The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-11
m MEET IN UNION SQUARE.
,rp1 % SELECTED FOR a LABOR
DENOMINATION


r,.mpioyed Reports that the Rich
.rm sot Contribute aud that the state
~. ,uy Must Be Called Loudly.
,..,,.r m Getting OF the Trades Union Con-
-. for the relief OF tho unemployed was
ia v.sterday afternoon in the International
I.hor Exchange. r. W. Campbell OF Typo
D..nhical Union No. 9 presiding. commit
1.nnointed last week to consider whether
~ mot A labor demonstration was advisable re-
a,,,d against a parade. but In favor OF a mass
p o.st Of organized and unorganized labor
" ITnion square on Sept. 20. Tho committee
IT, recommended the appointment OF u COM
,,,.s TO draft resolutions. to be presented at
~. heating, urging that public works be be-
Vs., nv the Government for the relief OF the
ssorn,oyed. The report was adopted. and
n.,aaates Weismann. White. Jensen. Baron
~. Adlsr, Stuart De Costa. and Davis
S.re sppointed Committee on Resolutions.
nh. committee appointed to write to Gov.
r,,ror and wait upon Mayor Gilroy made
this report:
,,u r,i, rnior, n n, C',y Of Etw Fork. Greeting!
rratns ourselves in tho mnestrom OF industrial dis
.,d.r and utterly subject TO economic powers over
mich have no present control 1t Ia therefore time
orSnni,ed labor should arise in Its strength and
d,.l with the situation as 1t requires. During the
49,, f,r weeks q conference OF representatives OF
Il. nj
,hor Exchange 257 East Tenth street to devise ways
En,n.an, of Immediately relieving tho general dis
itr, caused by tho present industrial crisis and to
feasible measures for avcrting recurrence OF
lsbe present calamity. committee on immediate re-
fsf wa, ected solicit such subscriptions rs would
many suffering families to tide over the preA
L., situation This committee has done puoh to tenn
{norsy alleviate the misery but Ind that the wealthy
(.,., refnss to respond to tho needs OF the times
Scon,.ouenty tho committee has been dependent for
koutribu,ons upon those OF limited means
Il Another committee appointed to urge upon the
N.r and state authorities the prosecution OF pres emit
Spubuo works and tho undertaking Of other Extensive
paSiio improvements IN order to prev ide work for
Tfs Mayor OF tbs city visited but the committee
T.ry Courteous ansuss to higher
authority the G2yernot r., OF inc ssa the
va. 's s. :. s"S Ss "S
s4;' &c n"s d Mr. samuel aompsf
\ber OF tho committee: .p.xrvo,,
EXECUTIVE CHAxBxR,
SAMUEL 9omp~,. Esq. Prs"dnt Amr'oin f.deraiun Of
.nS sSo q sWnsRs
state wssn h' ofSnmnsd s6IP OF ss
city OF Sew YORK Tor the seer Of the unempoyed may
SsI @ the ssisature be
with the view or Hnd p,Svid fag fSs
teller Of The unemployed.
.nt at the official exercise. next week. and. his
return ha. numerous ensag.msns a. agnGI.ura
his beng in New York before the LIST of October. In
OF ssss
in witch he will tndeavor to give them prompt
attention Very !sfDss Wis yEsf Private Secretary"
s''ssss . ~ "a;
.esonlary hi. nspeeson Of wits
I and
we are told BY Chief OF the state wait
WR q
.ariy take months before 1t can bs put into opera
workingmen. |. is now left With you to force the at
grievances and demand by grand Decentralization OF
e sse IF sss Scs
sy ss'
5a apa 'nI' Tot S DO and OPP
%sarEs and cali upon ali trade union. to cooperate
dsani,. m.nn:r BY assembling IN grand mas. meet:
si eS f:. % Sept
OF all unions not yet represented to send
= IND ' axs
@ d AZ the Ss5 Of tho s
%s.ns On oas an imposing
Delegate DAWSON Of Cigarmakers' Union No.
~ wanted to know how they were going to
BY public opinion" said the Chairman.
pendent political action. which the Chairman
cus short BY declaring 1t out OF order.
What's the use Of calling mass meeting
and passing resolutions and going homo"
persisted Dawson.
The Chairman ruled out politics.
Delegate John Stewart Of the Taiiors' Union
wanted to have resolution passed condemn
ing the Rapid Transit Commissioners for pur-
posing to let the building of an underground
railroad to company Of capitalists.
The Chai rman ruled him out Of order. and
aiterward he proposed to resign. but was in
duGed to reconsider his determination.
Tho delegate Of the cloak and suit cutters
RELIEF fund
,,A.meeting Of the delegates Of Typographical
Union No. g was held in Clarendon Hall
Yesterday. at which the representatives OF
come OF the chapels kicked at the assessment
Tor the relief Of the unemployed which was
decided upon last Sunday. Tho assessment
Is 10 per cent. on the wages Of all who earn
more than $40 q week. This is to last as long
was q long discussion about the assessment
ana u was finally decided to have q general
meeting OF the union next Sunday to consider
me matter committee was appointed to
devise some system OF arranging about o
school Tor learning the printing machines.
FRENCH WORKMFN WELCOMED.