The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-06-19
FROM MARYLAND.

men Of the right stamp and it will ba
strange if time does not ala % their nun
oers and efficiency.
THE HOLLOW WARE M0ULDERs
have brancded of from the iron Mould
ers' Union 10, and have formed a union "a
'hemselv.s. On Thursday evenings they
held their regular monthly meeting, which
vas wen attended. They ate men of good
caii0re, and mean business.
TIE BRCELATEEs
held their regular monthly meeting on
Thursday evening. There was large at-
tendance and much spirit was manifested
The brickiayers hold Their own.
rHa HARNESS NAKEas
were ~ session en- Che same night. ibis
association is struggling FIR an existence.
Al one time they presented a formidable
'front.' but now they Ore ia a weakly c1nli
don. What Is ie.t 0f them are trua men,
ara tie time VIII come when thc harness
makers NJ CHS city will bg rlai tU rally
roLnd this little band Of heroes.
THE sT0SEMAsONs
held their regular monthly meeting ou
Friday night There was goodlr attend
auce Tuis is one WI thg Oldest associations
I'D che city, and embraces al, 0r nearly aI.
q tbe meu woi king AZ che business.
rHq cream vAtgp
also held their regular mOn.aly meeting
Gn Friday evening. IleIe was good at-
tendance Ut tile members Ut tHI, organize
risn. and a. 4. u.ual with tine cigar L.sr.
thev tad 9lite a so-.ab.s tine Tb-r. Y. Y,
movement on not WV THE member. of WV.
C gar Makes Union t1 form
A JOINT sroCK CIGAR uAVrrAcrrsv
1n tbt ro-1peraryg p.en. Tu4 Il.t
Stock Aasar.af,en v-.H h.. i.jspar l.4frf tb-
Gear Mak.r,' Union. but r1re but rn.rn 1er.
WI the Uniag can become ~-ark.oil-r. Tnr
share. are n.aced az sou. nqgabls mn weekly
in,ta'msrts A con,iierable amount of t1.
.tl-a w already subscribed .0r ayI NJ h,
expected thew soon will be able 90 commence
operations. CA sp.ei the good Wsrk
rHs suIr .rSfEs
M Fast Rlunore had a ful att.rf,rr.
WY Friay evening. rasy transact. W acYg-
siderable amount IN business, T.rs as.1c.a-
ti5n has feIt, and appreciates ths a ,vartaEes
WI a EyIi- organized association Alh. lgl
there IN bun htue or nothing doing at ,..p-
building In this direction. the .r.a8iz lti5B
y. k-p- wv AVA its vitality preserved
POLITICAL.
During the week he delegate, elsetei
from tbe several wards in the INV. apd tba
counties. ID represent the negro population
~ tie 5 Ale. met in convention " arrange
matter, in anticipation of the adoption IN
the fifteenth amendment br the legislature
AZ q next session. Ta.rs we're about oqs
hrnjr.d delsrates in a1. fr.u tBe e1t.r.
STATE The audience dgring dine sessions of
ths convention we're sIr. i1ter,per>-5
VITA 4 roodly number W. the c,.orgd f-mfn-
ine za,Itar. Taers was Lnr SERIES Of
resolutions. expressive III tne objects or tha
convention. passed. Among the resolutions
wal. ONE tY the effect that 40 was the q ats of
WY nero p1Daiston to apprentice re,r.
youths 10 ail mechanical pursuits. ann A so
one Cd the effect that DO was dgrorst0rv ca
wy character w tLe negro WV accept Y m.1.aI
office. tHat thew were competent .1 fU the
highest offices i'm the .and. and that th- tin,
49, uor very far distant when Uei- r--.
would control ths Republic
The Democrats have reorranizs5 il srI tbe
wards w wv citv anl elected msmb.r. WV
-be Democratic Citv Convention.
Tn tbe RaDubIican camn ~ NAV IVY v, .l
-bat nv w 1biat ato1v t1s Uns ari W uav
ba svnsrtaa I'M c,1t7nua eo a1tT ,f-s, fr-
F.deral ra-ronae. Y di.possj WI fb.p I,.s
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contest viii finally setf. f,ro un,n. s-a
MI AMOS. " Morse tbe warxir, mans
rbararion ir tba Ia.r iayi.l,tnra 1Y5 Nr
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Torkinr men in our last legislature ana wv.
" INV Cooks y III tba Demacr,cv cannot VIVA.
rive his wickedness and peril iv" lql on
1bat occasion II - certain tb,t wv ,ra,I+ "
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M onr rirr N pav j ANN M gr,tirYI5 tEay
oua 4, NJ Narsa Car his Iabors In tbei,
behalf Bit apart from IVY prompur-s "
gratitude, Mr.. Morse-who, bg his indefati-
gable labors in behalf of The working men
Ia our last legislature. has sacrificed himself
III Ne Democratic PARTY. il entitled M the
supnort Of the working men Of our civ
TIE whole matter reduces itself " \ question
~ urinclple. m Mr. Morse was rirht M
bringing the labor question before the leeis.
laturs Ana thus giving X a prominence IVY
sn n5 !, ~ MN, doi, ~ 80. NV w. ''1 Ivy
enemies, and sacrificed his interest iu the