The sun., 1890-11-02
ARE YOU A WORRINGMAN!
7HES TOM PLATT TOOK FROM $500
To $1,000 OUT OF YOUR POCKEE.

Senator McNaughton's ringing words. show
ing to the workinRmen OF New York how their
brethren in Philadelphia were prospered by
the Centennial Exposition and how their
brethren OF Chicago are already prosperfng
because the Worlds Fair is to be held there,
awoke thu echoes yesterday among oil arti-
sans. The we'll known fact that the Repub-
llcans, headed by Thomas @. Plat took from
New York the Fair and sent 1t to Chicago.
Republican city, stirred the workinRmen to
more than n lively interest In the present
battle between the Democratic Party and the
Republicans aud their calico allies.
Tho Union Printer issued special Illus
trated edition Yesterday. and, although edi-
torially the paper was announced to be non
political, the editors OF the paper say that they
feel that at this time the cause OF justice and
OF truth and OF labor Justify the presentation
OF tho facts with reference to Mayor Grants
intelligence, integrity, and friendship for or
eanlzsd labor. Then the Union Printer, in an
address to workingmen. shows the benefits
that would have accrued to them II the Worlds
Fair had not been sent away from New York
by the Republicans, and 1t conclusively proves
how the members OF tho fusion combine de-
prived this city OF over $300,0OO.000. Never
were truer facts than these:
Before the merchants hotel proprietors
business mon in every line Of trade. working
men in every limo OF industry, from the laborer
who gets his q q day to the skilled mechanic
xas fSl asS 't io1 &sses
they should consider and carefully read the
following facts Ct ThSh o5s lodspA%Ss ios sSs %sid. Fair
was subscribed By New Workers for new build.
ines to be erected IN THE Sty M ana @ was TO ee
'HriHlaS This sum would have been expended among
the workingnen OF this city inside q two
har%y sna
Again. q small army Of employees would be
required around the building for the year Of
Even the most conservative estimates sd-
nit that not less than 5.OOO,OOQ OF visitors
the and a eeS
this city. some idea OF the immense loss to
fits Slist: can De arrived A. A'fe 'f' nH0''S In
For building. 40. go @ ooo
ri y;Si. s1Dsn;s' wis IL the city say ,oo m
"workingmen and others. think OF what
Plat anH 4, his fusion ticket have done for you
ns n SsE h1xn s' fssS shs SSs
deprived New York ot the Worlds Fair. and
william lam Grace whG when dnn he he was MsyTr
prove that James F: Archibald, the g alleged
League eS has been notIinE but q deooy for pro
1e;sonal politicians for number OF years
How good the fkdn q Hsy
Fair cannot be adeIuately told, AZ Senator
MoNaughton rightly sags. men who were @ poYr p.
phia we're made rich By it., Every WORKING
man IN Chicago s participatmnE 81 me POOH Sa
1 9as rsa sen ess R
far New York ae fv mer
nft trrTu nnF I'M AH
there would be now such o boom among the
workinemen es this city has not seen from its
s Word Far sssed the
tsSor. sSor dA' and ali IL the ia!ss !SSer oTsenl:
committees Every man whose name was sent
was. .appoin Among them we're such men
american Federation Of Labor; Mr.: George
Union. and nd Mr.. John i. o'Donneli. the repre-.
sentative selected BY Typographical Union No.
together with the Mugwumps marshalleI BY
Larry Godkin Of tho Ers"n.v Iast. deprived the
city oi the F. ghsas & aGd as
The workinEmen are fully aroused to the sit
uation. and they pronoses @ s, 10 MT Mt their enemies
New York. the Undersigned members OF labor
SS4s % In s huih ss The
who worked for them. This address is signed
| by:
Order Of Ameriea an Carpe ntsrs and Joiners Nos l.
Thomas Lyons, Walking Delegate OF Laborers' Union
! Nj j. Murray. General President of the LAborers
Joseph T. Carney. of the Executive Board of Typo
Ts.d.riek EsysT: Loes. Assembly No 2.sl K. of
;ssa LySas sn D.lsssss; f.SsI. T%sn fS;I. fESi;i:
s.e asso < of Chip
| JOHN McFherson President Lodge !. U. o. G. and
MI csrron President Bricklayers' Union NOT.
ch ssnfid II II
LsH;5 pStoH Sn e.
Milan f.naEan ss,re,sry ksw ias m RSn R.,I,o,s
Robsr, Farrell ex Waking Delegate United Order Of
Bar. !omew QUINN, Walking Delegate BrickiAysrs
Eoss Ss..msE Ne 81
jain jain ss"sS
'fsfs ss S'HS Srst.s ct 4f1'asr 4 6.
.ss. qS
iss.y ~s,1is: J..... p,e.,.,...
,kudoigh s.einmann. Secretary Textile Workers
,Osen Herman, General
| Uni,n and President or Local Union No. 5.
| Jnnes boyle, Walking delegate Carpontors Brother
hooi.
joSn n"n. .rsn S sK waas psossts tsSorsr. Union
! Denm,s GavanHgh Financial Secretary Lodge No J.
! NJ j Dnnn President SocinI Labor Club
| Thomas Usher Baife Musical Club. X. OF /.
| JAMES ii. MoksEnsy. Prssid, mt Bricklnyers Union
| No. 81.
john DonnsIiy. eI,Walkin9 Delegate Bricklays,.
| thomas williams Secretary Stability Labor Club
lanes Flond, Lodge GL U B Carpenters and Jopers
Patrick Crawley secretary Rricklaysrs' Union No.
| John Brennan Typographical Union No.
| Charles Mcdonald, l. A, ,43l. r. OF L.
| john Is. MRzziattm, Bnlfa \. Of l. Club
| Daniel xclDuRhlin Shipwrights Union
Thomas Terrell waking iielrgats PiAsisrers Union
James Mekim, Walking Delegate U. brotherhood o
| CarpenteJA and JOnsIs
| haIies LuOsdorI Walking Delegate Tin and shes
| James ilupt President Stone Cuttera
| Patrick Reilly, Secretary Stone Cutters Vnton
/ Lawrence IIeffernsn. Chairman OF the Executiv,
! Board OF Brick ayers Unions
This is no manufactured list Of workingmer
| such as has bern sent out by Mr. Platt and hi:
! Mugwump allies In the address ACCOMPANY
| ing This list are only u lew things which May o
Grant has done for the city. The fact tina
Whereas two years ago 10000 children Of thu
moor were deprived OF school Accommodation
and TINT by the end Of this year ~ 1855 OF then