The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26

ICheere.I But the clouds aIe breaking. lGreat
lin conclusion. simply desire TO express INV
thanks for the kindness with which my candl-
peal not 10 the Democratic leaders, but 70 The
psin Rso gdus Sine OF Hors .adr... ,v,O
was made for the stage by many In the audi
ence. In an instant he was in the centre OF a
xrowd whose members sought 10 shake his hand
~ ne rspnally tO assure him Of their support, IL
looked for n moment rs N Mr.. Hill would
lie iostIed by the eager crowd. hut several
Of the gentlemen on the stage formed line Of
interference " which would have done credit to
college eleven. and Mr.; lIl!l escaped into an
the midst Of cheering crowd.
These were The officers Of the meeting and the
resolutions that were adopted:
y1Ce-PREsrDESTs.
wnitIs J. o'BnrN, New York branch Granite cutters
N,,l9ns p pn,9n secretary roosyn central labor
g5Tc,ss., er! %sn,s,.cS Eg2y Union
J,sEs Ss,tn oErs,ilye Pa,ter,rs So,leM . AM,
ESSssp coyNl,S. New York Painters, Union
Ep@lRo DiLros, delegate Mosaic and Encau'tIc Tile
RFrssS PiSSss international Cisarm.tsrs' linton.
wuIIAN G. ROsENkRASI, Secretary Typographical
JossrH nv lpiEY United Brewers Association.
dyoaeE Y. LEK; Recording Secretary Eccentric Ensi
Jisss C. Ep%aRD S Tile Layers, Ielprrs Union
RF D.iS. secretsry Iron S2alSsr.' Union 40 2s s
WILLIAM H. BAILEY. master workman NOncOru IhDOF
Is9ss. ioas;yos. so1ms..y;, Union.
jaws H. McNAnEE, President Brickisyers' Union
cliRisroruER L,Hp. goldbester.
JOBS CRAWFORD, brotherhood Painters and Decora
J. FiAE mn president Apollo Musical Club.
Wrns HtR%s PpSdsbpi n"n
RoBERr SHAW. President Palnters' Union No Z.
JAMS GRAHAM. President International Union of Hat
JopS Mckp,~. Bslfe Musical club.
lLsKs Thea,rSal fy3tertye , linton No !.
jows s Mr M vSsPr@sldent Plumbsrs iSborsr.
Joan M.cxiS. Harness Makers linton.
CnARlis HE!SCk., international CIgsrpgksrs' Union.
i fSw,fi pos rsHs, BrRSy"f s" Son Non No ="
w,Nss1S Ssw YGEE N
KpW,pp Bo S%Ss N% and Iron ship
" r s,1 5f rs, ss Ts,"F. E TnS"
HIM t rI%SS rspSsrspnrs t uSion 30
O. r. DrNKLy. chairman Executive Board Mosaic and
Ps4RSS H,Rrsy. President Hal rlnlshers Association
R0pERr RE,rrr, United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
IoHS IT, Nip. international cIgarmsker.' Union.
b,sis w iSS Manhattan Masirs P%ec,iye Union
DISItL McL,rdhN, New York ship~rghts Union.
SECRETARIES.
wurI,M d. wnKiSs. ex. President Typoera phics
EDwsRp p. McDrnAorr. Operative Pla-terers society
JONI a DooyrR Brick!ayer.' Union No. :.
J. sn.BtRrR Germsn Walters Union.
I,Mks I; Haira.S, ryposrsphiral Union ,n No g
JcuS WILLIAMS, Boermakers and Iron shIpbuders
JoHv j. McGixyKss, Plumbers Union No. l.
Jssks J. MURPHY. PRESIDENT Granite Paving Cutters
KER.S Gl xSlSo, Eccentric Epg!neers' Union No. ?.
NSERrs c.ssoDr birector Hat Fnsher. International
FsrHss: Maker. Tnoq Plumbers
Ts:sG a., gsSssrs gsS
GEoRGE MCCARTHY, Secretary General Council Of Ia
psTsR Mcc,>S. Freshmen. Union. No. y.
s.nrEL scsERs. pant"rs' Union No: =,
j .sias NuRrni, Mosaic and Encsustic Tile Layers
Ions Dryy, Iron Molaers' Union No. 90.
JAWS b. McN,Mrr, er. President BrickSyers' Union
SMS fsGw Gno ocn Nos
MICHAEL. SoRTox, Eoldbeater
wmIi,a j. BRhSSAx, Secretary BrickIsyerS Union
THE RESOLUTIONS.
ny hcrcds. The Hon. David Bennett Hill
cheersl. as Assemblyman, Mayor. Lieutenant
his acts not words. that he is the true friend Of
all workers; and,
pSns hs sna sssnsf he
measures among which were the following:
H ssfs sS Hs Se. "a
iers or other mechanical contrivances commonly
,es;s S and .so;s1s Pssts!Ssd
nent Of factory insp"g,4i,rs regulating the employ
compelling the erection Of DIRE escapes.
md orsrns such a or the
,siety Of life and limb 70 employees; sTss,lug
ss:s 'r oo e s$sIay e%aSsI. o,sss ss.a 9:
and S r' SaHns that SU Sa%y
made goods coming from other states and exposed for
convict msde;- making ten hours days labor for
max ing %sdemesnor for Employer or "orpor.
ions 10 coerce or compel employees 10 enter into an
riga nisIions; creating Labor Day and III. saturday
pSSS ssons ans
providing for the payment OF wages In CASH provid.
70. ssS sshff
S market rates shall be "5t, ain, for al products %
prisoners employed a. any one time In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,SSt exceed nys per cent o. the number %
s'"a OF label! labor pSovns
aeI %Roysss s e. snsa SG
@ 10 SS
ao,toss devices or Srglmsnfs ~ The pay envelopes
'erson to employ women under q or boys under i
81 o So S S hs a Sons
tockholders OF corporations directly responsible Tor
% @ lSs IN
or Ss me % ~ IS or or a@s @
,snai institutions; licensing Keepers q iniesencs
Ifces; preventing the employment OF PinkertOn de
ectives lcheersl; therefore,
ResOlred. That we, wOrkingmen OF New York
md Brooklyn In mass meeting assembled. |
Bennett Hill lCheersl; be IL further
Rss0lred, That we call upon all workers, both
With head and hand, to rally to the support OF
he Democratic standard bearer. demOnsira
~ this action that labor Is ever loyal TO its
riends: and be Il finally
RcsOIred, That this meeting pledges itself TO
work unremittingly and increasingly till the
POLLS close on Nov. for the candidate who has
lone more than any other public man OF the
'nited States TO advance the interests of all
organized and unorganized. and
o protect the plain people OF the state from
nonOpollstic and plutOcratic encrOachment-
he Hon. David Bennett Hill. lCheers and APP
,lause.
NILS AFTERNOON TALK.
-OAg IsiAAa city DesOerats Tara Out 60
Hear HIn.