Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

PREMk COUNCIL II WHICH IT'S hHLPLEssSsss
!" DkoAA ''ffoAr oALf CAN Sk
GIVEN.
One OF the members OF the executive council
Of the United Order OF Railway Employees ct
Terre Haute Yesterday morning promised that
tbe rs.ul, of the delb.r.,;ons q, ,h.. ~
80 - h..,h.Iou '. ma 0o~'
"ouiu oe hs Pronise was car
ried out anu last night II was announced that
the organization had voted to give It's moral
support to the Knights of Labor in THAR 6eht
.oains. the New Yo,t Can,raI -.,,-o.a Su,
80, -. 49,. a. 80 a..
s''e" ma oouia 10 no more anu i's
members would not De ordered out. The ex-
ecutive council went into session at 10 o'clock
In the Morning The general ;mnress;op then
seemed TO be that a general strike would be
erdered tbouob n was known that tbere was
saas.os s.... nAv"A '-"s ia
counc;i OPpy ..h W s sucn SV AL 60
49,. , .a' va. 1851 uoois auu sne sss.SS
!. 20 !" ,o.,s snu e'ueuy one, 81
80 h.nd I1 az los, ms.i ..asa,aa~, ~ Nd
hean drawu NJ NC ,.;,h ar.ss o.ra T, was =
Ian.,h. s. ~ 80 49, ii a. III r-sw.d
40 he On ~ .sa ,nn.t romert ohls nanar. eva,
prepared by anv labor oreanizat ion in this or
any other country.
THE COUNCILS uLTrMArUn.
1t is addressed to all labor organizations,
and after setting forth the circumstances of the
strike and giving Mr.. PowderIy's reasons for
bs v,ng ordarad ont tho Kn;obt. NJ Labor Il
nroceeds 10 an,ooi,a IN tha highsst term. tbe
conrae nrrsnsa nv the hsn}s NJ Tho Kn;ghts ~
labor NJ powSer,v's sTo,ts 20 sscnr. a
Lear;n, Tram tbe ot,;c;aI. ~ tbs Nv Vel
Central roads his caIIiny N his aid renresenta-
tives Of the federated o1ders and thar fut;Ja
asos,o ~ 49, 49,, sn,ti. u ' h., h;.a.
tion are related in detail and fully approved by
the council The officers of the council. who
went to New York at Mr.. Powderly's request.
the statement goes on TO say, saw and heard
both sides. They appreciated the gravity Of
the situation and comprehending the conse-
quences to labor organizations, deemed it ad-
visable to convene the supreme council for de-
liberation and such conclusions as facts would
warrant.
In making their report In the council the
msmbars VINO ~ 70 Nv Vel 20 conyar
with Mr.. POwderly found all the statements
made by him fully corroborated by the facts.
M n .w az anu aIu tna' m an interview WIN
sition Looking 70 a settlsms,.t Of The d;eicniRtv
He would not arbitrate any ouestion nor make
any explanation or concession whatever With
regard to the discharged employes
w,a,
ne cIalheu tue right 70 ulscnarge employees
At Will without making explanation or giving
to the victims OF his power any reasons for his
despotic action He would MANAGE b;s rood 20
suit himself without reference To anv r;ahts
claimed by labor oroanizations 10 ;ntorfera in
the matter to nrotect their womhsrs Tha
councii having heard the statement of ;ts
members. who had visited New York for the
purpose of aseertaining the trua condition ~
affairs exhaustiyeIy discussed every imnortant
proposition and arrived AT concins;ons a. tni'
lows.
..Tho. .,o
.o 80 1o-.I poI'''J " n, suo nnisn.s VI Laoor
- sc. ioi'h y: l. '. io"oefiy, general mastef
Knights of Labor meets with o,r nnonal;sd
approval: that the course pursued by II, Wal
Ter webb toward Dlr. Powderly and the
Anign'. o' i-apor, hoI"i'hs'anaing MS deciar-
Sisrnnt and S.strnv 10 e. ornan,.a. pa.p 70
New York CentrsI and HuSanr r;va" o oa , Viz
done Inv anst;n Corhin -, ,So ph;,aaoJa. Ss was
Rsad;E y. Au''in oorpih oi the fhiiaoeiphia ana
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP OUTRAGED.
in"' the poiiey OF III. "aHer Webo Is aes-
potic 10 an extent that outrages every prin-
cipie of American citizenship and il generally
adopted would IL sueoessfni redpce American
workinpmen To the degraded cond,t;on ~
ment of Pinkerton tbiaves thnos nd ,nnrrdyr
ers and vile wretebes from, the sInms Of Nv
YorI and Or 60 e. III, VIZ .ou, =. Wv
they dare TO nrotest AGAINST his rnIa aud strnoS
for their rights ia n crime of sncb anormi,v a.
will associafs the name ~ u waI,ar Wahh -
ever with those vbo- dressed in a ,;ttla hr;af
authority have nsed Their monev 20 1000
power to degrade their feljo vmen
THAT the efforts now heinz mt forth hv III
Walter Webb 10 destrov tba fp;abts 81 ~.
vorld we've c;rcrms,.na.s aLao-aa -