The New York herald., 1871-12-04
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER l. B7l-TRPLE SHEET

nsts against eacn others faces; pulling, fussng,
tumDuny aud 0verturning OF chars. SIM. no dow
70 80 away. The smile or expectant delight mad
vanished and . cloud had settled on his lace. He
hour ago." and ne was thoroughly Disguised at
their lanlentab!e want OF enterprise In the neignt
OF the uproar MIR. Sorge shouted, Il move we aa-
About dozen ssAyes.H
NJ. SoR6H-All against say no.
a tremendous shout OF "No'' follower.
-, MI: SoRos twho was not in the ch ir)-l declare
SEVERAL FRENCH DRLEGArEs-You are not chair.
carr-e-e.e-e-d
WHERE IS THE CHAIRMAN?
But there was no chairman. He had vanished as
u through the noor Tho German delegates wen.
out The French delegates shouted 1t was
speaker said iI was roSbery TO get away
with their funds. The majority who remained
ST SHoeg the meeting for
transaction OF business when the owner OF the
premises, who Was one oI the German delegates:
going to do about lt,i' he turned them all out into
the street. The eJected oncs however, formed Q
adjourn to 6S Grand street ana hold their regular
meeting there, aud or they went
Meantime HERALD reporter accosted the dis
Rustcu freshman, VINO turned out 10 be rather IN
telligent Fellow, much more so Than he looked.
=, ~ nave been IN the habit Of attending these meet
lngs out OF curiosity said he party out OF curiOs-
ly and partly because feel SORT oI interest In the
caus-. nave
Q good while. knew 1t was coming, and felt
certaln IL couldn't 60 beyonl to-day. was curious
TO see now Frenchmen and Germans could get along
t0lether and lind was rignt in uelievlnR. rs
uiu, tnat their national haircds were above every
tnng else. They helped along this row wonder
luiy. but they didn't begin H. II all came OF tnat
misunderstanding spalpeen there" lie pointed
70 queer'lo0king specimen OF humanity, with
long whlte overcoat, II thln parchment face, and
general appearance tnat made INN look cross ne
tween philosopher ana travelling tinker. "Ihat,"
ton No. H.
Woodruff 4 cLAFLIN's SECTION.
ne was always insisting on tackng their free love
doctrines, with female suffrage and Oil the resi- OF IT,
on 10 tne International. The Germai anu irish lei
lows didn't want him there ut all; The Frencnmen
didn't want his doctrines TO bother them either;
but they thou yhL II wouldn't De III accordance with
their principles 10 exclude him on account OF any
notons Of tnat kind he might think proper TO en-
tcrtaln. The whole lgnt about that committee on
some barrier IN his way 10 keep out him ana Wood
null anu all that crowd He's
NICE LOOKING FREE LOVER
isn't neY One would think he would not get any
thlng Tree from anybody. lwouldn't give tnat lei
low drink OF water Tor nothing, and very little Tor
money URh the little ,llvil Is as ugly as POntius
Pllate," ana the lrishman went or more dls2usted
than ever. The reporter went to 6s Grand street.
he found the meeting already organized,
with Mr. Laugrand, OF Section H. Q vener-
able looking Old gentleman, In the CHAIR.
ABOUT twenty delegates were present. After making
an EFFORT toward. patching up their troubles, which
has every prospect oil being successful, they or
Tor the purpose OF making preparations for grand
memorial funeral procession through the streets OF
New York, on sunday next, In honor Of the martyrs
RoSSe Ferre and Bourgeois.