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ARTICLE Kill

SEC. /. All laws or parts of laws conflict
ing with this Constitution are hereby declared
null and void.
SEC 2 This Constitution shall take effect
and remain il full force, on and after the
date OF its passage, Sept. 10th, 1875.
joins j. JUNIo,
NJ ID. PLATE,
GEo. FENCoTT,
JAS DRIsCoLL, Committee
PETER ACORN, on
l.. +. RuHNER, Constitution
w j MILLER,
GORGE HURST,
INTERNTTIoNAL EXECUTIVE BOARD.
GEORGE HURST, Int Pres,
p o. Box 81, Suffield. Conn.
W. J. MILLER, Fist Vice Pres,
Sycamore St, between Elm and Maple St,
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, q.
T.. T. RoHNER. Second Vice Pres,
90 Pine Street Baltimore, Md
JoHN J. JUNIo. Pres. NJ. s. u,
of New York, 81 Cedar St,
Syracuse, New York.
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Mass Meeting of Tailors.

A mass meeting Of the Journeyman tallors
IF this city, vas held Oh Monday evening, IN |
the Printers Union Hall, under the auspices |
Of the Joprneymeu Tailors' Central Union.
The meeting was well attended by men from
all sections Of the city. The feeling was very
strongly in favor Of closer unity among the
iourneymen, with view to advancing their
interest as tallOrs.
The meeting partook more of a cOnversa-
tional character with those present, inter
mingling in very friendly manner During
the course Of the meeting. Mr. Murphy, Of
the ADVOCATE delivered an address, which
was listened to very attentively, and elected
good deal of applause.
Before the meeting adjourned there were
eight new shops meetings organized, and
quite handsome amount -rsnsassrJ alter;
the treasnrD
SEC ? No part Of this Constitution sha
n be altered. amended, annulied OF suspended
r unless >. omitted III writing at session
a the International Union, except as hereiI
a after provided for winch shall require
II majority vote Of all delegates present.
al SEC 3 Whenever, III the judgment of tn
20 Executive Board, it Is deemed necessary
IS amend OF suspend any Article OF Section
4 this Constitution, the Executive Board sha
N submit to all local unions the reason VIII
: they deem such amendment or suspensIo
necessary aud order a vote Of the unions 0
the proposition, and report to them the Re
a. suit of such vote within sixty days, undt
f. the penalty of Section Ct this Article, an
j. if majority of the local unions vote in favo
y Of the proposition, then the lnternatIons
President shall declare said Article or Sectlo
amended or suspended.
SEC. 4. Whenever the Inter national Pres
dent shall submit to the local unions an
J. proposition to suspend OF amend the Const
e luuOn, IL shall be the duty OF each loca
o union to report to him the result Of thei
}, vote within sixty days, failing to do so the
e shall be rendered liable TO a fine Of twenty
If five q liars, or forfeiture of their charter a
the direction of the Executive Board.
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AMAsA WALKER has written letter to
impress the farmers in which he claims
that farmers sell in gold market but buy
in a greenback market. and therefore have
to stand the bullion shoals. This is a
hare-faced falsehood. All crops are moved
on London bills Of exchange, and depend
first upon the rate Of exchange and sell
dom upon the price Of gold. These bills
of exchange are sold for greenbacks. The
farmer sells in greenback market to ex-
actly the same extent as he buys in a
greenback market, notwithstanding the
false statements Of the bullion free trade
profession.
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..... 4. ~. assured. from, the income Of
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a','. 'p , si,o' tn nse If the material
II ...l sbnXn IN his lar.a.r pam
,...t- ..YT,.t.ry III th- Five twenty
H,yt- \. NJ .uey Muss, etc; but even
more lu rhs numerous Wen argued smaller
essays articles edltor'als' e1o,, "n'o" ne
f'',7 ,'.r,..Il.aI.
As a. a. Drew is fast making for himself
national TrpHth"n' M appearance au,'
Ii'''''''o '' i ''-''.''' n lI,.,nt
nc T "'.''. '''"''i' ''7"'' "'s'
st"oP' ana 5"' hvI yer! u,"ei '' I'm
thdt oil al race 'rcelry- III MS OlS'
round, bald, intellectual head par 81 the
most singular eyes 1 ever saw, set. AZ
first glance you would take him, Judging
from the apparent tcrucity and malevolence
III tines, curious uIns. 10 be some pirate or
bandit chief come after your money OF
vopr life Euta second Glance shows you
that lac Is Baythorn, as tar as appear
ance 1urs lidin5 under tins ferocious a.
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1T is now morally certain that Grant
will be renominated and backed by the
combined money power of Europe and the
r East The coming Presidential contest is
between the corrupting power Of money
ia, and the power Of an intelligent free PEG
,aTt bs With unity Of sentiment the PEG
'umberlaiI 10Y VIII ' "ii "'''0"9i'h9
yhnstown ::ickerings be laid aside until the
BEADING (boii,
south 5ethiehe. money is humbled and rendered
ieveiand for robbing the toiers Of their
Joliet
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Epilepsy or Fits

