New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
THOSE TICKETS FOR LABOR.
\ PROTEST AGAINST THE MANNER OF
THEIR DISTRIBUTION.
MR. stIzER PIT ~ \ TIcKIIsH POSITION DY
\ COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CENTRAL
LABOR rN1oN-BrsINEss ~ TIE
ASSEMBLY,
BY rrLIor,ru TO rmE rriErNr .


Albany. April William Sulzer, the leader OF
/ the Democrats in the Assembly, was caught To-
night in position which he did not like at all
1t was one where ne had either II crltlcise DIS
political spongors or tn" honest workingmeh oil
New York city He did not dare do either 50
J. h.. took a middle course and INDUCED in a long
speech Of purely political character III 'he cIl"'
to distract attention from the main subject That
subject was a communica ton from the Ceht'di
Labor Union Of New-York City questioning
the honesty Of Tammany Hall in giving out
work under the laws passed by this Republican
legislature for the purpose Of affording employ
ucnt 10 the unemployed Of NewYOrk City. The
resolution was received by Speaker Maloy To-
night and he presented it to the Assembly anu
had It read. 1t was as follows:
Central Labor Tnion Clarendon Han.
Nos. uill5 East Thrteenih-st.' New ORR Mari"
/ Whereas The depression OF business durnS 'nc
past year mas caused intense suffering am @ ~
| low workingncn and those dependent upon them
without means Of support: ana ,,o CIV of New
Whereas Organized labor OF the I NY u, ~" .
| York did Immediately take the iniiiatiye III INC
| ,h mnemnolrd resulting in the appropriation
of $l.0UoCJ by the STATE, ostensbIy 10 BNt niIiic
ment to the idle on improvements !" INC P'
Whcrtas 1t is our firm belief that The intention
of the state LEGISLATURE VINO were iHS' uil,I't"
i'm having said sum appropriated. was that me 34c
| shdujd hc distributed unfortunately ana imla
taiIv among those in distress and willing to WORK
/ ana not for partisan purposes or Tor the "EE''"
I dizcmcnt of any political party ana tr r.,,o,.d
Whereas II has become apparent aiaVr d,rT iust
attempts Of organized labor to obtain Jar ana JuSt
recognition in tie distribution Of tickets ivr .nc
aforesaid work. that any further htt'IpeS I'm h
eur, the same from the Park Commissioner WI
accorded the dominant political party " '''' '"'
and M... :, ,s IN un1e,,,hlc fac, that organized
| ioh,r !. noiter acGunintcI with The conditions OF
the unemployed and m position mo- "r' seroms OF
cases than any other institutions; therri9r' w.
| Resolved That we the delegates oi thr I'M, ,f
1bnr Union in session the 9th dhy Oh Niil.li
1891 do emphaticaly protest against wv i,
discriminating treatment Accord, 81 and ha q,
I'm ne expenditure of said appropriations ana w II
rnsoive1 That the Central Labor Union DO pcu
,in The LEGISLATURE, Of this state To consider our
treatment ana in behalf of thousands oil Worh'nkV,i
court investigation ana hy ,ils and obicrfs
which prompted this Appropriation are LILLE ,at hns
herol 10 bv the authorities 10 whom the taSN mas
' H"norr Sir: The above resolutions were adoricd
by the central Labor Union. and ! was inSirno,"i
~ soma You a cory ~ the sane and one TO senator
'"N''''' JOHN : HENRY. secretary C. L. |.
Tn. reading VA NOT allowed to Z" on without
an ipterrur,ion Sulzor At first objected To- the
r,,l,n, bu, after A moments thought. with
+ DIV th. objection. When the cpulnniictii'n
had been read Sul2rr began half-h"ur Tpr''h
In which he discussed the iirlii ana "' .', 10
other topics entirely foreign % tine subject MAJ
, fer IF the communication. On IA" motion ~ ME-
Ainewnr'h ~, communication was referred 10
th- WAYS ana Means COMM tee.
II IS understood ina. a majority ~ m members
/ ~ the Ways and Means COMMITTEE" are ln ihN'f
If IN. adoption ~ 4 resolution calling uppn the
/ Sp-ak.. 10 appoint q .om.nitice Z" 1n''s'lkHi"
this and other labor diih rultirs Whl'h nav" 'i"
/ up under Democrat. hard times.
The mrasu!. making an drpr'pn iU'n %. Ni'
| 900 n, establish au oiilrpu colony passed ih' rs
soinbl,- to-uic,, after considerable dis 'ussi'n
/ i'm which M-s,r4 AinswoitA and Fish took part
! MI Fish champ.oueI tho bill and D." made s'
| clrar an argument sinai nearly al Oi the mem
| br-s present yo;rd H.. IN bill
Mi Fish presented might rrt "iuil"h s'h'nt
| tnat il was the sens. o. the Assembly hat the
| investigation ana report q a." stat" Euiid ~
Charities in the Investigation - The f.iWih IL
! fsrmatory should b.. cpmmcudt %. The resolution
! had been received and I"nd thiutV h h"f"i" ~
| Speaker Bush who b. guarding the interests "'
| ;h. H'formafor, lu Ia" Assembly, l'aihrd ~ ITS
| pf,. s,ntafion To, TAT" ne nude an "lDrctl.n
/ IT, IT'S reception go Nj. Fish offered {" W'kr ih"
consideration 90 if special order I"f t'-hl'lI""
/ afternoon 20 T. %. TIL. sngG ''l'n wa
adopted ana tine res lution tacn VIII com" up ~
! discussion.
! Accomplishments ShcfiirIs bin allowing an at
/ iorntv for a Ila.ntn iL cas-" II Judgment i'
| a..rlat. tl. iin. iu Whioh AN 's"ruti"n must h'
/ sat. sized was defeated IN the Assembly 10y N"i"
| If - To- a. Tie members 90 the Assembly '''N ~
/ utou this bill as one giving Zoo an attorney powers
| which might be- used unjustlf ana hastily against
/ . moor and dcfeuc.lcss debtor