New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
be received otherwise the committee will soon
begin the preparation of its report.
GOVERNOR PKTTISON LEAVES HOMESTEAD.
THE MILLS STARTING rP WITH NoN-uSIoN MEN

GOVERNOR PKTTISON LEAVES HOMESTEAD.
THE MILLS STARTING rP WITH NoN.UNIoS MEN
AN ADDRESS FROM THE STRIKERS
Homestead, Penn, July o2-The departure OF Gov
ernor Pattson about the feature TO-DAY III
Homestead. His destination the state Capital
Just before leaving the seat Of war the Governor
stated emphatcay that change had been made In
the orders TO the troops, and that none was being con-
tempated. II there had been any hope that 'he
Governor would make a personal investigation among
the strikers during his presence In Homestead the eN
pectation disappointed. Up to the time OF TAX
Ing the train for Harrisburg. he confined his move
ments TO Official farewell visit to General snow"
dens headquarters Shanty Hill. None OF the local
leaders OF the strike invited directly OF IN
directly, to lay their before the Governor ara
for their part they showed disposition to ask his
aid in their difficulties the slope, going To see
General snowden Governor Pattison passed alongside
the long rows Of two-story tenements. known rs
company houses and on tn. top Of the heights he
was almost within stones throw OF the Onestory
habltations from which the place takes It's name OF
Shanty HILL On the dOorsteps OF nearly all theac
shelters people ocked the doors at the approach OF
q stranger expecting to be served any moment with an
eviction notice None OF the dreaded slips OF paper
was distributed during the Governors stay In Home
stead.
At the strikers headquarters the mems ranks were
reported solid "a StOne-Wall, Dit inc INC vi S"Vi'
waiting for admission to The room OF the Rehef Com-
mittee was stretched ont to nearly double the lcngh
OF any day yet. Around the main gate In the mhls
The gossip that total OF about hfv men hiu
been taken within the fence since Sundo"h last
night. AS TO Just where the rcinforcementS came
from, how they got IN, who they were coud no
Re learned In the business portion Of the town
interest centred largely on what was Claimed 10 be
The bullying spirit being evidenced by some Of tho
militia officers and men II was declared to be grow
ing more and more unbeatable, aud in the end WIN
so many dles in town, was asserted 20 he almost
sure 70 produce serious trouble Colonel Green, the
provost MARSHAL the official directly responsible FOR
the preservation OF order, denied this.
sheriff McCleary, after n ten-dnys' stay In Home
stead left ii on the same train with Governor Pason
The SheriTs des nation was Pittsburg An address
from the Advisory Board OF the strikers ASSOCIATION,
counselling peace and good order, was made pune
about the tine Pattson's train was disappear
ing in the distance. The statement Is As follows
Tho most evident Characteristic Of our time and country
"a the phenomenon of Industrial Capitalization which Is
putinr the control each Of great National indus
tries into the hands Of or few men, arh giving
these men despouc power over the lives ana
the fortunes Of their employees and sbodnates-thc great
mass OF the people power which cvisccratcs our Ma
tlonal Constitution and our common law, and directly
antagonizes the splri: Of universal history In it' world
struggle after lawful liberty power which though
expressed OF speech "thc right Of en-
coming 10 mean in effect nothing less than right 70
manage the country to suit themselves.
The employees the mill of Messrs. Carnegie Phlpps
& Co., AZ Homestead Penn, have built the town WIN
its homes its schools and IL, churches have Tor many
years been faithful coworkers with the company In the
of the mill have invested thousands OF dollars oil
savings In said mill In the expectation OF spelahs
their Homestead. and OF worlrg in the mill during
the period OF their efficiency III addto 70 the ordinary
gifts and advantages OF Government the National
Legislature has At to specially foster and protect by
public taxation the industry Of their mills ard the state
OF Penns ylvana Is to-day guarding IT great and
traordnary expense Therefore, the committee desires 70
express the public IT. firm belief that both the public
and the employees aforesaid have equitable rights and in
terests in the said mill. which cannot be modified or
diverted without the process Of law that the employees
have right continuous employment In the said nil
during efficiency and good behavior. without regard u
religious political economic opinions and association
that 1t against public policy and subver'Ve OF the
fundamental principles Of American liberty that whoi"
community Of should be denied employment OF
suffer other social detrmcnt account Of member
ship in church political party trades union that
1t duty American citizens o. resist by every legal
and ordinary unconstitutional, snarchic md
revolutionary policy Of the Carnegie Company which seems
evDcc contempt OF public and pri.ate interests and
disdain public conscience By IL, refusal TO submit
awful arbitration, ana by the liwess importation Of
band OF armed mercenaes 10 fociby deprive the cpores
a equitable rights in advance II legal adudca-
ton thereupon and without previous appeal to the lawful
forces Allegheny County and the STATE Of Pennsyl and
The committee wishes II known that We Will pros cute
said public and private Interests In the courts OF Ia"
and equity demand OF Congress and the stat
Legislature distinct Of the principle that the
public has All interest such that ct Home
stead and that the has duty TO Judge the affairs OF
such concerns when occasion may require
Finally we desire 10 state cmphllcally that as a.
tenders OF and petitioners law AID order We pledge our
solves 10 refrain from violence and awlcssncss and that
we rest our causewhich IL the peoples cause" the cauN
Of American liberty against anarchy on one hand ana
depotsrn the othcrwitf the courts, the LegsatuH
and thc public conscience.
Swiftly O. the heels OF the Governors departure
the serving Of eviction notice, began on shnnS
HILL and expe1itiouslY was II conducted that all
OF ties forty fifty families subject 70 notice wcro
served l,efore the Chief Executive was ten miles
on his journey to the state Capital. A. rule TN
notiecs were received in grim silence and without
exhibition Of feeling by the recipients Chief
McEroom Of the Carnegie Company police force
with one assistant accompanied the Carnegie agent
W. II. Corbett who made the distribution. WlillhE
to pay rent cut no figure, clause IN tie IiSn
OF all the houses giving the company perempio>
right OF possession on ten Gays notice ,..,v Union
assai this afternoon 10 the condition OF Affairs
ut Homestead, replied that it was very cnconiasins
for the firm. A number Of have gone 10
w,rk ho said strikers went lack today and The
company has more workmen than II cal easily hnnlc
Appl.ations for employment are being recclvcl
RAPIDLY, but only good men arc engaged. nc,
cordng TO this Official the 1l9nch plate min , ayi
afternoon, while all the .ttr branches Of the large
steel works arc being got In readiness for resump
Tho steamer Tide arrived at Homestead about noon
nam N,sr mug Their landing Was without incident.
At Carnegies upper and lower union mills TO-DAY
hsre was lad 20 reS work c nn no o' mem
were Mt work. At Beaver Falls the shut down Is
complete.
WORK on GOVERNMENT VESSELS DELAYED.
Philadelphia July CA Government inspector AT
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