ASSURE CURE for th. distressing complaint p n.v
made known iu a Treatise OF .. ottatu u8ls~I rH
Forrgn and Native Herbal Preparations, published hy
Dr d PHELPs BKDWS. The prescription Wa di-c''.
cred b, him n such pruyidential manner that ry
ma eoncentiou-y refuse " make b known, Ne ha-
cured every budy Who hAs used 20 fur Ft, hIy
NV failed N 4 single THE iHErelt nt- may bt uh
AIMED from any druggist. uupy semi free tH al All
pcants by mail Address DR.. %. PHELPS BROWN
u Grand Street, Jersey Cry, \. J.
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SEC 2 The president shall decide all
points of law and differences. that may arise
betw cen State and district unions; ami local
unions under the immediate jurisdiction 81
the International Union. In all cases the
parties interested may zeal from the de-
cislon Of the President to the Executive
Board Of the International Union within
thirty days The decision of the President
and Executive b ard shall be valid until the
next session Of the International Union
SEC 3 All utlons shall subscribe for the
Official journal, four dollars per year, pay
able quarterly IN advance.
$40. 4 1t shall he the duty of the Execu
tive Board OF the State, district and local
unions to submit to the international Presl-
dent monthly reports Of the state Of trade,
and all matters Of Importance under their
jurisdiction.
ARTICLE vi.
SEC |. The revenue of the International
Union shall be derived from a capItatIOn tax
OF sixty cents per member annually, payable
QUARTERLY Tor the terms ending March, June,
September aud December, such money 70 be
forwarded to the International President,
with the quarterly reports by the respective
officers
SEC. , All unions neglecting to comply
with Sec. Of this Article, shall after
due notice be suspended from the InterDa-
tlonal Union, ana Shall not be reinstated I'M
Til all arrears are paid III full.
ARTICLE VII.
SEC l. The International President shall
furnish travelling, jurisdiction and retiring
cards, upon application from the local unions,
always provided tuat no cards be- granted 70
any u.iun IN arrears IN per capita tax; any
member Of a union suspended tor l--pay-
ment OF per capita tax, and desiring travel
lng card, shall upon proper Application to the
international President receive, the same up
on payment ut the amount Of per capital tax
against INN.
UNION CARD.
SIC. ,. The travelling card ii all local
unions shall be IN the following form:
Cigar Makers Union. No. -- Of -
under the jurisdiction OF the International
Union. This certltIes that Is
a member Of tins Cuiun IA good standing
at TINS date, and under I'D charges. Wish.
ing t. travel beyond the Jurisdiction a this
union, and having complied with the require
uients OF the Constitution and Bylaws, he
Is hereby graz ted this travelling card. and
cordially recommended to the fraternA consid
Grafton Of all good members u our craft.
l,EAL I ,esl,',i-''
This card shall Ice null and VOID thre,
months after late OF its Issue
RETIRING CARD.
This certlties that -- Is a mem
Der of this UNION, IN good standing at TIM
date, being clear of the books, and under n'
charge, desiring to withdraw for the purpose
OF engaging IN another occupation. shout,
he hereafter wish to become a member, TIN
card viii entItle hun to be admitted free t.
the union only that issued tins card, pro
vIded he has not violated any Of the laws
either OF the International Union or Luca
Unions, and has not, directly OF indirectly
consplred against the interest and rights o
the trade
President
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gr VIII unions desiring changes m the addresses Il
corresponding secretaries please state the u the
former secretary.
The fnllosing persons have made applications FIR
membership tn the several unions. Any union having
charges prefer will forward them within thirty days
the date of application
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.,ohy with the principles upon which he
asks the suffrage Of the citizens Of Pennsyl-
vania We know whereof we speak. Let
the man who claims to know to the con-
trary give US his authority for the state
ment, and we viii silence him once and for
all. Judge Pursuing is not specie re-
tniDtioniSt
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New York. | have ca1e!! aiSe 'llSliS ,!'2nduct
thu more important movements u the
and labor returmers, have at
tended their meetings and discussed With
them the exceedingly Important subjects
that they have handled
| might mention twenty names OF men
that have been prominent debuiees IA the
Liberal CLUB, the Cosmopolitan Confer
ence. aud the Wmklu-mens Lyceum
during the past five years; all OF whom
exhibit very interesting traits, and have
had an important influence IN moulding
public opinion in this region. II might be
ueil some day to describe them all briefly,
IN the plan If saying only such things As
can commendatory Of each. Then no
one would be offended.
But | must return for while to the
vastly important matters that are now
agitatIng the public mind, the OHIO con
test, California bullion breakdown, the
pretty certain nomination If Grant Tor a
third term, the misery Of the people op-
pressed by wicked laws and rulers, etc
SAMUEL LEAvGTT.
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Anv one knowing the whereabouts Of Chas
Anger. a cigarmaker, formerly residing in
Erie. Pennsylvania, will confer favor by
sending his address, to this office
KINGSTON, Sept 10th 1875.
ANY one knowing the whereabouts of
Henery Wagner will confer favor on Kings
ton Union. No. IS. BY stating his where
abouts. a. we have something u Importance
to communicate to him
J. A DoNNELLY, Cor. Sec.
KEoKUK, Iowa, Sept Is, 1873.
Hans Nottelmon and Fred Neibuhe are
out Of their time, both in Monmouth, and
Jackson W. Vems, who claims never to have
belonged to any union.
Yours truly,
WENDELL ZUMsTEG.
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tcoNrINUED IRON HRsr PAes.l


