The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

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i1srodased Or. R;cksrd 1fsvelIick 81. II
game forward and was received with hearty
round Of applause.
ADDErss o. slcnxnD rnEvEIieK
] know yon 10 not expect his correspond
ant 70 give you : full report q Mr. re. I'D.
dress, your space would not admit Of IA.
Suffice II 70 ear Is was . mastery produc
ton. ocoupYlng over tro hours and ahAll
IN delivery, during which tina be maasfus.
qaentiy interrupted By load and raptpTous
applaase.
INJECT o. BIs sPl1cH.
To say thar the address Of Mr.. TreveIlick
had great effect, would not convey pso-
per Idea Of IT. When you take into eonsid-
Grafton that be bald an audience Of several
thousand persons spell bound, 10 m az %
express II, FOR over two hours. In thsstfe.
the temperature Of which vas below frees
ing point, you may form some idea q the
inanence be exercised over 90 large an an
d'ence- | have been = spectator at many
mass meetings, attended lectsres end read
ings, but | must say | never sam an audi-
ence kept better In hand than the audiences
Of last Monday evening. All admit, with
the exception OF few, that be vas, and n,
master OF the subject. Outside IL has had q
most salufary effect. Ii has act men "a
thinking and a.king questions, and in doing
that be has doae much towards starting the
labor movement 10 thi5 city. The feeling
created Il TO bear lim again, and il would
not surprise me II a nor very distant day
be would receive an in. 'tation I, revisit tho
old Monumental.
VISIT or Nh. A. O cAkEReNs
Mr.. A. q. Cameron, editor Of the ADsS-
CATE, paid us flying visit on Friday nigbt.
Although his stay was hus brief, be mat
with several Of bis friends who were very
glad 20 see him. Mr. Cameron, IN company
Nth Mr. Trevelliek, paid visit 70 sne Caa-
makers, by whom they were cordially re-
ceiyed. Mr. G. received few OF his friends
timore street, and ieis on the ten O'Clock
train bound east.
PRESIDENT sYLvfs
and bis es.imable lady, eere passengers on
the same train for Philadelphia.
TEE yoUsSKYxES HOUSE CARPENTERS
had quite an interesting meeting few even
iDgs since- They invited Mf. j ii. Barnes,
gentleman who, in his day, showed the
jack plane himself, but one who by dint Ct
hard work and steady perseverance,, has
raised himself in the world. He ls now city
registrar. BY invitation be delivered leo
rure on corporation, before the carpenters
union. IL Tas q fiue meeting. Ne. Free.
man, the secretary of the carpenters, af, eT
the address Of Mr.. Barnes, took oceasioa to
berate carpenters In general, for NOS being
members Of the union, eensuriBg ut the
same time the disposition Of men 70 strike
The structures Of NJ. +. at some other time
and on some other occasion, might have
done very well, but under the Circumstance.
bis remarks were in very bad taste. Men
holding petitions in trades associations
should remember that abuse Of persons il
not tae way 70 gain converts.
cAskAKER's ASSOCIATION.
This association seems to have more q
contend with than any other 10 the city.
There is now an
ouIKAoE ABOUT TO BE PERPETRATED
by the directors of the House OF Refuge
r1ey have had bniiding erected on the
premises for the purpose Of manufacturing
Scans" They propose to hire oaE 200 boys
&C the nominal price OF l5cts. per day. Now
when il is known that those boys cost The
=
may be formed. Bat they will not have il
all their own way. The undesirable "Ja
mart" has got his ''bile' up about il, ar
be will not rest, nor let others rest eth sr,
until he has petition signed by all the me.
chanics Of Balumvre, laid before hsAdQs ART
ers demanding she sboiishmsnt " she whole
proceeding. Yours IN haste, TssIrAs.