The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-01
TRADE UNION NEWS.
Farn.ers' Alliance Principles Local
Labor Notes.

Farn.ors' Alliance Principles Local
Labor Notes.
A great many people desire to know
what are the objects of the Farmers Al,
lance Here they are; read them your
self
FIRsr-To labor for the education of the
agricultural classes in the science OF
economic government in a strictly non
partisan spirit.
SEcoND-To endorse the motto:-"In
things essential, unity; and in al things.
charity
TnIRD-To develop better state, mem
tally, morally, socially and financially.
FoURFH-fo create better understands
ing for sustaining civil officers IN main
taining law and order.
FIFTH-Te constantly strive to secure
harmony and good will among all man
kind, and brotherly love among ourselves.
SIXTH-To suppress personal. local, Sec
tional and national prejudices, all un-
healthy rivalry and selfish ambition.
SEvENTH-The brightest jewels which
it gamers are the tears of widows and
orphanr, and its imperative commands
are to visit the homes where lacerated
hearts are bleeding; TO assuage the suf-
ferings of brother or sister; bury the
dead care for the widows and educate
the orphans; to exercise charity towards
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in their most favorable light. granting
honesty OF purpose and good intentions
to others; and to protect the principles OF
the Alliance unto death. Its laws are
reason and equity; its cardinal doctrines
inspire purity of thought and life, its in-
tention is ION earth peace and good will
toward men,"
otto name of the publication which
voices the sentiments of the Alliance
men. 1t is published in New Brunswick
and circulates throughout the State. Ii
is newsy and brief, two of the best fea-
lures of a newspaper devoted to the in
terest of the workingman.
The Building Trades Council held their
usual weekly meeting on Friday night.
There were nun berof delegates absent,
but the wrerched weather was a sufficient
excuse. Only routine business was trans
acted.
The railroad clerks of the different
roads centering in New York and Jersey
City have begun the formation of an as
ISOLATION for mutual welfare One of
the first objects to be attained is weekly
pay system.
Painters Local No. 1863 will visit the
painters of Bayonne on Tuesday night
The painters both here and in New York
are using all the means at their disposal
to bring about a union of all the different
bodies in the trade.
Typographical Union No. "a viii hold
its regular monthly meeting on Wedues-
day night at STEERS Hall, corner of First
street and Jersey avenue.
BY special act, House bill No. 10i, pro-
yides for the publishing of the laws in
the Paterson Labor Standard.
There are quite a number of school chill
dren. at least they ought to be at school,
employed in factories in this city. The
labor Organizations of the county should
take this matter in hand.
A strike will take place tomorrow
morning in New York which may affect
this city. &c has been precipitated by
Bricklayers' Union No. kicking over
the traces with the International Union.
No. refused to pay strike assessment,
aud as a result were expelled. What ac-
ton will be taken by the other remains
for tomorrow to chronicle
The Walters Association of Hohoken
will hold its first annual ball at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Saturday. March IS, when
it will entertain its friends in regal
style,