New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

nost and came hon. last April negotiations wcrs
actively r,n6 ana an vas
OF the union selected from long list OF available
candidates by Mr.. Reid as foreman OF Tile tribune
Office. $1,000. -,
Tbs is the whole story Of the affair as relsted by
the Officers 81 the 1no ney afc b f Sods Of
for Mr.. Reid rs man and All employee
The efforts Of the interruptions party press ana porn
against the Republican National ticket Will arouse only
contempt and Indignation where the real hc's are
known.
WHAT MORE COULD BE AsKEDl
From The New-YorS Telegram.
Typographical Union No. Is not political Or
ganization The utmost that paehcautn OF ms
differences with this branch Of ORGANIZED b9T c9na
element Of the printer aud tho labor vot" which J.
naturally Republican. Thi, end having 1,c;l achicvea
pol. according the individual prad'lccions or lis
mcmbcrs-Nhich II the convention IN tbicagJ bfhaves
rha, is probably ali thai the Sew York pr;tcr com.
mlttec N Minnenpo, LIeant TO promise.
ONLY PAETISANslIlP. NOT LABOR INTERESTS.
NOW HOSTILE.
From The Brooklyn standardization.
The representatives. Of The Printers Union Of New
York thought II the part Of labor not TO discriminate
against n newspaper proprietor who ha1 made peace
WITH them a long w"r bn, % give nm ssc most ,Ss
Democratic PARTY the fine faculty Of discrimination OF
Tho Eagle is aroused ana cyciteo, and Il, d.,
pleasure appear In unn-'al psmerosiy OF lnaicia
temperament. The sorrow of The Eagle abont the
Republicans YIN 60 on nngmrnting The whole city Is
expected TO listen Ia it, clipper tale # woe: fwo
years ago II became known to thos" Informed about
Tribune affair that II was the policy o the propr etor
to be friendly with Organized i1bor. Lat year tue
negotiations were continued, and peace Wa agreed
upon in principle There were some minor matters
that could pest be adjustcd with Mr. Reid on mi SIDE
the ocean. When he came they were speedily sc''ed
and Tho Tribune i npof olhce And still Ine
Eagle gricvcs. bat II /, Democratic sorrow.
TIE DEMOCRATS SADLY DISAPPOINTED.
From The Boston Journal.
statements BY cxprcsidents O'Donnell ana Bren-
nan Of the Typ9Gapns"i cnon N r., o. r make and
The Tribune sdiusted by Mr.. Reid and that
the occurrence of the settlement shortly bNi,re IN;
DcinoGaIs are very much disappointed in being
unable 10 these Old labor diNercnces 70 ihe
disadvantage OF the Republican uckot.
An rNMANLY SORT OF INTERPRETATIONS.
From Tho New Haven Palladium.
Mr. Whiteaw Reds disagreement with his oil
printers. now amicably arranged. viii ignrs CON
spcuously in the campaign If ml'reprc'cnia'i N can
be ~ any avail 70 his pOlticIl encnl & campaign
Ing Of his bercaih the dignity II real men.
An INSULT To POPLAR INTELLIGENCE.
From The Kingston (N. T. Freeman.
WI somebody explain what possible relation Whit
Law Reds relation to ne typaer,rnical union ma,
More nonsense being LET loose this subject than
On any other We refuse to believe that there 10
any votrr in this country 50 small minded 20 allow
his vote to b. Influenced by III" question whether
the foreman Of The New \ DIRK Tribune composing room
belongs " the union or not
ABOLISH STATEMENT,
From Tho Newark Advertiser
They uhc Democrats tried their teeth on tho candi.
date Tor President four years ago. They have no
disposition Ia tackle Harrison once more They turn
a @ that wS G R a.. o rns p
cipal proprietor Of The Thbune. hos had difficulties
bcy 0s at WIN one q AS %s labor 'n Settled 1rs TO-
the satisfaction Of al psrue. concerneJ Never
mnlsr Of c S arrn @sn bt S h union AMI
The Tribune were composed without any reference
to Mir Reds candidacy neSotatIons to that end hay
Ing been begun long before Mr. Reid cOnd have
possibly dreamed OF being candidate for the Wee
Presidency Our friends. the enemy" arr pretty
hard pushed when they ponnce upon grievance 50
purely Imaginary as this.
THE FACTS FULLY PUBLISHED.
From The New York Mail and Express
Tho statement made by members u ihe printers
union Of the facts N regard 10 Whlt"hw Rcd' nomi
to the union are now printed In .ncb an oiria form
that no can question them. Whether this Will put
attack Mr. Reid by assans The Integrity Of the
printers union remains TO 6e seen.
40 OCCASION FOR MALICE.
From The Br1ol,lyn standard Union
There docs not seem Ia be rs much noise and fury
about The Tribune becoming union Office rs thcrc
who resumes with the workngnan. with whom tlicrs
have been differences, relations Of prace organMed
labor Is not cfuslvc. but Is pleased with The Tribune.
LABOR QUESTIONS NOT NOW AT ISSUE.
From The Des Moincs Register.
So Mr. Reds nomination. instead OF being an NJ.
front. Is recognition Of organized labor. Organized
labor. speaking through one OF is representatives.
Kenncy. the president OF the New York unlon. would
have made the nomination Of Mr. Reid impossible.
Was ever better compliment paid 10 organized labor
Organized labor will not he an Issue In This
pen. Both the great political parties believe In the
RICH, of abor 10 organize for lts own protection.
Labor 0rs"niaaiiopS IRE .S necessity in h"sc day Of
cessfni III accomplishing the things which they have
esSaycd To do. Ihcy nave maintained wages. short.
70 the amcloration Of the condition Of those who earn
which has opened on the part of the Republicans. be
conducted on plane that recognizes the fact that
the voters In this country are intelligent human be
ngs. men who know the issues and have the manhood
to meet them Any party that pursuck another course
Is deceivlng Itself
THE CONTROVERSY ENTIRELY LOCAL.
From The Lincoln. Ncb.. state journal.
The union mat wa, involved In this controversy
Reid ard which were made long before the lie, Of
being n Vice Presidential candidate was srgsescd in
connection with the distinguished Edito: Ct The Tribune
~ Vi course no trp.nl dissatisfaction on te
part o! othcr typographical unions or with labor
unions generally
TIE COMMITTEE WORKED FOR THE CAUSE OF
LABOR. NOT FOR PATTY
From lilo Ncw'iork sunday Dispatch.
The frantic efforts ~ the Democratic press 70 stir
up opposition TO Wh!icaw Reid In The ir,nss Of or
lanIzed labor slow what desperate straits the oppo
ston Is ~ for campaign material. II has led one
member OF TypoginpIcai Union no. 6 10 remark
Issues pronlncn. In this campaign Inbcr mon will not
object but the Drmocrnts will ind mich explanation
necessary ;" Nego.,alions for settlement OF aim
begun months before whiteaw Reid over Thought Of
hcing n candidate ior vicc.Presdcnt Those ne
gotiStious ara now conpiete aud satisfactory, and
The Tribune IL u!iou Office. The nrion committee
at Minneapolis, consisting Of President Keuusy and