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Mr. HrNE then offered q resolution, which was
adopted that committee OF five on taxation be ap-
pointed whose first duty 1t shall be to report on the
expediency OF national grades, income tax Tor the
also to report on the payment Of so much Of the ns
tlona debt as may not be needed for the entire and
poronment thereof among the several States, TO Sc
10; y state tax so levied as to bring 1t out Of the
Mr. MyLnALL offered resolution that the vacancy
~ 'oe of So be e es bv Se M
OF Mr. Alexander Campbell, OF La Sale, I'D. Unani-
The following committees were then appointed:-,
Committee on COope'at,on.-J. Z. Donohue, A. W.
Stockton. J. +: Musselman.
Ways dfd Neans.-A. 5. Cavies, Alexander Camp.
Apprentice IaiSS-J. T. Mellor Edward Gridley,
frtnttng.-John 8. Tomlinson, James Grogan, J.
II. Muligan
Jessup, J: W. Lee Barnes, Messrs Kellogg, Putnam
and Gordon.
Labor. organ.--winiam Fl. syvis william q.
Cons,ftuton.,A. IT, Troup, VIM. s. King, Philip
McGovern, W. n: goodenongh, f. l. koseman;
Pidtf0rm.-A. q. Cameron, A. M. Puett VIM. Il.
Stockes, Mrs. Mary Kellogg, Mrs. Macdonald.
!. Prison Labor.-P. N. Stockton John Prince, J. A.
obnoxious La,cs.-John J. JUNO, A. Turnbull,
Destruction or Human Lite In Bladnos-Pat.
Walsh, 7. @. Walsh John MclIees:
UalJl,aished Business.-Muhlmeister, sylvis Tom.
linson VIM. 8. King. H. l.. Saxton.
Ftndnce-Lucker, Hine, Batory.
GrieUaace.-Cameron Hovey, Moran;
Anerne"-. session.
The Congress resnmed Its session at three O'Clock
The following gentlemen presented their creden-
;, ras Which NJ were received an: the gentlemen ad-
Nelson n W Young Journeymen pr,n,e,- co-opers-
tive Association, New York city.
a. 'Ghm nn;a MaE1ire' workngmens Union Of Mss
IS J. Wallace. Carpenters and JoIners' Union, NO.
Is, Philadelphia, Pa. Ny'
A motion was made to go into an election OF ON.
cers. IL was amended by a molon to table the ann.
lect and the yeas and nays were called The motion
70 table was carried BY vote Of 40 TO 10. The SUBJ
Ject was therefore tabled IN
The Committee on Credentials reported that tbev
nad received the following credential, which they
mucn as It was not from q labor organlzaiion:-
PArS SSrThkoa sa koe Asssos,ArSS 80 or A.Eno
Easss5 c.dy .pponled as ,sss TO
your Congress- to act In behalf @ ihe workingwonen of
Secretary womens Suffrage Association Of America
Mrs HORACE GREELEY c..,
sgsas gas ,aas ., Asr11sr 0eh'ra COMMITTEE
To the President and Members Of the National Labor Con.
The reading Of this document created great deal
Western delegate took ground that the creden.
tial should be received, rs II was a womans
suffrage and woman's labor association. Great
Mr.. KEArIsG wanted to know why, n Mrs Stanton
was the great 81 Ann OF female suffrage why she
and elevate them from their degradation Said he:-.
Ihe two great political parties OF the country have
sent out their gat against the cause which Mrs.
stanton represents here t0-day.D
Mr.. SyLyIs SAID he did not see why the National
Labor Congress OF America should blush TO admit
one OF the leading friends OF the working people.
Great applause.)
Miss ANTHONY here arose. She said:--we cannot
elevate the men until the women are brought up
also To do this the ballot must be given theni
The greatest enemies to laboring men are the work.
ing women. Appause.l II you, gentlemen, strike
IN the printing offces, females Will be put In your
places Applause.) You know well that the wages
OF the workingwomen are less than those Of the
men, therefore your wages are kept at low rates by
this CLASS Of operatives. We desire to cooperate
with you. (ApplauseD
Miss ANTHONY spoke at length on the power OF
the ballot, and she SAID that were II not for this
weapon no workngman In New York would be
half dozen gentlemen who demanded the right to
be heard. Much confusion ensued but the femals
suffrage element predominated.
Mr. PHELPS said he was one OF the delegates TO the
National Labor Congress OF Baltimore, and he con-
sidered II proud honor to ind In this national con-
gress female representatives.
. Here delegates arose In oil parts OF the house, and
Inc cries or "Questonv were constantly repeated
A man who was not delegate VAS put out OF the
hall.
Mrs. MCDONALD saId:--Centlemen, you see here
repetition OF those scenes witnessed In our village
mount Vermont the other day, where, had " not
been for the presence OF ladies, the disturbance
would have been much greater
The yeas and nay were then called for on the que4
ton whether Mrs. stanton should be admitted az
delegate. Many OF the delegates as their names
were called arose and explained why they voted aa
they did The excitement was great, ana many u
the members grew quite warm during the pai'otlng.
Mrs. StaDton's credentials were accepted by
large majority amid prolonged applause, Nearly all
OF the leading delegates and officers voted for her
admission.