, 1870-08-17
NATIONAL UNION LABOR CON-
VENTI0N.
rroI. l.uNEhton 0entcd the Privileges
uf tho fluot--Arrfsul OF Additional
Dc1cgates-lkepuEtso of OfSicrTs.

proI. 34nnEhton Dented the Privileges
uf 1hc Fluot-Arrttul OF Additional
DclcgRtes-lxePuEts Df OFFICERS.
speci1l Desp4sc., 10 The Chicak. Tribune,
CrSczkXATr, o.. Aug. 16-Tns National Labor
eougrvss mrt PURSUANT 70 adjournment, the Ffesi-
t,cut In The chair.
A motion io admit the Hon. S. F. Cary to the
privileges OF the Loos was carried.
1 mGttQu To extend tu Prof. John F. Laagst0r
the privileges OF the lloor Called fn:tn c0nsldera-
he d.Ecuzs!on fro1a 4sf.uns nsenfstts-
Mr. Ttoup, Of SeW Su.k, addressed the cou-
uantu1. He e,,nl,4iae,t ,ha7 PseI. Lan9stou, Ii
snr inte National Laeof EcnEteas. ead<Asas-tl y
se the cu!orc sbos.ny mel III the lntettsty Ut the
}lrpuhsisAn patty. The sYeuker Was uppo4cd 10 2ay
,attt;cian, le he Democrat or nepaIllcsa, h:lu;.
h1IuHed to enIer this Convention liz tasesr,l nis
st.,crnn rrnsest against aasshin4 IN the seapr OF
tx,!eH isAnescinK the .lett-txtt,na OF this body.
Nj. A +. cuuiltns, vi Massachusetts, followed
ar. aeIean, u Boston, foliswed in opposition
70 MI lsDgssun. lie wa* opposed TO him, not br-
cause ie was ccto7e,i man, hui because he BIZ
l:vya4 him t be an cncsu5 to the cotsred race. He
saiu thxt several prominent coiorrL u.en Of wssl
:tuu ~ tbe greatest foe to lheIr elevation
After an animated aud excited discussion, rsr-
tIcrassu iu by 'arsc numteE Of delegates, The
u;piton vas lust ny TUfs Ut . to -.
The convention Then prncee1e't to the regular
trIer of business which was the reports ut cutn-
u:ltlces
lowing delegates As t2TiuE arrived this morning,
whose credentials were luuntl correct: n4y11 De-
| lsy, Labor Union. iiamston, ONO; John Mslters.
| Cigar MAksta Gnfuu, Ciucsnnau. Dniu: Al'cE; +
| Eed.pne, Industrial League Vallejo, Cal; John
| Harris, Cleveland Labor Eiion No. !; IsaAc T.
Ucasew, Wstkln:;nlri'. Assembly, syracuse. y.
! u: 4. u. Fzuett. Labor Cn!Un, Gtcenchst1e,
| Ind, Thomas II. Darfs, 11Htets and LaNrers
Cuiun, T0sGatswas VALLEY. Ohio. ..
I The rc4ost Ut the TREASURER waa then Feal1, aud
| shnwts1 the fulowtEG cxhtbst: Neeetp{a- 1uct1a'
ing $3e5 borrowed, 81, expenditures, Sl,s1a
| 81 having i hIHeEttcc, Including TIE atnaua
| borrowed, OF <32s.s9. The Treasustss rtpuf'
s.pe cd that tte WIS to tie crttst ol the Sy!v 4:
fuut S12a.90, 1hat there had ts*esn pzsh " Ma
| s;sIrux $lu, IcaEtlE ealauc Oh hand OF xllo.su
"a uio,tou, the report Hs retttresl 10 The flnaae
Thc huur Of T. o'clock having arrived, The ptcs
tstrut declared Jhe Convention 1djuQrued nutn
| p'cicce. .... --
| AFTERNOON Session.
I Immettaseis after the opentnX 1t the 1tsetno1
| Sc. sion. Mr.. A3sDHuIug, OF New York, rfesent:s
! hts teputt ~ cba!ynlyn OF tf1e coNmtttse OH o.
| uexlous Laws. It wAs leuGthS anl valuable tlor
| uncnt. and Was listened to with Rrtst Atteutiot
Nj. 4. [. Cameron then presented his report Q
! delegate 10 the International EauRrcas, which VII
| aeeettetl aud ordered to he pLacsd on nle-
| A resolution Fns adopted in 1*trucinX the t1naat
| Committee IA devtse ways and means 10 rtusec1!
| The movement throughout the country.
| But Nltlc Of the fgAl bustneAs 0f the conseutlo
| has set been done. Tomorrow work IN e4lued
| will commence. The feeling IL Fcl5 srouH for
I d!sttpcs POLITICAL Equalization. aud for taking q
aasancttl position on tbs taad question.