New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
AGITATORS ARE SILENT NOW.
NOTHING MORE FOR THEM TO YELL FOR
THEIR USUAL IrAtNTs DESERTED-GoOD SENSE
SHOWN by HONEST AID UNPRETENTioCS
UNION MEN IN THIS CIrY-A BIO
MASS MEETING IN UNION
SQUARE TONIGHT.

MASS MEETING IN UNION
SQUARE TONIGHT.
Fevv NJ the labor leaders or those who pose as
labor leaders who have been much IN evidence az
the headduariers Of the various local Organizations
and elsewhere for 4 week or two. could be iohhh at
their accustomed haunis yesterday while the tx
c,ton.nt was on they had much say about sym
pathy" and "asslstance." bu, wh"n inc S'r'Ke '''
lapscd they melted away. Those who had Jobs went
hack :, " .rk and those who never work took theH-
selves away out ~ sight
There are thousands 81 honest union men III this
city undoubtedly who were in sympathy with me
Pullman employees and who favored n whse policy
Of helping them. But The great majority az WIS
shown by their refusal 70 90 out were not III favor
4 any wildcat. "dipsomnniacal. sympa'h''c
strikes :, far A. these expressed Themselves yes
,crsay I, was 10 regret that any great Undertaking
in the name or orglnlzed labor should be fatIur''
bu, that the attempt Of Debs ili-1dv'el ana IL
Judged and that he was fortunate 10 have done with
It without moro trouble than had taken place
Some Of the professional labor agtntors. who are
never happy except when they doing mischief,
criticised Debs for lack Of sand. and said n
should have fought the nght out. But 1t was eV'-
dent that The intelligent men who really labor were
glad that IN. strike had been d"c.ar"l or
Thomas Foil ana James +. Quinn eN-haster
Workmen OF District Assembly No g. ana NORTH
mer O'Conncu denounced Samuel GofnperS Tor re-
fusing - lend The aid OF the American rT"'i"'''
Of Labor 20 the strike. They agreed. however mat
tho conditions no. favorable for sympathetic
strike IN the East
The rnass-rneeting which IS TO he held In Union
s1u,re .-night under the auspices Of Joint COM
mltior ~ the Contra! Labor Federation p'sW'1 H As
scmhly No a. the Social Labor party anu .nr
niel Hebrew Trades Promisrs TO- o. n,S pyrne.
for the various organizations TO march 20 IN" nse'
inR-plocr INclan SHninl, OF the SOCIALIST i.aU''
parfv vii pre-iie at the cottage. Ihcre WI pe
nbprp Of fllo
been announced are ThHddeus Il. W akem1n' tepIse
X LLOYD F. X Thomas Frank Martin. George
McCadAcn Charles II. Matche'i. Mrs imogcne e,
Falee Daniel De Loon. District Assembly no !"
charle. S,therau Howard Balkan. Patrick Mur
phy Thomas Doyle. II Is salisbury. hob'r' wins
ton Charles wilson. Abraham Cahan. iSaa is ngn
nett Alexander Jonas Edward King j. hhho"lN
4 JahHnow SKI and \. Hrusckmann
poiic. Iipcrln 'cnient Byrnes yesterday s"ht ou.
an order mat m. summer yaca,orS OF il"n'o''s u
the force might b" resumed Many policemen Nho
havs not had fho'r outings for The summer and a
number who were called 20 The city IN the mllll'
~ their vacations were glad - hear Of the Snp"rn
i.nlent'- decision t. a Tribune reporter ""o 'H""'
lnqulf.es ihe superintendent said.
1t has become apparent that the bhckhon" OF IN"
cry Tho c.amailon ~ President Cleveland doubt
l.s- heuc! % allay public excitement AMI stop
violence H. fhi. city there has been f"cilel op
l,rton 20 sympathetic sslkc thr men VIZ ~',"
keep 80 Tn. workiuEr~n I'm this CITY also were
opposed ~ violence ~ any kin1 Ina wi@ SHOWN
have kent rnvs-lf Informed - ne feeling In the
si'y and while there VII 20 me usual po'lcr pre-
cautions 20 prevent any d<iurhan"" ~ IN" peace a.
'he inasS meeting IN lnior Sluare io-mofr'N ven
lny expect 'hli there viii b" ~ need FOR any "S-
.rcise ~ police force here
The Suprrin '~n lem himself NAV not have an va
gouR on may prevent him from leaving ~" ciiy for
NOR. 'han las or fw1 ~ a time