The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-23

GIGANTIC CORPORATION phEoUNcED AND
vEMBER CAMPAIGN.
The Committee on Organization Of the Nationa
Labor party last night Science Hall. Walter d.
shups presiding. The chairman opened the meeting
with an address, In wh,sh he eulogized the
party and predicted tho triumphant election
next November OF Pctor Cooper as Mayor
Al the conclusion OF his speech he called
upon the secretary the names OF the Delegates
whereupon Eugene Beepe advanced 10 the front Of
the platform With roll in his hand DE had scarcely
elevated tho paper to read the names when Theodore
Alien delegate from the Fifth DISTRICT jumped to his
feet vigorously protested against Mr. Beaoc acting
as secretary, claiming that he was never elected
except by cnucus. Mr.. Allen announced that
he was opposed to any caucus running the
Committee on Organization. He was replied 30 oy
Mr., Gibbon who stated that Mr. Bsebe had been duly
elected secretary. This brought several delegates 10
their feet, aud UGH confusion ensned. during which
the Chairman made several vigorous Efforts Win MS
mnlet 10 restore order Al last delegate IRON the
Tenth ward, with strong Teutoulc accent succeoueu
getting the right 70 the hoor ne spoke ior se,ers'
Irrespective OF any committees or sub-commlttees
from the central organization. HIS remarks were
A delegate from the sixth ward next caught the
cye OF the chairman and delivered speech on INC
III, ure OF tho labor party After many more speeches
Tor and against the recognition OF MI Beebe as secrs
tary The subjec. laid the table Harmony
however, WINS only OF brief Duration MI Alien ohce
more entered protest against what he Claimed was
a surreptiiious changing OF tho names OF the
delegation from the Twelfth district MS brought
out another round of speeches, but The matter WAS
finally laid over. The Chairman then. On motion, ap
pointed CON tnttec OF live 10 wait upon the Poiice
Comm ssoncrs request that the national party be
accorded one inspector of election IN each election
district Tho following resolutions were next adopted
unanim ously;-
Whereas the ineauaity Of taxation in the city Of New
York by which CAPT al wholly eiudes tsA1tion Aha TABOR
the prosrion tho estate interests OF sara
city has deprecated in vaiue ~ 70
savings banks aud holders ~ morsHges ana
and others into bankruptcy,
whereas one princ,pal OF the present
in mercantile and mechanical pursuits mo
inequality Ut taxation by which the burden VI taxation
fails industrial cussus when IT should rghtiuy ia
capitalists aud industrial classes alike pro ft ana
aporing in this city being exce6
taxed heir TODD shelter and ament wnie the
ntrocd by Vanderbilt, could aud
others are paying dividends, some Instances
MS hgh as 100 their orr nal unwatered cap.
fortunes tor the benent OIL
the buyng legislatures, whiie they
millions Of money due tor taxes from them
city and OF York. and while the pubic
derives . b neht from them, therefore ne ~
Resolved That committees oil ton from this organiz@-
ton be by the air the matters
herein set forth, and TO wait Oh the
this matter belongs ara Insist thar III
forth shall show why
they sou be compelled " pay their share OF tho
taxes which IRON them are justly due.
fhat list o sucn corporations As have not paid
such aimed this nittee. and that SAID
Of hereby appointed report to the Commit
ayos other authorities the regular
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