The New York herald., 1873-12-12

demand the immediate enactment a.
law that shall limit the accumulatons OF any indiS
any men h his or s poMer os Drs
any time 70 lock up our circulating medium, whether IL
at time appon,
and protect r. q All ssSps
power to increase il numbsrs as occasion demands and
Tsa s os of Safety shan have.
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and that the secretary correspond with labor
OF industry, with view to harmony and concerts
Resolved That this Committee Of Safety shall call
to ss as aa s
movement throushoat the country our most sicient
workers in the Limitation principle and bid them God
upon our national highways
WALL STREET DENOUNCED.
After the reading, OF the resolutions 1t was pro-
posed from the audience that all them thieves I'M
Wall street and Broad street be arrested" This
was received with immense cheering and laughter
SPEECH OF DR. FREDRIc A. PALMER
Dr. Frederic A. Palmer commenced his speech by de-,
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the working people who earned The money, while tho.
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capital thus rendering the unsuspcious working people.
money! ;s.ss place have Ssssyed
against the privileges q capital and order compel
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the leak through the bunghole Of political economy
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directly to the people in the that tho
postage Is, and which time during the
amount Of real not speculative, wealth of the nation
will be increased loU iod. by limiting capital and sn-
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ADDRESS OF GEORGE H. HART.
Mr.. Hart said
FELLOW CIrIzENs-I hold in my hand paper which,
purports the Second Declaration Of Independence
You all remember the circumstances under which tho
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all men created equal and that all had an inaen-
able right life liberty and the pursuit Of happiness
henee .ns arose % our right to be heard on the
the nation One hundred have scarce elapsed since
the first declaration was msde and we the
equal they yet suffer uneQuay and that the phantom
happiness though ever pursued s never overtaken We
find that life maintained too often at the sacrifice OF
liberty or Of that which far more precious-o man
hood, For. under existing laws the houseless hungry
mechanic has two alternatives TO choose from-whether
the Poorhouse and BECOME pauper or TO COM
place only will be well fed our declaration Of inue
pendence not to withdraw allegiance from
from the tyranny OF Poverty and to proclaim the
emancipation labor It. in the olden time to be Roman
citizen TO be greater than king then should tho
American citizen be greater than an emperor surely in
this there Is many hungry shirtess monarch who
walks the streets and many an infant prince
honor slavery to freedom, No the ma,ss,x tsou,
Of your manhood and swear upon the altar Of Justice
that The wealth earned by the people shall pay the
that the word pauperr shall be forever banhed
the books and that the laws shall become
your vow shall be recorded In the heavens and the
angels will rejoice that N nan Mt length Is iree
Speeches were made afterwards in German and
French, and the meeting broke up about ten O'Clock.