New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
CHOLERA AND POLITICS.
Continued from First Page.

tor in the politics Of Great Britain till another
Parnell shall meet another English statesman
with the power, prestige and popularity Oh Hiao
stone. l am not authorized to deliver what
am saying as q message, but from my ASSOCIATIONS
on tie other side, and my opportunities oI learn
ing, my Irish friends can understand that IL IS
a fair statement Of the situation ana unpenolng
crisis on the other side"
AMERICAN LABOR TROUBLES.
When asked about the recent labor troubles. Mr.
Depew said The Homestead strike and the
forces called into action on account of law
!esspess shown there; the Buffalo troubles and
the same forces called out there, created more
discussion on the other side than any industrial
conflicts that have ever occurred in this country
This was partly due to Mr. Carnege's conspicuous
position over there and the speeches when ne hau
made about the beatfc condition Of our labor
world compared with theirs. We cannot expect
fair treatment in English papers on Questions .,
this sort. There is such an intense anl'hosi. ~.
effect on their industries. that they eXaegerate
all labor troubles here. OF course there was no
relation between the Homestead strike
f ihe E the one and cont@anta
both were simply the beginning Of the frightful
revolution which is impending, in TINS country
cap aev and this Does not s whole
towns and districts from closing their mills an: ana
factories and setting out for America. %, q; thif
there were several remarkable instances WINE
WAS In Europe. Saltaire, the model manuiactur-
ING town. which furnished the model for Pullman
NJ has closed its model houses and mills LOT
this cause. I in London paper tine
day sailel that thirty-sx of their factories had
closed their doors"
TOUCHING on POLITICS.
II was getting late when politics were reached
"Of course Quarantine is not good place 10
gather political sentiment" said MT. Depe",
laughing, "but in the few hours since landed
have been gathering it rapidly If read the
papers Alright, the trend is all one way The
Rcpublicans are united. The Democrats are
divided There il now not a single kepuDn.c,ah
leader outside the breastworkS, while IN thS
State the enemies OF Mr.. Cleveland are IN pos
session of his ircastworks. The American people
tbrew the Republicans cut OF power. with force
and an unanirnty two years ago because OF what
they feared would tappen from the Mckinney
leGi,latIon The failure o. tie Democratic ma
ioritv in the House to fulfil their promises on the
The one hand, and the complete realization OF
the promised benefits Of the Mckinley law OH
the other hand are factors which insure the success
~ the Republican ticket. / have yet to meet
With a Republican who doubts this, or with
Democrat who won't admit it il you corner him
in come quiet place where he can relieve his
mind e,. o.. ,;,,o1,
wind ap' suggested the reporter a.,
Wei. / can say this" was the answer:
never before read the account of prizefght. out
I did read the whole story or Corbe'ts vlctory
70 a large circle OF young ladies and NUMBER OF
clerQyIren this mon ing, and we were all hugey
Interested The sports on our veSei atrahee s
for n system of signals Wednesday night by lights
so they could tell who won, and th:I sae up yn
deck lin midnight, whea the fasbin. beacon toia
OF Sullivans defeat"