New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
articles 10 be voted Among the grand prizes Is On
upright plano, expensive parlor stove, etc.
LABOR MEN DENoUNcE FLOWER.
ENDORSING REPUBLICAN oANDIpATEs-sETT1dNe
DIFFICULTIES.

DIFFlCULIlES'
The meeting Of the Central Labor Union yes'eiu",
WAS A short one and for the most part ue'ovsu
10 politics. John Tasker presided, ana al'cr 'e
transaction OF some routine business, gave inc pr,
ileses Of the floor to ex-senator J. G.. Boyu' '"i.
povd snoke at some length about mis- capabilities anu
read a number of extracts from newspapers 10 s"o"
that he was a friend OF workingmen Az 'no fot
~ Mr. Boyd a resolution passed ASKING oo
Hill to appoint him judge In the Nour' VI 49,,
Pleas In place OF Judge Henry W. Aon VIZ -,
suddenly q few days ago. Resouuono 49, 80,
passed indorsing Michael j. Fenton hcpuo U'.a ~
s,date for State senator in the KIN piStrleo AIi
rnr.o q, member Of the Granite Cutters unon' ana
,ros GRAND marshal Of the last Labor Day parauo'
M believes that the Republican policy Oh pro'ee'iOi
40 Aor,cp labor is the only true one LOT
,rortmen 10 follow. Andrew Cian0!, "e -.
Gov Aescmhlv in the XVIII AssemoiS Dis'
tho pcopl.,s Municipal League ucheV' was ai'o
indorsed. as was George warner, maS.ol $1,000 ~
ave uorsesmths' Union and canoluaoe lor nSeooi' ~
o ,T.h r,e,r,ct on the united ticket OF the ne
49,. rd Comfy Democracy. Johh Henry NC
n, Irdge Of the City Court was also lndorseo ior
reelection. s or,v q, the Meeting
:. dsmand from the regular delegates OF the DUG
Dy Cn.ters, Union and Flaggers' Union to be
,.oA ~ take their seats, but after rather lively
ScussIon their demand was refused and their unions
norded Resolutions were passed denouncing
% 10 l. Mott and indorsing the boycott on the
So.uor,es Of Tracy & Russell and the India wharf
Brewing Company ~ ,,, oo,,c
The New-York Federation Of Labor held meeting
os+ordav al No. 3s5 East Fourth-st and appointed
Committee to see Samuel Gompers, president OF the
..rcan Federation Of Labor TO ask him to interfere
- .ba fight between the German Walters Union ana
tho Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union over
case OF Jurisdiction and try and settle 1T peaceaby
A committee was appointed 10 organize Vhe u"ih'i4u
settlers in this city.
The Central Labor Federatons of this city, Brook
Ivn. Jersey City, Yonkers Paterson and Newark held
n Joint meeting at No. 3s5 Bowery yesterday. 1t
was reported that there trouble between the
Walters unions of this city and Jersey City, the New
York union insisting that Jersey City men who work
here should Join their union. 1t decided to leave
the case TO be settled by the Executive Board of tho
National Walters Union long resolution was passed
denouncing Roswell p. Flower the Democratic can
didate for Governor and the police force for doing all
it can to help elect him. The policemen who acted as
registration officers last week also denounced.
The police were further denounced for breaking I'D an
open air campaign meeting of Socialists at Spring and
Varick SITS. because of the principles advocated by
Daniel De Leon, the Socialist Labor party candidate
for Governor 1t was resolved TO prepare CHARGES
against samuel GOmperS, president of the American
convention OF the Federation, to be held In Birmng-
ham, Alabama, in December.
A meeting of the United Hebrew Trades was held in
Clarendon Hall last night 10 hear the report OF their
candidate 10 the Brussels Socialist CONGRESS. ADram
were turned away. Many women In the meeting
turned faint and had TO be helped out
Trouble with the PAYERS and granite cutters threaten
IN break out again on the Broadway cable road TINS
week on account of the employment Of members OF
the Blue stone Cutters Union.