New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
THE SOCIALISTS JUBILANT.
THEIR FACTION FIGHTS ENDED.
SENDING LETTER TO THE BRUSSELS coNvEN1
TIoN-A PROCLAMATION TO NETWORK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTES.


woRKINGMEy-LABoR NOTES.
The Socialist element in this city has stopped quar-
relng and yesterday it did itself proud" by issuing
proclamation and indorsng letter 10 the delegates
Of tho international Workingmen's Congress 10 BIZ held
in Brussels next week. The letter. which will be read
Congress- written by Ernest Bohm secretary
of the joint Central Labor Federation Of this city.
Brooklyn, Yonkers. Hudson County ana Paterson, ana
Is in part as follows:
Representing the progressive labor movement OF Amef.
ca these central unite in congratuistns your cen.
gress On our banner is written, The economic as wen
as the political emancipation OF the masses"
While, owing TO the cosmopolitan complexion OF cur
peope here We find It easy matter 10 propagate our
ideas principles determined TO struggle on Tor
the day freedom The eyes OF the world arc
upon your work; every workshop mine and factory
the proetarat with beating heart the result Of
the great international congress
In this country, as elsewhere capital has snojugated
the wage slaves.
Then follows a long TRADE against capital Pnker'
ton detectives militia, police and the regular army
Continuing the letter says:
Let your Congress issue the edct let it, Deliberations
hail the Of another day which the enlanepatoa
Of the the present ubiquitous social system
shall be heraided. =
week ago a faction fight threatened to break
out in the ranks Of the Socialists but yesterday ~
their meeting at No. 3s5 Bowery, all the socianst
DELEGATES TO the Central Labor Federauon Ioihed
tremendously In issuing this letter ana pfocA iA
ton addressed to the I" Toilcrs Of Ncw-fofk Cy.'
The proclamation is a representative document OF is
kind and shows that the Socialists nave an IDEA
that the sole aim Of capitalists and trusts IS 70 an
initiate workingmen. This document WHICH Is cal
cuated to brighten ignorant worHmen, especiauy "
| foreign birth, Is in part as follows:
Tho piuocracy everywhere concentrating It's forces
and siren shening It's positions with view TO the inev
table conflict between despotism and freedom b'eV
dav new trusts new syndicates combinations sppea
which magnitude those Of the previous aAy'
Local first. limited to special industries they soon
bee ONE National then International ond boundless IN ef
field OF activity Their chief object Is the nna come's
| absolute subueation Of labor all over the world
| Among other preposerous assertions interesting -
showing the method of reasoning by which leaders OF
mobs excite their followers 70 violence against e''N'
| Ilshed laws aud society are the following
Through bribery OF political powers this putocracy nss
not only appropriated land the public franehSes ns
machinery OF industry, the avenues OF trade anu AL INC
means OF ue possessed itself all the agencies Oh pouo
| ro.oc,,on and uses them for public oppression no
courts the police the militia, the army are the sers
| instruments Of its Will
Nav rising above the public powers 10 has armed forces
Of its own and TO proclaim martial Jaw I
ra,ton can shoot man, a woman or child win inpuv'
prisons armories barracks Notifications arc multiply
inc while houses decreasing relatively TO popa-
| lston. 1870. ...u v. an.
r,oh ~ waas slaves unorganized hungry ever READY
n Auht each other for privilege OF working longer hOu'
ar reduced rates OF payi Or shall we oppose sona army
Of seltrespecting men, brothers In toll brohefs III e.
ship brothers in everything from birth !" oea'n' ~ w
| termined to be freef -. .,.,,>,
United In q mighty host under the banner OF aseioa
tive Justice and thoroughly imbued with the spi. Oh
.ernity labor will prove invineible Then. and Only H.
can the plutocracy It's Doodle parties be routa'
rIs abolished ana the benefits Of civilization en!oyo
| the people. . A.. ,~
committee Of cloakmakers reported that the Pr
ceeds OF their picnic, to be held august shan
Savoted 10 appealing In the case OF FRANK hnesn
gold, a member Of the union wao state vat bison
| sen1enoea " yitrio, an non.union children and
Cloth in taors shop in Jamaica Long ts anr p.v
prenaratious were continued for uc LsoW 10 D ~
| naradc and picnic. 1t announced tnat 49, ~
men would march, representing oyer ss aio
Rrotberhood of Tailors reported that ~ uiom ns
o. Ais civ were blacksted and could NOT get Wo,a
and that an assessment Of per cent hah Deen 1ge s
on tho wages of all union taiors a' "oiA i'' VIVA
support. .o, ,ras .,ec,.d Grand Marshal Of tho
49, nav uarade, and q committee OF arrangeme.,
havS twenty one Of the most prominent isoof
| ieaders Was elected TO help him.