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K
WORKMEN
ADVOCATE,
few
Second lcu iUi. 6
iUtu ilaucn, Connecticut, Sunday. iXoocmbcv 7, ISStf.
v!ce 3 (Tent
(1001) U I' l I 1 ( ! '
V I V V 7 1 IHjVI I 1 1 : I ' j
THE LABOR PARTY HAS COME
TO STAY.
.700 Voles for l'rincih' Tin' l.almr
Vuli' in I In- Male Ne Ihnen
l,M's Well ritl!M'nrt
Hoes r.eller New
V in k's niee.
Tin- result of tin- Sialo olootion
last Tuesday, was the usual olio a
colli illllo'l tenure of ullio.' lor tho
i ; 1 1 1 i I a I i s I s . uhioh moans that tho
uni kinmon w ill e. intuitu' lo pay
rent ami lahor umlor I ho 1 i t a t i.ui
of thoir I Hisses. lint, there was .moth
er n.; ..It u healthy, imloioinlonf
I Alitor party was horn, ami fr pre-
si'iil. imlioatioiis, v,o jude if has
nunc to stay until its "run. I olijoet -the
I'liiani'i jKit.i. n nf tho imu-.-os
from wac shnci v, is a.oooinplisho.1.
Our hrothors in Now 'ork hao
spoken with no uncertain soutnl
ami their vu'torv is I'uil of cn
coiirairomciit for I ho working people
of I 'onncotioiit.
As far as ran ho learne.1 I ho total
vote for the Lahor .an.li.lato for
Governor, Ihu'hert, t'. I'.akor, was
'.',iiii;.
Tho vofo in this oily was as fol
lows, ami shows tho spaniel-like li
delity of tin- w;i;'c workers to llieir
liossses:
State
Ti.K.-l.
I a-1 nv ,en
laloes. li
I .' ss I ll i i I
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Toliils. ? I'NOl 111 I'J.ii-i 'I'.V! I'.'li'-'l
Tin- following tahle shows tin- vote
for (lovernor, hy counties, ami
ounht to make the exploiters feel
that tlu-V have an eternal nmrtve
oil t he people:
tin-: I'll'. ! "K i.iivi.kmh;.
roi N'li i:m.
New I hivell,
Fiiirlielil,
ll.'irlf'or.l,
lalehlielil.
New lam. Ion.
WiNilliam,
Mi.lill.'si'X,
Tollaml,
i, a-'ini. ' vi-i ' -i.l t
i i .n an;.' !
allV lll.'i'J'l
am; -Jaaiis
Hi'.'
II
IS
ma
!!!
tuina
l'.'na;
C1M
(iaaS
' I
I I v I
us; i
vr..o lli'.iru !
Total.,
, ,
I"'l"'r ""'
Hut, rcmenihcr.
only represents the nucleus of a :
movement that will spr. -ad as last as ;t a1 (..n,v (1;lt(i w(.n ; p,.,.,,,,,,.,,, , ,,ini, ,,,, have accomplished
truth anil li-ltt will open the eyes ol j )i,i.(v wi' u, Nii, (f th(, , wh;i, h(, , ,,.,-,,,,1 ,,, pun'v.
thf people ol the State. j di-trict cluhs have hoen hroko'i up. 111- that oil v. and In- would have
, Then' were Lahor candidates or I ( (hi, 1(,.l(l,,.s slalt, lh.,t 1rV wj 1 mu,, nii morons enemies i t. ai
Conrcss 111 t hrce ( 'on.UMVssi,,iia Ihs-, k)) p , . a it;.! i.,n until the next tempt. lo is- ,,w a lix,- man ami
iMacts, and their vote was as lollows : , (,, ,.,;,, i ,VpIVSl.n unuciulc. I just l.-l.--
District. I lenrv L. Super. :i;i
J " (ic.nxe Miinsiield. I -.''"
