The New York herald., 1869-01-30

and the land; and, from the usurpation
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Of the government that no more land monopolies be
allowed; Government has no right 70 give away the
water q air. I ant ana land Man never pfcdSced Se
these and has no right to monopolize them. What
snS csps ana ns ns T oss e
ing against each other too long already.
IN order S 81 81 to Ss ses s
must became one When our fathers framed the
constitution they made great mistake In enslaving
the black man and disfranchising women. One OF
them we have wiped out by bloody war; the other
we shall wipe out through legislation; and last, we
as much land as he or she can for their own or
Others COED, thereby securing 70 eaGh home
Ssephen s. Foster OF Worcester, an old anti-savery
and worner's rights advocate, was next introduced
As made a. cas,a thSe Il
needed labor as much Rs labor n.ceded y tnat the
troubles OF the working c:asses wour W vset az -,
voTsa equal tights caaash hat az Inc debt
could now be paid In gold. Further. :" 's ''' -
not engage. 20 business they were generally found
for the young people II they were obliged to work
twelve hours instead Of eight. This remark was fol-
lowed by deluge Of hlsses, and quite an exciting
scene ensued In tGe Convention.
The following comprehensive letter was read fr0m
william +. Charming, OF fProvtdence:-
~, -, ). PHovDsscs, q r !, jan Is 1852
Reform Convention IN Boston.
prissd .ase wori-coopsrason While the laSorsrs
hand ss Isshnas: 81 = ssss svsr other asossr hs WI
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which, united becomes the nmoyaos rock AZ soon ~
any detail the saggTssSis' isS.arsf.gm; .ca,
a. e working sr s women r'A u upon
es lor me protection and organization O. aoor .ney WI
s ss he sns e
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men q the producing class now 2 iyes competent @ so In
nsns requires % not only iaessnce but good w tie
By the ,s % M 9wn = so ou
only the Of excsveness but positive action 70 raise
" a. Strengthen he
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classes in this country.
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workshops, factories farms exchanging their product.
T ssn is e. a @
s the % ,ss a Of hs yoS Far W ] s
left for feuda controlling distributing class This is the
replace The sssias system o se
s So hs T w0 esa @ s " ms
which they yet possess WIN readily H. giving
sf' at present. ss
%s e e as @ wi HAY WI Culture a s 81 na
o which they WIN afterwards solve the higher problems
The eight hour movement and womens suffrage movemen.
together help each the other to assured triumph
Alone each must wait for tde other
10 e. d. Hi'ywooD, ESQ., " A-''
Mr.. A. w. PHELPS, OF Hartford addressed the con-
yention next IN order using most emphatic language
in denouncng capital, and pronounced capitalists az
no better than thieves and robbers for the reason
that they dictate to the lab0rng class just what their
wages shall be; or IN other words work for 80 much
or starve. In urging the progress Of this reform he
counselled the obtaining OF all political influence
possible.
E. NJ. DAVIS, OF Philadelphia, an old anti-slavery
agtat0r and now jealous advocate Of this reform,
was introduced, and in response offered paper
which while y was considered, but VIII not be acted upon
then adopte It will be forwarded to Congress as
petition Of the New England Labor Reform League.
The document Is as f0llows:-
We assert that the frequent and sudden fluctuations In the
money market affect dsasroasy the climate business Of
the country honest cautos industry to the
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false money ,sys system: en- w,,.,
ten per cent per and the wealth Of the country
Inequality cannot exist without robbng labor the real
That the money business the country is gigantic and
asass ss By few SsnnE but
S,e unrs or % to give By 2 q few The eysr'so
'ssa few
we claim ,hs a. money Is the medium by which enter.
limited by ihe wants q lie country: ina. ss she
ana
any
hs osa
reope @ saan @ god Or silver MONEY That these are mainly
.ds be done eecusy and more economically with
coinage money e Of tie @ nasn @ be sas s.asd
y the nation only and FOR the benefit Of the people
sndans Of and SUPPLY and al
be rSa Se a vas
when has been given BY law 70 gold in making legal
debts 10 EsTops equal the gold coin Il ss
cal to & continue 70 sns IL agsr an o our
eol producer we continue export material the
We therefore ask that the making gold legal tender
10 nl0a hs ss wn roPeT susrd 10 r.
M and chrg. char no Tor The zane NO. erceedp: cent
lie cost q prodens the ssesbacks
70 eonanens ne SYSTEM and e guaranteeing osses errors
the bolr9wsrs but rnandahe government
ss the q
the within certain mis, money shall
mat yon l have prepared notes. hsyns twelve
n,eres s & s ane ,enH nesrng Sss per cent
thereby furnishing absorbent or sinking fund for
any surplus money the market.
We confidently cain that bv adopting system
grang upon y te osegons principles money fluctuations
WI ins lmp9sshie production viii by the increased
isciIltss labor and money vii gradu.y approach
equitable distribution and from two and half TO three per
cent oi the amount OF issued towards
cancciing the principal OF the pubic debt.
we claim that II the bondhoieTs who entitled
SHOULD sfer from The change produced by repeal o the
view p ihs rights q labor and ic Sstafs
ot money risk capital must should
without complaint.
We assert TIA. the 'miary necessity which broke he
shackcs Of the slave and furnished the people
gsenbsck money has brought untold blessings npon labor.
That IN the discussion the currency question by O,r
public Journals and pubic IL greatly Be
menied that 50 few ook Al II from the standpoint tho
rh.s q apor and 70 many merely from the money interest
ia there 10 no ho7o Tor justice 10 labor until The puolic
nina divorced from ts present false
money and from the deuson that money necessity
have "A intrinsic value.
That The effort II sncccsafu substule the national
bank cur cncy for greenbacks wa n public calamity,
THAI the money necessarily vrrvn
that lends 80 make this enabcs
mena ard obtain Increased rRie 81 interest.
mat the cohweb labyinhs ~ Mela Walker Other
h0nisia ana advocates pf The money power, swept
away ~ once by the mpo tant IA tai within the last
ven years there has been wealth produced than in
any other period "a our history and Tint within TIN. he
hdsrv 81 The country las been supplied with money
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