New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
LJOTOR MEN OUT FOR TANHANf.
THEIR ALLIANCE OPENLY AVo"hD IN
THE INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION.

IndiansnoIis Ind Oct. 10 (SpeciaD-lhe s'oin
centre OF the New-York municipal campais" was
transferred to Indianapolis for an noun VI M
this afternoon and in the course OF 'he
some things were said by the leaders OF 'i'e "quo
interest IN the metropolis that will not sound so
we'll 10 the New-York public az they ala 10 '"e
delegates OF the National Association OF Reta"
Ttnuor Dealers The subject came UP "heh
committee from tho International Clgarmakers
Union headed by John T. Darneli maoe pieA
that the association adopt resolution inuo' s'ie
the blue label Morris Tekulsky. eX-preslueh. Va
the State Association Of Liquor Dealers OF New
York and for twelve years chairman or their
IeeisIattve Committee demanded the privilege or
asking a question IF we going to support
tho international union he declared. we want
10 know that the labor agitators or New-Aorh are
not going TO go contrary to orr interest," ever! to
a man supporting our cause comes u? LOT oihce
We want TO krow that the labor element Is not
going 10 support Henry George or Low OF tracy
We want TO know why the labor men are always
putting up candidates to divide our vote. In TINS
campaisn We find every labor agitator IN New
York supporting Henry George
Newman OF Brooklyn In an excited speech oe-
clared that he had experience with the LABOR men,
One OF then, had come TO his local organization
ssk,no an Endorsement Of the blue label. and had
got II. Two weeks later he accepted nomination
and began Hghting the Democratic candidate ior
senator. nominated in the liquor interest, as hard
as he knew how.
McKeon. OF New-Jersey. declared that the cigar
makers we're not getting fair treatment. ana .ia'
thew had no right TO bring politics into the matter
This brought Tekulsky to the front AGAIN Inc!
saw We mustn't talk politics" he declared men
I'd Ike 70 know what In the name OF Sheoi We TO
organized for? When our interests are concerned
In notifies il is our business to talk Pohucs' anu
hero is the place TO talk IT.. ~
Mr. Rinn president OF the Central Association
q, New-York. took a hand. we have done every
th,ng for the union men in New-York, he SAID
and to-day We find them fighting us with canal
date I'm every Assembly district IN the city, ~hen
We are making life-and death hght TOT our oW WI.
supremacy and for that OF the regular Democratic
ticker When they put Up CANDIDATES. tiidt - HSnt-
Ing ms for the result is that Repupncah SIPS
in and when a Republican goes 10 Albany the
liquor dealer stands no show EHem ven, ~ my @sw
district thew have q candidate who Will get a Few
hundred votes and perhaps eiect the kepupiIcaii;;
Tekusky here took the floor with another spe an;
eve have q strong organization, eaid ne, pun
though Tie Democratic candidate has declared NM
self with us heart and SOUL we did not dare come
out openly for him at our last meeting Isst We
might drive the voters from his support. But We
adjourned TO tho Tuesday before election. and then
NE shall get out and work II things are SNAPPED so
that we dare to make an open fight But the LABOR
organizations have Endorsed George. Now, every
body that knows anything about the New YORK
tight knows that George is out of it. lie says that
II Low wins he wins. and II Low wins, you Know
we have had three years OF that sort or thing,
and We don't want any more OF It.
The subject was referred 10 the RESOLUTIONS ,om-
mittee.