The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-08
HE is AN ENEMY OF LABOR.
TIE TYPoGRAPHrCAL CONTENTION
GIVES FAssETT,s RECORD.
| n Urges Frinters ana All wageworkers to
Vote and Work Against Him mt the Polls
On Nov. u-The Vote Stood NJ to q.

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Vote and Work Against Him mt the Polls
On Nov. p-The Vote Stood NJ 70 4.
SYRACUSE. Oct. III. sloat Fassett's visit to
Syracuse was Just a day earlier than the meet
ing here Of State Convention Of delegates
from tho International Typographical Union.
As Mr.. Fassett left the city on Tuesday morning
the printers camo in. As they went through
their business yesterday without mixing in
politics, the danger Of an attack on Mr.. Fas-
sett was supposed to have been obviated. but
this afternoon q declaration was introduced
and adopted which leaves no doubt how the
mon who work at tho case stand in this cam
paign. The following is the text OF the declar-
alton:
Whseas Ths object Of organized labor In converting
nually at Albany Is to recommend to the Legislature
measures calculated to benent the people and relieve the
wagewokers Of the State from the operation OF unjust
and laws and in pursuance of this policy
certain measures known labor legislation having for
their purpose tho above objects have been presented
each year to the Lgsature and the members Of labor
organizations have always been stent In support
ing those candidates who have shown disposition by
voice vote to enact laws Just to labor and fair
capital; and
whun In Senator sloat Fassett the printers Of tho
State recognize Of their bitter and unrelentng
enemies, who has on every occasion opposed and for
years dcreate. their mos. cherished measure.
the bill to create state printing ONCE and that he has
taken this position after promising in the most EN-.
phauc that no would not exert influence in
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Rochester Taion ard AdUestiss,. Utiss Herald
Times. Buffalo CHRISTIAN AdSocate. Glens Falls
Times. Glens, Falls Star Schenectady Union,
New York Beuetristisches Journal,
1t was decided that efforts should be made to
induce tho publishers OF such Of these papers
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uon and Mr.. Roberts being Sub Treasurer OF
tho United States. In order to make the
was adopted calling on Gov. Hill to remove
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tha4rinNss oSfhe Police Department In the
city OF New York to q non-union once.
The question OF representation in the Con-
Se NsW o1e tsH sps G sd sdss
the other unions Throughout the State. who
were fearful that the New York city union. on
account Of its immense membership would
se
settled b, providing for one delegate for
ditional votes for each thousand members or
fraction Of a thousand. but limiting the repre-
Tho per capita tax FOR. tho support. Of
the new organization. to be known as the New
York State Branch Of the international Typo
graphical Union. was fixed at two cents per
month for each member Of subordinate lodges
day OF each month.
These officers were elected: President, James
A. Kerwin 81 Albany; First Vice-President.
James @ Dillon Of Brooklyn: Second Vice.
GhpSs q
Buffalo. The next Convention will be held in
Rochester