Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-14
SAM IS UNDER FIRE
Grievances Submitted Showing
Opposition to compssx
FIGHT MADE BY wEsrEaSERs
0osernor AifeeidS PArdoa Of Aaar-
chist> oonmeaded- : Cont racs osa-
vics Labor Wa DeAoancsd.

mirfes on grievances. hich met io,o<xl-
lately after the early adjournment this
morning and began it, work. II i cou-
non talk among the delegates thar :
| lsros nomber az than A. ~ ~ ,,...-
ss,,ss-ss -.,h p-s-sss-. So ~ ~ nssns
a. S-s.t-s 80 !"
oP1e4 1"tttea snst ngnt van %
49, 2. ~" oeore tns maj ad}ourn-
ment q the meeting. One wing q the
eonventiou. which concerns chiely the
western deIegztsa 10 warmly opposed 10
President Gomperu On the groond th.t
he dabblee In noiitic. The ,,--,s-.s
him.eif ex,re--.. IN. ,,<,-s NO. 49,
- !. 49, -..l.,.-s -. 80 1870 49,.
S-, 49, - -. sos soe Ahowsnx
e'''sAsss sniie' Wink the otnef eye ana
say notning.
The committee on grievances hsd 10
deal with this feeling of dissatisfaction
or its outcropping in some Of the mats-
rial that was laid before them. Whether
s ne o's.ns1lsnsd Looking president hes
tee or not c~,rot - "a nj ~ ..H
Gompersites verv definit.lv shc~sd
their infentions IN .ome - n. ,rsts.r.
that were senf dovn from, thar 80 -
the secretary this nornir~.
.oees or'evsncc
One OF the most important grievances
IN the batch that was considered by the
committee at its meeting was an 10.
tensely strong protest against the odd |
conduct OF the executive board In char
tering "a organization Of musicians In |
Baltimore. The mere fact OF the issu-
ance OF charter to an applying body Of |
mu4IClQna nv M ~
tirslv d;sgs,srt sss as. - sssu !. Al en-
that thar ms - es,,;.aa-. hass. 80
cbarter "a. ;ssued srS ~ . .s.s. 10
alive and ss;I;stsd ,rn.?s;s, o
ton The ;nd;rr.rs .s-asn.. otsu
that tbs avacrt;vs h.s $3.50
bean icnoranf ~ ,hst e., 1910 w. W. n.se
hort the committse viii rsk. i. -. =,
the most interesting mattsrs ~ nssS.rt
before thu convent;oc a. - iii 49,.
sariIy involve the hiobs.t ofsic;.ls - -.
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PssnS ios ssriker~
The afternoon session marked the
prevalence OF esrnestness on the part OF
the delegates who desired to exprees
Themselves and their Constituencies 90
matters before the convention. Several
standing commitfecs reported progress
after the calling q the roll Bya vote
Of those present. greeting was extended
20 the members OF the Paint and Glass
Workers union, which 10 now involved
G,sss nan Win the onited STATES
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uon OF Anarcnssts Endorsed.
The resolution was a. follows
whereas. The pardoning Of the 90
,alled Chicago anarchists by Governor
Aitgeld OF the state Of Illinois Is but 4
'imple act Of Justice; and,
Whereas The conviction and incar-
'eration OF Fielder. Schwab and Neebs
vas the result Of class prejudice and
at q time when the public
mind was influenced with passion: and.
Whereas. The governor OF llinoia In
ne face OF Get resolve Of the capital.
site class to the contrary. has had the
ourage TO defy power and opposition in
License OF innocence and Justice. thus
rowing his honesty and sincerity OF
cart; therefore be Ii
Resolved, That We endorse the gov
rnors action and accept the reason he
ssigns as In line with the true facts Of {
be case.
Its passage was greeted with cheers q
9th from tho delegates and from the | {
rovd that thronged the gallery. &
want IN. Ca.
- o"sy INV Enforcc6 =