The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17

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tingly, vice president, took the chair, and u,
secretary, Mr. James H. Reed, read the minutsl
Of the previous meeting which were approved
as recorded. 's... iva -FIF
Mr.. Boron, Of the executive COMMITTEES, mad,
. report In reference TO cooperative building
associations, showing the advantages which vii
accrue to capital In case the present eonstitu
tion Of the First Cooperative Building Assooia
tion, at present organised In this city, DO moi
materially changed, arguing that those who tax,
stock In such associations, a. at present organ
iied, have made sad mistake, as the interest
TO be paid for the loan Of g. 900 In ten years Il
90 per cont or 10 $40 per snnum.
Tho report was received, and ordered 10 b
placed on file.
Mo Of tho Workingmen's Assembly made final
report, stating that the cash received for sale
Of tickets was $780, bonus for proprietor Of
park, S35; total receipts, $765; expenditures,
$408 vi leaving q net profit Of 1855 .03.
The report was accepted, and the balance In
tho hands Of tho committee ordered to be turned
over to the treasurer Of the Assembly.
Tho following report was read:
To the Wortfno m,n's assembly: w" ~ '''''
| dRsrLEnEs: In compliance with the pro.
visions Of tho constitution, and the resolution
making II the duty Of the president to appoint
committees to address the trade organizations,
nncn 'ney 'nu'os'e sne uno mnen tnsy Hhl 70,
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addressed that body.
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inc e'eo.,3n Oh ome's M iUr snS ensuing ysaI
on ulouVn Vi mI. m,'one''' 'u' e'ee''on was
PotPonsu ior one month
MI ml'chel ohsred the following
hsSofoed, mat hereaHer u snal DC 'ne auty
OF the treasurer OF this Assembly, 70 report al
each meeting me amount oil ocn'tloutiohs col
leetcd oi OF whioh toe secretary WI record rs
part oil tue Proceed'hgs OF tho Assembly,
The resolution was adopted.
Mt Mitchell ohered the iohowinG' whioh was
also adopted;
hesolrtd That committee oil hve members
OF this Assembly be appointed win power 70
call meetings in different parts OF this District
Tor the purpose Of organizing "workinsmens as
sociations
Mr.. Mitchell offered resolution providing
that committee be appointed Tor the purpose
OF making arrangements TOT seIenade to be
rendered TO cen carey, mteiy elected member
OF Congress from Cincinnati, Ohio, on his arrival
In this city.
MI ho,hwel, hoped INA, INC issolution would
DO so amended as TO INCLUDE olher members Of
Congress favorable to the eight: hour movement
Mr.. Boron said he was fearful that the work
ingmen might Do burned oy interfering WIN po
it,eal tnandsr. ne sad IL would 90 the DOWN.
fall Of the Workingmens Assembly, should II
undertake 20 serenhue one man 10 tne uisparage
insnt OF another, ana referred TO mo effects o.
the interference OF the workingmen Ia late
municipal election In TINS District'
Mr. Flynn said no man existed that has moi
some political PIedilsction but when a man eh'
hioted moral pluck enough 10 come out anu say
ne would STANG for the Tsnts o. Tue wottIngme ,p
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eal views 90 Wnst tney may hnu no aopeu ' 10
resolution Nouil pass 90 No 'nVusus "S 9 70
goou opportunity W Sup " A'o'"o'o u'"Hoh'
'trsuon ,.., A.. ,.,,. 40.
mr. meoatn is moNsu .nat 'no ,u,.nos Gun,
siuerauon Oh tno resoIuuon % pos'Ponsu unt''
the next meeung, ana gave ns tensions 'neIelot,
among whioh ware tnat tne msenng was sParso,y
attended ana mat Us IL woula COS. consiueraole
money 70 carry OUT inc opJeo' Vi me resolution,
would DO well tha' action DC haa oe'ofo iu''
mcsung. .,,. A.. A. .
MI COOK said ne thousnt the sense oil the
meeting should DO taken AZ TINS moeting' as ne
knew that General Caroy was s'aunoh inehd OF
tue workingmen'
vote was then taken on the motion oil MT
MoCathran which was lost ana recurring on the
original question tho resolution Oh Mr. Nitoheii
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