New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08

Snstry which has In all times i r OF cloud by day and
srcafness proved pIha an 10 nrosperity and
S9Sqn mt Sy nirS guiding the nation on 70 '0'p'
greatness. ;. ..s.,oss-spEEcHEs AND REsoLU-
| fEsIhhDAi TIONs.
| Tho third day session was held IN anliiany
Inc o,vis Of Boston In the chair. In the morning,
] - ,sw MIGRATORY remarks by ,o- 49,
a.er INGALLS, introduced the following resolutions
| .,oh we're laid over for consideration
That laws ,i SPs e. % essty Sssnd ,n
nssare incompatible With CIV, nsS s1n IL tendency 70
sn 1Sn Incentives DOs and usa upon which The ANU
We R o. That the Ora hOud no. longer waste bis strength
,crs which merely the Sa.aOO o. s' S 1e civilization Of
81" time. and that should direct bis e OF
% rs.uios from The sf,'p Of 'r'V p"''''
That limitation 70 property in s land sa. nS Of t ss
pc , this can be best ,seITe1 @D.Dsa on
y which no will be disturbed possession Of wss, srss S h.
purchase or more land than they can improve %
Re.or,d That pe, and benehcent reform will be ssee,e and
ultimate sgrarsn division Dc ssoa on 40 much 70 Bep and
| render inevitable.
Mr. ingalls, followed with address in exposition and
defense Of these resolutions.
Isaiah Warren Of Massachusetts, then presented va
rety OF illustrations of the many times that the actual
hard working classes pay what they require. Some
OF those who do labor give 40 days OF their time
for barrel OF flour, pay for 1t hundred times us
| cost value They work two days for box OF straw
berries pay for them about 40 times more than .cr
| cost value.
yoce-Bv what standard is the value of labor to be
Reply-we select some staple article. We make that
| unit Of measurement.
| Same vOce-Pigironi . -
Rcply-A very good article for that purpose . En-
f. II Ueywood of Princeton, Mass, Of the New Eng
land League. alluded to the limited n19P oo prssen,
sixty amd sara rd at b inc we're truly Christian
citv the meeting would have been largely attended
mi mol he churches were under the control of the cap
tfalG IL al
trodnce resolutions he said that they we're the eh
preston OF the opinion Executive Committee and
our organization as far as Of it's opinion Each
organization represented here VIII present. resolutions
on %% az nS on their own merits He then read
the following which will, it is expected, be voted upon
Rts5cf That zinc. .ervo. Of artificial ve,h and IRE
ell ee ga o6 sne .c c REQUIRES tie constant
and protection of it's parent 9bof ihe P AMI ne md
mines and all objects unnoiaed by human ,s are 's s
81 moran q, si laT to t5. amount invested
nG defend the nsb, Of capital and equivalent
bu' interest rent and profits or dividends , % n =, tbe
n o We Opp . Inherent nes
o Re.olrs That since %c6opoe. echau skin trade transit
owners Inequality Of wealth We SSfe s G'
workers the world over demand that government wherever
production and exchange shall set It's face nrevocp a1
Nth Ike the Po'tohce shall serve 'Ae general vel
eoirsd That exclusive "heher Of specie or psp
tends TO male interest ana p1sts hsa 80 % in control Se De-
Government issues 70 he msl
business treasury eerihe,f' 81 ser'se re
cesab tor and bearing no interest While ias hs' 81
b and at their cost under general feeeAhAas " a never
railroad. PGshs his1.. sss1ts,sd ,o o9 to
change the Pennsylvania Central Reading the Boston aud Nb,n
NerlOrs and Nesven Hudson Rvri SeT sa S' t
original and stolen ,iock no. rshtay belong to .e Pop ,g ="
| their behalf and run them hereafter at cost. III, Ill,
bear inv sson in light science favor suppression
Of medieval bharm and inks Of polite ca, eIf
| ming with those IRON wool cO,l and sa- , ..,i
% .r.gs qos BE- holds aase from aS tre0 i.. s.,e I
local legislation which assumes "a give OF sell The public
5G or e t PnI r 1,s q and az er. . Vod '
Rod That aekaoves1g sgnn eosa ga c In p
and .. ueg Of domestic g9,' sn paen ofT H.. ae %
regoabes M a G 6s1.dc 1a forfeited popular 81
snoe by sub.eryncy southern slavery The Republican
parry nothndns ~ a, ,,.os TO G'sR is i1s Of G
land srs ad l.sy masters Of the North ,sf % s,
terests peace, to all other oon'
Iorsd That since the management ,ss the free
Of local .eOyerumen Is nga "h.c the people Of ihee
ib FeieraI Administrative that i Wanted Hbery
hut step removed from the eenTs' Of ,nafsh{ rhen fss y
nnu promptly d'obe the orders Of President Grant 90 aid ia
R'od That while dissenting from som. o. Es'SS an S
, , BoB Cq and G order t T provide Ss ~, platform both capital
s S o R Of o ss s'isi LABOR R a
The closing speech Of the morning session war mae
|
nouDced monOpOlies generally.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
f. T. Fiser of Titusvie, Penn, recommended that the
woman rights supporters should establish polls OF their
own on election days and vote i'll the usual manner on
the ground that their is constitutional He said
that in three years time the WOlnans party wOud he the
I greatest OF all parties.
Mrs f. L. Daniels OF Boston moved that Committee
be appointed 10y the Chair report list OF officers for
the formation OF the American Labor Reform Union, aud
that the Committee report tomorrow morning." Carried
| The Chair appointed the following TO report officers:
| Mrs Daniels of Boston. r. r. ingalls, Of New-YOrk, l. X
Goslin of Providence r. l.; VIM liaum OF ElmlIa, NJ "
aud Jonah Warren of Massachusetts,.
| yoice-"What is the object in organizing this new
Mrs Danels-It is to be in combination with this So
Ciarfnan-It is in the same direction, with the same
general object 1t only making the movement national
Letters were read from various distinguished persons
Senator Sprague &" observe your good word AZ
ioce than write that have not spoken since,
az have often been tempted to- for then should have
departed from the scope and gist of the matter" He
could be present account Of his health but in
tilnated that would contribute money toward the sup
would like tobe counted the Labor Reform meetings in New
los mus ~ se M he S hE S lh Of % can kt
degrade and undermine 81 PAd labor dout ne one os
hope combination Of all producing classes into great
gye ms ny vii build Equ,iy %
saSl RHgc.B or pmcc II We could ba. p The Republican,
believe tie whole lot Of would Wors With might ard main against
for at but 50 aqy Of our women ar. more RePSen' than
that party, no ma how ] may be"
| Mr.. X Mungen wrote:
from going bach 70 Sogres. was not e,adae and positively re-
A well individual iruy said just
oar 'S sTff Ia. pd this debt cp tr n md an
m than paid Then opposed to paving and
.s1 T not s.y g s1 sss. 6tS S offensive en Of the '
The Chairman, Mr. Orvis, made impromptu speech,
4 we're "a