Chicago, Dec. 14. Edward Muliano),
the delegate from the Chicago Trade uud Labor
assembly to tho recent countess of federated
trades ut Columbus, O., arrived horn
yesterday. In conversation with a reporter,
Mr. Mulrunoy said the actions of the cot!
gross relative to tho trades iiutons and tin-Knights
of Labor was especially Important,
"One result of our action," suid lit, "in Hint
no.Knight of Labor card Will bo recognized
by any trade uttlon represented at Colum
bug. This meant) a war, I don't cure if it
does result In a war. If a man wants to
work at a union trade he must belong to the
union tlrst, and then be can go Into every,
thing he sees Ut. When I have trouble us a
bricklayer I don't want a butcher, a shoe-
maker and a blacksmith, who doe not know
anything more ubout bricklaying than a dog
doe about a side pocket for a bone, to act
upon any trouble that my union becomes in
volved in."
Being nuked about the political movement,
Mr. Mulrituey expressed bituself as decidedly
opposed to any third party movement, uii
Bald that many of the delegates ugree with
him. "The lubor people," wild lie, "win.