" Si-tl, l. Hin-htini. ti.'s
A WJW expected, Natiatuck sus-
tailiorl ' her reputation hy elect ini;
the (.land idiite of the Lahor I'artv for
Ilepresi.ntiitive, l-'rciierick II. Kin.
to tho legislature, and cast a ntajori-
ty votcJ lor the Lalmr State ticket,
Tin1 election of Cornelius l. M it n-
soil, of Heacoti Kalis, to the le'isla-
tu re, ail ils one more independent La-j
hor represfntiitivc to the Icoi.sl.-tturo.
llcacoii l"'alls is next itoor in-iviiTior
to N.'Hijjatur'k. and has well cniulal - ;
e 1 In-r nohlo- example.
There were no tloiiht several hop
resentativi'8 (deetiMl on the old par-i
tv licki'tn who are nicnihers of the
(Inler of Knights of Lahor, as was
the ease in this citv. hut if 1 1 1 v do
not improve udon tln-ir predecossois
of last vear the workinineii need
no; eonsjriitulaU' themselves upon
their election. Of the ','1 lleprc-
seiihitives two, Kin and Mutison,
arc elected UJMII1 the Lihor I ick.-t -
""' lvst "Ui' rll'rl""1 1,1 : 1 1 ' ; 1 1 !
;s, parly nominations. The twenty- ,
four Stall' Senators :ri' ail f iln
capitalist variety. 1
Uriil'ii'jiort i-:isl. almiit I'.'.'i straight
Lahor otis. thus Icailin Now llav- j
I'll on t In' Mali' ticket, hile on the .
Note lr ( 'olli;i''SSIIi.lli, New llaU'llj
rasl lil for Mansfield, j
Car! ti. KmlH. our candidalc for
Si'iiator, received over Iimi yolo. It ;
does hot speak well for tin- woi I, iiil'-
iii'-n of Now Haven to I, no elected j
a man lor Senator who went I.. Now
'-k lo stump for the r.oo.ilo"
H"will, a-am.-l Lalmr "s Can- j
delate. Henry Co,. r.-e. I ',,r ,,u r I i-H, j
f.'lh.w rili.riis a is an espivial lis-
ura.-o, oii.-ulorm- ll-nn li.-oi-rs j
-in -at seru.-es for hvlaml ami t ho
Irish. To their honor ho it said , j
how.-wr. the M niioiiij. nl inn -
men olei with the Lahor I'arlv
I the way. t lie eleo! inn of a I ii i -
eriior w ill fall to I ho I'-L' lai arc mi
ller tin- law. This will v.io the
Kuij;hls nf Lahor w ho happen to ho
oleet oi I a, eliaiiee to oho- .se hot W'eell
Iwo c.'ipiialists. duo a seeoml .rate :
iwvi-r ami politician, ami t ho ot her
a hanker.
Now , thou, feilnw work im-n, ei
r.-.'iily for another ih'inon-t r.il i.n
1 1 1 t inoiil h. e lun o made n .roml
he.inninu', ami if it is to ho t urnoil
to account, we inut colli iiiue in the!
same line. L. t us iloulilo our o.
at I ho Town ami I 'ityVhvl ion ..n t hi
i I ll of I leeem her.
Lvii;k' 'Al'il'""iil ''""I .'mv!-
oil returns iiiereasp t ho Liilmr I'arl v's
vole hv Inn or more.
NEW YORK'S VOICE.
Siti I'ilit I'liiiiisiinil Citizens De
clare lor tlie l.iilmr I'arl).
The vote cast for I lonry ( ieoi'o;.'
was a splomliil hoixinnino; for t he now
parly in New York, ami not a olo
of tin- Us. mm will have hoen "thrown
away." Organized Liilmr through
out the laiiil was eueon I'iicil hv the
nohlo showing of Now York's toil
ers, ami tin- example is sure to he
oniiilu.te.l. To ho sure, wo haven'l
all o'of I l"ii r lonro'os to vol.- for,
hut there is har.lly a oily in I he
country that lia-s not. aiimm; its
workers ooil ami tru.- men worthy
the Votes of I ho people.
