Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25
ORGANIZED LABOR.
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found boss Rose typical specimen of the ultra hog. He wanted everything, and the claims of his employees were below his notice. No action was taken on the case.
 The Vestmakers reported that boss Solomon had aped the actions of Central Webb and bNldozed policeman into arresting two of the members who were doing picket duty around his shop. Brought before the dispenser of so called justice at the Essex Market Court, this wise cady had further intimidated the men by threatening them with five years Sing Sing if they were again brought before him. What a travesty of law on the sights of freemen!- Boss Solomon was referred to the "Razzle Dazzle Committee,
 The committee, elected last Sunday to present reasons to the voters ot thls clty why the candidates of the corrupt poll tical parties should be relegated to the rear at this election, presented a series of resolutions winch were adopted with shout.
 Bakers Union 99 and Confectioners No. 2 reported the trouble at Benj. Edel. steins Bakery l5l9 Third Ave. The members of these unions refused to use the lard furnished them by EdeIstein for the baking of bread, cake, rolls, and etc, because the vapur arising there. from gave them sore eyes and hindered the action of the lungs. The bake-roOm, since its use, had never been cleaned and the ceiling and walls were alive with vermin. The water-ClOset, which is open, was only seven feet apart from the bake trough, and gave forth horrible, nauspating stench. Rats too, dominated in dangerous numbers. The Correspond ing Secretary was instructed to aCquaint the Board of Health with the condition of this pest house and demand its abate- ment.
 The Piano Varnishers reported de- handing nine hours per day. Endorsed. The following letter was received m answer to a request for joint action in the case of receiving the representatives of the Irish parliamentary party;
 Ernest BoItm, Corresponding Secretary Central Labor Fedcratjols of Nec York have duly submitted to the Central Committees of the $ l., r. your invita- ton to cooperate with the Central La Dor Federation of New York in a public reception of John Dillon and William OBrien, now on their way to this coun try to solicit financial aid and moral support for the Irish Parliamentary Party. in reply have l@en instructed to make the following statement:
 With the Irish wage-workers every Socialist sympathizes heartily. We con slider their cause as the cause of wage workers not only in Ireland but through out the world. We. therefore, stanC ready to aid and support them, in any possible way and to the utmost extent 0 our ability, Tn conquering their politlCa freedom and economic independence But with those who, falsely, hypocritic ally, in the prostituted name of hom rule and national independence, seel merely to substitute the poltico econ omic despoiism of an Irish middle clas for the similar despotism of Englis lords, we can have nothing in common
 Fraternally
 PAUL kLEEMANN,
 Agent.
 G. H. McVey stated that the cor mittee understood it's business and ha intended to place the representatives o record as to the cause of organized labor
 Delegates McVey and Stolfers were il structed to look after the Roxmakers an Sawyers and the Organization Con mittee to do likewise for the Necktl knifeCutters.
 The German Writers reported havn tried to make the Turn Hall in East 4t