The New York herald., 1870-06-30

Boston lawyer, asked some question which was fol.
lowed by scene OF confusion and exhibition OF bad
temper towards MIN who had sought information
from the chair. Mr.. Scnnott finally sat down, but
Ia conversing In u low tone OF voice he disturbed
those around him 10 such an extent that Miss Lane
expressed the hope that policeman would be sent
Tor 10 remove MIN. George subsidized and Mr.. Mcneil
anen proceeded with his address He discussed the
operation, as had been suggested. among the Norih
Adams Crsplns for capital would be arrayed against
any cooperative movement.
Miss JENNIE COLLINS, the clever and eloquent little
feminine advocate OF the rights Of labor, was intro
duced amid much applause. Mr.. sampson, she
sad. was to the working men what Judas was TO
Christianity and what Jen DAVIS was TO the freedom
OF slaves. The cause OF the st. Crspns, she said.
was Gods cause, and she believed that In less than
SIX months Mr. Sampson would nnd that out.
wns with an sdn.s =. e% 's snos n
cation, taxing good care to denounce Mr.. sampson
Ia unmeasured terms. The relation OF capital to
latter were dwet upon f0rcbly and ut length Capt
tai always had ruled, but its day, he believed, was
nearly a. an end for the cause Of labor and justice
j. O. MACREADy, to defeat the Chinese expert
ment' SAID ne would IKE to have every working
man ana w0rkingwOman combine against patro-
nlzihg any retail dealers who would deal IN Mr..
sampson's goods. or the goods OF any other manu-
Chinese problem, he continued, was but another
form OF the very slavery which Massachusetts had
acclaimed against 80 loudly, and he hoped that the
emergency.
Mrs. EMMA LANE was next called upon. She was
very mad because the women had not had fair
chance during the meeting, and she let out spite
lully. She urged o political revolution from Cape
Cod to Berkshire aud she would trust the men to 90
II, II The women would stay at home and attend
properly TO domestic AFFAIRS The whole matter she
said, was great national question: and its consdera
or state.
The Following additional resolutions were then
adopted
Resolved Tha. all elements whether In this meet.
ing which for their tendency
OF mans chance for political honors who II pledged
to represent the greatest peoples good
who 10 not willing to be held accountable for his political
action.
Resolved That the conduct of the dominant party the
Massachusetts Legislature In twice refusing action
calculated TO check Introduction OF system
labor into this State deserves the rebuke
OF every workngman IN the State well the condemna
ton OF every who believes the dignity Of labor the
supremacy OF liberty over slavery
Resolved, That the rights OF workingmen will gain
secure foothod In Massachusetts until the workngmen
retain onlce at price OF double dealing. We have
voted for protection TO American Industry at the sug-
geston OF the rich manufacturers; but and
that under the scheme Of protection capital to get
the protection, and American labor 10 to reduced
the Chinese standard OF rice and rats and cut
ooss forever from the false and lying who have
Quilted
The Convention then adjourned. having first
pledged itsef 10 exert all possible influence against
the purchase OF any goods manufactured by coolies