The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-07-26
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
o'clock, President Fehrenbatch in the
SCha,y-s---
The roll was called and absentees no
ticed
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
Report of Committee on Credentials
submitted the following report
CLEVELAND. July I9. 1873.
To the Officers and Members of the Indus.
trial Congress:
GENTLEMEN: We, your committee, appoint
ed in the case Of r. F. Trev-llick. beg leave
to report that we have given his case our
careful consideration. And under the call
under which this Congress was convened it
was determined that none but duly accredited
candidates should be admitted Still rs the
Congress in its wisdom has seen ht to set
precedent in this matter, and as your com.
mttee do not desire 70 be discourteous to any
one, we recommend that r. F. Trevellick be
allowed the same privileges as were extended
TO Mr.. A. O. Cameron, OF Chicago. Your
committee, to prevent any difficulty in future
on this question, recommend the adoption Of
the following resolution:
Resolved, That from and after this date no
person shall be admitted to the privileges of
this Congress except to bona-tde members in
good standing in the organization from which
they receive their credentials, as delegates 70
the Congress.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
(Signedl WM. SAFFIN,
HUGH McLAUGHLIN Com.
FRED. blend,
On motion, the question was divided.
The first recommendation was adopted, and
the second was referred to the Committee
on Constitution.
The Comittee on Ways and Means pre-
sented the following report, which was
adopted
To the Officers and Members of Industrial
Council, U. s.:
Your Committee on Finance and Ways and
Means have carefully, and to the best OF their
ability. endeavored 10 ascertain the probable
expenses Of the present session, and submit
the following estimate:
Printing ......................e7 Q 70 90
Reimbursng Mr.. Walls for monies advanced . I u 90
Hall rent -.-.-.......-....t.. ...-.....-.. 90
Incdentals Is 90
Total --...---... $50 20
To meet the foregoir., your committee
WOeAN tOOotnAHChu S@Ptbathoh eS~CoShncub VI
So on the delegates present, which, with a re-
presentation Of 20 members, would create the
sum Of &2l0.
In addition TO the above, although, perhaps
somewhat foreign to the proper duties OF this
committee, we would recommend that this
Congress subscribe for 1000 copies Of the
WORKISGMAN's ADVOCATE, containing de-
tailed proceedings Of this meeting. to be pub
lished in one issue, at cost not to exceed
four cents per copy, ten copies Of said ADvo-
CATE to be sent TO the p0stoffice address Of
each delegate, and 800 copies to the address Of
the President Of this body, to be used for gen.
eral distribution; and that the secretary b
instructed to furnish Mr. Cameron with 4 Ger.
titled and accurate copy Of the minutes Ths
cost Of the foregoing viii be S45, postage in.
cluded. which, with the estimated expense.
previously stated herein, foots up Sl75, leav
ing. should the assessment recommended b
adopted. balance ON hand Of SIS
This, In the opinion Of your committee
will cover all the expenses Of the present
Congress There being no definite plan Of or
ganizntion. we are unable to make pscvisionl
for the nsxt Congress, but may hsrsaftsl