New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24

REACHED In railroadng by the Reading lie tells OF
making seventeen miles In sixteen minutes. or ueIS
seSeouipped 0 p,ccs Of road in the world ne
does not state that that is about the only se'eie
take It for granted that The Record is financially
interested In tho Reading. Mr. Patson u0'e, 81 ,ocii
Pennsylvania is the owner of $4,000 worth OF S,a d
of "The Record II our Governor is not a piooi
relation Of the infamous Reading comome, Re
Mr. Harity the chairman OF the Democratic NauonSl
Committee, Governor Pattisons ppi"ilnr and as
Psttison does the will Of Reading ma9ipqlatG S
why the National Committee canou oo Co., . th.t Ameri
froh the influences Of the very worst zoe ,lai Mr'
can labor has contend against ILe w1 ,hn aIdS
fght{ng the battle for himself thrGngh u. s iSr
eSeanizatiOn - the Reading is endeavoring 10 htn we
ii}e out of The labor organization 1.-THE only protector
s wsrngman hsS ad aiding snf the FEEDING in its
~ Where does sincerity Sn0" '''''' III ''' ~
CHALLENGE TO THE FREE TRADERS
When a National Committee Will make use oi
MANS words and statements it should be In posses
sion Of SUFFICIENT honesty I" assert '""' |a,t
10 osrry out the intention OF the author. S'Hu
th.t the American workingman has not been pro
kSsA from foreign SSmReo9 ~ nemoeTse party
dare TO assert that 1t is III favor Of prO'Sot I
American workman in the way tIst hdd ~ r rlrt
when s St, tna the % article in order
to protect tho workman on TINS sac OF uo ia' n ~
IL cannot be right to allow t1 th. riaec at reduced
yvse ~ The Americans VIII the National Com
mittee declare in favor OF the restriction Oh marcsn
workman Of the cushing burden which mahcS II
utterly %poSHe t. demaeoe decraon against
Chinese Immigration (the Chinese have no vo'el anu
IN favor Of nnTesteieq 9orn e and q who NAV be
natuPallzod while at quarantine II places premium
Oh unchecked immigration; or no 9ne or WORTHY
until he has been tried on these SHORES ana UNI
in
tended to catch votes every parasf'pH Is lr ino1
to m the citizen and if the scces OF Ie ~ iSro%
Ing the whole Platform to the winds and taking up
would not hes state to give the winds chance unless
they would be placed under bonds to comply WI" ",n
their candidates There is no man that committee
who does not know that the great railroad interests
of The masses than the tariff Each Of them
realizes IL he realize ANYTHING AT all that uliul
the Government takes possession Of The railroad,
double charges for railway service VII continue
should be under the direction OF the Government,
and that 1t should issue and be controlled by me
land and the escape of It's just share Of taxation
land is a great burden on the workers.. but none
Gates CO sea srgSfowSrd G remedy for these evils Win
the Democratic National Committee stamp the seal
csnedss On 0 the ' se WITH tie caddae
Of the Peoples party-Ge9eral Weaver and Genern.
OF the issues of real protection 10 American laborf
WHAT WILL THEY Do ABOUT 1T?
II the National Committee would cause the work
inghen Of this Nation to believe them sincere they
will advise the chairman TO repair to his place at
Harrisburg. Penn, take up the affairs of the STATE
and advise the Democratic Governor Of Pennsylvania
do his plain duty by the people in standing be-
tween them and a power that threatens 10 Tide
roughshod over all Of the "vrtue, liberty and indie
pendence" which has not been driven from the
State by the Reading combine. , -
National
In power. bit The chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee Is In power, and lie can, II ne
WILL take steps 10 put stop 10 the ROBBERY Vi
American woringmen and women by the cGm6lna,
and liberties. The Republican party has been
.N with being se P S f paTy has
the supreme gall to assume. with air Of patroniz-
ing ownership the privilege Of debating Just how %C .
ingmen should Vote II claims 10 be the party OF te
poor man. grant that 1t ought TO be- for the poor
have given i the strength to 1--we long enough abn to
enough to see its National Convention frame dis
honest declaration In favor OF wildcat banks
long enough TO the principal actors on IT'S cards
squrm and shit VIII every mnd to eaten tent, The vq ,h
party Of the poor man, and If he continues 10 vote
that ticket he will never be anything else than a
poi' am informed that in the headquarters of the
aforesaid National Commune teps + co,v q,
che proceedings OF each General Assembly ana mat
blies The Republican party may have like out
ut but II extracts from these come 10 locals
eev y By hem You Know your duty and the well
established precedent should be acted on in each
have written no campaign documents for either
the Democratic or Republican party. Will net write
party but the one which had the honesty and man
hood lay claims TO the votes of Knights Of Labor
as its National patiorm-the Peoples party cAndi-
dates General James B. Weaver and GSnsaI I9mes
&. Field T. V. PoWDERL1