, 1874-05-19

interest," II businessman wero to m IN scorch
Of lonn Of $1,000 l,o would chi IN IN ' u, IT,"
nrolor ~: Joi11'son, rho would nay that money t
xoo ~ss a t a ssnGg nasg tho a
men,-lie must have 1t. The brokor gsys s lin Iu,H a
note Of introduction to q 1lr. Smith, Who ilaocoa
him by giving him n check for S025, Did iIa
law roach that person Oh, 'io. II dry-rootlu
moassirot ho would be sent to Tuot Thore
again, was
TIE onEENnAcR QUESTION.
IHE s TRIBUNE M Ba!a It WAS not money the Timer
anid It was not monoy. Wol1, l,o novcr saw any
tLo people to eet hod OF '3iss this MONEY, ~
Which tho nowhpapors said wns not money.
dollar, stainpod by tho dovcrnmont, just az good
tnouoy Oh any oyor given 10 tho poopc-t,lst a.
good as any valuc covered by tho lag. [Choern.l
Tho yroenback dollar, be maintained, wns roa.
dollar or the silver dollar lost ita yaino whesn Il
aell for It's value In weight aud purity.
Il IL he were, woro going out o,a q tho conn.
speee w o woaa e 10 tho Tosd esaepss ass o, n M
nation, because ho would maintain, a;;ainEt III!
cotnora that money ceased to bo money tits
very momenti IT loft tho protection Of tho tag
Int created +. Loud applauao.l Iho crusade
the assertion that hard money represented thu
"o9lth OF tho world, was the most nr;unt non.
senae evor prouchod by mon who cia,ucd to 1,ns.
seaa some wisdom. The speakor thon onlargo1
upon the subject the whole tenor Of lus ronlaljB
spocio. ~f'
noforring to tho
=, E1dHT-noUn QUESTION,
III d1RoaMor ha1a TN tho the Spring.
work under tho new systom than undor tho old.
N taot tho VOICE Of the whole country
aappoared to DO in favor Of short hours. It Ind
boon made a cry BY tho conservatives tint If tho
people had abort houra they would Ilavo mora
time to got drunk. Hs knew poopio who had
got drunk on long hourH, too. He know aorno
iegisstora I who Eot drunk and he ves Bory TOR
ne 1aw 10y drunk md ho was sorry
Tor IT.; y,on, ana ha had Reon preachers
Qrauk, and hc VIVA very sorry for 1t. [Chcora
and luughter] Ho then proceeded to show WHY
!apor hours were shortened, mud should be so.
At Was pecauao the workipgmen had aoimprovel
machinery that thoy had right to onfoy tlo
Hl1ort hours which themselves had orcatod uo
concluded amid loud applauBo.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
AIr. H. j. Murphy thpu camo forward n1tf nro.
cooded to road tho following resolutions:
WnEnEAs, An unwarrhntod and unjust1aba Ut
temp, hns recently bea made BY superintendIug Aro-
1eot Mtilet III tho interest anu behalf Of cortan s-
PloycfR, to acouro the repeal Of tho law making eLs
onrs egal days work aueh action being ontiscy
outside Of tue Legitimate funotons Of his oca aud
states ut tho aeasou recently held 1t Rochester, NJ T.
requested TINT meetings bo held III tho various suGus-
acquiring f and frse e1pross'ou 81 h hi Ias,rs "
elassss On sreh proposed repeal therefore, be 1t
,H.dsotsed Tint the mechanica and wJskngncu Of
Chicago tn common with their felow-llers through.
out tho uhltud ssatss real4ziug tut IL recognition
adoption and enforcement Of tie e!ght-hour syste ID
required bJ tile highest cons!aoratlona Of morty and
uasice having proven aliks beneficial to tile employer
an1 employee Whenever or wlloraser m impartial
4 ApHn1
Rfsoleed, That tha workngncn Of Chicago, in ,nssa.
meesing assembled, irrespective Of larty ties and
Congress to rotc for ls continuance nn pleae them,
selves to oppose at the bsot-box the election uf any
MU o sss Rn1t ~ Y
roice antl vote to for Its continued enforcement.
sen % 4nat Gf Tue 1ssouon'
tho Hon. John a. Logan Of the Senate, and tus Hun
oh11fs to q tue Moase ot
bofote tha two branches Of Congress-.
SUPPLEMENTAL nEaoLuT1cHH.
II Hes9arsa Taat ~ coraiasly nlorse tle foregoing,
asslst, with every within thelr power to carr,
them TO successful recognition.
dtately takon hy the worlngman Of this cy to form
an naaocisuon-compo6od Of thoas VII Rentin1cut1
md sympathes aro III UNISON with hc7e priuctpIey-
dup notlce Of which intatory meeting viii bu nadt
public.
The Declaration Of Principles Of tho recent
National Convention Of Workngnlen worc alat
indorsad.
FRANK LAwI.oR.
The Chairman put tho resolutions yyl1eu lTr,
Frank Law1or roso in the body OF .,o hall and
moved to amend what he supposed was III over
aight, namely, that only o,a momba.
OF Congress- from tho Districts compriaud
in Chicago had been mentioned. Ho Hoped
that their threo congressman WOULD be requested
to oppose the repeal Of tho Eight-H our law. liz
moved that as an asnoudlnent, WHICH pruva;lel.
Tho resolutions, aa amended, wore then pus
and adopted by ali unanimous vote.
"AND OTHERS"
Brief addresses woro delivered ty MeBsrs.
Fill, 4. c. Cameron. of tho World; qnlon's Id. j
yocate; the uou. Hugh MoLauHllin J. Mac;
journed.