New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-28
Politics " THE {. T. [.


DELEGATE DAILY ACCUSES cHA1RMAN
PRINCE OF DOUBLE DEALING.
rosrit4. everything that can be- done 10 prevent
E, notifies Will crop ont at the meetings on '''
Central Federated Union. Al yesterday "''''.'7
Delegate Timothy " DAILY appealed from l"e ''-
cisiou % Chairman Prince in relation 10 " ''I"-
rlalnt Of the Pattern Makers Union NAV '''
Iron Moulders' Union had refused To- ''' " .'
entering into syr1nathetic strikes and in me DIS
-.,ss,,D which followed Prince accused Daily Of
tr.cRcry and Daily rotal"tcl hy declaring ''''
Prince was making himself prominent IN one poo
utcal PARTY for the sole object ~ getting h'Nh'-
nation for office from another party
Both men are taking an active part IN the or
ganization Of the Independent Labor Party ana
are members Of the Organization Committee
II was Delegate Flanagan. Of the Pattern Max
ers. Union. who complained 81 the Iron Mould"rs
Union The former organization is trying 10 COM
nei the abortion OF q nine hour w0rhday for ITS
members instead OF ten hour one. and has entered
upon strikes in several shops lt wanted the ITO"
rnould,rs working In these shops TO 80 ont 10 s II"
pathy bat they refused. because the bylaws OF
their organization DO not permit them 10 do so
until certain conditions have been compiled with.
Delegate Thimme. Of the Druggists League
moved that the Iron Mouders Union be- compelled
10 leave the Central Federated Union
Chairman Prince declared that there was no
bylaw In tho constitution Of the Central Federated
Union That would permit this action Continuing
he said that the Delegates could appeal from his
decision
Delegate Hawkesworth. Of the Amaleamafod
Engineers Union. did so. but when the matter
was put 20 "a vote the Chair was sustained
The meeting then proceeded TO other business
when an al once Delegate DAILY Jumped up and
| moved that tho vote be reconsidered
What IS your reason" asked Chairman Prince
"you will find ont by and bly," replied DAILY.
Are YOU UP 10 some trick? a good many dele
gates know o. your tricKcry" said Prince
u demand an explanation" shouted Daly There
is not half as mucn 10 be- known about me- AS there
| Is about you. DO not ike your carIynf, water on
uo,h shoulders for one political party while you Dee
16oiyma9 Prince is a member of Tammany Han.
and is also connected with the De-" In-'p'AHtAl
Thc decision Of the Chair was rcconsidercd. and
/ again it was sustained. ..--,,., ~.
Chairman Prince then showed lsilrr "H,1. ne
c6arrod hat some labor organization were raising
c2lFapo9 f lg5 70 d 9FeS be bcisa t bay
! iii is ANONYMOUS" replied Chairman Prince.
/ Put # I'm The waste basket said Delegate
The he delegates would no, permit CHAPMAN Prince
otsi 10 5n ~ 16 Servants attached 10 a labor or
/ qanzation arc collecting funds 10 bride legislators
l amor boiies are b5ckine mem up Il is Your dujy
adopted 10 prevent organ.zatons from being looked
To opiv citv and National employees who have
unions are the street cleaners. dock hhorers and
a number Of delegates smiled Significantly a. th'
fact OF Chairman Primo halne P"-o,F7&n OF ,h',
/ letter which Do appeared 10 MINK WouiH tuSr
! sensation. They also thought that they dlsceIhel
Delegate OBien. OF the Granite cutters Mon
declared that after I'D his union had done 10 siol
piso FOR violation Of he building law. DID, A.
siStan Corporation Lo4h-'i haq T Td1I r. i or
Il am tired Of az Tammany Han officials con
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