, 1873-12-29
Of tho Common Council to do nothing for tho
Hnrlfuntnan.

NorKlRBlHHnt Il
rur NEW PARTY. I
which would carry tlo town elections III April,
1,>Ht na swoopng'y m tho Irish uid thin yonr, md
aa tho ,,,,itoa foreign natlonafties dofeatcd tho
wIlolo Ya,,kdo crow oil tito 4tll nj November.
The people who Ind como hcro from Now. En.
g}und nmi their chiltlron know nnthing Of tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS movement, since thero WAS
no longor Il worl;n9 class ats,oi'H them thoy
woro rot strong onpuHh for heavy putfoor work,
and too 'axy to loarn t,.,los. THO leaders of tho
moyonln:t believed t'oy coNfd win et .ho polla.
oven # every Engah pnpor abuae'' tl'oni from
April till Novem''or.
John McAulifi was then introduced, aud 10
snia thnt tho wortingnot1 wore tola tho o'ty
could tlo nothing for tlon,, .9ecanso Gage lad
takon all Tho rnonoy. But IN SUNDAY papers NO
saw tint age had g1ye pa. naok the m1oaey, s,a aa
bo iollo for thom at tho meeting Of tho Council
this evening. Ho would recommend to them to
bellnye az woli In tic future as they Ind done
IN the as a o Foo ,ioa9 ao od of tS city Kgon, sy
woslld for tho prosont attend to the worst capns'
But tl1o ,nain question it'll remained: What
should bo done to arraBt anoslier such calamity
would not now DO compelled to ask for charity.
Political srcoulatnrs. wero allowed to trlng
them to ruin. They must unite, IT things
wero to heco,no hottor. Thoy had Hoen enough
I l3l16k trlftHyB. IL tnDY uHHT9Q lAWH lOT tLb
workiugme1', thoy, Ind to look to it that their
owl, 1ncu were elected to Office, hut oyon then
they had to kocp their oyes Wide opon to SEQ that
,,olio Of their own number becomes Ion groat or
| too popular: Workingnlen should allow no ono
| to l,eoomo their Lord. 11yeryhimg WAS aning to
| make tile proAnnt movement n permanent ono
| Within oight days d 1argo nlass-,ncoting would
| tf Called ut whtcs, platform would bo prcaeht-
c0t| no hoped that lis organization would
epread all over tho United States. until section
existed III every town and hamlot in tho country.
Although tto prcss ut present WIS against
tlom, aln1 cried Comnnag, tho t'n,o wo'lla
como wlaon they would bn only too glad to repro
sent sncl, nm in,mcnac multitude Of working
meu..
TAKING REFUGE ug.t1sp THE LAW;
l. Mr. Zinpcl. tlo noxt s11on)or, sud tue Coun-
| Gil took rofugo behind tho lar. which ordained
that the city could not ircroaao its indebtedness
but noyortholoss the city debt had already it,
creased two millions, probably to help tho cap-
money, Of courso there WIS none. Tho EXPOSE
%2o t aoTe9 tG ev
Witt benoiit had tic lai,oror from this r
Mt all, continued A!r. Zinlpel: 1le wHs OF tne
opinion that the ,timc for, action Ind arrived;
for tla pr,oSe OF Of Expressing @ at,d oslavng tic
Sorijnrn,eu. me md M tley wcre international, no
must lie lahorers of all eouutrlos also unite'
to hpoiafe tlienlsoNes. ,...
An tho priost took the Child at It's birth and
held on to II until ite death to Baye It for rleayon
40 did lis arstocrat hold on to tho workingma1,
| and noynr let him off until le bocnnle neeloss+
# i,e nt,,i lin fnn,: sturycl to death,
| y,vpr1 IN; nrponrEnn
,r, ,,,. aaa,,a, ~ H. 1,n"ai;. fr,t .+ta,,t1on
1r,t;t +nn ba hi aun.,oaei rora warn Ind md
n,,,n;nio , hnt now i,o Enow fhot t1cv wcru aao
font;sh arI ;rnarnnt Whnn In tl,otrht Of re-
nrta.a ,"!,i's o o nanId mnt "1n nnr,inr Io bnra1
1o,,a;, nu a III ,rcsa,,e NJ ia;maa hn Nfter la
~ tIr,,ni, ~ iorri,,,., In Continued i,y say
I P"* tnt""bAs A''6..s.7, ~ - -. :,
consisted iu bccr-lrinling md aaliug
foolish aueBtiouB They woro slaves of tho press,
a,,sl 1n,lBt be pitied for tlloy ton wer0 nothing
but worklne,non in tho serrico at capital.
THE REPORTER REPLIES.