The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01
AFTERNOON SESSION.

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AFTERNOON SESSION. u,
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment at o'clock, the President, Mr.. Hinch'
cliffe, in the chair.
The committee on credentials, reported
the following delegates as entitled to seats
in the Convention. ~
The delegates reported are as follows:
Aadrew Schroeder, Ship Caspenters' and
Caulkers' Protective Union, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,
Thomas NJ. Dolan. Grand Eight Hour
League, Detroit, Michigan.
Henry George, Grand Eight Hour League,
Detroit, Michigan. "a q
Wm. H. Stewart, Grand Eight Hour Lea
que, Detroit, Michigan, ~
John Hincbcliffe, Railroad Mems Protect
i've Union, Painters Union, and Machinery
Moulders Unioa, OF st. Louis, and Miners
Lodge, Of Illinois. "
james Ashworth. Workingmen's Union,
of st. Louis, Missouri. 3t{
Birmi CHAM, PENNSYLVANIA. e
d. d. Bolsom, Mechanics Association,
Norfolk, Va. q
ThOs. s. Denham, Honsepaipters' Union,
Washington, ID. G. t~ ~
J. D. Pheall, Masons' Union, Newburgh,
N. Y. = ia' 'siesa
Alfred NJ. Phelps, Trades Union, New
Haven, Conn. ti-i t' .''it' ''s
9. W. Gibson, Eight Hour Association,
New Haven, Conn. aA
w. Harding, Coachmakers' fnternationa
Union, Brooklyn. New York.
J. d. Ware, coachmakers' international
Union, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
T. +, Hughes, Marble Cutters Associa-
ton, Boston, Massachusetts,.
Jacob J Alfred, Trades Assembly, New
Albany, Indiana
WIN, B. Hes, Iron Moulders' Union, O
Augusta and Sayanpah, Georgia. ~
A, G. Cameron, Trades Assembly, o.
Chicago. AMI Grand Eight Hour League, Q
Illinois. - ItaI..,, .',
R. I. Mastia. Trades Assep1ly, Whining "
Richard Eumons. workisgmen,s conv.n
tion, Washington, District Of Columbia. I
NJ, J. Hannah, Bricklayers' Beneficial ant
Protective Union, Brooklyn, Nsw York 81
JAS H. Reed, House Carpenters Trades
Union, Washington, District Of Columbia 4
Wm.. c., @. Clark, Granite Cutters Asso
citation, Washington, District OF Columbia.
j. c. G. Whaley, Workingmen's Conveu
ton, Washington. District Of CoIumbia.
John Reid, Workingmen's Union, Ne,
York city, New York srss,f ssjg.4, .'sn
James J. Mitchell, Journeymen Stone
cutters Association, Washington, Distric
Colambia. -ss,3 .@s7ss saa
Joha Thomas, Blank book Binders Pro
tective Union, New, York. s n. 20
VIM. j.. Jsssup, ShiRjoiner's Union, Me-
York, N. Y, a.a.ls.gli '.s' ,s..st ...s ia.tig
~ L. D.. Cogswsll, Carpeaters' Joiners' an
Machinists' Union, Lowell, Massachusetti
Alexander Troup, Workingmen's Assem-
bly,, Boston, Massachusetts. \ ,sa...tl
John W.. Cocper ShiPjoiners' Union la
timore- IA .sss.
Gilman Bond. .Bookbinders' Union, Bos
ton, Mass. a 81 ts ts,.l e
will.sm P. Blades, Rlacksmiths' Uaiol
Baltimore. s4s i3s,.5~F;,f ~
J.R. Bolan, ship Carpenters Union, so
George II. Spaulding, Iroa Moulder
Onion, Boston, Mass. t ~ ..s3f " - 4 \
w George w. Francis, Book k5inders' Associ,
tton, District of Columbia. grs.
r Wm. II. Lee. Iron Msulders' Associatio
Richmond, Virginia. m .vgs. IL, - -
II. Schlsger, German Workingmen'sA A
is soeialion, Ehicago, illinois. y.
s1 j. J. poane, Workingmen's Union, Ne
eiY0rk City. sua ss 81 y III ba6 ssslH
Robert B. Blake, Carpeltersi and Joiner
Uaiong Philadelphia,a Pa. 9o ntiDlf isjsr
sihsIohn ii. MsetT, Eight Hour League, low
redo oMarshsll Roberts, Trades Asssnbly, Pl
ladeiphla o. 81 med sta as4a 1sa,
ssi1 b .ssas RAIyEspsa saspEIRaAFEs.Ds t7s
aae~ Hush Psusss Jsafasymaa 0oopsrs' Unie
NJ u. y. Flassty5 JeafnsyneH ShipvEigh
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