The New York herald., 1868-09-21
BELGIUM.

The Labor Congress In BrusseIs-Rcvieyv OF
the Relations Towards Capital-Position Of
the WOrxinep,en in the Old World and
New.
brussels sept. y correspondence of London Times ]
The third International wOrkingmen's Congress
assembled yesterday afternoon 1t three O'Clock. The
credentials OF seventy-three delegates verified
among whom were twelve fy0m Paris representing
trades' unions. Mr.. Jung, OF London was unan
n0usy elected President and Messrs Dupont, Of
In the evening public sitting was held in the Circus
theatre, al which the various delegates gave brief
account OF the dongs OF the association during the
past year. The Paris delegates complained OF the
aimculties they had had to encounter with hostile
government and the absence OF the liberty OF the
speech. One Of them said I'VE have been reproach.
ed with being political agitators to this have
Ined, II she political agatons consist In changing
have had no hand In 1t. and do not desire 10 have
hand IT, but n II consists In occupying ourseveswth
supporting strikes We have been political, and are
ready TO commence anew. for we cannot abstain
from occupying ourselves with such questions.
Though we are 0fY1cally killed, and not allowed TO
net IN our collective capacity, we are not dead; we
will remain members OF the great association.
These remarks were received with shout OF ap.
pIause.
ped with settling the order OF the day and appoint
ing committees 10 report upon the various questions
10 pc submitted for deiiberation The debates Will
he held in the Circus theatre between seven aud
eleven O'Clock at night; the routine and committee
business IL TO be done without the presence OF stran
gers during the day. The hrst question on the pro-
rramme is the question OF war and standing armies,
which was discussed tonight before a crowded and
enthusiastic assembly.
The President having opened the sitting, Mr. X.
shaw OF London, was called upon 10 read the an
nnal report In English, which was as follows:
The year is67s will epoch the history the
sceiaton After period OF peaeeable deyelopmsni has
OF Se ns sn M hostile ss Ss
tons OF governments IL has entered the phases of
The French took course, the lead the
sss s ns Sps y" r. snsd
yres II meddled with our eorrespondence seized our
rs % get them back hey were At last given up only under
foeiSa hsi. But the empire Ss. hi. sssT ,hrown
Oh the mask and aied % directly annihiats the
as po.eeS,oS ssso, BY Z. struggle Of .s %
could moi bS alternately the attitudes Of tue oacia
saviour the Bourgsoe and Of the pa,ena protector OF the
@ & ~. of s%sa
,nns our .oeiesy 10 biz own account or Of aesroyn IT,
% SSsnnTs he % s. e . ssS ss s
he Congress OF Geneva having been seized At the French
Interior te o th. seizure Rouhsr then invited
ss o se W s ss Ss an % .vss ss
Of the manifesto the condition Of modncsiions
sIec1iiye be added sti YOU would introduce
Of gratitude othe Lmpero who hs. done 50 much for the
Rouhc's, the subj Imperors insnaslion, was me, by
blank rebuff Prom that moment the imperial government
anger wa. hesbsne Sy hs mist agitation on the
after Fenan panic had reached its cliuaI the
petition demanding the communication oi The sentence
@ S 'as @ na o. h-ssseseF' ana Their hanging ss
meengs IN London for the defence Of the rights Of Ireland
s1ps bSnss Sso in & % ne0i prS .or
tura perqustions TO he mad eagerly iummsge,I
much noise, nst u bad disco .-.d ,Se ees,r. WV" ep
the fenian conspiracy, which ,oe International was
rsearches however, ended noh,ng The pnoe prosrea.
1 tsa e9l % into &
a having m-rabv broker down the melt hest
society Of more than twenty members The French judges
order he ds.o1on OF The sns ths imptisonn.n
OF 80 Paris executive The tribunal had The ,a 10 declart
French empire bic with workugmen's asso
.e'on that dared 70 proclaim truth justice and morality a.
lions themselves the departments, where pary
semnSous SO Of % Par. f, S eosSsPy sowe5s
lar from annhnsine me association has gren fresh
Impulse by forcing the empire 70 crop ~ pAonfins airs to
In BeieiGn ihs inarnn,iona Association IN, made in,
STRIDES The ea LORDS of &c basin o. Chaflero bav
loose upon hose the armed force which
essa a a BEEN b,,ae rs " oe d, ~ % ~. s sa s" R ~
nnsf, 1seosed , iner misesbe eecnorncs condition
aud procured lers counsel ~ soners lna
~ Nv ~ o. pe M & Y we nfy Ater nc alar Of thar
The Belgian Minister q Justice, Rsrs ,h
made Of is existence the pru pretox
shoTs res@n, the Bf.se e , oe 9 'biss'n be rb %
Began gosernmen, oughi - a'' understand Thai petty
states have longer ft, n Eur1rs except they
he the asylnnis OF liberty.
In Italy The progress tis VAS been impe ie,
by the reaction Following rUse upon me lnnasap Men
tana. Of be tne fsstrict,en pu
anon h3 right association ana puzzle meeting B IN
letters Wha have come 70 or hands uiy gfovt
the Italian working is more and more asserting
trdYidualiiy uute independently OF the old parties
iu Prussia the ln,sr IaaJur cannot eAst REALLY ac
count law which f0rblde az relations viii loreg spr
ts Moreover regard 90 TIE General Union Of The Gc
IuHn WOrknrmrn, the fiu-san government has hfua'e
BonsI N aOhv sla Always ready ~ irl ou
each other The military govefnmeni' are
vbrp entery-c upyn a crusade a.siust their cuinhe
.bemf- king classes In spite however, OF All hu
ya'y yhts small groups spread over ihe wbye 81
fae Of Gsrsny, had long suce rallied afound our uynev
serirs. The t,cnefal Bion OF German WoI
tnrrocr. tnoNy confined
kUrthsrn Germany. have thrir recent congress held
Iisfnburr decided couten Win the lnienston
u4incns aihDu Oh dtbafrei from Jonin
q nsc.a s. ln t'o programme 81 ~" NTf"bers 'ongrrs
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