The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27
Cincinnati Confarance.

The long talked oi and anxiously looked for
conference has come and gone, and its results
viii soon b. blore the toiling MASSES Of the
country.
IT. conclusion was harmonious; there were
times, during its session, ii seemed that Hor-
ice H. bav, with the aid of DT. Carts and one
or two crazy spirItuaiists and communists
that it you'd be broken up iii row.
From tie first unti. they made their exit on
the afternoon Il the third day, they kept the
c0nfarebc+ III confusion ~ Their persistent at
t.lnrts to run il III TIL interest of the selfish
and ambitious schemes Of Mr.. Das: and In EN-
deavors to introduce all sorts 81 wild and inn
pfs.etHabIr -clemea such as declaring That all
Children belonged to the government, and
should H. edHc.ed and careti fof ~ It, a.d a
detern:n resistance ~ I'LL atteiApts to far-
nIpnize with other organizations. and 70 on
ef:st4 with tEeIn, in cr.ler tp ilal.e not only
tll.s conference Dut theirs success. Mr.. Day
In by hsa alton i'll this conference, diSap-
pointed mans friends who believed him hon.
tsst a3.a @!5e.ti.t&. a.a has forfeited all conf
denne i5 hls sincerity with every man vino at-
tended tae conference with the purpose Of
carrying out ttte interest Set .ogth ln tile call,
viz - unite tue labor Of tile coaItr. III every
branch ol in1nstTy for common effort to throw
of tine crushing power of capital. In the
false report of the dOnQs and gesuit4 of the
conference, which Air. Day caused tD be pub
liahed in the Cincinnati Commercial, he has
shown hls disregard Of truth az HelI az bis
malignity la trFiug to destroy the effects of
the good work done, because If Li4 failure to
nse tie conference Id his interests alone. I'm
that article he nses the name 0f Hon. u Ayres,
of Nlan against biz earnest protest. and Ilis
assertion -aat iIiE stare would bs carried bg the
| aciiaa hi the conference. itE proof of tfIis ae
gave tiie f4ct thai hr. Elliott, his eoiragne,
/ flaG accepted position All one Ill tae c0snuiftee
0f ID appointed bit the conference t9 ac1 In con-
| junction with iize cofnmlttee APPOINTED by
r3se Cleveland convention, and tl4af5rtty Of
which committees were then Ill session II "a
| adjoining roQTH t. TIE one in -~h'eh tie ari-
| ele rste1pd ID fras beiug coreoctea I5y Dir Day
| and hIs too fea1Y f0adv. ID. Curtis
gfo1n tile r1oraelt ttat Day ard Ills contel-
eresrs l4ff. ali vas harmony. iii fact II vas O.
regular i9re frast u vie end. ana adjourned
1 s4rot III confusion" after harit3- adopted liz
I piat1orTn heresfth appended, f1if selecting the
committee of 10 To aef Id cOnjrTifti0n with ti1e
Othar c0r1aiittee, which committees 4rerp tn
act u. o14e Fia.in73 executive eeagnittas fo ca
- Satioaal independent Cenv.usioa1 and -
cure TIE adoption 81 tis principle AZ sct forth
in the -eeyiFtlors of the frTo conrefflo.a, and
psGfset tie organization of Labor Hi tie sever
/ q! states.
!. thoroughly and well. has fully carried ont the
Object oi the meeting, and united ard hannon-
szed what such men D. Day intended To make
antagrnis-ic organizations, ari firm this tin1e
forward there will be cne grand fU-rard naove-
men. cf Industrial CLASSES with united front
despite All attempts Of the InaIroItents to Gre
ate InilarTnOzy. and who will be swer,t from
their path like chat before the wind. d.-Indse-
friaI Age.