The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
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THE GRIM SKELETON OF CoMMUNIsM hEoirEs
SOME "JABBERwox" RESOLUTIONS AT TEU-
ToNIA HALL
A splintcr OF the Communisto msb that recently
met in Tompkins square found odgment In reutonia
Hail. on Third avenue last evening II was composed
of about fifty persons, all told, Gusave schwab among
the number and tho echo from the voices OF the df
fereut speakers had curious eject AZ II resounded
aud multiplied through the empty recesses OF the
yaulted ballroom and tho adjacent dressing chambers
The object OF the gathering was 10 form
a branch Of the workingmens party. Mr. Huck
occupied the chair and Mr. Lysandcr Thompson made
the first speech, which was brief aud vcly and rat
tied of like mItrailleuse. He said:we are destined
to march onward to glory and mean to. The poll
ticiaus of both parties are laying their traps and
suares and bats for the capture of the workingmsn
hut thew can't do It, l want to see good Western
farmer and an Eastern mechanic on The next rresiden
tal ticket and then the American people VIII learn
the true history and claims OF the working
classes They tell US they have oil the
brains at Washingon but with these brains there mas
been the greatest amount of rasoality Il dont matter
what party rules tho country the capitalist VIII always
be taken care Of and the iAboring man overlooAeo
(Aprhuse.)
Mr. William West then came upon the scene ana
10 monopolzc the stand all night for no was
on The labor question under his arm that
II would take till Christmas 70 read There
murmur0 AT tpl6 uTedo60 lUuIClOu, uus
West had he oor aud be fastened his old boots
II as he meant to bold u for lew nourA rne time
for speecn he CRIED 'is gone and the time for action
Is arrived" This terrible announcement went echo
ing 10 the end of the exclusive ballroom and
reverberated with effect as TO startle every mar
present like the voice Of destiny. Then the brave
West red of resolutions, OF which the follow
ing is the leading fenture:-
THE RESOLUTIONS
Whereas that the capitastc classes consist only o.
those persons and Of their win who derive
HTS on ind interest money obtained by the
traffic in land labor money transportation, insurance.
s soa a" While asey Ee wo ss. a.
Ss q n. Of n
thai they constituts at esst OF tho poo
Resolved That the working classes in form II not Il
sS n h sw g Ss deceived
schemnu politicians and
power to their VIM that nothing but she viz e
ss and 70 the '9 Them eject
pess emancipation from c.piiassic rne and TIA.
1T sass their s
will CIV. e them so Of every
ton all capital to enable them TO be.
and
Iabors
Tho resolutions were adopted
WORDS DUBLIN LAD.
West attempted to read forty or 1fty columns OF
matter alter Offering his resolutions, but they SAT
down on him. and then red headed young man, with
an oily Dublin accent, stood up and read
speech IN which he rolled q whole CARLOAD
OF chestnut burrs over tho hide Of capital
He was followed by the amazing Conroy IN blood and
thunder speech intended 10 make capital turn pale
aud the press of the city treinble. LET u.s." he
roared "enrol ourselves IN mitiry companies and
dril and have carbnes and powder ana shot, and when
II comes tue tug o. war agin wel know how 70 meet
the damned peeers ana mileesha" (Applause.)
s.Thalss the talk want to talk, and Ndon't care
who hears H." WheG Conroy subsidized au
Italian from Cork, named O'Kiiey, who acquired
his accent IN Rutschuk stood up and talked; bat he
was too mysterious, and half his words were dsv-
cred In such foreign accent that nobody present
could understand him any more thanSthey could tbs
Khan OF Kashgar. George Maddox and Nswberry had
their say respectively and appeared to be very much
relieved. Then the meeting resolved itself into ex-
ccutive aud the reporters quilted the gay and
festive entertainment