New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
LABOR MEN CONFIDENT.
roT1V y. PARSONS AGAIN SHOWS Up
TAMMANY HALL.
RAD TREATMENT RECEIVED By WORKING
MEN AT THE HANDS OF wIGwAM
LEADERS CALLED "LOAFERS'
BY A CITY OFFICIAL.


LEADERS CALLED "LOAFERS'
BY A CITY OFFICIAL
The following statement was given out last
,ioht At the headquarters Of the Independent
Labor party by John y Parsons
,rhe camp,ien Of the Indepcndent Labor party
was closed win q mec,ing 81 the txeeHtVe o 0ri
were made - Chairman parsons iiO" al5 81
.arrhlv district. after which MI faI-on. go" ,
single charge made by ne organize To ,.,
If Nov-York city against in iI's,nl, .|s M
HIM., i'n TO- labor ORGANIZATIONS had been refuied
The whole forces = tn. eamra,gIn -, Ts abor
movement, have, pi Sn ,oborinq people who
Vii tske The means # their votes on In's
day next 70 enter ln en ,ron, Tammany Han
eliminated SATURDAY night Ia which ne
were pleased 10 call II non -ilI IT, % e11ie AS far
as a response from Labor was concerned, an, o,s,s
only efectua in revealing "a tner ,d m 10 : nj
thheil ain sf'@oo2 fai"d By their action SATURDAY
rnou.r Tnion identified themselves Win mos W.
integrity of some OF the most hohoie1 '""'''
+, IL sngi.l9r indeed 10 note the attempts tnse
M 80 ,6at The ludcnendcnt LABOR party does n"0
represent the working people io.ss'.ns efac Of
o,rent Of ohop labor by tho present cl'y
'ailit on ali pnbii, works have had M Eft
Of Hat treatment so ndclby impIe sea d ns9d
tlom that any excuses oN,fea ny "l's ,bo,. have
not remove from their minds the lesson t"'s "'''
sustained.
so JUSTICE FROM TAMMANY
Tho 1ndopendent Labor party declared as reason
for ts xxi silence The utter failure lniousa W "
~ Az ,,,ion rnovonent Of securing justice 10 me
n rouc from our present city officials. and
offer ia evidence me Vettintht ,-.es ~" wan he
consen. and knowledge Of Tammany nan oileiGiils
q ralrouo system had been built Up Oh or i.'., :
wofidagmcn would nave to pay foT every t
secured iy them. and also eve uil i tIro,,eh
whom they were employed; until IN no1 d si"s 'n
public works be as high as those pad 10y p''''''
employers. .,.,.. ,...s made 70 the
As.in. his nasiiee S9mp1iH 10 WIS hs Wavor and
were met only by the statement from the 1o' :
fl,s civ were loafor- Complaint vas also n'"s
against these conditions 10 me c29Ils ~ Oh.
II was q. mcd necessary TO apply for rehef 70 ne
working people through me naiiot a"u - az en-
coara cement from the wage workers Of our ely,
both organized and unorganz't VINO peitN' ,",,ef
ho made There is no doubt that when the count
OF the vote given on Tuesday next ny me "oi &c
49, no, lll'n H. 10 H. ,tio,,r rcsentirg II
Due consideration must be- given I" me iorfr,s , -.
,. 80 he, v nave 10 nee IN This canvass;
am wiling 10 rely upon their honesty 20 poort ny
Tier votes the candidates on The Independeni La
/ bor psrtv ticket II viii rebound 70 the credit 81
crsry wofkueman in our city 10 have II known that
thev can stand together in opposition 10 any one
Who is an enemy even Tamnany Han not IA, ia1r
they have been asked or VII Doe @sn,d - 49, IN
4 party aie-iance 10 TamWany nan. Or any
+ ORGANIZATION. but because they have been 1Teattn
iadiy where they should nave oeon ,ti.eu ~ -
The reliance that poieians have IN me ~ ot an
labor is always divided will hrng mn ab S
f. A. last united and being united IS 70 be respectful
DUE To TNsELFIsH WORK.
The credit Of this great work Of uniting the
forces Of labor IN tnis canvass is due entirely TO he
unselnsh work given without hope o. re"aL1 10y 'H
Re l,r rbl M b9 he ar=t canvass where Fed
GRAFTON mon joined hands with tneir oro,neIS 5
KNIGHTS OF Labor. and have given iner uydiNlde.
support 20 Fighting the wrong that has brought
Tb. candis2tc presented by the Independent
Labor party whom the greatest interest was cen
Ills .olntv To the credit of the labor movement il
should be- recorded that not one representative MAJ
Do ia3or ia nj p's his recon- IN Iehaf OF
labor is unimueachahe. This j. t'stllel 10 ~
80 gnrh Mr. O'Buen belongs. as we'll a. eFers
member OF the knights of Lah9r Tnicn na we "i'
this campaign Mr. OBrien has had the united sup
port OF his associates in both the Feder1uon an, an,
%. workers represented In the Building Ir'de
Warv = the foremost leaders who haze taker
rart m akin ne e. ZIP 6 r.on eyeTy woTkine
man m our ely VIII t4ke pride IL can therefore
I .afclv stated th0t his election is assured as h
viii receive ar least sHOo votes from the workine
,.'..ia alone There are too larger considerations
! The great army of wage workers have been to!'
that i'm this country resort need not be ha4 70
/ thDv suTor NAV he rghted az the ballot box. tina
faly secure. when they nave once agreed upon,
! remedy for existing evils me necessary !es L
lion TO right those wrongs \ great many Of thos'
] Who have volunteered such advice hope that OF
panlzed Abor Will never act upon H. $1,000.
/ there was much TO justify me sheer tnat was ne