east OF Fifth ave- to Forty second ST. anu
n va, resolved to- hold massmcetng in Union
square on Tuesday night ~ o'clock TO express sSh
pathy with the strikers.