New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
NE. DANA on THE STRIKE.
a REPRESENTATIVE OF LIE MATIN'' HAS
TALK WITH THE EDITOR or TIE
SIN IN PARIS.
rom The New-York Herald.

From The New-York Herald.
We were received yesterday by Mr.. Dana in the
suite he occupies at the Hotel Bristol. ana WIN
great confraternal kindness he placed himself at
our disposal The editor Of The Sun, VINO is Ne'-
bust Old ot Gentleman Of about sixty years Of age
OF the accepted Yankee type He expresses hIissI
In French with extreme facility and remarkable
clearness cot, ,a "a,d
Il is therefore Impossible for me 70 give you. OF
place at the present time can only tell you
emf events and what may be their consequence
In the Arst place the news which the agencies
naSe sainst which It is well to put
the public their guard II Is not the FAC, a"a az
q revolution has broken out or is on the eve Vi
breaking out in America. ,
Events that are to be regretted have taken ken
place in very small ng6er OF cites and
IN no respect whatsoever Is there ahyInlns , ae
Of ' local and CREAMY passing disturbance
The Exposition attracted 10 Chicago crowd OF
Of last winter have been without reso s aha
whom the city has had TO lodge and ieed; 90
not know how we'll founded are the complaints o.
The strikers against Pullman; but It is certain that
the strike has been for the international mop
which eneumbers Chicago Pre,ex sor 20 Of rapine
The militia and the Federal troops when VII De
called out II necessary VIII easily fe-os'"o"sh
Al San Francisco the situation IS more serious
which IS no, Socialist m the proper sense Of the
woru but which has violent natreu 'oI Iicn
FOR long time mere me En- na Soyrrs ~ The
Central Pacific. the great railroad which nniies me
e r0 % SSeas or at least OF the ns e.
fortune estimated at sDDVOOO
THE RAILWAY KINGS.
1T Is certain that Messrs. Huntington. Hopkins
ara the others. though they rendered great ser
cially out Of the subsention which The Government
gave them. and which. II is said. was double the
cost Of the road. In addition 10 this, these gentle
men created this time without subvention an
other line. the Southern Pacific. and for long
Time past there have been disputes between them
and their employees
The popular party has made common cause with
The latter. It was the regular thing a few years
ago at San Francisco for the IrishHan Kearney to
tss ss the Peope at meetings 70 riots aimed agains
sice OF law and order 1t may De that now the
militia are with the insurgents. but the Federal Gov
men, as has been stated Besides, 1t has only TO
issue issue call and hundreds OF Thousands OF drilled
7 DO not believe that as has been asserted. the
sor rensnt Will spread TO New-York In that STATE
short time"
DO you think that the present events will bring
about notifications in legislation from the point OF
Sos,roaf the unlimited liberty Of association and OF
o. None whatever, for It Is Impossible to touch the
mat s.;asiion II would be necessary, IN orier 70
nous vote s o s ba 70 T never s be- OBJ
mas e1 Theoretically. certain Of the states might
molly their legislation. but practically this Is
s ssns Besides the present Legislation is quite
1ctnt 10 re-establish order and to maintain IT.
,avys'san American newspapers hold the Demo
W. party responsible for what Is taking place
~ 90 they do sO?' asked
s.Ir Cleveland. with whom the Democratic party
az 49, INTO power has promised 10 rcestablish order.
Leu am convinced that he will do so. Neverthe-
q ~. " can he said that the Democratic party has
in ssure OF responsibility for recent events for 1t IS
acertain way responsible for the commercial crisis
,oh' which we suffering. America il stu very
,Si' out she is less for the last few years and
'ais IL the reason.
II me Democratic party has bclied all It's promises
sr. ~ent INTO power on frce-trade platform. and
drsc,n got Into power Il has done nothing In that
eatsuoh. on the contrary. tariff has just been
EIninate which IL quite as protective as the Nc
sss 'ey tl. and commercial industry having got IT.
nedoy Tor free trade. Il has been given pro-
is 1--WE tariff. The result is a general unrest. which
.V ~. OF tne Causes of the present troubles.
m.sersrtheIess you may reassure your readers. In
In the honest laboring population is immensely
fr,s.e majority. and those who have 10 defend the
ihsnso OF their labor will know how To put end
'"se'Ves 10 the present troubles"
W. "'CHoLiS CLUES VIEW HOUSE OPENED.
y, .ne new clubhouse OF the St Nicholas Club No. :
s' Forty-fourth-si.. was opened yesterday II