( her fifty cases of hriherv, inliini
iliition .-uni assault hy "repuhlieaii"
illl.l "ilollloorat ie" heelers w ill he
hrouo'ht hcl'oi'c the courts hv the La
hor I 'arty through a corps of twenty-oi-ht
volantcor lawyers. The a ll i . i a -viis
Inn.- hoen taken ,aml counsel as-
siu'lieil to every case.
The Central Lahor I'nioii cant
tiai-'ii cominittee hold a meeting i
1. ''
l'liursdav nii.'ht .and considered tin
nucstiou ,f formin.a pcrniauent r-
L'ani.at mn. It was an-cil to i.-sin- ;i ;
i-'ill . i, the districts I.,', scud del US
,() ,( t Vt-t i i a i . which w ill hdiold i
j ('hairuciu dohn M-Ma--k in sai'1 : !
"This is m,(. the end of this niovc- '
,ni.ut-all,i V(lll VV1 s,,,. that hy tin- I
time tin- n-t olo.-t ion ta k.- plao.- w o :
j will have an ortrani.i'il Liilmr partv j
, ciptal lo enpo with the ol her political
iir;iiii..itiniis." !
! Ih-ports w.-r.- haudod m hy Ihe
district leaders, and complaints were !
I received from iln- watchers who,
worked ;it tin- polls on i-l.-.d ,011 d:tv.
Thi s.- complaints w;il In- handed
; over to tin- law 'omm .t (.. A coin-
,'niitti-e was appointed to make ar-
ratiemcnts for a mass tn4-t i utr 'he
lu-vt i-vi-ninc;.
At the meetim; of tin- Contra! ;
ooiniuit! th- same eveiiiiiL'. the or-
Lrauii-r of tin- Twentieth Asseinlily
district turm-d in ti haiam-e of
not ep.-itded iti the campa::!. The
district oave Mr. (icor-io d,:;i I votes,
as against ''.' for Mr. Hewitt, and
;ill tin- mom-v expended hy 1 he 'en-
tr.il comniittoi- in tin- disLriot was
t .
The district ori'aiiiers w dl meet
Tuesday mulii In amnui' for 1 In-'
convention'. This ru-nim: I In- share- !
holder-; of th ..... will as-a-mMe. j
To morrow Mr. i r will In- dnn-l
l I h 1 N r s ia jut Men's lli'iirv
Coorire ':i nt paiiru Clu!i.
M i'. I ionise deli led I In- it that ;
hi'llail recently called oil dailies (I. I
lilaim'. "I wouldn't know I'daine j
from Ailam if I saw tlmm walking
stilt- liv ilf dow n I'.roadwav. The j
rt n i r I i - i 1 1 u 1 1 I'oinulal ion, "
'('j,, in.,U ,. ,;,,,,,, ,,' ,. j
tlll,.,l,s and nmrdcvrs" was .-looted I
(,v ,1Ur;,in;t,,, methods), tin'
w,'.rkiiiL' ( pi,, ,. ,,,h,, ,, ,1:ltl
; m p v ,!,,.,,., ., candidate ile-v
,;,Vl. . nllI ,,f , ,,.s as
,j.v j ,,,' ; MU:I) f
,.m.v (,,,..,,.; ...xhortai ',. Ami
, , ,..', lt s t r. 1 1 1 ! , I . at tin- onion
as llrVl ,, ,,,,,( ,,.. Vol
:iw lull- must Lalmr permit itself I..
he eplo;. il; Vet awhile llllisl th.'V
pav rent lor lain I; hut only vet
awhile. Tin- il,i .lawn- lor hoiiol
L nlior, ami from t In- Allan! 10 to l ho
I'aiille w i rk ; i ij i m 1 1 are oe.kim: ;ul-
min,lL,K u i,oii ! hoi r la', .i hers in X.-w
ork , ami t hey are 'jam i ul' eou r.a;j
t ! i 1 Iniiio as i hoy look.
o semi our heart v i: reel ins.