Nel'r'se"'''''e Juno Preson'eu Tue Ioi
lowing, which was adopted
Thy President shall appoint competent per
s"h@ 'o "'-N'.i]e 'he ''a1e H tl'e loilo"ihe
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lowing, which vas adopted
E..u.r.L raat the President be- instructed
rs .tu-. rht tub-.atrnu ut such a number ~
copies NI lAt 'NL'Ntl.A.l"N ll4 tllt '''l ilA "th
English languages aS MAXI wants n the mons
r,.-ulr,
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Representative rate offered the Hollow
mi, when VA adopted.
~ deemed necessary t"r t4e brneht 4 y "
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D" ''i'..' ,g us .',' E''''','' VI :"
,,g-.. i~-a On. BODY. rfay.dIns proof, are
gwen tAat ~ueh actions ARR IN conformity
"'" '"I r, ~lSuy, y-5 I INTENTIONAL Iaw
l..,r...,-s-i,. cannon offered the foI-
I.,..'. which Mas ,dopted
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-a. rr.-.i.ut. wherein aiI matters " interest
.r '. shaI ma llsse minated 4nd.
.,,.,. N. .ren u npr r,mb.r. ~
~. discussion and pqhIlleat'o" Of their views
49,,
u5. Iha- IVY order III make It within
-.. .arh ut All oa. members tbs pnee rer
N u.'', '' ,.,, 'i,,,''S 'l - Y.
... u.s.. buy me President may at hIs dis
....a, reduce tae Pnee t'r gluos 4 hyg 2,
... r-.. N. ,t.b Union. Al provided IN
... .H- ...-a... hy hall forward tive copies
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TEXT FOR THE PEOPLE.
Greenback Currency.

