, 1880-07-05
EXCITED SOCIALISTS.

a WAX IN AEtINAN EulTDtS.
Tho English speaking Section of tho Social
s.lc- I.bOr p,.rty ot Chlcago held II meeting
yesterday afternoon At tholr hAll, No. IL West
lian,Io!ph street, Mr.. G. NJ. Sloan In tho chair.
The most interesting business to bu disposed
or was tho question Of tho 1Hothud Of dlsciplfn-
Ing to be employed III order to bring tho otsltor
OF tho 1iriIeVrr-ZettWnO, Mr. Grnttkatl, to Il
proper suNso Of his error in opposing such meme
bers Of tho sociallstic purity liz nad decided to
inttorso tho Grcenback -Lab0r ticket
PREVIOUS 10 tho taktng up of thlAuuesdon eev-
ertt tnonhers >!cro voted upon, ard all wera nd
lnlttci except ST. T.. +. Nelson, an employ6 OF
tho Assessors 0!lce OF tho South Town, whose
application WINS laid over Tor II your, purity be-
euuse he VIVA holding office untcr auothar purity
ind purity hcclusc le bud been alloKeth0r too
various Iii hta politics OF lntg. huElng lecn both
II SoesIist nnd II nunoer!t us tho OCCASION
Sso TSo vt sSsf ssa t Wo o aS si $er via hen
tnkeS pp ~ IT. /: j %h1 aas
which tho Soclnl!stIo purity bud received ut tho
. Ger,lIa.s III sciniisio maetiuy 1ncr tho oa.troi
don, Of speech wits do,I!od him. Another Fiji
Es akng ssst Vt who9ttcdsa t tt ncs,, r.
e III sS a SSt S to I'm fr his ill., 'teSs - thoy 10y
Mr.. SchllllnK pxpln'ned lint tho soclallatso
principle. tut hua attacketi the icatlsfx of tho
purity anu hut Attatnptutl. to K.in control OF tho
N4EtS Ny kiA4f tHtllllet
Mf. Morgan then read manifesto IN which
h. vt forth tho @ @Somplaints aEainss .s ~ sie
Ders uud irenls Of tilo soclllIsii. L'llor party,
and. after settling forth tho purposes 1r tho
tho a'!vocatlnx ,nf ,poltlcat nsltasion, cum
| plhInsrl that. whlls th9 pHry hn!l aeon yery
SSish o; tsdtS ] Is
tta work, aud whD s,.iutitnes, either I'M principle
Or 1cSa,,so % th1 .!vtnils wsrg not arra!,xea II
fAi1ol to sllplhIrt It Ut alt. MMi annther tnclloH
walch sce.'oa m !. .xist iM tho narty ,s simply
ons hMvs 1T ali til,les nssd oi,:,tsulit,v nIsti-
o!ce over Tho lucal socs,Ilts 10 press. which had
nt..n sxs,r&ssa & a., powSr1i,!! in''onca w.! fur q
u tho judiciary plGttion laat fall wluu tho lloI,-
Eeo 9et es9 < tao ' sea'!ssi s'si 1ts Il nj 81 h"es
SUCCESS. Tho m.nifcsta ustl ehargod that tho
RnSy S ys Sst ~ eAsS Nonai sSsiAY III @ Sss,s Il
tho party. nn,l t,avs gtsun n,nple opportunity to
Ail-no inAtlsr whether thoY wore, n.r,nbers or
work WINS nut In ascnr,t with tholr iens or dc.
aires. L enarged .has tho a,tlnu Renoral pan, q
with tue recent nuslut,s ii tho purity.
The n,ynhors of the MaIn Section decided to
ss,'a Delegates t'thc Nattona 0rsebek; iI,or
;n!tss. .!aeet!as iarax tie sessIs, af % the cs,ss:
tioa for ths ya,a,so IT q creating sontIs!S.
resolution ut tho CrntmI Con1nitteG, which dr.
c!hrcd that M tnass-iuoettME SHOULD b0 held
| during thU Convention.
The CcntTI! Committee rrotestcd against this
outrage, but thp 4lrixtttf- HfttuI refused to t-
Sert tho pntest, und Alst, tho UEcINi rcltbrt Ut
their duicQltcs svnt from tho National Exec,l-
tIyu Committed. This lnfAilas course III Attt0tl
h.td exhausted tho lIAttvHco Ut tho Hoculists;
tho limit Of endurance WIS rNaoaesa, as.4 t4ey
gould stand it no !onHer. 14e hcatidinaytaf,
| Publishing SOIletY met Alll discharged their
csllt0r, l'ttpr Peterson. for Kuting Id thIs un-
Suuinllstio und destructive MANNER.
Thu h,antfrsto further Went nt to stAte thAt
mot June II 4ni udoute4 5esoutlo ons tlcnouneiHs
tho etlItnrs II tho lUcAt fss, mud requested tue
inItuAxvrs OF tlos1 pAIiurs to hlschArHc tAam ~
unworthy Ut thotr trust. and expressing tho
aenss q tho ,aeettny that thoy sllonll ~ nx-
s .lsfeisu on % snpa!son n untIl t6o aa1t W moesina
| Of thu 3uIu stctfuu.
1'hu editor lGrnttkau) WAS furthor charged
| him from decent sOClDty.
ln conclusion, tho document sets forth that