The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-12
THREE BIG MEETINGS.
Local Organized Workingmen t,
Show Sympathy for Strikers,
c. L. U. Will Assemble at CoOpe
Union. C. I. F. al Union Square.
brooklyn Socialists viii 'uunrrgal'
AZ Fort Greene.

TIA" rau !or a m1s.-u""Iae ,' ruur'.
rn.ou ,o-uipl' Issued ny tie rsu''1
Labor lui.u 'In main'l.. .,.l
rish's g. "a, poster, tuupUu.o
~, misrs 10 hs an wcr.I ty .IiE,
attendance.
Typographical Union SO. 6 aud lbs
tr.cl Assembly 49, Knights % Labor
viii cO-Operat. IN the meeting buj have
np' prepared - mar.h 20 'ha nail DO
bodies from 'heir headquarters. Lars.
numbers OF members Of each ,r:puina-
lion have signined an int"utinu tt heiug
present. but will Ga'hnr tN".r iudNidI-
ally
II was said that tn" following or
canizatione would march to al" meet
ing The Clothing Cutters. tn" 'luaI
aud Suit Cutters. and the liruthcrHoO!
II Tailors and tlOdkmak'rs Sore OF
the unions, however. has yet apple
- tn" police for a marching permit,
ind their members viii probably Assem-.
lie at tho hall.
The call for Il meeting. published H.
Iarge blueprint posters announces
hat among the speakers invited are
eugene pehs. President of the American
GALWAY Union, Samuel Gump.TS. frrsI-
rnt of the American Penetration cot
l.abor; James X. Sovereign. Grn"rnl
Labor lanes j.. Murphy. Pref
lent Of TNpusrdphicaI rnion 30. Il,
iieN. Father Ducry. Dr. Edward Nc
lynn, Henry ieorl,r Johm Swinton,
iioston: Edward King. George Is. Lloyd
ana other local labor advocates.
Is unlikely that behs ANA Sovereign
viii be represented by more than .u.
1DIrdpIng tplpprIinlS biIt I'l thpr
Frank k. Foster. editor of the EustOr
labor Lea Ter; George f.. McNclIl. John
2T H1Sy E GSIS Ni1 M1'm ,H IamF G
wick civic club, and G"ors" Is. LLOYD
'h"ir Intention to be present.
The Committee in charge Of the meet
ing says II has assurances that Dr.
MrGlynn will also speak.
Henry George win ALTO be ON hand
and address the meeting. "ir GeotE,
was seen Al his house this mUrninE ant
said that H. would be- present Tonight.
Whatever opinions lac entertained Of
tn. strike at chicago he reserved cX-
r-ssion of them until the meeting.
Here are som" of the texts of the
meeting. as published in the call:
wh'cn ia the dc'aror-Presidem' nebs OF Pres
id-nt Cleveland:
Federal authorities hasten to protect rurpu-
rate property and 10 trampe upon III" rights
They respect neither trial hy Jury, right OF
haheas corpus nor ire" speech
Federal military rule in free and se'' govern
INK states is molSrrhi"al'
Down with this sun. American coup dcll''
The services of. the Manhattan Musical
Union have been offered free Tor tn"
evening and accepted.
Supt. hyrnes granted PERMIT this
morning To the Central Labor Fedora
ton. the United Hebrew Trades and the
Socialstic Labor party to march in
pa ade from their Separdt" headquarters
next Saturday evening To mon SHuHr"
at tHaA l..4
The call for this meeting was issued
last evening hr the Committee Of ne
Labor party. which held "A conference al
81 East Fourth street.
The call says that the Western rail
road strike was previpitHted bE uurpOr-
ate greed. and that II chain has been
thrown about III" American lahOr-I.
who. AT present Is in II worse condition
generally than the "hattel slave: that
free speech has been suppressed. the
rights of citizens have been tramplra
under foot and that now tn" limit of
endurance has been reached For these
reasons the WOrl,ingmen of New York,
it IL urged, should attend the Union
square meeting
The United Hebrew Trades win pa
rad, through East hrond"aN, J"n erson,
Delaney, Forsyth, East houston ana
Fourth streets Ia Join the Socialists at
the Labor lvc"um. and from Their
they VIII march to thu square. About
2onn Italian Socialists VIII be- Ia the
parade. The west SIDE organizations
Will assemble AT %i2 West furty-s"cuud
street, from where they are to march
to Union Square.
The speakers at the mass meeting will
he: charles II. Maichett, Socialist can
didaie for iioN ernur; Alderman Matthew
MaI,uire, Of Paterson y j . Mrs LIMO
gene g, falcs, OF ErookIyn, II. Il. Sails
bury. Robert Winston. Alexander Iouas
Abraham tahan. Isaac Bennett. H.
llolrowit2. \. Johlinowsky rrn' An
X. Thomas. -. II. Martin. rrur. paui.I
ter. ie"rr- Ah"lsou ami T. I! Wake
man.