The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-09-29
MORGAN 4No ORGANIZED LABOR.

The various boiler plate organs of
monopoly and greed, scattered over
this district, have commenced to laud
Labor Crusher Morgan. The most of
them have just visited Morgan'o Doodle
agent, in Alliance, and have received a
wad of currency in greenbacks,
national bank notes and silver certif-
Gates, as pay for some servile editorial
endorsements of the man who expects
to culminate in Congress. These organs
are now claiming, what every intelli-
gent citizen of the district knows to be
false; that Morgan is the friend OF Or
gauized labor. The gall exhibited by
these hreling editors, In printing this
brazen lie, is certainly remarkable, in
view of the fact that not single Labor
Union of any kind in this district has
endorsed Morgan. On the contrary
every Labor Union, of which we have
any knowledge, in East Liverpool
(where DR.. Ikirt lives has endorsed the
Democratic nominee for Congress.
Let the facts be submitted:
For instance the American Flint
Glass Workers Union of East Liver
pool speak right out as follows:
EAST LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8. 1892.
We, members of Local Uniou No. SO, of
| the A. +. G. W. u, do heartily recommend
| the name of George p. Ikirt to aaid con-
ventioD. He has been a life Ions friend to
| the working man and IL said George P.
~ taI N lah
throughou: the 18Th district of Ohio will
have a chance to support one who has
ever been and who we have every reason
| to believe will continue to act to the best
! interest Of the laborinR man.
IsEALI A.F. UDIcK, President,
p. T. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
Carpenters and joiners generally
know a good man when they see him
every day for fifteen years, and this is
what the carpenters of East Liverpool
say of DR.. Ikirt:
We, the members of local union, No.
32S, OF the Carpenters and Joiners' of
America, can recommend Dr. G 'orge
p. ikirt, whose past record has been in
Sympathy with us and all labor organiza-
ton. L. K. CONNER, Pres.
[sEALl ]. j. WEIsEND, Rec. Sec.
East Liverpool is the home of an i'm.
mense pottery industry, Here is what
the Potters' Union says of DR.. Ikirt.
We, the members of Local Uhiou No. A,
National Brotherhood OF Operative Pot
tiers, can recommend 20 this convention
Dr.. George p. Iklrt, OF EAst Liverpool, o.
His nomiQaton will he equivalent TO
election, and that is as much as can be
said Of any other man whose name will
be mentioned in this convention.
Z. II. HODGE, President.
TsEALl JAMES S. EVANS, Secretary.
Here is what the stone maSons of
East Liverpool say:
Whereas il ia necessary for all labor
organic ltions to have men in Congress
and in all legislative branches who are in
sympathy with labor organic 9tions,
therefore we, the members Of Local Union
No. l, of the Stone Masone' International
Union, do hereby ask said convention to
nominate a man whose past record has
been friendly TO organized labor, such as
George p. Ikirt. A. ROSE. Secretary.
GOVERNOR NJ. PRICE, President of Local
Uaion, No l, of the Stone MasoDs' lnter>
national Union. sEALl.
Now gentlemen, please trot out some
or your Alliance unions that have
declared for Morgan. Talk is cheap,
but the record is what we want.