New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
LIEOR INTERESTED ~ IMNIG GRAFTON.
UNIONS TO DISCUSS TIE PROBLEM OPPOSITION
TO JOSEPH BARONDl $.

UNIONS To DISCUS THE PROBLEM OPPoslT;oN
TO JOSEPH BARONDI $.
An unusual interest in tie immigration problem was
Gi-plIyed yesterday tie two ErS" central b'dies "a
organized labor in this blythe Central LABOR 'hoh
and the Central Labor Federation. Every union ll
The ,l;y is intensely Interested In The various schemes
rropo~d for the solution o. the problem In inc
Central Labor Union Yesterday Jane, p. Arc hbald, tie
delegate from the Papcrhang,rs Union, proposed thai
Steps be tanrn to arouse general discussion OF the
Immigration question. ana to secure the views Il every
union In The ETY. on the subject. Mr. Archibald D. 81
Law and !Ninm Mobiles instructed to commune
ae with the unions for the pHpoSr OK securing th'r
written recommendations, TO hc made after thorough
discussion.
Mr. Arclil,ld has views of his own on immigration.
rrIrny they are US follows; :" opposed 10 restrict
Ing the immigration Of respectable. decent people, ot
course, 1 am in favor Of stopping all paupers' GRIM
nals etc. believe that if raw materials are allowed
10 enter the country free duty the tendency would be
10 keep foreign mechanics al home because II "ouu
give a freedom If exchange which would potter con
ditions everywhere. ! am opposed 10 a p0ltax on
Immigrants. ! believe that Office should be cS-
rsbli,hcd in New York f. aid In the distribution oil
Labor: too many immigrants stop right here
The general sentiment of the delegates seemed 10 be
I'm favor Of thorough restrictive measures As OPP seu "
total exclusion.
The Central Labor Federation at IT'S weekly meet
NJ. - East Fourth ST., NtflFruil di''h"'"'
decided 10 make the mmI grafton question SuDJco'
fer special al DISCUSSION next sunday.
The charge, OF brihc-talng mad" against tue arbi-
tr,tou committee Of the Central Labor Union, Whrh
several months ago recommended raising the boycot
on Ehrct', beer. wcrc taken up yesterday ana ais
cts-,,. The charges made with great Vehchch'c
two months ago, and committee was appointed 10
investigate the actions OF the arbitration comm'''c
The charges were based hcar>ay evidence. ~ shown
bv the following para graph, taken from the prihuu
rcport of thr Investigating committee:
Tile rumor that the arbitration committee hau
l,ccn tamI-rcd with originated through tue state
mrni Of one Ecrthpld G'-cr. 0t no 1877 Avenue ~
who asserted that at boitnS establishment nj No.
20 East Eighty NTH st.. collector from Ehr"tS Ore"
cry declared that the boycott WAS OH. ana that II
cost Mr.. Fhrct only 500"
The committee was ccn,ur,d for indiScrcuon. but
the charge. ~ brll" taking were dismissed. "
Frank Nalc-h. Dcputy Commissioner OF hno 9n
statistics FOR Minnesota. attended thr WtF,lhg WIZ
1i, Wife who /, a cOrt~ pendent for me MlhhcaPniN
Iubuuc" Mr. Nalcsh and his VII" VIII sl"lu. thi'
wc.k I'm making iplr OF the sweating deIs ot thls
city. -, ,o., a dol.
at. tn the state Trqdr, Assembly, when VIII meet
e.: Albany next month , . ,,,. Ga,
l.l,rluukrr,' Tuipu. with the prOviSo that JoSrpI
I,,,l,., shall not b" sent delegate III" 'nit"i
lr"lrcw Trades has tHh'n similar acu'h '-'''"''