The New York herald., 1871-12-25
TIVE INTERNATIONAL FEDERAL COUNCIL,
Plaa for Political Organization Progress Of
the Intsrnationals- Extending in the Far r
y wsst-Endorsins xr. Hears Fro
ss jsct Of . Labor Bureau. 2 et4

fufl attendance or delegates was at the Federal
Council OF the International worxlngmen's Associ-
alton which was hold yesterday afternoon ct No.
100 Prince street. Theodore H. Banks was elected
chairman and Mr. Henry @. Slee othciated a.
secretary.
A delegate stated that German Section mad
been formed In Boston and another French Section
In this city, from which delegates would be present
Ct the next meeting; delegate from Williamsburg
SAID that Section 2l had resolved TO be represented in
In the Federal Council ana would send Q delegate
to the next meeting Under the head OF "Reports OF
Committees" Mr.. Hubert Treasurer OF the funeral
procession fund. reported that, after paying all ex
penses ne had still balance on hand Of $3s Mr..
Henry Z. Slee. Chairman OF the Committee on Con-
stitution, reported that all the committee were
working earnestly, and would, In oil probability,
have their whole WORK completed by the next regu-
lar meeting. The report was received as report
OF progress. Mr.. Crosse. German Secretary stated
shat ne had. according to instruction, prepared o
report OF the proceedings OF aud nalo 9aeAs 3.
st ..s6s PROGRESS OF THE ORGANIZATION. e-..o,
The report was received, and on motion 1t was
resolved to send . copy TO Mr.. Haes Secretary OF
the General Council In London. and TO oil Sections
not represented In the Federal Council. so 1iAsap
The delegate from Section II reported that they
had received several communications informing
tnom tnat tue organization was lfal .NNtA
EXTENDING RAPIDLY IN THE FAR WEST,
and already two new sections had been recently
formed in St. Louis. MIR. Daguenet, OF Section
IS, stated that o new German Section would
be formed In Newark in the course of q
few days. great many Americans. he
SAID, were also anxious to form Sections
In various parts OF New Jersey. Mr.. Mcaregor, OF
the Affiliated Jewellers, stated that new Section
had Deen formed In this CITY, which VIII hereafter
nQ nf M lffN Anns oelo
district, and that meeting OF the Section would be
hcld on Friday evening next in spring street. at
which debate would take place, the subject being
Irs BEARING uPON AMERICAN roLrTIcs.. ~
Numerous communications were read from va
ri0uS parts OF the country expressing sympathy,
among which was the following:- f3sassl
re THE PRESIDENT es 1y TnE scSTY:
sympathy their 70 obta sa' their h
should IKE to join T. andso would great many scamen. II
will be happy 10 forward ~ Az the
We should IL 10 place ourselves Ia atom w
you. remain, yours fratcrnaly, WIN. LORAN.
The Corresponding Secretary was instructed to
venience .g ~ -
Mr.. WEST offered some resolutions. which were
Ing. Their purpose Is the appointment OF q COM
mlttee Ito devise and prepare
PLAN OF POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
IN conformity to the political status OF the people
above mentioned. and submit the same, through
tine Federal Council, TO the several sectlOns repre-
scnted therein Tor approval"
Mr. I. Ii. BANKS, OF section o. stated they en-.
d0rsed the action OF Mr. HOar, Of Massachusetts
and favored the establishing Of 5angef6g. .rF vaq
LABOR BUREAU
throughout the United Sfates. He had also been in
structed TO advocate the procuring or uiabie head
quarters t0 hold their meetings In, .Re moved that
q committee be appointed to make the necessary in
qutrles as regards expenses oss Hal 8-.ei e.S s3A
. Ire motion was carr led and the following CON-
mittee was appoln ted:--Messrs. Banks, Stebellng,
Chrlstlnet ana McGregor. .s..-
this clty the meeting adj0urned. i9vc,sa .Un
M ~. InternationaIs-Se 10. ~. ~,
Section IL OF this organization, heretofore meet
ing at the ofice OF Woodruff & Clanln, In Broad
street. lately changed Its place OF assembly to the