The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-07-19

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The following il a list of
THE MEMBERS
of this, the tirst Industrial Congress.
William Salter, international Lodge Of
I. Crispin, Cleveland.
Iohn Eehrer batch, Machinists' and Black
,fnlths International Union, Cleveland
HI. Walls, Iron Molders' International
mon, Cincinnati.
Martin A. Foran, Coopers international
Union. Cleveland.
Byron Pope. Coopers' International Union,
Cleveland.
T.. McDevitt, Machinists and Blacksmith
International Union, Cleveland.
Richard Pirkholtz. Machinists' and Black.
smiths International Union. Cleveland.
Hugh Mclaughlin, National Lodge United
Sons Of Vulcan. Chicago.
Robert Schilling. Coopers International
Union, Cleveland
I. Ii Stow, and Michael Adams, CuyA-
hoga Industrial Council, Cleveland.
William Gillette, copper, Ohio.
William Aimson, Workingmen's Union.
Nashville Tennessee.
w ;. Meeke. Typographical Union, Pitts
burgh
John Pollock, Miners Mutual Protective
Association. TuscarAwas Valley. Ohio.
John Dixon, Coopers' Union, Pittsburgh.
Enoch Burger, Coopers Union, Missouri.
Robert Calf Machinists' and Blacksmiths'
Union, Troy, \. H.
Richard Mclean and David A. JONES' Mi
ners and laborers Benevolent Association.
Mahoning Valley
Fred Blend and r. A. brenecke, Labor
Union. Evansville, Ind.
Patrick Daley, Knights OF st. Crispin,
Cleveland.
Alfred Thomas. Iron Molders' Union, Gin
cInnati
Henry Dorm, Machinists and Blacksmiths
Union, Cleveland.
Thomas p Smythe, Machinists' and Black
smiths Union, Pittsburgh.
b J. Abbott, Machinists' and BlAcksmiths
Union. Illinois.
q q. Cotfinberry, labir Union. Peoria.
Illinois
John Schley, Trades Assembly. IndiAnap-
OILS
S1luna keefe, cooper, Philadelphia.
John Magly. Machinists and Blacksniths
Union, Cincinnati
Warwick j. Reed, tcoloredl Tobacco
Union. Richmond, Va.
7. Van Allen, Machinists' and Black smiths
Union, Meadville
j. r. Bradborn. Coopsrs Union. Madison,
Indiana
JOHN o. Edwards. Henry Clay Forge. Ken
lucky
VIM. ) Erwold, Maehinists and Black
smiths Union, Reading, Pa.
u. Humphrey, Iron City Forge, Pitts
burgh
Thomas Carr Trades Assembly. Qumoy
Illinois
VIM Bailey Ceolor-d) Coopers Union.
Richmond, Va
E. D. Barthe, labor Reform Union Ply
mouth, Pa
Thomas Mears. Coopers Union. Martin
Ferry
Robert Reed. Miners and Laborers Be.
nsvolent Association. Mahoning ALLEY
Robert y. Sullivan, Coopers' Union, Ohio.
James Greener. Trades Assembly, Water
alley. Missippi
John p Davis Cataract Forge. Newburgh,
Ohio.
Edward >niggs, Machinists and Black
smiths Union, Buffalo.
7. &. skinner Machinists and Blacksmiths
Union, Newburgh.
Joseph Magley, Machinists and Black
smiths Union, Cincinnati.
y. F. Dubois. Typographical Union. Cleve-
land
&. Muth, Iron holders Union, Evansville
John Stuart, Coopers' MON, Cleveland
H. q. NJ. s. smith, Machinists and Black
smiths Union, Cleveland.
W r. Blatterman, Machinists and Black
smiths Union. st. Louis.
jeremiah Lille. Iron and Steel Heaters
Union, Chicago
John SiDey, Miners and Laborers Asso-
cation, Pottsville, Pennsylvania.
r. A. Armstrong, Workingmen's Protect
i've League, Pittsburgh.
T. McMsnus. Machinists and Blacksmiths
Union Milwaukee
l. ;. stanton, Cigar Makers Union, CIeve-
land
tieorge Jones, Iron Rollers Union, chicago.
r A. Myer, Machinsts and Blacksmiths'
Union, Hamilton.
Charles Cox. Mschinists' and Blacksmiths'
Union, Cleveland
T P Jones, National Iron and Steel Heat
ers Lodge Chicago.
David Ellis, Iron Molders Union, Dunkirk
James O. Hallern, Miners and Laborers'
Benevolent Association, Plymouth. Penn
sylvania.
George o. Mcdonnell, Trades Assembly,
Cleveland
George Flack, Machinists' and Blacksuiths'
Union, Hanover, Pennsylvania
Harvey Salisbury, Machinists and Black
smiths Union, Norwalk.
} ". Wheeler, Memphis, Tennessee "
STANDING COMMITTEES
On Constitr tion-W Walls, OF Ohio; Siney, of
Pennsylvania; Blatteman, of Missouri; Greene
Of Mississippi; Reed, Of Virginia
On Ways and Means-Saffin, Of Ohio;
Meek, of Pennsylvania; Schley, of Indiana;
Iturnizen, Of Tennessee; Adam of Ohio.
On respOndence-Pope, of Ohio; Sniggs,
of Kentucky; Armstrong, Of Pennsylvanis;
Bailey, of Virginia.
Arbitration Nv Robert Schilling, Robert
Gault. F. H. Brenicke G. G. Coffinberry, G.
D. Barth
Declaration Of Principles-H. j. Walls,
W ). HUMPHREYS, T. p Jones, T. p. Mears,
G.. Wheeler
Importation Of Cheap Labor and Co-opera-
tion-H. W. Smith, F A. Storm, John Dixon,
J.. n Dorren, John o. Edwards.
Printing-N Dubois, NJ A. Foran, john
Schley, Edward McDevitt, s. Stanton
Prison Labor and Apprenticeship System
W. Satin, NJ. A. Foran, Hugh McLaugh-
lin, William Sstler, H. W. Smith.
Finance and Ways and Means John
Schley, W. Aimison, n. Adams, ID. A. Jones.
Trades Unions and Amalgamated Unions
C. s. Mcdonald, T. P. Smith, p. Manus,
s. Dilley, D. Z lis, P. Van Ellen
Hours Of LA1or-John Pallock, G. Muth,
R. Burkholz, T. Daley. J. X. Bartran, W. $.
Ermald.
Labor Bureau-George Flock, A. Thomas,
George Jones. Edward Sniggs. Robert Reed
Mr. Schley, Of Indianapolis, offered the
following resolution
WHEREAS. The subject of politics having
been largely discussed by individuals Of this
body, and con idering the matter detrimental
to our best interests, and desiring that this
Congress stand in no uncertain light before
the country,
tirely the question Of politics in its constitu-
ton, and recommends that all matters of
political character be left t. the local ograni-
cations to be acted on ss they deem proper.