New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11

the city now he thought. and another strike mere
would only add to the restitution and nelp'eS'"e''
The police win keep a sharp lookout for any acts cts
OF violence If there s sympathetic Strike IN ~ Inc in
serve The aid Of the National Guard probably
M n0 follow strike in the City as the police viii
bring out their formidable nignt-stcks anu t ~,
r. Is Relieved by the police officials that there
is not place In the city big enough TO ho'a ,a
custs' and revovers could not put to flight In
short fight
A POPULIsTIC POINT OF VIEW.
The Popusts hay an organization In this state
although probably thousands Of voters know OF 'hei
here only as a name. w. J. Client member OF
the State Committee Of the Peoples party toia
reporter yesterday what the Popullss of this state
think about the strike: 1T Is only the beginning
OF the end" he said. The whole thing VIII be q, a
great victory of the Peoples party At their iast
convention the A. r. L. almost UNANIMOUSLY m
dorsed the platform OF the Peoples party II Deps
the brotherhoods IT would have been the greatest
strike in the history Of this country OWING 10
Jeal0usies among the tbe e result viii
make great political capital for the Peoples party
s sas Senators Pefrer. Alien and KYLE and Con
gressmen Simpson ard Pence nave eXpreSseu 'he
joseph Barondess. Of the Cloakmakers' Union
when asked as to the refusal of Mr.. Wckes and Mr.
Pullman to arbitrate, said "A man who refuses 10
arhrnte Ia always on the wrong side When an at
tempt is made by the military 20 compe. people 70
Do what Mr. Pullman and other capitalists wana
Of work until they compel Mr.. Pullman and the
he st RI IS ordered der among the brsw work
men they Will al! quit work INSIDE OF tw9 hours,
$50 YOU think that there Is less prospect OF d
strike today than yesterlly?" was asked
A. r. T.. men we're out there would be no need Of
general strike. but that the men OF the a. r.
5ee are Of 0e General STRIKE This strike viii 20 the
cause Of labor more good than any previous strike
capitalists that the rights Of aboring men must be
clatlon Of Garment Workers said that the refusal
OF Mr.. Pullman 10 arbrate gave the people an IDEA
OF Czarsm
WHAT THE "NATIONALIZATION OF LABOR"
H. b. Salisbury Editor Of The XXth Century,
a member OF the Socialist Labor party. who fed the
Coxey.tes when they passed through New-York and
who was counsel for Sweetland. the genera" or
"corporar' whatever he was who commanded
them. said tina, there was no solution Of the pres
on, question except the mationai!zation OF labor"
such condition that the Government would be
competed to furnish work for every man. and give
every man living
Isn't that Utoplan?"
when the people get more intelligence
hor o. fg Wou fG"H hs Cow Gnfn 10 se
these hordes living?'
District Assembly No. 49, knights of Labor and
TypographIcal Union No met again last night
at No % Lafayette Place. and perfected arrange
ments for the mass-meeting which will be held
tomorrow night at Cooper Union. They will hold
another meeting tonight
The Miscellaneous Section Of the Central Labor
Union last night at Clarendon Hall East Thir-
feminist and adopted resolutions. reiteratng the
expressions OF sympathy made BY the union for
the Western strikers
The Atlantic Coast seamens Union received on
Monday night "A letter from Debs. the irrepressble
one. thanking them for their expressions OF SYM
patty and offers OF assistance.