The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-24


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that svstsn ~ - - 80 sbolishsd, the
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| a the frsdes crrnniratieus n xWoS9 6syej
I t0o often aacaneed hr1bss fron emplOyerB|
| 49, N 800 rsen over Ia a. States Ike =
peck a cattle. while Il h veil known that
there are hundreds Of thousand here out OF
1 III treat them on the passage, and cheat
then vhen they arrive here. An agent
lshould be seut over 10 Europo u once 70
lconntersct thst plaa Of working.
Mr.. LuoIxer said il was very good thing,
| II they could only ''hell the cat.S He did not
know vhera the i asces were ~ come from
Mr. Scott. Of Pi.ssburgh. said that the men
brougM over TO that cify from Prussis were
not brought here By che Emigrant Aid So
cieties, but BY an assessmeos on each fur
mace, and sent over to the American Con-
sui there who, for $40 900, agreed to send
! | 900 men over here and did send about 500.
} The werkmen agreed among themselves, that
! at no trade would they work side by side
with those imperted men, who were now
being supported by the employer to save Q
greater trouble
Mr.. Harding thought il would paw TO send
,hrea delegates to Earooe instead Of one
: IL ,sonld move rh;s n amendment. 70 tesi
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mu,;eation With easb other.
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y The Union nroceeded 10 consider actio
Df On IN, o,est;on of seodipc n delegate to Ec
rome
d The ouss,;on vas tsken IN Mr. Harding
d .msasnsn. a. nc smsnaman. of strikin
1t ont one and ;nssrt;ng three ami Was declare
y q lost
i The Question was also taken on Mr.. Can,
= eron's amendment and II was declared lost
The ORIGINAL renort was then adonted
IL if;as,,.,;g. s,"r.a ~ .dsp,;on ~ N
:, folow;ng rsss ia,ion
O RKsoryrp~fbat this congress deprecates Il
!. practice. too often adopted, by the Americs
X consuls in Europe, Of lending their aid - Il
Il capitalists Of these States by acting as agen
be for the parpose Of sending invoices Of work m'
N 70 the order ~ men who use them 20 suppia
90 the industrial of4ers Of our own country.
Il The resolution was adopted.
IL xEroKr on LEcruKIEG.
Mr.. I. D. Hawley, the chairman OF u
committee on lectures, read the following r.
At port OF the committee;
d The committee on lecture. respec.lui
n Deg leave 70 report tnA. pshsv,ns .uis ~
Sc one OF 'ne u'osl 'mpor'aes s"C'e. 80 oe.o
me Congress, they nave gwen " .ue" "a
tul consideration. Tour eommi''ee oel'e
CO. tnatiii ~1 nave It IN our power to eniight,
be our fellow men, il is our duty 20 40 50.
m ST. tram OF Thought 70 .uell mn
~ "n.c" may ,esue ~ aa. A..
'~i poi'ucaHy anu socia,iy' A'e ou a :
o. every pnnantnroPist. we can llo'n' I
tue way IN winch 'nis ha'ion can oe0oi
I'D more prosperous of NO. nAPp,, az ~ !.
en- ny our voices 10 90 So ou' IeniAis a'ss' =
Tor tuiiy macuVe IN .ne conseoe,
ilc duty We contribute 20 resaru ing "ne'
lat Of progress, ana we delay tne appearing
ed that glorious day when eight hours snail
'th a full days work, and when fair price Sd
be paid for fair days work-when tru
nd and justice shall have trampled over err
s'- and injustice. From ignorance, habit a
"a sIavish fear OF their employees, men d'si'
~ cnange out instrnct'oss, ag''Aeon ahu y
viii work wonders IN erecting cure. In
Only need 70 De shown That u tney are y
: to themselves tne prospect 'o' oe''e 4,
lee their condition 10 easy Of attainment i
ch pointed out they will arise from their le
N aTty, and srsediy accomplish the work
e. be me. Or ,sesa4n5efs -lAxsk enAA RAkaz
. puElic ON the great question VI labor refoI
of point out the oppr essiol.of capital over
be Dor. do noostr.te che necessity OF adopting
mt mor. inst srstsm OF labor and us FeWa
o. s,,. -. -,o.L;,,,A an To active work Ia
~. y" w SosA~e .;,h,.Lo.r laague.
eaase, ofsaat N tn S. - 4
n, aa H un,on fsroan -. $500 ~ - 4;
r., gus cnDu -. .a' SUI s" ~
,rt M1nA ~ sas no.'"' "e ~
he snnres OF tne uuii Oh nex'co ~ 1ae' soa
and from the Atlantic sea- ,rd 10 4
=. golden coast Of the Pacific
In the past, grsst good has been done
eloquent addresses on the subject of lai
" reform by such noble men a. Trevelii'
- Sylvn,H iochlife, Harding and many othe
~ too numerous 20 mention. The cause |
spread with wonderful rapidity unpre
=, dented in the worlds history. If we contin
~ to urge BY lectures and addresses our pr
m- ciples uvon the attention Of the peor
er, oou.lIv MAGNIFICENT results NAV be expec
Mt. N the faturs