, 1875-03-15
Members Of the Committee Charge One
Another with Belling Out.
Disrespeettttl Way in Which tho
Aldermen Were Spoken Or



munists, inetcai Of achieving e!orious victory
over tho Relief and AID bocle!y, hare suffered
dofeat. But not Only have they
been defeated, but tho Investigation las en-
eendercd tho spirit Of .llscurd and strife In ticr
own midst. Any ono WHO attended tho groat
Communist nass-meeting ut VosHAerts Turner
Hall Yesterday afternoon 1nuat he convinced
tllst their mucll-talkod-of unitv and harmony,
mud their rcputed great atfength, wose but d
fraud and delusion. No moro disorderl7 and
boisterous meeting has seldom taken place In
this city, and to compare 1t With al Eighteenth
Ward political meeting would DO to compare
p.sser-mcetng with Il paudemonlunl. such
tcr1ns OF cnloarment as You arc bsibo.taker
and Q tl.iefl" and "You arc another I" we're /
hurled az rocklesaIy agslnst each other N tbcY |
formerly wcro against the propcsty-holdess and |
capitalists. Sunday, tho 18th of March, will |
,nutlipm iu Chicago and the tligE,iug OF Carl |
KlIurs' Lapea OF bocom ing the President Of the
ChIcpeo Cumnune. The eloquent seissors-
grinder now hes no chance left except to em-
brace again His old trade and begin afo ane".
DuT TEE sAppFsr apRcrAGLS
at yeetorday's meeting was tho ycnom With
which tho Aldermen were abused by tile spoak-
e1s. Ono nsa called shen Tho forty thieves
with whom no aecsns person n.1 TGia aesoei.ei n
man could bo found among them. Tho Alder
met, layo good reason to BAY, Communism.
ti,y uAno ID tnI1atitude.1 After having t,stted
liz ComraunIsts on the back aud compiled with
nl] tholr requests, and appointed Committee to
MD aud assist them III Their srs
ub.Bod iu tue yileHt nanncr md catted thieves
AID Society. It III hard indeel and tho AID er-
men viii undoubtedly have the commisesation
aud sympathy Of their constituents, the people:
Aud, what il worse, tho Council Committee will
haEe to inyossigasa tho Relief and Aid Society
alone. Ths Communists refuse to loua tLosf
valuable aid and assistance, aa they cannot con-
sc,onliously associate with men whom they
would hnye to watch moro than tho Relief aud
Aid Society, aud therefore they hRve discharged
their Committed. .....-..
Tho meeting yesterday afternoon WAS not a.
wo1l httonded as the ono Of tNo wceks ago.
There wero hardly moro than 400 or b0o patsono
prcscut, aud most Of thom lad conc for tho
purpose Of look1ug on and nuuslng themselves,
and not BECAUSE they aymqatlIized With Com
munfsnl-
Tho meeting waa called to order ss n1ons half
pust ocloc by Mr.. 1oopnld Teller, Who not1-
mated Mr. Jcfrers as Chairman.
htt. I1ttera, Gil being elected wn!ked upon tho
platform to tako the clutT but before no was
farly sezted Or, u1tts jumped 70 hla fees, sud
claimed tlat the election of Chairman wAs
OUT OF onuEn.
ThU Chairman OF tbs Inst meeting was present.
n,td 1t waa for him to orGanlze tlts meeting.
which was m ndlousnc1 ouc. to hear tue rcpore
u VIII NV42AAt%pos l&1Fft~ADp ~ ~N0eA-oAN$A
3lr. Kl,i,Rs, Mr. winncu. and othera, clalucd
that this Saa Q maes-tnocting, and tho psocoed-
iugs Here tu order.
esN. JOHN M'AU1I9F,
| who lad come oil the vay from, 1owa to let OF
| t,is we]l-kuuwu spench of last year, was norni-
ua1od for First Vice-t-eaident. hit. AloAultfs
said he wns compelled 10 decline. as this was Ill
adjourned meeting which should DO organized BY
the Old olsieers.
