New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

dealt more Kindly with Dr. jarvis tHau Win ihc
dent OF Harvard College aud on the wh9c tne rose
escaped with but few bruises The RevJ t. sargent Us
10 ask whether 10 Infer from the statistics p o.
sened by DIR. Jarvis that there Is something lno rn ~
the organization OF woman which leads 70 q Eeaao Je
portion in certain phases OF crime than auons IAN
for should protest against any such -
pause The President then introduced Mrs Cat Inc in
OF England, who took tho platform Tor tne ,ht Ieh
Boston though 1t was evident from her slcoS Size
position was not new 20 her in her own cQhnu5, In
was sorry TO say that IN England gnnh y inheritance
ply impossible to attach much ipe ,nev had
To statistics for tho reason that they -dnor na
not universally generally maze 'Tu Tuooritirnlar
distinction In commitments There weIe ~, indoTse.
statements I'm the paper which she coud nor lnuoi ~
but she could indurse generally tne Idut ,h those az
of women in her own country, compared WIN ~ tO aSe
80, ,trd ,n shout the proDortion Of One-third. pno
was sorry to bear the other remark on te 1870 man
when women were bad, they were inlnleS % "o,o ~ in
nn Ssbe had had large experience ia the case o, ~
venile .denauents. She found III LNrid r,did a whole
class Of girls who had been there six or eishI ~ go
found that generally when they one , Mrs Have ac-
,lue1 % t " 'cr sex mt believed that the chief fauIt
lies I'm the nature OF the lndlFdudl 1iiu vi b,,,o
"epprauv sne believed that men ana women nlEe
I'm orcanizations and natures; mat the
woman is far susceptible haturny, anu tu t.s
We know, when perS19uSJ 80 81 ht S thev are Infinitely
worse than those who are unsusccpuDe She eAhoIDsu
to earnest work IN Prison & ocSd more
that the prison system s such that women, When n.y. S
wished hen to remember that woman can do an amount
of harm that could possibly 10 She hal khVm na
multitudes OF children to grow up wen WIN ,, Uau
with bad mother. Woman eXerts p0weriui lnllehc1
for gUod for evil The Rev George Vls15rt wisnvu @
thing about this matter until for 20 years men night
walkers had also been arrested. Mrs. Dan seeAeu "
share the opinion Of the last speaker.
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY.
paper on the history Of the international, by
d. A. Wasson was read by Dr. ID. f. Lincoln. AFTER
tracing the spread OF the French dsafeeon In swer
land Mr. Wassou passed London In 1850 In that CITY,
some years earlier had @ h NO formed i is7 and
issued manifesto. Governing Committee was chosen,
which pat forth remarkable address Iheso uiun n
soOnsh' soOn and tH' swaSp aSpo all The cSmmtes not
at all doubtful OF the event were eoHee,hd9' -
The answer s "After the victory we arc 10 turn upon
the Democrats aud crush them IneY Wwere w p, 70 p1
crushed because from moment OF victory they WOuu
still be advocates OF private property the DeihoC ~ aaS
were TO be supported only they could be used as In
seed that arms be procured, military leaders eectu,
drill maintained in secret, for the last Ei.hu
sit0p was 10 take place in London In favorable ood
of the French Government, III was suegcscu .u,. , ~
would be fine thug 10 nave delegation IOui
men of France visit the Exhibition. and bring home re-
port TO their brethren. Pands followed on an siuos.
he railways offered tickets and tue deeeates SCI
of They went TO London Nhat they saw ~ tno n %
hbiOn, whether they saw IL at an hoDody au."S
But second international differentiation was ee.cd.
The recipients of these attentions IetuteG o @ Tv ,
fellows, what they had seen al the Ehnioo, I & D
Two wears were consumed IN ehecuhs "a
concerted movement toward unity OF action;
On the 2Sth OF september IobAt u GIlhu
Uaetipc ~ worbingmen was invoked at ST. Martins
Hall. London. The provisional scheme then adopted
had three points: FIRST that the emancipation OF lhOot
must be effected 10y the aDOfers thcmselyes secohdy
that the sulectOn OF labor To capital IS souri, VI
servitnde thirdly that the remedy y T t
tween all aborers in the trades aud countries Tue hst
Congress appointed TO assemble the following year
at Brussels, but It was put OH to lS6'' al GENEVA
IEYETs OF TIE ORGANIZATION.
The subjects discussed related 10 the labor
Of children and women in manufactures,
reduction Of the hours OF labor. Trades Unions were
condemned but cooperative societies were approved
The next year there was significant advance. Her CO.
operative associations were condemned as merely adding
another element the existing combination The Con
ress demanded that the state appropriate the means or
transportation and circulation III order 70 ahhlmlhte
the monopoly of great companies which attack
at once the dignity OF mal and individual
liberty. resolution declaring that all arabic land u
collective property was finally passed by vote Of
At the Congress of 1862 at Base s further revolution
was made A resolution was passed that the right OF
tnherItance must be completely and radically abolished
and that this abolition IS one OF the most Indispensable
conditions for the emancipation OF labor Oh course
effect. IL was simply a plan OF eonnsc1tlon' one one
feature Of It wss that all int Interest nrrpine gnG shGTe
Congress Of 1870 could not SIT owing TO tne
Under the name Commune de Paris The purposes Of the
organization are simply and aVoWedy predatory anu
GARAGE can Accomplish This social agitation is now n
STp5nent what has this ali done for civilization and
liberty First it has given Europe two NapOleons Sec
ondiy It has forced up the cost Of the necessities
Uf lie throughout Europe once "a fair days
work for few days wages" laborers motto. He
has given this H for another motto, "spo the Enemy"
The International prCteuds 10 abolish poverty, and ouy
aggrayates it, IL preeuds secure the laOorer his
rights aud only teaches lm TO put himself III the
preends to be his greatest irend and makes him MS
own enemy. so much II has done, and as an Offset
10 this immense mischief. nothing IL the experience OF
three-quarters OF century can prove anything II has
rOved that this line OF policy leads TO vast evil ana 10
no good.
short paper in reply was read by T. NJ. Chamberlin
Rnaf and fygo ar d
Society took occasion to dissent from Dir. MassUn's
views Prof G. Il. III. Markoe followed with paper Oh
Legislation IN Relation 10 Pharmaey, which concluded
the morning session. The afternoon session Occu-
pied by paper from Gen. +. a. Walker on Some Re
suits OF the Census Of 1870" The discussion which II
excited was continued till o'clock, when the Ass0cl9-
tlOn adjourned.
IFTTFRS FROM THE PEOPLR