The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
TIE FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE NTERNA-
TI0NAL W0RKINCMEN,S ASSOCIATION.

TIE FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE NTERNA-
T0NAL W0RKINCMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
An Address to the People OF the United
statcs-Thc Worlds Trade Union-Com-
pulsory Observation-Disclosures Peace
Too Much Government.
The Federal Council Of the American Federation
OF the International Workingmen's Association held
q meeting yesterday at 1919 Spring street, citizen
Little presiding. Reports OF sections from different
parts OF the United States were read going to prove
that more than the usual interest Is taken by the
people Of the towns villages and country. Several
communications were received asking for informa-
tion about the society, and how to organize sec
TONS It was stated that efforts should be made for
the purpose OF leasing or buying spacious hall In
central location Of the city, in which they
could have amusements OF different kinds, and
thereby combine pleasure with business. No
action was taken on the matter. The following
address was then read unanimously adopted, and
also decided that 5000 copies in "pamplet FORM"
be printed and distributed among the different
trades societies and the people Of the United States
In general
ADDRESS OF THE AMERICAN FEDERAL COUNCIL OF
THE INTERNATIONAL wORKINGMENS ASSOCIATION.
To THE WORKING MEN AND WOMEN OF THE UNITED
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posed upon us by the first Congress American
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cordngly proceed to perform this duty as well and briefly
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Of our form government then i is indeed high time
tocraey Privileged classes democracy equal
low and the first steps to be taken in effect
that no acts Of the national State or munieipal
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There would at least be freedom from the harassing
attending want and The fear want and almshouses and
Fellow citizens and female OF the United States,
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ton This viii constitute the subscribers section and
easement in the mlncpai state and national councils
munication with either of the secretaries whose name:
ceivc such further information and Instructions you
And et no rumor of any divisions existing among us de-
ter any who would otherwise organize iromi so doing.
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Council in London in fragrant violation of their
iSeIr com :qspt have without cas ~ ~
netqe TO he parties concsfncd chosen to suspend some
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Blood and Citizen William west 80
Citizen WEST, delegate appointed to attend the
Universal Congress. announced that he would leave
here next Saturday
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