New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

spite Of the Tsmmsny printers con'raSt Mc lais
shown In the labor statistics of Illinois Inc iecOrus
potent organized labor having broken r up the ne
Miners Union. His nomination Is an Insult 10
6vcry union man.
Mr. THACKERY'S w0RD:.
The chairman then introduced r. c. Thackery,
of Maryland as one who would speak on purely
politcal topics The speaker reviewed the Flee
tons bill and the tariff in most vigorous iashioh'
saying, among other things
Mr.. Chairman Not printer, not as the son
OF a printer but as q plain Republican from save
soSsh u SanGs s With the Repabcasin the state u
seward Greeley and Conkns ApplaIse * e ap
true to The old pardy and to L the 0 Sob ' Of our
Democratic friends tire Republican party Is nsn'n ,S
this fight under favorng signs 1t Is the SANE S Ct
that stood ana III stand for American ideas lappMus,
stood and will stand Tor honest payment and honest
money ,,..u ,.,,,o,
to submt two lssnss both OF which are entitled to
favorable consideration and J. citizen OF We Sou'n,
advocating Protection of industries, the Protection OF
the American ballet Creme ndous applaltSe;l tSr
other s ' What "a O viii ycir Splendid industries and
boosted prosperity amount TO u they are placed IN 5t
aims TO establish the controlling power OF minority
applause Their scheme Is to 6 F GoWS avn Which
has been carefully built up and sanctioned again ana
again by sveIsd suthores Oh .ne once more in the
saddle and you know what that means IHey uec i
hsv pSy Of avp So or e Ss with
the one adopted by Y tGemns OF statesmen 0o" "
In different sections of the country the Democratic
party advocates Protection or free tb 1a ooe and
veto Of the soldiers pension 1t has stradded until
1t /. split tohe neck (APplanS@ inn on the face Of
the globe is vociferouSly advocating the electloh 81
Ceveland 1t because it. wond We to the ln, n
Free trade (Applause)
A TALK Ply MrRAT HALsTEAD.
There was loud applause at the closing WORDS
of the speaker. Then a woman, Charlotte smith,
Of Washington. wanted 10 know why women III
this city had TO make shirts at cents apiece. \
young workingman in the audience was aii""eu
TO explain. He said that girls and women WHO
worked ia stores and factories made shirts az
night 80 as to be able TO dress better. linus theS
connected with women who made their liVeiihoou
at the work, and wages were lowered. lhen
Murat Halstead was introduced as brilliant
editor and typical American. He was Loudly
cheered as he came forward. lie said III part
| shall endeavor 10 speak briefly of a few o. those
things which have been brought 10 your attention 10
NIGH Shall first address myself to the printers
with whom have long been associated ana win
whom have carried on several cainpugnI o. In' th
mSh Of Tbe New orE Tribune hat undertook the
office Of peacenaker Long before whiteaw Reid was
mentioned for any oiicc private conversation with
me- he gave expression OF his wish ana purPose ~
Ibis city As an employer have been through al
forms of contests with GTlnlers. il int} AnV ~
profound peace. upon my accommodation, my
entire force in Cincinnati consisting OF lou men anu
iccamc regular members OF the printers union III
Cincinnati had the usual and desire 9 10 run IN III Tie S
tablshmcnt OF chapel there nothing antagonlsuc
10 Republican Govcrnmcht, ana tla' L,v rrd
foreman II has been asked IT, after the cainpalsil
Whltelaw Reid will b, any po,sioiny n1 nr. M"
that one Who has been thoroughly educatsd IN these
contests and has reached the cain warrS mi" he
siderate peace is not likely to venture p INN
storm Some years AGO many OF the b hp nmong
lied labor Every Republican newspaper o oillc
Is union oGe while in seT coa %i l NAVE 1onon Of
fees Ts S ass y poPS' tribune G' was to r Blaine
which employ non-union labor ,. ,r oo-Io ..
Ii seemed singular 10 me that 'nc ,p",iprn "a
the that CLAUS clause in the Constitution the Confederate
states Which provides for t$rn CF hid for the
favor Of England They helped to secure The rtc9g
milton Of the southern Confederacy BY ue h orncn
Imp,Is; oy That Was the origin Of
The Uasr eHd p1 asS qS h e'Ss 60
acceptance penned by Whlteaw Reid-that ,he DcnU
have sys oSs sma ao S They never had
the approval Of the people OF the United states
RECITATION By Mr. DoBRs
When Mr.. IIasteaf had finished MI Dn.'''i
lid - C,ho-los Dunar cx-presidcnt Of Typo
graphical Union q, to read the resolutions ana "
sneak to them. Mr.. Dumar is popular young eau'r'
and was loudly cheered when he began 10 Tad tn
resolutions The strong words were cheerei ana
Unanimously adopted. Next Mr.. O'Donneh askcu
Jnhn = D0lbs, a member OF n local chapel 10 elFc
n recitation lie smoke. "SpartacuS'S Appeal to tnc
Gladators at Capua" and loudly applaudedii M I
O'Donneu then said few closing words lie eN-
planed that most printers had to work al night. and
therefore. many were not present WHO "ouIn nave
been had business not prevented them. ne an
nounced that more meetings would he held TINS
month Then the meeting adjourned.
james = CarlSson, president OF the National League
OF Republican Clubs. and senator Gallincer OF New.
Hampshire were unable to be present on account OF
Illness.