, 1875-05-06

not aeo anY c1t,aysoancc in The management,
sinco Il hhd eziatad nearly six monsha On that
| au1onnt.
After sorne further discussion, the resolution
Tic resolution ttxus tbs following Assessment
4 upon Tie eoyerAl wntd otgan!zhttoha: Ibe
Thirl, ranstl,, Fifth, Tenth, Twelfth, and Thr~
.oent Was So o sash; a,;tean.h .ne ts Wsr,s Egtn
eact, tic Sccon,l Eleventh. Fifteenth, Six.
tcenth, sud Tucntiotll Wards, $100 each; ; Tho
sixth, Seventeenth, eevsnth. and Eighteenth
WRrds, 300 eaclI.
Afr. Cfag!n then introduced tho following reao'
lutions,
Rt.o'rsd. That any members ef Tho Executive Com
n,ittee of tho General Standing Committees vho
bars shown no interest In thu organization knce thoiF
arlotntnent. be permitted 70 rea,sn.
itsnirtd That tho presdent. Becrotary. and Super
mi to Il: sSo3s II
person ~h" IN their judgement d'on1d rc,trc " M
less personal interview will !tlucn hearty co..eFa. .
not 10 arrly to the clergy.
hEr. Moulding wanted tho resolution made
stronger, especially a. sppiyi'ls TO tho la.ty
fnembers who we're also con,rcsca ii mMh tlle
Womnn'e Temperance uuion, who ho lhtlsnasea
wero s''Ehstng tho Alliance.
THIS caused Mrs. Carse to remark tlas tho
rocor;.s would show Tint tile Indy membcrs OF
tho Committee had been far moro httentlVo to
their duties than tho gcntlcncn tlal. ...,,
MIR. Paxton nantcd tho resolution. strength
encd. or The collections 30 fat niado, ouly 81
had been handed IN by tbs ladies'.
An animated tet1tsaloM ensued aa to ttd re-
spect,ve .lHttea Of Tie Executive and Financo
Commuters, which induced Mira. Carga to tcsi-
der her reric cnntion from tho Executive Com
mittce because rho ll.d previously rcsfgncd
from tho Fnanca Committee Of tho Alliance to
avoid nol,citing. 10 vicw Of her holding the uau1o
This brought Mr. Moulding 10 his foet to CT.
rlalu bis thrust at the fnlics, but Mrs. Casso
would not accept his apology, but insisted upon
!1cr resignation, remarkil.g that when the ladlos
lott the Alliance. tho movement wou'tI fail.
TLo TcAtgnntion Of q. II. Sidxell as member
OF tho Executive Committee MAS thou accepted,
aud Capt. Black appointed to I'LL tle vacancy.
Nn. PAXTON
mn]o etntoment Of his connection with tho
Alliance i1o did not lite tile reports TINT had
gono abrond to tic effect TINT ho had misap-
prupriatod funds, otc. For tho first months OF
the organization ho actually carried the wlaolo
thing. even to tl.e cxtcnt OF causing suffering
in lis family: II he could not be protected
from such chargea made by I1r. Kelley, llo
would waah his llaudB Of the whole aEaiE. uo
had received Int t50 on his salary.
Mr.. kolloy SAID he lisd mado no charges Of
Hiaappropriation Of funds. He Lad aaid, l'ow-
sss '. nd d. . Rss'a s ss's s3' ssss
10 work fer the Alliance for 800 per
month. lie now denied It and had charged
more. Iro (Iolles) had worked for the cause
faithfully, anl did not like to be held up to
public otllun by alr. Paxton simply because
i!o had failed to par his subscription Of sl0 to
hvcll lin salary. II the business management
Ut the Organization mas not improved, ho, too.
sho1ld retire.
Tie charges and counter-chargcs wero talked
ores at iei,stn. and great deal Vt bad feeling
was shown. Finally, hoo eyor, 1t was agreed ty
tho disputso.s to bury tho hatclot, aud 10 let
by-Eores be by-gones.
Tho Committee adjourned at late hour with-
utlt date.