IT ECHOES AFAR.
I.n -iin-ii n A ri-lorraN Ti-iir the llisr
ol the I.,iImii- I'.irti.
I r.-at consteriiiit ion pio:iils ainonj;
t In- capital ists in Liilainl over t he
I,,,-,!, of the now L:,!,,',,- ';ltlv.
ho
-feat (h'elopiiii'iil of its st rciml h in
N.-w 'York ami Chicago causes in
tense alarm anions the exploiters.
The SI. Jiimrs (;,i;rf says it is
an "tiiiplciisiint fad." that so many
wmk i no iin-ii arc reaily to vote for
"coiiliscittioll." The Shlu'iif' fc.'ir.
a I'l petil loll of I he l-'relich roxolulioll
in America, ami I ho Tiuns howls
like a thief that has hoen c:im.rht
s.ealmu'. The ', .)! i;,r.,H,
Stcinl's p.'ipcr, lakes the niosl scusi
lilc view of t In- matter, though it is
nat ui'idly opposeil to the Lalmr Par
ty's principles; hui it, roanls tin
vote for (icoro'e as a inoss;ic of hope
from the New World lo the Old.
The e;id lidlllLTS h;l0 encoll rilled
I In- workers of I ho whole on il i.od
world, ami the result cannot fail of
ureal, hem Til to I In- toilers.
DAVITT AND GEORGE,
iliela-i'iil lrili l.i ml I ...i u u o r Cm-
U' I'.llll lilies the llli'licin.
( 'll n A.m. Nov. I - l ii liaol I la it t
ex pre. -.-ed u'l'cal ploa-ui'o yeslerdnv
over t ho result of t In- N ow ork
election. Ilonr icor-;o, ho said, i
lunch stroma-!- now t hau if Im had
hoen elected M;n..r of New ork.
only loiin-d In- would ho elect. -
, ,' , , h.V(, kiri,.,
, . ,. . ,, ,, , ,
lm" l'l'l"'l"- novo,'
have hc-u hoard of aft.-r that, for
-rraph'-l M r. ieor-e to t lie cil.-ct ! hat ;
I coiierr.it u hit ed him on esi-apiiiLr '
'penal serxitmle' in tin- city lc.ll of (
N--w York. Mi'. !o-o-;v 1- an mi
p .rtant. fx-'lnr in tliiseounlry to-day, 1
ami In- is a Lrreat.-r nnin in Ivirope
than here 1 1 1 nam.- is a i-oiniuoii i
term with us in Lnulainl and Irekiml. ;
ami his .hook is on in-arly excry shell.
ll.-isu man of luains. ami .ui will,
h.-ar from Inm m the futuro."
Mr. I'aviu s.ml that soin.- of 1 In- :
p;t..r.s .f the dav r- hmw Jtad iih
ivon-sented h;n, in that llioy said In
had pi'.i.-Iaiiin'il a.tili! rj;c at
'.!c-u stupp.'d. "I ln! sav Ilia!. Mn
I .-.aid inoi'o that tin- n ipois d; lu't
see tit to make plain. I added why
I didn't . s ie '0 s, ,. him .-hi t. d. as
it would destroy him for fnt in.- u-. .
1 was rcipio.-a-.'d to come at puhli. lv
for (ieore. hut I refrained, as I am
not here to assist iti polities, hu' am
In-re only for tin- cans.- of Ir.-lau I.
and il would haw h.-eii indelicate for
nn-to have .loin- any thin-rinthat
direction. "
TLHUIliLY IMPORTANT '
lM-iiall.t In the ( niolnlal.v of the
K O, I'. I ii ki ts.
out t ho ,lav I I'oiV ele. lain
N , n II V 1 S. ' I
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No lea.-olial.le ie r.-o coil hi I U . I
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'..'in "llll I I It I I I 1 1 lil I II I 1 1 1 Oi . I
".leiiioi'i'al "and ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 . .' a . i T io", used
in U really iimaM w hat the dielioi).