IL now undertake to affirm, and without
the least fer that | can be answered, that a
paper issued BY Government, with the simple
to the extent it would circulate, form a per
feet paper circulation, which could not be
abused by the Government; that IT would be
uniform ii value as the metals themselves /;
ami | shall he able To prove that it Is within
the constitution ami powers OF Congress to
use a paper III the management of its finances
according to the most rIgld rule OF constituting
the constitution. -JoHN {. CALHoUN
Bank paper must be suppressed, and the
circulation restored to whom IL properly he
longs Let banks continue if they please,
but let them discount for cash alone, or for
treasury notes. '-rHoMAs JEFFERSON
The Five Twenty Bonds
when the bill was on its passage. the
question was expressly asked of the Chairman
OF the Committee 81 Ways and Means, and
as expressly answered by him, that only the
interest vas pay able in cJiu. THADDEUs
STEVENS.
III the bond-holder refuses to take the
same kind Of money with which he bought the
bonds, Is eXtortIouer and a repudIa-
tor. '- JOHN SHERMAN
we should DO foul injustice to the Go,
erument and to the people OF the United
States, after We have sold these bonds ON an
average for not more than sixty cents ON the
dollar, nov % propose % make new cpL-
tract for the benefit Of the holders "-OLIvER
T. MOETuN
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ARTICLE Viii.
Il President.
Secretary


SIC l. The International Executive Board
Is authorized 10 grant charters To State, dis
trict and local unlons. Upon application Of
a local union tor charter. such charter shall
only be granted hen such application Is
recommended by the State Or distract Execu-
tive Board under whose jurisdiction such
union Is located
SIC. :. AL applications for a charter must
bee accompanied by charter tee of iye dol
lars, and sigued bl seven members.
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SEC l. 1t shall be the duty OF the Execu
tive Board of The International Union. to APP
point the time and place, when and where
thu Union shall convene, providing that two
wears do not intervene between the sessions,
and the decisions Of the Executive Board are
submitted to and approved by majority of
local unions
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ARTICLE ".

SEC. |. In case Of any vacancy, The Exc
cutlve Board shall forthwith elect laid Of
ticers, but IN all cases The vacancy Of presi-
dent shall be filled by the vice preside az il.
their respective order.
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Interest PAID Quarterly.

OFFICE H"JSs--o a. m % p M. saturday, auH
MONDAYS open % : D. m
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FROM NE N LIS.

CATAsAuQUA, Pa, Sept 18th, 1875.
To the Editor of the woRxINGMASs ADVOCATE.
The Rolling Mills, at this place, com
menced with the puddle furnaces, running
one shaft The puddle iron Is being sent
away. but we have not been able to find
" here or whittier it is furs-i~I---'--' MO
-. = shall perform all othe
com an NesnIoihtd by ne Constitution; he sinai
\ publ h an official Journal at least once
month, stating the I udision Of trade Of al
unions connected with the lntenationa
Union, and all other business appertaining t
local unions; he shall receive for his service
the sum Of eight hundred dollars per annum
Every member Of the Inter natiOnal Unio
shall he elegible to any office 10 the Interna
tional Union
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IN h.,
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agar MaAeis lhttfiauhnaI mon 81
America.
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supporting ,.ur efforts. We. the representa-
uvvs rt tue lnteEpa,onal Union, do adopt
thc following A tle Constitution " me
agar MANrrs International mon q Amer
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IL l.
SECTION Tins organization shall be
known a. the Cigar Makers International
\ "l"h N Angflct' Amt snail consist oI State,
''''''Is iii II
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So An .Ii, ~ t''s'
Inn, Ia, -.rtiti,tes - l..t,,.,, .,.,,,.j ~, tb.
President ANA >,..r.tar, ,,'5 NM. ,L. IN.
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,nJ r,-n,Iarno. Hill fh .,,,..r,',,,.r,+ II tha
trade N heir respective i1ri.dictiors a. NAV
to th.m seem best for the welfare Of the
II'iI. Ir''lde', that u" state, dslrlrt 'r
I'o"' ili".' si'H permit 'i'e I'J ~ mp M Ar
'Pilloant l"r membership oh account nj IN
III 'N'1'ii III w Aiu=
ARTICLE H.
~s,-rIo< / Tn. ba.is If reureseptati n,
for state and d,str,.r I-p,o,,s y, III Iptsr-
national mon shall Lee .u.. commemorative
r..,., INV, I-rIr.,l ANN ,,.,. I,.,,L.rs M,
..t. ,...l. M -b.i- .r,,tIi1,-i..,.s
~t.- J Th, t.II..,SIt.,. sb,tI ~. tb.. f,r,,, NJ
CREDENTIALS
.-
'i-af Makers mon o.
lAlS HI '' .'I'.-N th't ~. n
hi'ur "'- duiE elected az stated
meeting oi tnt Y l"n, ~ AZ q
. representative thereof a. your body.
seal President.
Secretary.
~. Nothing IA tins article shall be 50
."iS'. i 4, fiji t''ePilNe aA' state district m
-.-3 HI ,. 5., i''I'- lit i' 'eS'n'
Nv. \.,r.,,r,..,,,r.r,,,. III 4 S-,+, 5i.
tuct ~ local Union shall b- admitted t. a
seat ID rhe International luiuA until the
gapItatIou ;.N of the State district or local
mon Az represents is pali n ful.
ARTICLE It'll
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FORM y APPLICATION y CHARTER.

