The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23
Call for a Miners National Convention.

FElLO~ WOSkNKS q b, well establishes, ts,t q fact
demonstrated by bitter personal experience that there
class The community whose Auurs are So unrr
quilted. ami Who much the victims u the heart
ls.s demands II capital and corporations the Miners
Id present solAtr condition ruWcress III re
sist them Increasing these maj agencies are III piv
sr and innuenee- requires ophet torrtsl the
position the miner must occupy il fcW YEAR, unless
immediate steps taken t. unite a. under cuutm.n
heal having for is objects the lettering ,f ,ciA
MON. Ad financial condition The great dysider .tun
n The l.ur j. bond q um"u consolidation K inter
s-ts unity q action. 10 fact the establishment u
Aluer- National onsanE,tou. whose influence VII he
rNertti "a our behalf and whose strength will b, sum
silent ~ protect NJ 10 'he haur " urst contest too
aftyl for,ed atou W. AZ present defeat ami De
ulurN tLsti"n uo matter hoN just demands cru
test u Nh-h handful VI have ta contend A. a,s
THE power W asgTegpt.I wealth. This crashing goo De
TAIL policy must be stopped &c rs td- tu expect tt4
.ur condition b. aineliurat-I
The -ncyes, ~h.,h ~, Attended the ,-rt. W. nv, u
i,,- traiee ~heL have Aetel ~ tn, principle Shows
Uhst au'l u sctiou s-luull>h THa itt-uit.,,
s.alst Nh.lh nov contend the dirsutie, VI eh
-l,, base olte, AHA th, i>ob,ous What
Dee effort, w union could nr ,ump,h tho efur.,
Y hfts unions HAsE Aec'mrli,ho. What they H4,,
daur Ne van io, q Ne are Willing thc same means
The>e fscis Are-so sell evident thaj t,ery miner and q
bvrer u chs mise, must admit their trrce sud truth
lu Consideration u these t,t~, believing chs, thy ui
ucrS rpe tor such movement. and in ,,cori anew
with the general desire e'noeJ All han, W. ht-,b,
cal for meeting Of delegate. from the various
..ca unions, sud 70 miners genera, throughout the
yountry for the purpos, Of forming M.vFs> N,uo>,l
JNIo> % be held the city pf Youngstown ua.. uu
thy second Tuesday Ia October ISIS
The .peihc object, sought tu he accomplished D., te
formation n ,uyh Al association art d, follow,
i A consolidation 81 the entire bi, Nj miner, ~ thr
United Nt-te>. for the purpose NJ >gt protection.
81. af'rl Ic.Iniary and moral ,upl o-t W. s.lol ivy
trtt- may W. forced % tine alternative 10 strike
q fur thorough discussion IT uur grievances. tnG
tie passage VI such au, uur >air, ,ud Nglt4r, ~,
mauI .n Tile several >tAte>
Fellow vureuleu oHe uurd ~ runtiu,i.u. I-t g.ers
miner aid AaYr,r AhD rel.l- th- .aI realize ti. Z +,
o. hI~ interest I>su,, A-t ~ Though ,u,g,, ie
pended y, your individual Efforts, M4ke 4 ut--uu.n.
Where ra union exist, form aue without DELAY Take
steI- io 1r fellow ,sarkmeu iu council III liz,
nj Penu,s yania meet The miners from ILLINOIS Lev
the miners trom uho, Virginia. Indiana I.as Missouri
hvltusks and Michigan iu short from EVEN locality
where mining Is carried on, elme ani together
form al organization in which brother Rl hy pledged
to brother arZaui1tinu which Will fnrin4 buIv4rk
auke n thg da, a pr,~pent, aud rls hour no a,l,er>
W Mill Nnu 90 80, ar du suu prefer t. ueclrs y.ur
present uueu'i liable position THy answer 4nd the issue
ARE d y.ur ovu hand, t>i-rsiy
JuH> ~rNt,. - Clair SehusIkfn Du. ga JA. O'HN-
lmRAN. Plymouth. Lucrue Co. Ps. Gsa. hlNeHos>.
h-iIetllle II Clair tn. DID, JuHN r.LLu,A. y. Law
renee >tarh 'a.. %. JoHN JAMS Hardwood. WiH
to.. Iu Communications addressed III Juhn james
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