The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-19

" ;j had boosted there was not sufi
nn, Cri.pins in Baltimore to make hir
I've I'D. OF course ala King Br
I'M" was complimented 10y drinking
anpe of glasses OF the foamIn,
,.apcbt: for. be 1t remembered, that I'll
american people of this section hav
hacome a. famous for beer drinking a
lot our Teutonlc neighbors are.
social conversation was tn result, an,
ne consequence was
nv CAPTURE VI A JOHNNY BULL B,
THE X. o. 5. c.
:, is generally said that the "Devi
= NOT so black as he is painted" anC
i i has proven in this case. Thi,
nan came from Lynn, Mass, with the
ober men who came on from there
Sour weeks ago He had been in the
Oonntrv but a couple Of months, and
was dong nothing, or at least SO little
,b,t il might be called nothing. When
tbe Dalsheimers' notice appeared in
LYNN. he, with the others, responded
.nd came to Baltimore. Unhappily the
norties with whom he came in contact
On previous occasion used threats,
;nstead Of reason, and the consequence
vas that, like all Englishmen, and like
N men possessed Of rue manhood, he
s4t TIN and brute force at defiance
On this occasion, however, our Eng
Imb friend (as we will hencetOrth call
bim) met with men who reasoned with
him, aud explained to him the nature
of the case before him. showing him,
At the same time, where it would be to
bis advantage 10 join the organization.
This was the FIRST intimation he had had
that he could become member. This
fact settled the matter, and it was de-
termined he should remain in the fac
tory as
A MASKED BATTERY,
which he did, and to good purpose.
With him, the committee operated
within the walls, and a meeting OF the
committee and the Portland boys was
soon arranged. The place and time Of
meeting having been fixed, both parties
met, and the being fully explained and
discussed, to the satisfaction Of all pres
ent, it was agreed that the
PORTLAND BOYS SHOULD MEET IN COUNCIL
WITH THE X. y. s c.
on the following Monday evening at
Metropolitan Hal, west of Baltimore
street, where aud when a final DISPOSE
lion of the case would BE- made. In
accordance with tie arrangements of
The committee, TO- Order OF X. o. S. @.
met on Monday evening, July 3lst, in
mass meeting, at Metropolitan Hall.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr. Mil, OF Lodge lbs, who stated the
object Of the meeting The meeting
was also addressed by Messrs. Rutter,
Mckay, and Murphy The speakers
al dwelt upon the situation Of affairs
among Cthe rlsp.ns Of Baltimore al the
present time, and asserted that It was
the determination of the order to send
every man back to their homes who
would he brought here by the firm OF
Dalshimer x 90 While the mass
meeting Of the order was in progress, a
meeting Of TIE Grand Lodge K. 0. S. Z.
of Nd. and y. G. was being held in
another part Of the hall, to which the
men from Portland were admitted.
Here d perfect and complete under
standing was arrived at, and all ar
rangements made for the
RETURN OF THE PORTLAND RECRUITS.
On the next morninS {TnesdAy) prop
arations fur leaving commenced. The
FIRST thing in order was to secure their
tools In this they met with no oppo-
sition, but were allowed to take them
away, with the simple admonition
that they were doing wrong. The next
was to secure their trunks. The board
ing boss was not disposed to let them
60. All things, however, being settled
amicsbly, and the small bills being
squared up, each one took what be-
longed to him, and departed in peace.
In the evening they met at the headquar-
tiers on Baltimore street, and after have
ing soclable time al round, our Port
land friends started, in company with
a committee appointed by the State
G. L. to Philadelphia Depot, where
they took the f0.+O train, East, on their
return home. Our Eastern friends will
bear in mind that lO.4O p. m. is Balti-
more time.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The last of the Democratic Primary
Election took place last Wednesday
1t was for members Of the City Coun-
Gil. In view Of the many local i'm
provements which are going on, and
others that are contemplated, and the
olty's interest in many State works, It
was highlyimportant that none but good
men should be secured for office. This
was done to very great extent, and
should the Democratic nominees be
elected (of which at present there is
bat very little doubO, with Hon. Jos.
Vansant for Mayor, Baltimore will en-
JOY one of the best city governments
that she has enjoyed for number OF
years. Nearly every one of the can
didates elected profess to be opposed
TO convict labor.
MOVEMENTS OF THE OPPOSITION.
As yet there has been no decided
movement of the Republican," OF
what is commonly known as The Rad
cal party" The German Republicans
have held a meeting, but what passed
at il has not transplred. A feature II
the campaign this fall will be the plans
and movements of the
NEW PARTY.
It is called here by several distinctive
names, such as the " Free Americans,
the Party of Legal Rights" The
American Protestant League" &c, &c
1t has had several meetings in varlou,
wards. Addresses were delivered BY
several gentlemen. As yet they issued
no platform, indicating what their prin
ciples are. All the speakers in then
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