The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-06
THE FIELD OF LABOR.


Manufacturers and Employers to Meet
To-Morrow.
An important meeting OF The Manufacturers
and Employers Association will be held to-mOr-
row afternoon. and the result is awaited with
much anxiety.
After much careful deliberation on Friday
night by the Council OF Federated Trades. that
body directed Its Executive Committee to COM
municate TO the employers Its desire to arbitrate
The differences between them. In obedience to
That instruction. The following letter was dis
patcred 10 President II. l.. Davis yesterday:
SAN Francisco, March s. 1892
Henry T. Darts Esq.. President Employers Asso-
tive Committee OF the Federated Trades TO forward
you copy OF the following resolution. adopted by
your pleasure in regard to time and place of the
proposed meeting. am. sir. truly yours.
Secretary Executive Committee Council Federated
Trades.
MIR. Davis replied briefly and promptly as fol-
lows:
SAN Francisco, March 5. 1892.
Mr. ~ Rorou1'gh, Secretary OF Executive Com
Dltftec II EcGeTused 7Fdaes-DEAR SIR 4 in
receipt OF your communication of this date con-
tanning COPY of resolution passed at meeting
OF the FEDERATED Trades, held on the 4th lust:
requesting me to call meeting of the Board OF
Manufactures and Employers for the purpose of
devlSing ways aud means of furthering the "iden-
teal intentions OF both organizations"
In reply thereto desire to say that the Directors
OF tue Board OF Manufacturers and Employ VIII
meet on Monday next and your communication
VIII De laid before them. Truly yours,
Henry l.. DAVIS President.
Commenting ON the situation, Mr.. Davis says
In substance:
This request has come 10 The wrong place
OF course, will lay the matter before the ID.
iectors, but l can tell now what The result VIII
be- We have nothing 10 aibitrale. Then what
Is there left for US 10 doe
Our association Is not having any controversy
with the Federated Trades. Ii Is confined to the
Individual members OF our associations; that is.
the Brewers Association and the Shoe manu-
lie
Trades go TO those bodies against which they
are acting. aud with flag OF truce ask for a
those associations apply 10 our ASSOCIATION, and
what they ask viii doubtless be granted.
That Is the sum and substance of the case as
near As can give II at present.
The following notice was posted in the shoe
factories belonging to the ss0ciatlon yesterday:
In accordance with resolution adopted on Feb
mary mary 20; issz' by the Associated Boot and Shoe
close on Saturday. March ), 1892.
We will reopen on Monday. March z, with non
may report; but none who are members of any
organization afiiiiating with the Federated Trades
Calm. Nlckesburg x Co.: Rosenthal FEEDER 4 Co. /:
Porter. slessinger Il &C.; United wcrkingmen
Jones q Granville: Nolan BROS; Buckingham a
Manufacturers of Sa II Francisco
San Francisco. March S. 1892.
Ii was reported that Jones & GlanyIlie's en-
ployes have decided among themselves that they
are sdllSneu WI Their positions and prefer 10
remain. IL is further SAID that they will present
Their designations 10 The league ON Wednesday
night next
secretary sullivan OF the Shoemakers' League
stated idsi night tbat the Executive Committee
IS PERFECTLY satisfied with The situation.
Both The league aud The shoeGlters VIII hold
meetings to-day.
The Ty. ographical Union has sent money to
fitisDuTg 10 assist the striking printers there,
The Iypoihei IL. not TO be ouldone by their elr
ns
pEietors 10 aid The PIttsburg employers in stand
ing oil their printers.
The Independent American Bakers had
meelng last nIguI. al which The me mDersnip rel