The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-09-27
Cincinnati Conference.

The long talked OF and anxiously looked for
conference has come and gone, and its results
viii soon be before the toling masses Of the
country.
It, conclusion was harmonious; there were
times, during its session, it seemed that Hor-
ace H. Day, with tn. aid of DR.. Curtis and one
or two crazy spiritualists and communists,
that it would be broken up III a row.
From tie first unit! they made their exit on
the afternoon e tie third day, they kept the
conference III confusion by their persistent at
telnpts to run it in thu Interest Of the selfish
and ambitious schemes Of Mr. Day: and in en-
deavors to introduce all sort. ct wild and inn
practicable schemes such a. declaring that all
Children belonged to the government, and
should BE- educated and cared by It, AID q
deterln:n d resistance to all atteslpts to har-
monize with other organizations, and coop
crate with item, in GREER tn make not only
tlsss conference but theirs success. Mr. Day
be- by his alton IL this conference, disap-
pointed many friends who believed him hon.
est alsa u,seiGsh, ard has forfeited all conf
t.ence III his sincerity with every man who at-
tended the conference with the purpose Of
carrying out the interest set forth III the call
viz II unite the Labor Of the country III every
branch 81 Industry for common effort to throw
off the crushing power Of capital. In the
false report Of the dGngs and results If the
conference, which Ir. Day caused tv be pub
lisiied in the Cincinnati Commercial, he has
shown his disregard If truth o. well az kis
nlaEignity IN trving 10 destroy the effects Of
the good work done, becanse If hi failure to
use fle conference in hi- interests alone. In
that article be uses the name Of Hon. Z AyTes,
Of MINI against his earnest protest. and his
assertion that his state would III carried by the
action b. the conference. III proof of this IT,
gave the ne. that Mr. Elliott, HI coll.agues
f1a accepted position al one of fi.e COMMITTEES
OF 10 appointed by the conference To act in con
junction tritii like committee appointed bv
tie Cleveland convention. arfs! majority of
which committees wert then I'D session Il, "a
adjoining room to The one lit -~IieF the ari-
Gle reteled to was icing corcoctec hy Mr Day
and biz too ready toady, D. Curtis.
FROM tie tsI0a4esst t..at Day aid hfs co1,fed-
erste. left, I'll vas harmony, In fact itwssa
regular love feast to tie end, and adjourned
anct in confusion after havfr5g adopted lie
platform hareT;fs appended, md selecting the
cornruilteeo f II to acf in coniusction with tho
other coYas4sittc. which committees were Il
acs ~ Osa NATIONAL executive cosenliste 10 call
- Natio.sal Independent cosSventicun ard -
cure tie adoption 81 tie principles as set iorth
I'D the -eSDlatfors Of the Two conventions, and
perfect the organization Of Labor iii tile sewer
| a. states.
| thoroughly and well; has fully carried ont The
object 81 the meeting, and united ard harrnon-
lied what such men as Day intended to inals
antsgpnIs.ic organizations, and firm this time
forward there will be one grand forward ntove-
Tnent 81 Industrial CLASSES with united frunf
despite all attempts of the maicor,tenfs 10 cse-
ate inlarmoEy. and who will be swept from
their path like chat before the wind, --l1da1-
trial Ags.