a V s;ls ii does. I'.nt there's the
I'll 1 1. Let the Work ino jn opto eare-
lu hy l oad I ho naui.-s signed to i
and ,-'ee if any were-worker is .inioliL'
I hem who has iillii .vcd hiiiisell to he
used ,is a cat's-paw hy outer fellows
Ihiiu 1 dm. self. At any rale il will ho
well to rciii. nil.er those wrv iiuxioiis
cxllolteis V, ho shout for the hosses
JUS! In-fore oleet loll, .'yid dcote t he
1 he re-1 of t ho year lo Wol'llllliv.
I lionise! yen into t ho coulidouee of t ho
innocent workin-jinen. Yes. it's a
very important circular,
RAILROAD MOLOCHS.
The I'ol low iiiL1'. from I ho A'A W-
. !;', the toio";i-;thiors' journal, slums
lo w hat oi i'eines r.iili oail eorpora
I ions will :.'i i to i i ti ii -ii ,i the d i i
.1. iid.s:
"Tin- h'aih'o a -1 Siiiei'in(eaieiil , ill 1 Iii a r
i l i i'l Ul;; ill I hi -oil y i W 1 1 w i e,s il'.a i i.oitei I
a I i lie . I j . j '. i 1 1 ill lie t o all i :i. , I ejii esenleil ,
lhal 'It' illl 1 1 .1, e -hold. I he ,l',ihle.
h .ieloiess or oar i'.iiki , I tie I'k'.ht lo
1. 1 1 ii i i in iisal i.ui w ol ii. .I I '. r.iii-
ni.i-il," The itiihei.'.iil word h the l..i
hoi" I hroii.h whi.'h the i ,i ; Ir. .a. I -. .1 u p.i
I lies Hi ilil In liill I to I ,iM ie I I- . . illsi
liinly. l'ii,!.lo e, u lm an- ai;ii.,.le. I )
llle e,U'- : I i'l lo he io..ei lit ill) the .,i
l'..l, I he lllolllelll ihi'X illl dlsiihled. Our
I'-" i. lor- in.- into run d I hat I nil arhil iii i
liiiM.'iia;-.- hiis no leeal l;ilus, :nn it i
v. it tun t he H'o nice ol any enin I to d.-iix
Ih.-riuhl 1 1 1 sii hi ml . IP I'-i 1 1 s 'o i i'.iir ;i
I'llle so llluelieloii', all'l Ulllllalll ."
Who and w hat an- I he-o "siipoi im
lends I"'" Let t I ' 1 1 1 In- I'eilieiii hel'ed
the days lo conic: ami iiioauw hilo
Id. us licnd oxerv energy lo make I ho
1 :i: I ro. ids pu hi ii- propcri .
'SCARED CHICAGOANS.
A Hi?' Sni-ialisl nle lilccliii" lln-ir
Men "Our , ml-c."
