The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17

urealheu ,s'' slee 1e 'sota s''a ve : Sa"-
didate. When He Wrote q Letter
Declaring His Desire TO Cooperate
With the Union to Keep Up wages.
The oAicial Statement Issued by the
President Of the uniop...Deu, ocratic
i A,t.oI,s poomersne... 4 ,,snt,on
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Attracted TO Their own Candidate's
Record MS an Enemy OF Organized
n.... ).
Aapor - Aeih0erses'p Ne"spa :
that Are "Rat" ConceFns--.So
Tb,res tn, JyorI,ingren. IN Read. rs,
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The cry raised by the Democratic
marty asainst JVhitelaw Raid the Ra.
P .,,s... ts..LS ' .',.a -;
pupt'caa caiiuiua'e Aot sns stse Pfisst. PfA'i.
dency, regarding his attitude toward
printers' unions. and intended to affect
tho rnion ,labor yota has nrovad 4 v,F.
.4S SA,S- 80, y. ia a.
ltapie boomerang, JUST As sne tsKi.l'laI Y y
eEScER predicted It would. Not only
have the printers themselves fully vim
dieatad M Raid. bnt the Democratic
Istl,,
eAoFss 70 pre- uV'ce sStA ~ "
MIR. Reid with view Of inluring the
Republican chance OF saccess, has re-
s,,,Itsd n Z nrhIicstion a. the antira his.
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tory ol MI. e. Aela Asgos4iasiona, Mtsn
Typographical Union NO. g, oil New
York, by labor organs, which shows his
position from first TO last to have been
creditable, and has brought the labor
press to his defense. More than that.
the whole matter has served ~ bring
GUY N stroIser sS I,, aKn. .ng
tsSOss tisI eand;dste NJ 5 a. q wsecter @ 3 Fl labor.
unions, in contrast to Mr.. Reid's ex-l
pressed desire tounite with unions IN
the ,e, WORK :, 70 Keep w !, wages:
1ne Aoliowis WI 1870 se Ns NJ psssss,
glvlng lu4t III HssvLy o. Ut ISau .sS;ssi
I-nesotiaIlons WIN M sns syPgs5. Y aiSas Y
UNION, aIe 1son lMe ogsvs 7. fIMtss, ~
NeW ior6 gl.y; Tue ssPeS; ~ .,o aSvSs.s T.ss,
o. tne a.iateu u.;sos iNsIIr 70 sSassi,
naIional 1yPsogra INCA. = oIilon u ssotsn
Alnerlc, anu . s
nlon P,ta P. q ~ sS
me arslcIe 70 sne ol!S.l -
Ine entlre issSt tS ..ssT
henney la. oa 1neaSeM a"I sps,.
nipn, au NJ ~ =,
te slalss tnas ~. ~
]. 1 NJ. d.. !, ~. IL
y snoWs tlss aaI; ssa ~ NV Nv
negotlasiots . ssssis. Il sss 49, ~
IeLences Two aso anu 1..s
neltnsr ne l9s VIZ ~ AZ
tnas ne Woula ps = =, III, snE
natlonal slcHst, M ~ ns.
10 ~ Auii itoi Ase S,y's Z
Oh august Ao'
THE OFFICIAL sTATEMEST,
The adjustment between Typographi-I
cal ITnion No. a and the News Yorl,
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iraoune heylng pecome a suDleSs ~. y
discussion since the nomination OF Mr..
Whttelaw Reid ior the vice presidency
the officers OF the u mon nave prepared
the IoIlowing Nv, sta'emens sr ass ~ ~
srSySd setss;dant ID tha tynoeranl;isal ~. @ nnion
L was sent yesterday afternoon TO Mr.
Reid at ophir Farm. He read it and
Hald u was accurate: \.
Y y tol tfAs Hsat ut's z se'sssalss s ~ ;ss
rAdselleq oeca!tss y 1tg.
tor tIs glce lreslae''e IN Jge,, y ,s!,oEs ], Y.
Hat Ml fIs.a * Das 10y { ess's'''st's ss'sH w
lot .lI sMI'ect u.e i.oNss,lassVn. n
me negotie.i.lona peR4l .nsaIly swe y
years ago, WINE ne was p Mlnlsses e Z
france MI ghaFles =, ~ We q. snsn
pfeslaent Oh the union: 2, MT Dnln.l,
anxious 70 secure tne llo'sl,s ones ihloLe
as union ounce, seiecssu ~ ns nus .npi WI
9l commqnica.lon n I9i,I WIN ri: sl sss. ~.
JOIN =. 11llno WIG nv nl, psen .os
years eonnecteo VIII tns 4rsvulIe, DIV
VINO tnen nela PUBIC ONCE Y sups.rsHlsf
ing inspector OF the SonEESst iAppsi
bureau " !he Rort 1l Z NsM hyrsl Atl4 ny
wno' N nls onlce, aaa pesn pteuEls
INTO contaSt WIN Ine eptessllsl.slyesl e5 eA
organizea laooi tnroug gnoustne g,,3 s3psLy;
Az Ms Yunar Lequest alt. M ~ n;l'iana ~.
snteTea lnto c9iEesp9,nl3ensS WIN ttt'
kela on tne subject OF asettls!!lsnss' y
HIS SUGGESTIONS WERE FAvoRABIY m,
cErvRp. n q.
S....,.s o., !, a i, \
"sts Pty ~ :. .'-S. I, 7 ~
ment was well WITHIN sight when MT:
liilholland was taken sick and for sew.
eral months was confined 70 his room.
Mr.. Dumar had gone out Of Office and
William J; Brennan had become the ott
aeIas feaI 2, sns ason w ansisS ~ nv
ne9otiations r,t. to prooeed. There were
difficulties in the way Of arriving at 4
complete understanding by correspon-
denCo. and nk the suggestion OF Iii,