The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-03

city, arriving At 3 O'Clock. swIft's forces ear
RED canes and were decorated With fhle bIus
about block from sweatIsnd's command.
New Ensisnd de Rwts and e plumbers ali
told less than 100 men. There " no DANCER
mai this city, y &c sp FaFs. ' prp gs
bread and cake in great quantities AMI S2fse
s nS. Are gsFr sS stlsn. s"s
There seems to be a doubt as to vhethsr the
sweetland contingent. which W, reinforced
syenips, Win be able 10 smsigsmste with the
Boston army The men who are s,,t under the
Coxeyites. and the swsatland men are.
A., The Boston men went good deal more than tho,
getting work on roads and having paner money
Issued to pay them with. They want some
Their programme IL the aociallstic theory 81
government without any labor element.
Capt: adams vas strennous on that Eoint this
Boston party as the SOcialistic Babor party he
amended Il by emitting the word labor. swift.
ring tonight "a TO the time for the start to
New York, which will probably not take place
contingent IL insane and follows the other
lnembeta OF the army In listless manner. An
effort will he mnde to- morrow to secure hospi-
odd sport" another member OF the Boston
croy,l is sick AM Is doubf5ui II he viii PRO.
and steam boat companieH will be asked to-
morrow Tor free TRANSPORTATION. swift an;
New York has offered to provide for his forces
The conference between the leaders Of the
Coxey army held to night resulted Ia the de-
cision to move on to bridgeport to,morro,w
naid tha tho s SsItIcn Of hs men Is eStreI9
different from that OF swaziland. and separa-
tion wal deemed NECESSARY. This evening was
made and several members Of the Boston army
entertained their brother soldiers with songs.
dances. and recitations.
f.. W. Miller. who telegraphed the New Eng.
land tommonwenlers he would take care OF
them In New FORK. In In charge at the Peoples
Party Headquarters at 50 East Tenth street.
A suiS reDorter. wins. reached tn. headuuarters
the eSpected speedy arrival Of tho Common.
wealeIs IN New York; AZ the news was i'm;
dozen men in the big basement room listened
to the news with the air Of men receiving word
So they are In New Haven. oh Z" said Miller.
We'll am glad to hear it. haven't heard a
word from them I've telegraphed them sew
Where are they? What are thoy doing .Yon
see. we hoard they were coming. and as there
Peoples party decided to 10 IL. We are laying
in sHpnlies az and we vi tax. care ar, :, q them"
QUITE an amount. There are lots of people
OF wealth interested In this movement. Why.
the hsTe was ons n scfTss hrsw va int
But we didn't take 1t, We thought possibly no
was too enthusiastic"
Where are thc, provisIons' How many
supplies have your
Not much just now. The people the busi-
nese men and others. are waiting until the mon
get here before they bring In their supplies. SO
the butter and eggs will lie .reEh."
Where are you going to house themr
One man has ofere the use Of his fact orr,
But. say. how many are there at New Haven
Not over 1UO2 Why. that factory will hold 100
men. Why. We can take care OF . thousand. OF
thousands. OF 10000. And people here offerei
to take the men into their homes and feci
them Lots o. people here In the city. more
than you think. are interested In this. There
who will help"
Who are they"
Now. hundreds Of men have been trying to
learn the names Of the clergymen and the
business men. hut l am not at liberty to
divulCe their names and ] must refuse.
tell you the hattie has ended. Coxey has
has demonstrated that, the. people OF this
country have lost the right Of petition and OF
stating their grievances; and he has won tho
victory"
Mr.. Miller said he thought they would come
by boat because that was the cheapest way.
He said thare was a Socialist society on East
Fourth stree. trying to get control OF the army
and take 1t into their camp when 1t reaches
the city.