The follow in;-, despalell l'r M 1 1 il
capitalist .source -Inm s how t in- cap
italists r. I' I 1 ho New I'arlv:
"Cm p yon. Nov. I. The .jreat
lllallifcslat K'll of strength hv Ihe
Socialist Lahor pallx is 1 In-senal ton
In re. and althoii-h. alter mn- of the 1
wwi'inest lights known for years, tin-
I'e.illlilieail enmity ticket has pull.-d 1
inrc.-l, hv a li.uma rat n ,-U siiiiill 1
.iiajorin, th- victory ,s lost h-.I,! of;
in 'liiisitu-ss and ooiimi.-reia! ciivi I
ii 1 -niiton: plat mil of t ho r.-x i-htt ion of
tin- stl'eti-tll of the "reds," t,s
Wi I'e fl'eelV olfel'cl Tui-s.lay that the
o. lillistlc Mile Would liot exceed I -
'"w hot. Cm.' I;nair. turns t;l,-. the
t-i'.il in-ar.-r lo 11 .0. . i 1 1 1 1 l: ' I'icn
'c-";:i-t, whom les ici.'llo'l "our
ju-lu'i . " ami ".1 . a w In nil ' In- - r.-at - ! a -am .ij .1 d In. 111 prison. It will Im
est !i li- iva- made hy the repuhil j 1 einciiil.. r.-d 1 11.1t In- ua arrested in
a ':... i-e. .!i . Ie, tic largest o!' j n,iri:i iiiioiil lline mouth- iii;n. h.niii",
L'lxcii !o aliv . iind i-lii'i- on any tieki-t , i,.r ui-ioly Hire.- yeiirs i -,-nl.-il tin-
eccit .llld .'e Knieki I'lioeker. who I elii l'l s ' 'I ill.' I .' ' I ,sia n police lolirr.-st
hii 'no opp.i-itioii. lY.mk Lawi.-ri '"r ''"' :'-""" ; ''"'' ""I"'
.' , , , 1 .'ii't .oln -, I oh Soi.. ikm. 111 lleceiu-
;s ic-e.. -. (. .I to ( on-'i-.-.-s l.y a v r. , lH.K uv ,,irlili 1)(. t,,,lt
narrow n,ijor,l, in.-' vote slalnl ill 1 I la-aieil w ill k.-i-p out i.l Iln-.-Int. in-s of
I" 1 "1 to 1 d I fof i i.'ilsiiU . t he social- j his el 1. 11 lies,
s! eaiidnhi'.-. Tie- socialists elect I .... . . .
, 1 ll.-ll il mail hll , il iol'iills pliister,
six nii-lll'ii l's- ol III.' --tale assellll. IV . i,!,,., j, ;. ,,,, ,e -,-lieinlly
and ..in im luh. r of t he slate senate." .,tii I,, to In-, h.ariini.
SOME VICTORIES.
l.uhnr Knoeks mil " llciii.M-ral ie" and
j "lii'iMililii-iiii" ( a!ilalM-.
j 1 la i ei a i 1 1 Iheir . ollijov-ai -Hal oali.ll
I 'lale. ( ilea- on. aii'l hmle.l Hie "il.-uio
j oral ." I aw or, in i lie 'J 1 1 i i I h.i i i.l. .-Ii.ieal-u
li-il a Male N nalol 'all. I
' -' Winl'h Mien ;ill slraiulil -ml I a I mi'
:
oan.ll.lalo. The lailieal w .0 Lllioiu -ll
l a''1' i aa.a w it Ii I'.e eail.il "I. or
j l.e.-i-iif," liu-e men 1 1., i ,a,., n , 1
1 el. I ..UII.-..
I. "I l-V II. 1. 1', Ks.. N,. a. Speal.er
t'.iile,les seal li.e, lieen m h ,'iliilu.r
! I 1 1 . 1 1 . . I' 1 1 i 1 1 . . . I T I . , ,1 l i , ,. K I
ia ii . .1 I li'inia ii i;u - ail ii -. I 'rnh-.-l imiisl
' "I l - III. Iii -.ids " h.-lj.eil ho i I. i III. II lo In-ill
i ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 u In. is :i lav r, liter.
I VI I I.'. I'll.- Sole lion,;; ;i .'lose one,
I'll III. ...!ll 1. liill-, M' 1 1 1 1 . ! i eer-.i
.oer the 'tn-iii;tli .li,..i.il 1 1 the work
111 .- nieli, I tier.' I . U: iw . I all, of in
I in..; I ill ii-l. m Ii) an ollhaal i ..mil."
I'l"' "Hi' iat, are tool-, of ll ileinoeral
I'-" e;i-iliilHs.
S" M v., N.o . :;. i hir l.iilioi
allililiit. , I l..-l,ui-. w il eleeleil to I 'oil
! . ' I'i'alm; ln"il.'iiioei:itie oiiioiieii
, i , , , a , , j . ,, i ,, , , , , ,M
j ' o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , who i.i ;i rank c;ipi a !- .
