New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

Monr for each working man taxes amounting sO
for the i've years. So for each year. Ol Per Weeh
Mr Hines closed by proposing resolution 10 the effect
that one persons be appointed from each state
TO act during and report at the next session OF
sooner on all state laws which are III any MANNER ad
verse 10 the Interests OF the working men, ana especially
those laws capable OF being used by capitalists TO break
Under tits resolution the following committees were
appointed by the Chairman:
On CooreratoaJ Douohue A. W stockton J. P Mns'elnan
Uags asd Md.A 4. CaVs Alexander Campbell, Samuel K
0a Aepr,rs Lo,rs-Edwa Gr.d'ey p Ro'emsn 7. Mslor
o. Ffaae Ldbor-Niss Arilony " Jesup ) \" lie
ds 1a9Ino : itoaSson Js Cogar J. H. snmgap
National La5or Orga'l-wm H. Si'ls W. H. Cara J. C. Fin
o. coa.,ittiossA H Toup W King, W. R. Goodsaoagh,
'oa I5 fsgefA 6s'Tea Pp't vi" L 81; s,otsr Ms Nh.
On fr.,oa Losor-P y Stockton John Prince 4 BoucA.
On Otnoyioss La,rs-J. r. Merose, 4 Trunbul j. Doory
on Desiruoor Of Human Lye q, BaagP-ineA Walsh John
On U@.Isd Business Me,ss Seuhlmeister sy. Ton Hu.ou
"1ha@ : k,as IL. y l. srI,Ga 1IeEa, rr.. B,,,o-,
The Congress adjourned at n until o'clock 10 the afternoon
On re-assemblng at p. m, several motions were made
ana lost, after which the roll was called.
The following named gentlemen presented their creden
Jouneyuen Printers Cooperative AssOc atom NewYOTk
city; John Mcguire Workingmen's Cniou OF Missouri
The Committee Ways and Means reported that they
were unable decide the credentials Of Mrs Elizabeth
Cady stanton, they not from labor organization
Tie debate this question was long and rather warm
Mrs. stanton herself, whose remarks were received
with great applause.
The great IL Am " Of female suffrage, she did not
with the lowest classes Of her and elevate
them from their degradation SAID he The two great
political parties Of this country have sent out ther nat
against the cause which Mrs stanton represents here 10
labor Congress Of America should blush TO admit one OF
pausel Miss Anthony here arose. she said We
cannot elevate the men until the women are
he CIV ldbOTlIg
the working women. Applause II you, gentlemen,
strike In the printing Offices females will put in your
places Applause. You know well that the wages OF
the wOrkngwOmen less than those O the men, there
;re vonr are Kent Al low rates by this class OF
operatives We desire cooperate with you Applause
Miss Anthony spoke al length on the power OF the ballot
ana she sd tn~' wee o,d NO. do t yesnecicd Meepon
kO she Was through, up Jumped haf dozen gen
lemen. who demanded the rght " 1e heard Much con
fusion ensued, the female suffrage element predOml
mated. Mr. Phelps sAd BE- was ono OF the delegates TO
The National Labor Conzcss Of Baltimore ana he con-
sidered proud find 10 this National Congress
female representatives. Here delegates arose IN all
parts OF the house and the cries Of Question were
constantly repeated man who was lot delegate was
Mrs McDonnad said: Gentlemen. You see here a rep
etItiOn OF those witnessed village Mount
Vernon the other day where, had not been for the
presence OF ladies, the disturbance would have been
The Yeas and Nays we're then called for on the ques.
ton whether Mrs Anthony should be admitted ss del
egate Many OF the delegates, as their names
called and explained why they voted as they did.
The excitement was great, and many OF the members
grew quite warm dunng the ballOting.
Mrs stanton Credentials we're accepted oy large
leading delcRate and officers voted for ber admission
long debate the subject OF strikes ensued the pre-
Taing opinion being that strikes would decrease In
Der as cooperation became more general.
THE RKISGwONEN's ASSOCIATION.
The WOrkingwomen's Association No. 2 met
fast evening at the Working Home No. % Eliza
bethst There was large attendance Of workngwOmen
representing the various branches OF trade In which
female labor ia employed Miss Susan Davis presided
and introduced Miss Susan Is. Anthony who made an ad
dress In relation 10 the objects OF the Association which
10 aeOrate and elevate the condition OF ali women
who labor for living There was just reason why wo
should be paid equally with for equal work
IL wss remarkable that when men struck for increase
of wages they generally succeeded whereas women in
varibbiy failed In any similar attempt This was be
they lacked the afforded by the ballot en-
forcing their tmaDd for justice IL was her conviction
ahat until YOI possessed the ballot all efforts 70