The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

with President Harding in tbs chair.
Tha sle;.,2a G. G. CD ssis 5 ss::s continued,
resulted as foIl1ws On the frst baIlo. for
Second Wee President:
C&slis - 2
Cap-on
Hubbard
Rylaads IA
Reynolds 5
Tue sscood ballot (the.s ,eing no choice
on the first), resulted I. she selection OF Mr.
RylAnds BIZ u vote Of 20 to 6 for all the
]. I'D. Ware was erected Secretary unani-
msasly, and Mr.. Reynolds was elected as
Nice Secretary without ballot
The vote for Treasurer stood as follows
Lodewick ~
Brpuds- = Z
Briggs \
Curfis>
The ordinary business was then taken ap,
but nothing Of public importance was adopt
ed.
Messrs. Brandt, Husson and Saotwsl were
elected members of the Executive Coun Ill.
Mr.. Shotwell nominated Mr.. Hsrding. ss-aielI-
egate to the Chicago Convention. Elected
by accIamation.
Adjourned.
AFrERsooN SESSION.
The salary Of the President was fixed al
81 900, and that of the Secretary was fixed
at the same amount FOR the ensuing year.
Ths second section, respecting the assess
ment OF dues, was referred, to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
The revenue ef the International Union
shall be derived az follows: For issuing a
charter to q subordinate Union, $40 to be
charged.
Each subordinate Union shall pay a
monthly assessment Of ffty cents for each
member, subject 70 the order Of the
Secretary Of this Union, nc any time when
the expense Of the Uuion may REQUIRE il !;
and I'm case mn emergency should arise, the
Secretary may, with the consent OF the
President and majority vote OF the strike
Representatives, levy an assessment on
the menoefs Of the different local Unions,
said assessments 10 be levied on all mem
bers TO meet oil demands. ANY strike rep
resentatIves failing % report an answer
within stWelye days, the vote TO be consider
cd In the Affirmative.
Mr.. knowison presented the following re-
solution, which was, on motion, laid upon
Resolved, That the Business Committee shall
kesp sEoh OF employers wanting help, and all
members out OF employment, aud one Of sid
COMMITTEES shall. III possible, procure employ
nent FER member with travelling card, and
The Union 20 which application u made shall
remunerate said Committee for expenses in
buried ~ 10 theirjudgment may be deemed right
snd juss.
The following report from the Committee
On Resolutions was accepted and read:
70 she Odicers and members of the Coachm Ak
GssrLExEx Your Committee on Resolutions
oppressive Of our appreciation Of the manifold
'ourtesiee received byF tho delegates to the
jescbnaksrS' Inserassional union, from the
lands OF their ever attentive Ciacinnati hosts
Turing heir brief stay Ia the Qaeen City. beg
cave tssubnif siie following prsnmble aud re-
olutions:
k1nnal 6ssuioa II the Coachmsisrs' Interna- |
ionxl Tuisa AVE been received u every turn |
nth open arms Of hospitality made the objects |
eis them - fssl that lhey ars rewarded with |
he noss Distinguished honor ~ their fellos
nfasmen = Cisphnsfi, and now being soon 10 |
spsf<se. esunos ies shs opportunity pass with
u some slighs expression " their grstitade Tor |
" eonsiderasisa they hAss rsesived there
Resolved, That 10 Ciacinnsii Union No. 10 we |
- o. si.csrs thanka. - bcty md g indi-
A1n1u E&fks sse61l mindless with which we /
ave lseen rsosived and eatortainsd. \
Resolved, That % ths ooumin1es Who accom-
anied 03s0l ~ - ple&s1ns visit 70 Spring 1
'yove cers<tery and Hount Auburn, and under |