The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-13
JOHN nunNs cosvESrIos.
Kind Word. for Gov. waite-Retigiou.
intolerance Condemned.

intolerance Condemned.
Denver. Dec. 12-Rev. Myron w. Reed
addressed the Federation Of Labor con-
sentian today on .PaupaFs and Mihion-
aires" lie said. This isa well dressed
body Of men. but viii guarantee that
Il you VIII 20 out and ask for work and
food. and sleep in your clothes, you will
look like tramps." Referring 10 the
general methods OF dispensing charity.
he said It was much OF IL conscience
money from the rich robbers 10 the
poor victims lie was preaching a gos-
pei OF vigorous discomfort. Governor
Ralte. more criticised than any man in
the United States. did what 10 other
governor dld. be callef out troops TO
protect the poor The speaker was
warmly appiauded.
President Gompers responded % MIR
Reeds re9naIss IN a complimentary
manner. and expressed himself In hearty
sympathy wath Governor Waite. II vas
decITed 70 invite the governor 10 adj
dress The convention.
A communication from Cigarmakers'
Union No. ia. OF Lincoln, ILL.,. asking
the convention Go take a position against
- hfAtt t'htA+a'AA az srLAaAAtNat AAAF Wa ~
feFred 20 the resolutions committee. The
execuUye council Endorsed a number OF
hoyeotts.
IL was announced that John Burns
and David Holmes. OF England. had ar
ranged 10 hold meetings as follows;
Omaha, December IL. Chicago. Decem-
Der Is and %. 81. Louis. December p;
Indianapolis, December g: Detroit. De-
eember -. Cleveland. December 20:
Psfsogrg. December g.: Washington
CITY, lfeermber IS and %. Philadelphia.
nscsDbcr 80: Boston. January 2,
aessrs llysell and Patrick Mcbride. of
ne mine workers. and others made a
Sea - have Mr. Burns programme
saARged 50 as 10 give the miners OF
Hooking Valley a chance to hear him.
saa urged that Nelsonviile Ohio. be
Substituted Tor Cleveland. The matter
vas finally referred hack - the execu-
sise council. VIA "A request 10 hear the
aFs1aents az delegates in favor OF the
various loc3l societies.
The following resolutions were adopt
ga
Resolved That We deplore the in
Dodac,l2n ~ any sectarian or captious
VIDE tssues among the working people.
saeA movements are destined 10 divide
he'g's Forces and produce bitter antag-
eaisn, as they produce religious big
cry provoke r8ncorous intolerance and
eifeFt the working Teople from work
rs out their own emancipation from
Ie gaMaE slavery ~ the present So
ga end political conditions.
Resolved That we here and now re-
si7iu, as ere ~ the cardinal principles
g TIE tclsses uuiun labor movement.
Nat the eor ~ peuple must unite and
o'fanlse tr~espective - creeds. color.
sx - nativity"
na{ion go make the consideration
ne political programme a special or
81 ~ Thursday morning at 20 o'clock
eas amended hy substituting Friday
@sFninr sud passed.
d''s7ss4-e ilyl. ~ the Central Trades
e'onCil. 50 }oSton. introduced resolu-
e9a ~ t4tor - the free coinage CT sill
f X "@s referred - the resolutions
esTrnsta.,
~ = ku.te grne7ally believed that
FFessteat C,mrers viii - reelected
80 bun Eit.e. u any opposition. There
NJ evowei candidates for ire place.
aEa several ara slsd - have asplra-
NOas lres.3.r; PRESCOTT. ~ the Typ
s.~salcAl ugian. Who has been named
tSosnVer etrsrpesl oppouent has
ate1 positively that ne viii NOT Pc a
~N1iaate. President GosuPers was feel