Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-09
The FEDERATED TRADES.
Resolutions DenOlltIls The PlnktF.
tons as Thieves and Thugs.
REELECTION or OFFICERS.
II. J. Grimes Succeeds Robert SleAtcr
as President " the Social
lniou.

The Federated Trades held a meet.
ing last night ami elected officers for
the ensuing year and transacted con.
siderable business.
New delegates from the Brewers
union, Typographical union, Anal.
gamated Association Of mschiuisls,
moulders, clerks painters and cigar.
makers were obligated. The Boxers'
union was admitted 10 membership.
rhe next order Of business was the
election OF officers, and J. l.. Franks
nominated II. J. Grimes, Of the Anal.
gamated Associate ON Of carpenters aud
Jolnurs, md ho was unanimously
elected president.
For vice president John Smith, Of
the Mouliefs' union, aud G. L.. Fisk,
Of the typographical union, were
placed In nomination. Mr.. smith 10.
cuived 10 votes aud Mr.. Fisk II.
For recording secretary Mr.. +. ).
Miller, Of the Retail Clerks union, was
elected 10y the casting oi q white ball
by tho secretary.
For nnauCial secretary, a. T.. Jar.
man OF tie Mauhiuisl' union and A.
l.. Hamlin Ofthe United brotherhood OF
Carpenters aud Joiurfs were placed In
nomination. Mr. Jatinau was elected
| by majority OF Hvv,n votes,
FYr treasurer, ". Is. Oliver Of the
United brotherhood of Carpenters anu
! JOincr- was uunuim Iusly elected.
NJ NH INuwHNaN
were elected trustee.
T.. &. Fry was male surgoaut.nt.
arms.
A communication from the Denver
| Trades assembly, stating that base
| ball club, composed Of members from
uon-uulUn restaurant ia that city,
| would play In salt Lake, and asking
| that they be not pa,funGcd by work.
| iurmen, was received.
The fcEle Of price, demanded By the
brewers was read and referred t. the
nrbitratiUn committee.
a communication received from the
American Federation Of labor, pro-
testing against Congress closing the
WORLDS Fair on Sundays, was re-
ierIei
l.. &. Fry offered the following re.
solutions
SALT LAKE CITY, July :. isp2.
Whereas, the firm of CaJnrgio n 60
have been guilty OF conspiracy and high
treason nrnlust the government ut tho
| United States In the following manner,
| n WI; FIRST, they c0uspifcd against lhU
/ Americans ia .Aoir employ, 10 force
] Them 90 submit, bv HE use ~ arms. tpu
reduction Of their already ttarVt ION
I a. L.
| spifncy they constructed mailed yesscls
/ and equipped thUm with men aud arms
aud brought them to their factories and
| opened Tire, without cause or author
| ny OF law, upon American cil9ons.
] Such action ~ M individual or
/ trim would not be tolerated oven
| In drsnotlc Russia; therefore, be II
| Resolved, That we, tho representatives
| of the order OF the Federated Trades At
| Utah, in regular meeting assembled, de-
| pouuce the firm OF Carnegie a Co., Us
/ runsplutor- aud dangerous 10 the OK
/ istonco o. tho republic; aud DO I; further
! Resolved, That wd tender our moral,
/ financial aud, n need be, our physical
/ uss. stuncO to our brothers who ~ nuhly
/ defended their rights rs ciIiIans VI this
great republic; and be II further
Resolved, That We demand Of our
representative In Congress that he use
] MS NNNt flhIlH W HtNNIf hNiN INV 70
| abolish the PinkortOn detectives, they
being laylcss mob VI thieves, thugs and
/ mon ni The lowest type, who are willing
/ ~ commit Wholesale murder 80 nny timo
/ for the consideration Of Tow dollars,
/ having In the past boon guilty OF causing
/ riots und bl0od.hcd In every instance
| when called out by unauthorized parties;
and DO Il further
| Resolved, That these resolutions be-
u d
/ to our brothers In Pennsylvania and a
| copy hy furnished each Of tho daily
/ papers of this city. l.. G.. fRy,
Delegate 1. A. Of NJ.