Mr. Jeners stated that ho was not anxious to
preside. lie would leayo I: for tho majority to
decide.
| meeting llad uothlng to do with tue previous
ono. The proceedings are entirely In order.
| [App!ausc.l
Mr. Siratuons. also, was in favor Of organizing
Ssyeral oslera spoke rather ozcitedly in regard
| to thIy matter, aud goEaral row became iuln1l.
nout, when air. conch.aleil lleyno)ds took tho
floor, autl poured oil npon the troubled wate1s
| There wa no Necessity, ho aud, for anY trouble
or disordorly conduct. aud ho hoped thsy would
| Ept their dlfraronces
| III tho meantime
| LII, WoOnaIAN,
the Chairman Of tho iaRt Jnnftjng, aud Dr..
| Butts, tho Secretary ct last taeetinR. hsd takcu
soats o.. tho platform. Mr. Eoodman took tho
gavel md repped the u,ce:ing to order. Ho
ssnteA as.t hs VS. legally th9 rsesidsnt at tae
down at,d ant l,o must 30 doposal:
4 motion wsa mado that Tho old of1cora pre-
aldo agnin At tllfs fnc1ting. aid that tho Conn
mitteo submit tts report,
element prcBent. Lot tho meeting tirss 10 or
ganized, aud then thoy could come up with thels
grievances,
NTH cries of ISL do"h'' nnd "det out! aud
Aa sutBldcd. ........
Afsor considerable more wrauRlipg, Mr. JetIcrs
wna nran reelected Chairman.
| tc4,r Ns&uffF woa et trlf .nraafz
dent, aid Victor pccadil Second pico-pfeeldens:
McHsrH. John Hlmuaons, Loorold To!cr, and
John Mosiheck wero eicctetl Secretaries.
Tho Chairman thou gtatol tliat the report OF
| tho Committee Was tha lint thing In o1dts.
MI. zxoroI.D TEL1EA,
tho Secretary Of tito t'ommittoot stascd that
they lad prosecuted tho resolutions pasBed It tho
meeting tNo weeks ngo to tho Common Counci!.
then. In concert. They h1d Aoil . tncetinE with
the Council Committeo last weoa, but nothing
decisive lad baeA dona. lie therefore called
upon Mr. Kiug. the President Of tho 1telet and
Aid Society. snd asked him whether tho Ccm-
,nittee could begin ita examination At onco- MF.
Hing told htm that l,o couil not. as tue books
wcso IN daily uao ut the prcsent tine; and be-
sides. he would not let them iopk 1t tho books
except tho A!der.nanio Comnittee was present.
| T4eu they had To l1vo experls. ~ 20 Wonto nos
submit to ; EArtlal examination. 1ie asked ~.
King what be should say to tho peoplo at tllls
toll tbsm wbst 10 toid him.. Mr. Tc'ler then
continued. saying that tho nttlot aud Aid soclesy
masnt to tool taena a1ound from daE to day and
weok to week, until the Waru weather h1a COM
meuced and most Of the workingmea wore
at work again, 1hoy meant 70 pull
people around by tue nose, hut thny
could not pull hi.., They woso not The days ot
tho Relief and Aid 8oclety !applauscl aud thoy
could not uae him ~ t4eir tool. Voice" There
are moro lke you'll lie had gece'Sed !a1&o
number OF letters, meHt Of them grievances.
and such eriaYances an they never hoard bofore.
DE. Dutt traod TO speak, but waa cl!okea WIZ
they hAd hoard enough iu English.
| LIZ. TkLIIB .
then made substantially the sane report In tho
German lauguaKe Ho said ;lo books Of TIT
ltsller and AID Society were undoubtedly liked
ltka TIM hooka Of bankrupt tim. There vas
no doubt that Considerable MAS iDssen lu the lie
i,of and Aid Society, tho Committee could 20 70
mo1a than 1t had already doue and ought to 10
discharged. ,,,
At tue request Of sopo Dohtmlaus. III. Ae1-
III. CndxRgT, ..