New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21

would like to dealing With T With pf ih we Sbor
Ts or the men wouldn't the material bGuGn
through our agencies. 1t was clear cas-" o, ~, III
IN or g %ep and Sn viii leave US we begin Gan
~ handle the boycotcd brick. THIS was iorecu "po'
by ,dE the SSd t6c an. anne aaac burden the
monufacturers. and Will receive none of inc pov
ootird brick II would require courage well say
rather sheer foolhardness for any agent IN me CIV
rn au. ont alone and receive the brick from the
u Say os are qE he budcr and "f'
sympathy with the men VINO say thcy i.c ~, nnt
trying to raise The price Of p 6n Of 1I he handlers Of
buldipg material were to oppose the liD9r p tbeir
would Simply fail and the other half would nhc .e 80
fortunes. and aS II IS win the agch's an" ''
II IS with the manufacturers.
SOME WILL GROW RICH BY IT.
Some men. the few who keeping out Oh ,'e
,orco,t Will feather their nests, and 1t Is TINS 'eP'a
,,on that fear will be too much for the manula't
urcrs and one and another Will join the fhiiS''''
and sap the strength Of the struggle ,,,.o.
John Pave who does business at NO % "cS'
rhticthst and is q manufacturer and sells brick by
e cargo saws that there will be no dmlnutioh III "c
SUNNY Of brick after Friday, but that the boycoteu
hck must 20 first at they won't take that they 20
uithoutr he said "The builders have foTcseen thls
trouble and have been making tho nay by, %h eSod supply
on hand, and orders are being sent oyer the
! slppOse after We put the bOycotcd br!ek on tie
marle II is not accepted Il will take f go, 1Ve 10
revrn c' 70 tak Of supplying the market from out
king brlckyaId,. We are now supplying brick ioi
Con1ccticu:. Massachusetts and many other Pa'cs :
thai is common brick which is the bulk OF the nn
terla used Facingbrick terra Gotta and fancy
varieties we do not supply to any extent A., .
Il believe" continued Mr.. Pave. that II ne manu- manu-
faanrcrs firm in the matter and true " wt mem can
selves the iigit viii be short and decisive We t'n
moi afford TO have our business controlled BY dct9
torIa unions organizations our men az sne Saic
from canada italy Hungary and other places and arc
good. steady. quiet workers., earnins =. 'N Tho %
inward and do not want 10 join the nnonS. ih,,o
delegates have had the mpudence TO tr sohe Oh %,
manufacturers that the men must ION thc uip' W ~
must dismiss them. We are not gong 20 h,Nc , UP
i Ss,s. '"'er'c'c''Ii III ''' "'D"S'''''
40 LOVE FOR WALKING DELEGATES
ain 1856. the labor uuon got control Of the warns
at Vcrplanch's point. and their management prove"
dsasrous 10 all concerned said another brick dealer
who preferred to remain in the back GROUND i"o
men Themselves got disguised and Tor u'e d'' i""'
years everything has been going on quietly anu ~
interference na, been taken with our AFFAIRS un'"
latclv when some Of these walking delegates nave
~ rtrd about looking after things for u.s. "heh ue,
SAW that the men wouldn't contribute to ther suppor'
and become unionists, they came TO newborn anu
cot some more Of their ilk who were inahhe ia'
lIvfngs In this manner 10 help them WORK TIC 'ni"'
at tbc brick wards 50 that their good time would De
assured Without more ado. and before any inquiry
had been made in the matter. or the lu'u'e VI "'1
fling considered a proclamation II boycott was lrsucn
against tho~c wards who had refused to dlScniaisc
good steady quiet men and take lot OF abo"t
hrck making and would b. pcrpct'aiy StIrIIs ny =
strife among themselves. organized lJr Is al f,
n had brains and wanted justice. but when lab"rllE
men mt their cause IN the hands Of Iona mou,e.l.
c,nltv headed designing men and are 'oh~n, "
f,lin,y their guidance against all the interests -.
sorlcy II is time somebody put bit IN their uV,UtS
and led them where they apparently are "a" bhu "a
49, IT,. go, 60 bavo
The agents handling brick in this city are 10 niE Il
a meeting very .'on. aud We are u nope ',cl
holm y. i'm the matter. with the builders ana ma
~ IrirlI I'm Ncw-Yo- llc- the responsibility Vi ls
.trie They are virtually union men. giving In'Ir
,.,n,,,b and sending their influence to cau'" th'}
dcsnl,c Lni dare not oppose. and opposing Us WHOM
they like but dare not help