, 1874-01-19

Exposition Of the jeots Of the Associa-
tSn'
Attack on tho staal zoitung...Un1on with
the s:angcrs.
Mr. Aliens v;%Ra on Communism.

.,,;,,I4e .tt.nI.s ..s- ~ ...'.,'' us "a' ouN
su4A.s a''o"ooa' Ho' o'ot w "oiA1oen'en oelas
proaent'
At about o'clock the meeting WIS organized
by tho election of Ohriatfan Krnnan na proafdont
ard cl,r1.o yv;nro, .u aoora.,r~
s.,e.,,,.-,.
ohoASi@aSo'
Mr. Krauso said that tue object Of tho meet
ing was mainly for tho purpose OF organizing
tho vorkpgmcu ID accordance With tho ohtecte
~ t,,oir ncw n1atform A'o0'o
Mr. nv winnc, than ro.d Him n,.n =, oro,,,z,.,,.
and tho platform, and then proceeded to explain
and show tho excellence Of each rAank giving
tho document noarly tile eame Instrumentation Az
waa dono by Mr.. Thoramarl nj sntnr1nv'H moot.
"ao uoao " ~. -, ',a,' ~ oos-
ing, anu report OF winch was published iu yes"
terday's TRIBUNE. He continued by saying TINT
80 long as worAingmen were divided and split I'm
in antaronIstfo factions, their exiatopc, would
- a"a f.ass,~,, =. s..ea ss st..e.". "on4e
question Of life and death with them, and those
who n's0etaa to on taf rSa @
ooiS A5"t..s t.' "u. 'ue.A 4
1am'llcs' 1ne mum saun'eo noosty o. .n'a
country waa all bosh 50 long aa ono class OF her
| ctlzonB wore preferred to another. Thore
| could DO
NO LIBERTY WITHOUT EQUALITY.
The bourgeois wore daily gottiug ssrcnger, and
the workingmen propor:onalty weaker. The
question therefore arose, how could tho workings
men got out Of this domma; how could they
| better their condition The answer wnB very
| simple. BY meeting together aud organizing
QUO workingmens association aftor. another until
they would DO able to become masters Of tho
sltuatiun.
REORGANIZATION.
They would then reorganlze tho systom Of
| laws in this country and make it tho boEt laud
for workugmen to live on tho face Of tho Garth.
Wotkingmon had just as much right to DO pro-
State s6ouli support them when out 81 breaa:
there was no use for national wealth,
tion and poverty Of tue people. As tho Crisis
| was the product Of tho present rotton 1tato Of
society 80 workingmen eocieties wora tho
product of the c5s1e They w9a}a oil
receive tho sole benefit Of their labor. 9hon
each workingman could support himself and
family in q respectable manuer, md would no
longer 6o dependent upon Ills present mastes'
=. , T.. l. n,1oaaAT1oN n 1o1yE*.r 1s rc,x
ms. 1osePn uLeennns, o. INC onaon. wanted
Afo" <M aTt e neLoak ~ .te paHT,S WY "eIo M
60 nda 1y nt ar rsa,,, sns
eunaay ptevloua, Hne.aal .a tnas mele 1oally
mans mo1eng & ae "aeu n.a slo pa''o''n anu pan OF
orsan'6atloM @ Mu Mas nuopteai paes ~, - IT,
Uas. nns le0u ~ .uas snd ., LIE t
InInoSs "as outlec. T. ~ Sset5 pas1on.at. @ auo aua
p!attorn lepottuu p ~ =. tuus papoi Mao tne 1eat
ptatlotn Auupseu s a. sdas M afa aou nu
otuoa lnA11u4tn "oaIu W nooPt,a ~ Auy utolo
nasa'ngetlnEs ug!u' auo pieeolt iaecs1usa
Ct explaining each PLANK m IN .1eir platform: W:
Gtoenhut transared to the other reporters That
Mr: Killings @ had SAID. but they refuaed to make q
note OF It, at!il eontending that another maes- "a,
. RESENT "oulo DC hela o. some 1otete oa9'
Mh. CARL KhlNoa
then made very powerful speech, beginning
with furious attaGk on tae 6taaks 1estun9 and
its proprietor, nlr. Hcsing, saying It was the
most impudent action on record, Tor paper
Ike the Saass zetng to "a aay that \ thsiE p!at;
form was a!moat exactly what It haa advocated
for yehra, no paper IN the city having abuaod
them With such malignity as tho Saats zesfung-
It WIS contended that they had no right to ash
anything Of the State, and ttlat they wore bent
; upon division Of property. Would they not
soonos WORK Tor the State thah 1or such car1el~
| iBt6 u
A. Q. uEs1no,