The New York herald., 1871-11-25
CAPITAL LISTS AID LABOREaS.

Correspondence Of the Labor Re form Assoc la .
ti0n-A Member of Congress for New YO. X
ON the Difficulties OF The Qmcsti0n-Cara from
the Society.
WASHINGTON Nov. "a, 1871.
One by one the members Of Congress and other
gentlemen Interested In the settlement OF the
question Of capital labor are replying at length
10 the circulars OF Invitations sent out by the Labor
Reform Organization. ami aiding BY their informa-
ton the work SO started the association in hs CITY,
The following correspondence has just been received
In reference to the organization.
MR. KiNsELLA, M. c.. FOR NEW YORK.
Thomas Klnsea, NJ. c., Of New York, writes to
the committee organizing labor reform party here,
as iollows:-
roA. NJ kEsApAY AND ornEns;-
GENrLEMENl bcs to acA now edge the receipt Of cir
ssned sy yea IN ~ ny % 10
great existing political orr anlzaons any way open td
me intend to use nse my 'nnnenc: Tor the welfare Of he
the tendency of national icaiAaon of late has moi
ceaVcton was to as Gemocrat aaa
was Third party @ next year seems now 70 70
samt that the democratic party has outived its
believe # Is true the interest of the
BY an Independent movement IN Tue next PRESIDENTIAL cam
raen shall not be numbered among tnose asposed to hold
country. Un arrived on this subject witnn
party am bound by principles and oblgations
sa,s espsc fortunes
GARD FRUM THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
To CREDENTIAL HOLDERS OF TIE wAsmISGToN
LABOR REFORM CoNvENrIoS:-
GENTLEMENlt will appear from the following card Of
the ocers, ac, OF the National Labor Union, which
pnUsaa IN SSw York aps oa 9s sn ee
Ing Committee OF the Convention OF those friendly
Se @ a 1s ds 4 a p
ceeinss had the officers Of The National Labor unon
meeting In August last, and that in laci, the for
labor party had not been wholly acandonei to its
the who. virtue tier olce entrusted
management, ths committee was warranted believing
when its circular vi as Issued On November !.
The following Is the card OF the National Labor
Union officers, VINO appear TO nave been unpeaS.
antiy aroused from their slumbeis by our ac;lon.-
To THE PEOPLE THE UNIrEp sTATIs:-
The undersigned officers OF the National Labor Union,
public against pretended wasnipg.
december got by persons styns themselves
the Committee organization OF The LABOR Reform Move
men they have no authority IRON the body known the
katOna iaOor uGl)n, convention assemblies
uinbus OHIO, third In February 1874 Ihe
ingon movement is unauthorized:
Il. r. Iraveck, Iressent; H. 4. Day. Vice President; NJ.
A. Willard second Vice President; q. b. Johnson, a. G..
Cameron, NJ. W. Field j. G. syboIs
ing Committee referred above to act perfect har
with all comoinatloas oi workingmen honestly
desire the unite tou OF the industrial classes OF society
the purposes enuncated IN circular have deemed
advisable In OF all the circumstances TO those
hold by election invitation credentials to Wash
ngton Convention and who expressed desired
by this committee, willingness to join the labor
mentl to deer action IN the premises until the third
Wednesday February, 1872 and 10 then in Columbus,
CT the National Labor Unon Iouni pracilcabe
in constructing platform Of PRINCIPLES suitable to the I'm
portant occasion, and selecting standard bearers for the
Presidential campaign and such further
circumstances to require 10 snsain
under the guidance OF oi honesty, sincerity
prehensive ability
Alexander NJ. kenaday A. T. CaYs, h. MacMurray, A. L.
Reistone COMMITTEE, az.
WAsnlSGToS, u. G., Nov. %, 1871.