The New York herald., 1869-06-10

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The following petition and resolution were pre-
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AT stated meeting of New York Typographical
lutlons were adopted:-
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associates to The National Typographical Onion char
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Session National IyposrsPhica Union be and they
with he constitution and laws Of the National union 70 g.
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forward copy these resolutions duly signed and sealed
s and Treasurer %Eaa e hs HsSnn %
r. o. HARMON, Secretary.
A communication from Trenton Union, No. II, was
also read, instructing the delegates OF that Union to
support the claims advocated ~ the petition or
Referred TO the Committee on suSofdnate Unions,
together with the petition.
Mr.. OREGAN ofYered resolution that Immediately
after the recess at twelve O'Clock NJ. the roll OF
Unions be called and that each delegation then pre-.
sent their business in succession the same to be re-
terred 10 the appropriate committees without de-
bate. Adopted.
Mr.. FLYNN, OF Washington, offered resolution
the chair to consider the proposed amendments to
the constitution and fund law. Adopted.
Mr. WnIrTiNeToN, OF Alexandra, offered cred resolu-
Lewis be invited to address the Convention.
After some humorous debate it was ascertained
that Miss Lewis did not desire to address the Con.
vention at present, and with becoming grace and
much righteousness, Mr.. Wilmington, the dromio
Of the Convention, withdrew his resolution.
A recess of fifteen minutes was then taken, during
which interval the Convention was again photo
graphed the Capitol steps the attempt Of the pre-
vious day having failed In consequence OF the In
auspiciOus weather.
After the recess the special committee on amend
ments to the constitution and fund law was an-
nounced, as folows:-Messrs. Flynn, McGil, Young,
Conklin, Bar1eld, Halpin. McMurray.
The roll OF Unions was then called ana the Dusi-
ness presented was appropriately referred.
The report OF the special committee on ciassincar
ton OF the Presidents address was presented ask
ing the reference Of the subjects embraced to the
proper committees.
asking the appointment OF committee Of three
from this National Union to attend the session Of the
National Labor t Union to be he held A Aagnss lS and
issues to workingmen. the errors and grievances
under which they labor being mainly owing 70 de-
fects IN our political system over which the Trades
UniOns have not direct control was laid on the
table.
The Committee on Credentials reported in favor OF
the admission OF Alexander Troup, OF New York. as
proxy delegate from Montreal Union No o..
avery animated % discussion then n arose IN which
Mr.. TrOup expressed himself ~ consistently Op.
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that that system had been improperly used here for
personal motives.
courtesy. not OF right,n amid much merriment; to
lay The subject the table, to make 1t the special
nine Clock, and 70 postpone indefinitely; the latter
motion being finally carried
Mr. GETCHELL submitted the followng:-
National Typographical Union, fails meet ihe requIremsnts
,he societies must BE- sa dsbsrred
o m h ine inc @ see " he
Sationai uncn Instead Of dimn
taon obnosiou. organizations nsssrai
advancement and whereas the
universal demand for change Of kind which shall
only these injurious features from the organization
which shall tend 10 bring Intimate relations
several subordinate societies constituting national
izaon has resulted in different propositions to the
emergency of which at the time
fore this Convention for consi eraon, all OF which fail
necessities OF the at large now, therefore,
belt
Resolved That there ud be organization Of District
Unions to be constituted Of representa
Subordinate Unions within their respective limits proper
on TO the number OF members In good Standing Union
70 be deprived OF at least one such District
Unions TO be governed by uniform constitutions limiting and
defining their legislative powers; and be II further
Resolved, That the organization known the National
Typographical Union SHALL from and after the organization
of the proposed State Unions be constituted of representa-
tves OF the several District Unions. And be II further
Resolved, That special committee OF Eve members OF this
body be appointed TO submit uniform constitution and by
lava for the district societies. and also constitution aud
bylaws for the national organization. TO be spread the
minutes OF this body with request that the several subord
nate societies act thereon.
Referred 10 the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments
At two O'Clock p N. the Convention adjourned
until eight O'Clock tomorrow Thursday evening, to
admit or the delegates attending an excursion and
dinner at saratoga tomorrow.
In the evening grand banquet was given 70 the
delegates at Stanwix Hall, which passed or with
great eclat.