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

port OF the movement. susan X. Anthony WfOlt:
Yort We must get the worEngnels-he Trade Unonsye.
f 'S ad 9s sTe 'P al a s' one
that Of labor be Of black feminine Ny
hope combination Of all producing ea,s. into great pO-
ca party making Sas g' to q, ' G1 Hpd stand sa t.
chief stone whether that party shall be Temperance Labor Re-
% miles ev dS .dopt Womn Susge We .houN have them out
for but many Of Republicans than
Woman Rights that II Is very uphill work to marshal them against
Mr.. K Mungen wrote;
fused such although the nomination for third time rendered
] oar Sym.at b, p5 hi. debt nrncipsI apr md IN
far more than paid IT, Then opposed paving over
gan Th, reputation the offensive Of the ter is
The Chairman Mr.. Orvis, made an impromptu speech,
inquring why they were to day In Tammany Hall
1.-THE hall Of the Tamnany party the heart OF the Demo
cratic party in the United States instead Of in plymouth
Church 1" His reply IL because there was
not real unaloyed pure Christianity in that church for
the ameliOraton OF the poor practical working people.
He would say of the Tammany Han party that he would
not have 1t govern the United states until could com
mand the Judiciary of this city TO be true 10 absolute
justice in this city; until can rule Newfork rightly
would not trust IL with ruling the United States"
John b. Wolf Of Coorado-It is wrong TO charge inter
est because money has no productive power; because
II has no absolute value because 1t Is an abuse OF the
uses Of money; because 1t has stolen basis because
the borrower is the owner because men cannot lend
without first defraudng because riches are impossible
the product Of individual effort; and because II is
wrong to double all these wrongs in the past and
present system OF nnance . -
Resolutions denouncing usury introduced by Ed
ward Palmer OF the American Anti Usufy Society and
laid over for consideration.
voce-Wil your Society lend money without INTEREST,"
Mr. Palmer do not undertake to base a movement Of
this kind on what we will do what would do. We
base our movement on what is right. Applause
Alfred Brisbane Of this city argued that the Govern
ment should create cheap currency by Issuing bonds
and should lend at very low rate OF interest these
bonds and that this would do away with the necessity
for gold ana silver He opposed 10 the national
banks and To the Government cooperating with them.
He would have the Government lend itsef, ts own
bonds direct from ta ceters for conducting that
business. His opinion that drifting that.
unless there If change this country will In few
De ruled by few gigantic corporations and then the la
boring classes viii be the sufferers.
EVENING SESSION
DIR. Sheppard Of this city read short paper on reform
in its comprehensive MY idea" he said,
"is reform. Reform the individual, and the other
reforms will come "A natural result"
Caleb Pink, Of Brooklyn T. d. after referring u the
fact that Fanny Wright had forty years ago. agated
reform In amnany Hall, argued that there nothing
IN the nature Of map that depraYed but that our d.
pravlfy resulted FROM mistakes only. He spoke OF
what he characterized The binding effect ~ the Roman
Catholic religion. Ia the church edince-BOnstrrted by
the c0DgIegl <lhe CONGREGATION bend Tho knee