Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

Raos-A Gen
and Strikes
Considered
nthly meeting Of
took place yester-
ideut Douley in the
IS not as largely at
svious sessions, it is
has been a liyelier
ne year, and the dis
ged upon who should
ion at the coming Labor
in August. For awhile
the knife.
following the reading Of
there was a discussion Of
IN the bakeries, and dele
Pittsburg local who came
he purpose, was allowed 20
lroughly the situation as 1t
stood by Pittsburg delegates,
where the trouble originated.
lcluSiOn of the address, follow
tort discussion, it was moved
boycott against certain baker
lshed more vigorously.
THE CIGAR BOYCOTT.
s reported that the boycott on
vas progressing, but that the OPP
s were not fully perfected as yet
the delegates reported that as he
In front OF a bOyCOtted store the
day be noticed a number Of union
ak In and purchase goods, and
the number were hOd-carriers,
nters, glass workers and others.
attributed this strange state
fairs to a lack Of knowledge on the
of the locals as 20 what
ION had been taken. President
Jnley advised all the dele
ties to notify the respective
,als thoroughly in respect TO the boy
o. To connection with the cigar boy
20 came up the matter i'm relation 70
boycott now pending on certain
'elers, and another delegate said be
seen union men purchasing goods
le very jewelry store that was boy
ed. President DOnley thought that
most effective way 20 carry out the
colt was TO obtain the names, where
ssible, of union men seen in boy
ted stores, and then we could deal
h them accordingly. one OF the
. .elegateS then rose TO state that he did
not consider the mere distribution OF
circulars alone sufficient 20 bring about
the required result; that there should
be men employed 20 watch the stores,
al ID tho
boycott. Ii would cost money 70 be
sure, but 10 is the only way TO make the
boycott successful The boycott on
Monongah coal was carried out on
these lines and was successful The
cost of that campaign on the M0nongah
boycott was Just S1ql. The Trades
Assembly" be said, could well afford
10 pay for carrying on the boycott
On motion Of one OF the delegates the
hartman of the GrOCerS' Committee
as ordered to demand a meeting in
re near future with the Grocers' Asso-
alton.
THEN CANE WAR.
The atmosphere in the hall was next
He'd over problem that seemed 20
lurb the usual even tenor of this
.ust assembly. III was as TO what
touH lead Zee Labor pay parade
le }occasiM of the cGi2hra"
m G. August and under what
stance they should assume
hip. IL seems that during the
ne Committee I'm charge OF par
meeting, and a delegate from
ar Makers Union was present,
or delegates also had a right TO
urge their canvas FOR the first
the parade. The delegate from
ir Makers Union stated yeSter-
at the Committee meeting he
en 10 understand that the cigar
might be accorded first place
they would pay $50 out Of the
irged for the band. On the
Of this a delegate from the
lker's Union yesterday present
blowing protest.
rHE PROTEST
@ delegates Of Garfield Assembly,
lder instructions, protest against
uof the general committee for La
celebration, In the matter of re-
lm Garfield Assembly 90 be allowed
the head OF the line in the Labor
De. on the twentv-seventh Of AU-
G, and respectfully ask Your earn
Iteration Of the subject. When
n asked permission OF the COM
occupy that position i'm the pa
ey were told, in the event 10 were
they would be expected @ donate
2rs toward defraying the expenses
G,>whlch viii be hired and con-
Oy the H.ades Assembly. We pro-
the following reasons .-
We make the request because we
rotation. fright and courtesy entities
without any prOvisO.
ld-We are opposed to attaching any
ration 90 privilege Of this kind.
This assembly being "a delegate
~ dictatiOn otherwise than laid
our constitution or 10 line with the
of this union will be opposed I'm the
This body has no right 70 die
s. creator.
specially asks this body 70 con-
right Of the matter, Oy accepting
ing the report of the committee,
on this subject And we further
natter what your action may be-
field Assembly, when invited, viii
ny and Loyalty take part ln.the
Day celebration.
Respectfully submitted,
ROMAN DoBIEg,
W. H. RILEY,
FRED j. KAISER,
Henry PEBI EE, JR.
followed a reign OF words that
for nearly an hour. Ii seems
ere was considerable rivalry be-
the cigar makers and the miners
post of honor In the procession.