The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-20
RIG SIX IN A TURMOIL.
nv 5,s roIEs TO 8 THE PRINTERS
DJsOBS ENDORSIN9 MR. REID.
=, We. An.r the Committeo sent TO Mime
opcrI- Refused 20 Report and Chairman
ts,,ney Uad Declared the Meeting Ad-
,a,r,,d-N No Politics Wanted In the Union.


E.,ney Uad Declared the Meeting Ad.
TANNED No Politics Wanted In the Union.
rys-veray expected that there would he n
,..--n when Typographical Union No. . should
u,.o, 10 consider what to do about the COM
= 80, which won't tNiMinneapolisIand on orscd
.,.rd tery ~ Nhitc!aw Reid for yice-Pres-
,i.,. of,lr tnitci states. The storm came
=, ti,.a yesterdaY More members OF big
e. " han could get into Clarendon Hall were
thcra a, o'clock.
1-hn 4 Eenney the President. was In the
,hsi- Nil Keuncy looked a little pale. Hc
x,.no soorpy seated than he was called upon
n. a statement He said that no written
.,,,araont was ready. Besides. he said. this
was special meeting, and committee APP
,cirtad ut a regular meeting was not called on
torepor. al a special meeting.
loud shouts Of " Statement. staten emit" fol-
nvad. and some one called for n verbal report.
The Chairman then made short verbal
sta,ergort the sist of which was that no union
,,lc had been violated in the arrangement
nnie with the Tribune.
Bnvls followed this statement" and sew
era c'pe called for report of what the COM
mittee had done at Minneapolis.
Yells and Kisses ard cries OF 'Order!' FOL-
lowed. In the midst OF the babel some one
shouted Move we adjourn" The motion
VA. pvt. A few Ayes" were heard and
,,orra Of Noes" Adjourned" cried kenney.
and he stepped down from the chair.
Cries OF Unfair" arose. and there was
tup,ult. several dozen people shouting that the
meeting was not adjourned. Tho meeting was
1t once reorganized.
"Ithink" shouted a voice. that the Union
had no authority to endorsc--" tCrtes OF
""No" and Sit down.
William Boscl,y got UP to propose resou-
tens james Duncan was appointed Chair
man OF the second meeting and William White
Secretary Some one proposed that the fresi-
dent should resume his seat. but he refused.
AID the Vice Pcsiien; also refused to preside.
Mr. Bosel!y's resolutions. which were read
With tremendous energy and punctuated with
cheers and Kisses. were as follows:
E7,sy /, has been claimed by the public press that
,rrosrAph.cs! Tn on No d, through committee has
endorsed the nomination Of whitelaw Reid for the
once o, Vice President Of the Cui'ed States: and
Eh,en. This orssnih.tion has never given The MIN.
ssER.s.i pPetsr%ss; simply .a.aori.y
.. leader. N s"nren'Sa asse% slse that
s;,tsL mat .S,s 80 9 s!.l assert; IL. Il r.. NO
s.,y We rspadiste most mpsat,s.lly the endorse
s. 1e ss for tina, No.
Sa. a; ;G ,s.! 4, ID
sa,, s : .. .Esss for
under tie seal OF che nnton.
Amid yels and howls the. Chairman then
said: Al who are In favor OF these resolutions
Before he could finish tempest Of Ayes"
arose. Though there the were were only few Noes,
w ma, the use Of wasting time on divi-
der! scream cd the Chairman.
the counting 81 hands was gone through with
amid tremendous uproar. during which one
Anan got up to make speech. in, which he
taid The motion was passed by large, ma
jcrity. Out OF the netre danger We have
The printers did not want Shakespeare Just
then Mr. Hancock and Mr. W.. aenney wanted
s. favor o NJ
Bosely and 8 agains: them There was, a
:hse!i and e to MAKE max.
and amid many interruptions presented an
cher pream Die and resolutions.
sented through the pu bile press that q COM
Eittee consisting Of John A. kenney and four
S Ginsd passed resoIStions endorsinc the candi
1acy q Mr.. Reid. . bitter. pnrelentinG. and
notorious enemy Of organized labor"
sog:; into SH and labor
.G .sms e The 20
Rs.a rsa, he action of tn. COMMITTEE. 1,
hereby Thoroughly Anu eHtuey conuemneo Is ois-
graceful to the union.
The resolutions vent on to say that the set.
and more hDnorable means to settle the diff
culties with the Tribune. concluding as fol-
lows:
that his committee has greatly exceeded the powers
R..r.i ihs; copy of these resolutions given to
the press 70: publication.
There was an i'm mediate uproar. About two
yelled. and the Chairman decided that the
resolutions were out Of order. the whole
ground having been covered by Mr.. Boselly's
John Il. ODonnell. who made o statement
or behalf OF the minneapolis committee few
!sa fluent speaker. and though his remarks
were di.tasteful 10 the meeting. he managed
~ T Tii h he sa'd az, formally protest
against this mass meeting"
be9'eni9s shouts: minsled with Kisses, fol:
lowed. and tho Chairman yelled at the top OF
-,"Nhcther you like it or not. you must listen.
The speaI.-g has the floor"
You are committing the same crime you
accus" your committee Of com hitting at Min
aa I'D s9s here e tSs
ssisw days age, ana AK that YOU Should sLys
As i,IE. the union. You cannot bind the union
~ hs3 3bi in any way formally protest
Shouts Of It's all right Interrupted him.
!hs tnarI.ans gavel went down with q bang.
end the Speaker went on.
~ have always been a union man and q
thoronch democrat in union matters. i am
not afraid to sey 3; You know you .re pvt Of
h.saeytine Of Typographi cal Union Ma. 6.,''i
~: T. h s can he dong. BY waiting another
Mnhtap1iii committee is good union man.
he :a!v and give your officers and committee
zen chance o! being heard"
,Nfr' lItCrruptiOns follow, "a and the speaker
t9p;et:
,!,apteal formally for an adjournment.
"a 'g!ce-"e came here to Investigate the
;tf,rr" Inat'Gr. That's what the special meet
Nfsas CO. Cd for. 4e!!s and hisses.l
..ae motion 10 al G-- was lost. and then
tn: no shou,et: Il move hat this meeting
EsI!ye itset' into an indigratis Ii meeting" O.
l'rove that We nreie. RI ar.es against the
eaEr..lte-. shouted another
b.. S{e. NV" O'''u !"
thrSush the newsrnI ers." lie said. state
mems nave I.-n going ,ut ta:..' .gf the whole
e2gnuy .Ftt The r2!on .nd,rseo tic enemy Of
the r",HG 'tec wh1 j. n ny I.rs nS 't 4nn ~
this. NJ h'Donrel Is AZ 1'ryt- ~, - ma
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