, 1877-09-15

inglne1's industrial movrlntnt waa hell last
cvcnlny at Efnrr'* Hall, Mt. ~ North clark
ttrcct. lur tho nurp,at: u organizing tlut, for
the Eighteenth Ward.
Tic ,uvctIne WAS rallied tn order Ivy Mr.. .toc
Lang. n The Eighteenth War1 delegation tn thc
Mr.. David l.anngan VA. elected Chairman. Sir.
Lang, being requested to explain tho object of
the meeting, tsit That he had hecn designated
hy The Maskctl.I1att meeting tn organize Wurk-
Ing ing'"en'. cluhs h. IN tho various precincts Of
inc ward, aMl there werc nany
doing u. they meant to accomplish anything
,l'is f.'. i!c called urn the lion. Iisnrv +.
atlnI,tct At the Aiaskc1i-1Ia1l meeting. Alter
rcas!ing The platform, sfr. Sheridan said that it
was brs'a'@ enough an'l gou! enough tor alE
worktng,nen to stand upon. 1t was gottcn up
years more Ut the present tni4r,1te was required
I" ripple every Industry In the country aud pre-
yent workth:!ncn frnn making d living. 1ferc-
tof.,rc tEey lMd either voted tho Democratic
# would reIolln,l for The benefit II
Themselves or their Int rests. Tic. leg'..
lators elected BY them l.a1 violated their
pledges every time, and hal agan douc 60 dur
stanced Ly tic icgislation in regard 10 convict
labor. It was htgl, time that this thing should
be stopped. but thtHgs would not fiecDtn1
OthcrW lsc as long as they a1owctl themselves tn
ns a.c T. 'ntinEsattle " professional lx1,ti
Its who giro tho wnrklngsncn q cl,ance to live.
The wards WIRE getting organized yrry rnpsdfy,
and the organization was ltl healthy coudi-
tion. Il workingne,, looked 10 tiIcIr Interests,
tray taGfn, they wilt soon le able to
shape the legislation Of Tic country
IL the Interest of Tho tolllng ,clas-es.
rnis ,,I ~. movsasnt ,,t, ~ Tns 5et III ts Infancy;
walk. Their movement WAS ii just one, md
meant fair wnecs for fair work; That tho oflite
must seek The man, and not tho uan Inc oilIcc;
comfortable honcs nnd gMM clothes for the
terrsts as well rs they l,al attended 10 the itl-
lcrests 0t u,,se who Ind rubbed them. tin
movement would be u success.
Ar. Van Pattcu. Secretary Of Tho Commll-
Ing a1uut tic renting Of the hail. az his party
simuld also lAyc he'll II meeting at tho satnp
place, and hcrce many uf hs 1ncil were present.
For the benefit Of tl,csu lc wished tn have The
to how It wuuid benefit tic workiuetncn.
Mir. Sheridan explained that the platform was
hastily drawn up. atd as convention Is soon to
ln i!cl1, any OF tho planks not defnito enough
could be corrected.
flte plntturm was then adopted a. read,
Mr. Vnn pattcn asked leave to address The
meeting, and, permission being granted, he sail
lie was glad TO SEQ spirit manifested which, IL
calcu1atcd to help the worklngmcn, yet they did
not ~ far rnluugh. l1o then Ncftt uu aud innde
Ills usu&l speech about oyerproduettull, marl.Ir,-
cry, Government control, ctr. Mr. Mike Car
roll and others also addressed tue meeting. i
ut.Mber OF tl!pse present signed the roll, after
which committees were appointed TO organize
clubs In The raflous precincts, md an adJuurn-
rncnt wis tal.
4 meeting was held last evening at tho cor
ncr Of i.arraheu and Wisconsin streets for the
purpose 0f organizing q ward club OF tho
HWorking,ncn's Industrial Labor Party OF Cook
County y for the Fifteenth Ward. sfr. William
McNally called the meeting to order. Mr.. Ed
warl Cullual was elected PrcsIlent anti F. ",
McNally Secretary. The meeting wnt addressed
BY Mr.. William McSaily. nlter which MI nd
t0urnment was had to TueslaY evening next,
when It Is lntc11cl 10 elect delegate To the
County Executive Committee Of the purity.
4 tagctin1 Of tho Workiugincus Industrial
party nf the Tenth Ward was held last evening
In old Aurora Hull. No. It's Milwaukee avenue.
John Galllvan presided, and Patrick CArsiher
nctcd rs Secretary. The Committee on Con-
stttutlon reported the nominations for pcrlna-
ncnt officers oi The Clnb, who wese elected.
among others John Gallivan for President, anu
elected Recording Secretary, md Hammond
stlcfel Treasurer. Louis Navilnan was elected
Corresponding Secretary. There were very few
prcscnt, AIil no other business VI Importance
was transacted. Fhe meeting adjourned for
one week.
The Sixteenth Ward branch OF tho National
WorElngmen's Association held meeting ut
NJ. 311 Larrabco Etreet lnst cytniny. Dr. b,
II. Bean presided. Only few people weru
present: Speeches were maao BY Mr. Bean aud
Louis Sclke.