Mn.w i io I , Nov . a. The l.nhor l'arly
hiixe elect e. 1 lu-ir eiiinliiliiie I'm t 'micros,
1 1 -'1 1 1 Nil nth, he, ides I In 1 1 w hole t 'oil lily
ticket. The u oi -kinsmen hae lel'l the
oi '-li'-.'iii ' an. I "il.-iii. ier.it ie" earl n s,
i ,'' I""!"'-1'" run llieir ow n maehine
in ii ;n o r . e lei el Jo lopnrl t In- re-
' Ii ' i ii I our ,'ireli eiienix , t io . h'n -k;
lull the lll..'ieniet Lahor Mile Was
e.'iiliae.l lo 1,'in'uie, I an I liiiro, I 1 1 'ros.se,
Mai llielle, iiinl ,is eit ;ui. ieinitv.
DISSOLVING UlkSINESS HE.LATIONS.
Ilie hoyeotl ,s hecoiuin; llliixel'sal,
tlioii;;i uni know ll iM-ry w here hy thai
llilllll or .iinilu.'led l-Xili-tly in thesililll-
way. I n ( ieriiiiinv, w here an Amerii-aii
li.iyeotl Would lll!ilohe,y he a vio;
l ion ol i he kiw , Ilie la I mi- oriiiii.atioiis
-iliiil "I'i'iiiilM' lo dissohe liu-iiief,s 1 1 l.i -t
ion-.' w it Ii a linn ami all w ho deal w it Ii
or a .- it.-, i.imih, Tin- linns and corpora
tions there do this thenisehes very often
ai;ainsl ol l.ei w ln do not comply strictly
Mlh t i'.i. lo lobulations; :,o they c;in have
no ,nii ui in or eoniiiiinl when the work
nieli liMihi' t o . lo I he sii ' i h - with llieiu.
ean't dow n ili.il lioM oll : HmuUiii
l.uhn, r,rs,:.
THE EXTRADITION TREATY.
A io ni 1 1 is all.'inpl is to In- nia.de
illll'lll;,' the next se.s.sioii nf ( 'oni-css
lo secure I In- rat ilieal mil of I he !ay
ard I 'In ! p;, ox I I'iid it ion I real v. The
Kmji'sh ;iL,. iil ;il iishiuefoii is
workiii'.' .-I I'l'iiiinusly to a.-hiexo this
re ;u It . ami seems to think I hat his
ellol Is Will ho successful. The ( 'illl-
a i i i . 1 1 1 Miiiister of Justice declares
I li.il if I he l.i w of exl riul il mn is im
perfect I ho lilatue rests "cul in ly on
i the ui. ricans." and claims that, on
several oei-a.-niiis he has tried, hut.
willlolll sneeess, "lo arratiL'e with
I he rnitod Stales a ul Imril i.-s so as
md lo make Canada a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 p i 1 1 o
'ji'oiiuil for N.-w ork hoodie alder
men and I he like. "
There IS no ohjeet Ion here Iii the
adopt ion of a t real y for the extradi
tion of ordinary criminals. The
Hi ll i.-h 1 1 i-i i i iiii-i 1 ! and its ( 'amidi.-in
Sll lull'. 1 1 tin I cs have never evinced a
' sincere dosir.- to make any sn.-h ai
1.1 mjeiii. -lit. The I r.-at y w hioh I he
I' luted Mates refused to ratify was
aimed iiriueiiiallv at I hose who mi'dit
,(,k ,hl., ()V(1., h ;,lW (- 1 j t i l , ni,. m
Ireland or chew here ami was ealou-
laid to diyrade this h'epilhiio to the
'' "'dil ion of 1. eolonv of L-lan,.
No sind, arra-uenii'iit u id or on-hl to
l',','rU'' 1 '"' ",,d. someiil o the
A in.-i lean people, and am till nr.- at-t.-mpls
in t h.tl direct ion w ill meet,
v. 1' 1 1 us little sieci".s as has at tended
I h.'in in t In1 pa ,. Irish II nrhl.
