, 1875-02-13

Fr0Certiit1Hs oT tho CnnHrcsA OF ,hu
Trntlcn.tl1IltsnE t,Y dsrcnt Itrltaln

Frocertiinus Of tho Congress OF ,hu
Y'radcn-u.'1"nr "T tircnt nritnin,
fsrrsuopIeare n tie Nrp l'ork grsria,
cnnarcs, Of the 1fs,cs-Unons ot "aeaesl a,s.ll
H,itnin began ita session hero on blond,s'
There wcro about 200 delegates nsesoas'' nse"s'
representing clghsy-fonr different socteties -,
nssoeiations r., in which there aro clo,7S
Of snmpwat moro political Importance th.e
usually attaches to thoao gatherings. iitthessss
tho lealors Of tho trades-,tniona haso h,'stes ~
tue, tue most part b9eelo"sfs! 9ek to g The Llts.I
Of tito sno', proved that they hal arous conserr,
ative prcdileetions, and certain nufnDot Of Il.
leaders now belioyo that tue Conservative n,st.
under ATr. Dtsraclfs loatferahtp, will provo much
moro diApo.cd to logts1atc for tho sesl interest,"
of tile attlaau cAaa than tue Lthesale ever nn,a
Mr. !. Fltzpasrick was chosen President Of II.
Congress-, and tho first business OF imnortsnrs
waB the reading OF the report Of tho "rarli.,
mcntary Comulittcb Of 1871" tho ratsmentar,
Committee consulting Of nnnboro of men kproIni.
ed by tao Gungrent each year to lobby ii Weat.
minster for trales-unlon legislation. Iho ,enn,s
bogan by saying that 1874 Ind boon Al eyentfnf
your. Tho struggle Of the agricultural abotets
had not heon successful, although Il had accom,
tho nlinota. iron-vorkofs. anu ottie,s againss1s,
ductiona in waRos had aso boon ouly parsi,li,
successful. Tho year, howoycg, had bean marked
BY very fow striker nnonE tho better plIj
classes Of arttshns. Tho Parliamentary Can.
pnrod soyetal bills which they thought napS;
bo pasaAt, bat tho appointment by tho noreinn
mint OF tho labor Lave oomnietion shreH iii
those measures overheard. Tte Government
purpose In, appointing thie oon,1nltaon Va,
lnws thoroughly oxatnined, in order to deI
| With their reform in one comprchentjTa
measure; but thtH does NOT huit tho rioH.
Of tho Parliamentary, COMMITTEES; and The con.
A&%k ~ ,lAl<-
| nent-Mactlonai1 ami Dnrt--to sst On the CON,
| mission, was made tho anbioct nj uoxcte con.
ttomuation. Tho report concluded by submitting
proErnn1m Of parliamentary action for sla sei.
| slon Of 1876.
man nlado II epeeoh denu1ncinE tlio appointment
OF t!le lloya1 Commission on Tho Labor lnvu and
| tho koy-note was thtts struck Of A dncuesoa
which, after vnrtonn attempts to atlte 1t euynl.
naseA III nit extraordinary Htone, And eatno te,-
brca]tiuy up tAe Congress- in row. Bonn Of thu
n,ombars Of the Parliamentary Comtnisteo ue.s
| accnBe1 Of "trsaant1," aud Of having kold thet
| intlnenco for money: and Nfessra. AIacfloha!t
| aid Durt %ero violently denounced. They wels
both present, and dofonlel themselves with sue.
ccss. but tho whoio eoenc was \ good ust1.
tion of tho uno,yiablo position which o r&tss
J sentative 10 Parliament Of class interNst mutt
OCCUPY. On the following dAr, Yesterday, ths
conflict was renewed. and it ended In tho o.
pu.ston of A1r. Cre,nnr, tic delegate who hai
| iirst mule the chargos against the mem.
bers Of tho Parliamentary Comntst
Wllilo tho discussion upon the qneatlon ot
Ills expulsion wuB going on, alr. Cfesnet, who VII
tho delegate from tho United bociety of Carpen.
hc would sit thoro no longer, and, anatchlng up
his hat and umbrella, be retired amld h1stes
The motion for his expulsion Vas then Rdoped
by very large minority.
which. aftor declaring that a lookout By On.
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