The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-02

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Before conclnSisg. desire "a impEss upop
N7eno ~ all-the necessity for orgsniss>iota
Units = eeep.s . bsncds .fund. The. dAy d
dekneas o. adyersity may come. and yOu should
therefore Be prepared for the emergency By
shis mesns ID tie case Of death you co16 al
become husband 70 The widow and . father q
the fAtherleA. By "a Ding your uiveA your
Is eers sud your fnofhese Would b. pt0tseted,
and the hoar Of sdvevvlty uos,d never fnd che
hour Of want coupled Win e. In lie next place
lsrn N asseciation 5bs Seif pro- scticG I ann
Rlnd 70 know the iron usastsrs and eoAl owners
arc NOS = grssping ~ IN The cd sonnsry, but Z
sdssntaes should Be tAtsn, n,est them via
their own weapens--capital against capifaL
Agsin-Iron mining and coal mining are ia
thsiS infancy In this land | hare seen local
itiss where thousands will be empleysd.g Rrsn-
tually you VIII have 70 sink deeper shAfta,
|thosyh trust you may rssaSin stragssrs 70 ths
isarfal fire damp sxploeions which carry &aeh
and deaolAtion TO cur homeA The Americas
ment; form, therefore, 1 bond Of broltsrhood
among your associates In Ohio, New Jersey
Maryland and Pennsyivania, for the purpose d
securing proper system Of ventilation In time
and there II no doabt but that your Request VIII
be granted The speaker closed by referring q
the system u cooperation, snd inspressing on
the minds of his hearers, that there wese highel
considerations than the mere requirement d
wealth--viz.: the greatest happiness 10 tn
greatest number--to secuTs which was one 81
the primary objects Of Trades Uaiens
Mr.. A. q. Oansron was then introduced
He stated that IL gave him great deal o.
pleasure 10 meet with SO many Scotchmes
under such suspicious circumstances. ~ b,
vss not aware that such . colony could b,
f.-~d on the prsiriss Of Illinois. He ther
spoke At some length on the necessity and
benefits Of systematic organization that i
was the foundation Cor all subsequent action
and claimeo that the projectors Of, and par
ticipators in cooperative industry-tbe only
solution Of the labor auestioa--could b.
fen q alone in the ranks Of Our presectiv,
unions. At tbe cicse OF his remarks, th,
following resolution was unanimously
adoptsd:- -
Resolred--That the thanks Of this meeting
are hereby tendered 70 Mr. Cameron for hi
address. aud that Ne. the miors Of Bfaidwood
in bedy, viii sshscribe for the WeaxzxGxAxi
ApyocArE, published in Chicago 400
Tbs proceedings we're intsrspersed by
senys. song BY Msssrs. Braid~ood. Bapr,
Wilson, DR.. Van Norman, and Others, who's,
names We cannot recall. At the conclusion
Mr.. Mcdonald returned his thanks for thu
manner in which be had been received, and
bid theu al an stfectionats good bye.
I After vote Of thanks bad bsen tenderet
70 the President. and the singing Of Auld
Lang Syne, 10 which the entire audienc'
joined, the meeting was brought to . close,
al declaring that they bad spent one Of ths
p,easartest evenings u heir lives.