, 1877-10-09

called. and the motion was not tabled hv q to
q, The Chatr was then authorized tn constitute
the Committee, and named Mcssra. William
Gain, e. HinF, Maurice David, VI. Carroll, and
Mr.. Marley.
Mr. brown moved that the Committee be
directed not to commit the party.
Mr.. Affair moved that tile tomm.tcc be In
strnctcd to announce To the Democrats that the
1ndustrials lad 1lo terms to offer, aud that all
thcF could oi!er WAS cGnnce to come into the
WOrkfnRmen's wnrl clubs
Mr.. Gain sail that There would be no fusion
a. long ~ he WA member Of the Committee.
At this point there WA the beginning Of A
very pretty row. nna several fists ucre shaken
md mtlcii tond tall; fndulged In, but no blows
talk from Meltfvray, WIN cut loorc from uli
parliamentary rules and pranccti at n7cr the
t'clA d politics, lie was followed BY MI kin
WIN ep!'ke In the same general NAV.
was talking about. Certain members nf the
Committee had been to the Democratic Com
nitttee ind told them Tint tho Horking,ncn
would appoint committee TO confer With the
Detnrrats. and that 1t Vas likely TINT fus!"n
could be u1auc
The Committee were then instructed q be-
Fore moved, and the meeting adjourned for ono
About twenty. rncrnhcrs u the English-spcak
Ing Section of the Co.nmuntstic party met last
night fn the ilH!ng-rootn attached to the West
Twelitl, Street TnInct-llali. Mr. 7. J. Morgan
meeting was To iay out Instructions to the dele
gate or delegates to be tent to the National
Congress Of tue party, which is tu be. held at
Newark, y. j., Oh Nor. a.
Mr. Van Patten reported that the Committee
| appointed for that purpnso hal not had tirne 10
wlicl. ~ prepare report.
ST.. tcorgu 3chif!!ng proposed that, In order
~ Tighten the expense Of sending delegate,
the section should unite Will. SECTIONS tn st.
i<,'lis, Detroit, Milwaukee, or some other Vest
Nr. tiiicken proposed that the delegate be
insssueted to propose To shc Congress change
eonform to tho a. prasticr IN j." Gcrmsny, mans,
hut when called upon u state what plan the
terly.
At this point wcll-ircsaetl. midtIlc-ag man
named Bailey. wslo said he was printer. but
w,o looked mitch tI'orc like representative q
the tyrant Capital, arose and declared his i'd
llcsfon to The platform Of the party. Iieobta!ncd
"red car,l.r ain1 his noblc conduct In putting
iip the uE'ec Of two beers for the sanc cfented d
rery favorable Impression.
II was moved that the Executive Committee
| be requested IL postpone the meeting of the
National Congress to uec. 70 in orlcr to admit
! of the presentation of resolutions and aUlend-
| intnts, witch lIzvc to be submitted 10 tho sec.
tions ak weeks tclore The meeting. The mo-
t!s'u prevailed, and q dteary talk followed as to
whether tue operations Of the party should l,c
pt'littesl or otherwise, no practical result being
ftAtle0.
SEVENTH WARD w0nKtE0MRx.
4 meeting Of the woTktngn,en Vi the Ecv-
cnth Ward va. held at the corner Of Ashland
avcnuc and Thirteenth place last evening" for
| the purpose Of organizing clut, fur the Work
incmcn's fudnstxial party. There was largc
attendance. James isuchiortls called the meet
iug to order AID presided.
Mt. Canning, a lawyer, made a speech, setting
forth the purposcb u organization lie ep,t':.:
Of tho corruption Of both the great political
partles. gave the present County Boarl d severe
castgatIon, md advocated the organization OF Il
Workinglncn't uarty that should Lc free from
corruption and tltyery.
Mi. Thaycr again spoke anil stated what the
new party propveetl sn do. lie said be di! not
/ Want my oli'ce A!Inscis; lie was not capable Ut
but he did want to see got,d Men pu1 into oi'lec.
He dtd not want TO see any politician elected tu
| ot'fte. lie spoke III the strength Ut thr work
tnE'ncn as class. anl their poner 10 rule II
| thoy chose, a1Il would organize.
/ y number OF paales Hcsc ai.3cd 10 the rolls,
and ttte meeting adjourned tu reconvcnc NJ the
aatl'o place one week tru laft night, Wien It Il
proposed to orgznizc the Club and elect ot,lcers.
The meeting was very quict anA orderly.