SIC. ,. All applications for a charter must
be- accompanied by a charter ice Of nye dol
lars, ana sgued b seven members
FORM ~ APPLICATION ~ CHARTER
We, the cigar makers 81 --- be
lng duly organized union, and having
adopted Constitution ia conf rmIty with
the principles Of the International Union, re-
spectfully ryguys, t. Pc admitted, pIedgug
ourselves "a ~ governed BY the CoustItutio4,
Rules and Regulations VI the Cigar Makers
International UnIou
ARTICLE IN
SEC l. The International Union guaran-
tees It's moral and pecuuiary support to al Its
members, IN ali difficulties winch may arise
between them ana their employers, after AlI
means ior Z satisfactory and anncable adjust
ment have failed bur ii n case shall the
. am unit 81 p-cUuiaTy assistance exceed the sum
81 seven dollars per weeA To- any one member
>Ec. ;. W hen any difficulty arises be-
twe'l me members ~ any Union and their
employers, Jnr proper fticers VI the union
sh III furnish iui aud official statement ot The
same To the International President, who shall
/ submit the same To the other Ulcers cOmpus-
ny the Executive Il ard aud II after a full
and sufficient investigation ~ all facts Ia tue
case, they approve ot the same, the lnterna-
tlUraI President shall issue circular setting
. forth the facts u al the Unions and the rum
Der n members Who are Idie through such
difficulty, AID ordering them t. their assist
ance, aud he shall also prescribe the manner
such assistance shall be sent, aud the per
sons appointed 10 receive the same Unions
failing a. comply with the requirements Of
the Executive Board, ia such case shall be
deprived OF the assistance OF the InteTna-
tIunal | mon Ia similar cases
SIC. g. Unions sending money to each
other must remit the same by express or post
office order The Secretary transmitting
such money shall notify the President and
Secretary OF sand union at their seperate adj
dress the Secretary receiving such money
shall Iinml dIately send a receipt to the Sec
rotary, and copy Of such receipt to the
President Of the union from whence the
money came.
ARTICLE \.
SEC l. The dues Of All local unions shall
commence on the first day OF every month.
A member drawing his card shall pay dues
for the month In which has card Is issued to
the union from which he receives it, and no
other union snail charge dues for the same
%iiu"iis' ." cigar maker having a card
pool tables III Coon deposit the same with the
'sdIctIOu he obtains
petition for the opening shall be admitted
IS street to Western Avenue h Should he de-
ted, and We earnestly hope the c. before the
will cease their wranglings long E. Sn"ii &c
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THE S.u.I.rGS B.EsK.
INTEREST Above
OFFREKs


JARED GAGE, InHN Nj. HN>a-.
FRANK B ToEEY. HENEi N ~uuFETr
JUICE +. : WILLIAMS
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CONSTITUTION

The following Is the Constitution Of the
Cigar Makers International Union Of
America
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DIRECTORS.


CHARLES 81. BAkER. j. II. wALIAtt
u. 81 LklEY
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DETROIT AND CINCINNATI
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1875.
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This card shall he null and VOID three
months after late OF It's Issue.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

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~EcToN Tho basis Of representation
Tor state and district Unions IN the Inter
national Union shall be one representative
t'r every Jwo hundred ANA ht,y members on
.De I.yh~ W their organizations.
SEA- >. Tie following shall be the form ~
credentials