AN ESCAPE.
1 1.1;;. noli, the lam. ai, Nihilol, has
City and Town Convention !
THE LABOR PARTY TO THE
FRONT.
IO Tl Ii A (J A IN.
According to a vole passed tit the
meet 1110 of t he I iidopendeiit Lahor
X . 'lei's at he meet III",' held ( k'tuher
'-'Illl, there will he a tueetino at
Trades Council Hall, this (Sunday)
afternoon at .' o'clock, for Ihe pur
pose of taking practical steps for
part i i 1 ni I ii n in the City ami Town
Kleel ion as a Party.
Therefore, t he independent Lalmr
Miters arc invited lo he present and
assist in the work hefore us.
Lrateriially,
Tin: Tows Committi'.i-:.
THE CAMPAIGN LIST6.
There an- still a niimhei of the
cauipaie'ii suhscripl ion list, issued hy
I ho Trades 'o unci I, out, w hich should
he returned as soon as possihle to
Mr. Charles Stodek chairman of the
committee, in order that a full re
port may he puhlished next, week.
The expense of the last COtnpilill ill
this city, it isexpecled. will Hot reach
more than and there were a
sullicieiil nuinhcrof tickets printed
to supply Ihe voters of a city throe
I iiiu-s t he size of New Haven. Thin
was Ihoue'hf to he necessary in order
lo ,'ioooiniuodale tii ket thieves.
K. OF L. SOCIABLE.
Next Tuesday evening, Nonpa
reil Assemhly, K. of L., will iveti
socialile at KnihlH of Lahor hall.
Thomas will furnish music, tind
lliirus will prompt. The hall is one
of Ihe lines! in Ihe cilv for cnjoviiio
a pl.-iisaiif ewnini;' with music, and
daiicine', ami the prospect are t hat
I here w ill he a jroml time for the
Kni''hls and their .oii-sfs.
THE HORSESHOERS' FIRST.
Thanksgiving iiiht will he celc
hriilcd hy the .loiiriieymeii llursc
shoers' I' nioii with a soiree at Ihe
National Armory. The 1 lorscshncrs
are a n.-w union, and this pleasant
occasion will alTord tin opportunity
for union men of other era I'l s In he
come aouiiaihted vvifh them.
DOWN SOUTH..
At .. I st y, li;i., Nov. I. - 'i I'd.
Wright, a inemh.-r of the national
executive committee of Ilie Kuihls
of Lahor hits Hiiliinilli-d to the mill
presidents these propositions as a
hasis for the settlement of the
tronhle with the operatives: That
the deiiia'nd fur an increase of ! per
ceiil. in the pay of the men he
waived, providing the mill presidents
iiLtree to incrciise waes hefore pay
iiiLr atioter diviileml to stockholilers:
t hat effievanecs like Ihe pass or line
system he ahnlishcd; that no dis
crimination he made against ineiti
hers of the order euujn'd in the
slriki : that rents he n mittcd until
next .lannary; that dilliciilties in fu
ture he settled hv arhil ration, and
that I he hours of lalmr he reduced
from ii to nil hours per week and
piece hand he paid H per cent, ad
vance to make up I he d i iTerence it)
lime. The mill presidents accepted
I lm lirst I hree propositions, ;tnd the
fourth w ith v, ti!i!!i!i',-:tiii!t r. wi '
remitted up to the present time.
The others will he considered.
A BIG DUCK.
The Hartford Timrs (rahid capi
talistic "democrat") says the Lahor
I'arlv isa " 'repuhlican'ilei'i.yilnek."
New York Cily has developed ipiite
a hi;j duck. then, ami it is still a
'rowiit.L'. The Lahor I'arlv in Con
necticut is hut ti diickliii":, compar
ed with New York, hut it's a heathy
hird. and will improve.

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