The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-08
Anti MonopoIy

The Anti Monopoly Convention n session Al Harris
burg Pa March , 3 and last, appointed just prior
70 adlournHs, an executive committee IT eleven
bers, with power e. convene the said convention
such lime and place a. % Their Judgment should seem
proper.
Is virtue IT that authority the under.i. t,-i ma
iority If tine d Executive Committee hereby Off
cally announce that the Sid COM enton viii recon-
N the City II Harrisburg Oh Tuesday, February
1876, at 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon. sharp.
All Trade Labor Unions Cirarges or other Associ-
stions Of workingmen, having for their object pro
lection th1ir members and the community az inst
the money, transp RITZ K land and other monopolio
with Which the people accursvi entitled to send
two delegates, the name, Of whom should be sent a.
possible after appolnn'ni 70 the Secretary -
III. Committee.
Associations N sympathy with the purposes of d e
COnve uon, who unable, by Of lack -
funds, 70 send delegates direct from their men
bershp, requested ~ appo prpue- and forward
such suggestions relative 70 the Convention they
may feel implied to make, TO the Chairman, Secr,-
tary any member Of the Committee
Associations represented either by delegate let
ter will be required % contribute their prcPortonste
share Of the necessary expense, which VIII however
be but trifiing.
The conviction II the CieArfeld miners and other
aspects u the Conspiracy laws u Il Commonwealth
the landlord ana tenant act the store order
truck the question % laws protect praeti-
al eo-ope-ators-the Miners Weigh ~ the "Biiu
mInous Ventilation bul'-tle reports Of the Legisla
tive Committee amp ued Al the last session inquire
an td vtNatuu- " the If Phil tdel-
phia a Reaiiug Goa snd iron Compan -, a matter
which involve the Nhole question %; the relative
riglts II individuals aud corporations az those ques
tons ana others equally interesting to the Amino
nopolists all probably come before the approach NJ
session oi Legislature for discussian and ~con
In OF this isct. IL 10 important since
PARTY conventions ~lll take coguizance Of our
wants ANTI MunoDolists that should come TO-
geth,r under the vers n,ses, 70 speak Of law
makers and give unmistskable expression them our
selves.
The Labor Que ton as a national one is just nov
demanding unusual attention, should be over
looked by
During the ses ions Of the Convention speakers OF
national reputation without regard 70 party will ad-
dress the delegates reference Labor in
the great poll zeal questions Of the day.
IL is earnestly hoped that every Association in the
State that is Anti Monopoly ia IT, purposes will send
delegates.
Tbe Hons W. d. Kelley and r W Hugh-s will sd
dress the Convention turing it, sessions
G. BEN JOHNSON, ''Workingman" Office Potts
Vile Schuy III Co.
JAMES /. WRIGHT, No. sIs 5. Second st. Phila
dephia
dephia.
b 81 DURHAM. Alto ma, Blair Go.
JAMES 7 1T st MARY !, Elm Co
H. C BROWN York, York Co.
D. j. THOMAS, Kingston Luzerne Co.
RICHARD WILLIAMS. AudenrsId carbon 60.
BEN RESSLER Excelsior, Mountaineering Co.
CARL NIEMAN, Locust Dale, Columbia Co.
Attest; John TOMIINsON, Secretary,
Frankfort, Philadelphia.