The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17

piieJ ana small Do plehseo ~ you ln ~, ~
gatisfac tory. The lrsouhs
does not employ competitors atall, but
linotype operators. Your organization
Is one Of competitors. The trade 10
absolutely different one, and knowl-
edge decomposition 10 not necessary to
become proficient in 1t. With
the single exception of the weekly rate
Of wages, which Is now and has
long been in. the Tribune as high as or
higher than the union scale, there is,
not clause in your regulation in the
least applicable to the Tribune. ] am
paying the highest wages going, and /
will gladly cooperate with youin main
tanning, or even advancing them.
With your main object, that of keep
ing up wages, am in perfect sympa-
thy. Twill gladly enter into the con.
tract you propose to maintain 1t and
have suggested no modification that
will interfere with 1t.
The union's proposition, as modified
by, Mr.. Reid, was presented to the union
by Mr.. Milholland. It was considered
at length by the Executive Committee.
Not all the members were fully satisfied
whit though at one time its accept
huSe teeneu aeSuESu. GAHa4tyt AS"S,
or, It was suggested that new PROPOSE
ton be drawn up on lines indicated ny
Nh. Milholland. Pending the submits
sion TO Mr.. Reid Of TINS second propo..
Bitton, and IN view OF the spirit OF
triendliness that he had already as
played, resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the committee declaring tne
\ Tribune Office open TO union men, ana
thanking those outside the union VINO
had assistedln bringing ABOUT tnis9ett
understanding between mr.. helo ana
the organization.
THE SETTLEMENT.
Corresnondenee was resumed. but
= a,..,,, .t,o.5aaf.o. AZ. po;a Iott +ba
snorsl 5ts1ei e.tsef WI. tN te.S sN
French capital, and when he returned
he was overwhelmed by the press OF
official duties arising from his intention
soon to resign Office. It was therefore
mutually agreed that the whole matter
should be permitted to rest until he had
returned to this country. He arrived
in New York last April and gave the
matter prompt attention. Mr.: John A.
Kenney had at this time succeeded to
sne PRESIDENCY 9, .ne unio ad.ntin e tbe
SsIes of the union to the condition.
created by the machine method Of COM
position, but It was finally proposed BY
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ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.
This honorable settlement is as salts.
factory to the union as to Mr.. Reid, a.
fact which was demonstrated by he
appearance Of committee representing
the union and appointed for that pur-
pee ~ PannSi;aag notinns non
yentioa. sThe action Thus taken was en-.
tirely voluntary and without any sole.
itation whatever ON MI. Reid's part.
Some indiyiduals have Expressed dis.
ssfiefaction at the annointment and nd.
tiory AZ 'this'committee. mart Of the
dissatiafaction "a dina 10 n misunier.
SANDING Of the facts Of the case Int
tbe greater mart arises from certain
element Ia the union. which. having re.
eeiveds political office throueh Dnmo-
Z cratic AGENCIES. cares more about the
success of Che Democratic party than il
does for the welfare Of ia own trade or
3ganization. This element IL ayerse To
7 4 settlement with the TLibuns on any
tafms. desiring to keen the controversy
Oman for the Ip1rnosa az making noliti.
al canital for n marty. rather tiiRn bv
ending L forever to secure the trne IN.
forests az tbe nnion and Of organized
iahog oenerallv.
THE OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Following this settlement came the
offieial removal Of the boyeott which
!. j 80 ..,ssaa :, AZ. T,.;,..'. MI.
nsl ueel ptaSeu On sne 4.eoa'ss. - Inns
was done at regular meeting OF Typo
graphical Union No. 6, on August Z. A
resolution was adopted, says das Union