Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-20
THE CAMPAIGN.
FOURTH MEETING OF THE
SOCIALIST CONFERENCE.

Tor Judge of the Court of Appeal,
Nominations for Mayor and
other County Offices to be Made
on Thursday, September %.
The fourth session of the Socialist
Labor party conference of trade and la,
Dor unions, was held last Thursday
September 10, at Clarendon Hall. We
regret to say that it was not as well
attended as it should have been.
The delegates of the following Is
unions (out of 40 organizations) were alb.
sent: Tailors' Progr. Union No. II,
Shirtmakers', Progr. Laborers' No. /,
Hans Won Sagan, Social-Democratic
Turner'S, Confectioners and Cake Bakers
No. 2, Millwrights' and Millers' No. /,
Pianomakers' Lodge No. 4, Beer Driv.
ers Union, Ale & Porter Union No. l.,
Dramatic Society "Fortschritt", Car
penters' & Joiners' Lodge AGA, BARRIERS
Union, Progr. Musical Union No. l., Ad.
vance Asso'n, Passementiers' Union,
Bartenders' Union No. 1 and Tailors'
Progr. Union Mol.
The Secretary was instructed to notify
these Unions of the negligence 1f their
delegates and request punctual attend
ance or the withdrawal of their dere-
lict representatives and the substitu-
ton of new ones.
Delegate Alexander Jonas presided
and Adolph Jablinowski acted as Secre.
tary during the early part of the session
in place of Ernest Bohm, who was tenn
porafiiy absent on important business.
Credentials were received from,Bakers'
Union No. 81, Section Morrisania,
S. l.. p, and the Sth Assembly District.
They were approved and the delegates
admitted.
The Organizers reported as follows
The Sixth Assembly District was organ
lied and will meet every Friday at 50
Clinton place.
The Eighth was organized with large
membership at 1876 Rivington street,
Public meetings held every Saturday.
The Tenth was organized at Ala Z. 9Th
street. Meets on Tuesdays.
The Twelfth was organized last Friday
at 1879 Ave. G.
The Fourteenth was organized on
Monday at 220 Ave. A.
The Fifteenth was organized on Fri
day at $50 w. 39th street.
The Sixteenth was organized on Fri
day at 400 E. 14th street.
The Seventeenth was referred to
Branch No. 2, s. l.. P, and will be
organized in the course of the week.
The Eighteenth will be organized on
Tuesday at 231 f. 33d street.
The Nineteenth was organized on
Monday at 316 E. 54th street and will
have an agitation meeting on Wednes-
day, Sept. II, in the same hall.
The Twenty second was organized on
Monday at 1922 I'd Ave, with a good
The Twenty-third was organized on
Saturday at 206S lst Ave.
The Twenty fourth will be organized
on Thursday, Sept. IS, by the Morris
ania Section, corner 18TH street and
Sd Ave.
The Executive Committee next re-
ported as follows:
/. That it was not advisable to call a
State Convention for the purpose of
candidate for the only
elective Office of Judge of the Court of
but ii suggested that all the
Socialist Sections in the State be re
quested to sanction the nominees of this
or propose one.
2. That the candidate proposed was
our old friend, of Brooklyn, DR.. Franz
Gerau
3. That Naturalization Bureau be
opened at the Arbeiter-Zettung, 81 Lud-
low street, and at the Labor Lyceum,
25 Z. 4th street.
4. That subscription lists be issued, SO
as to give sympathlzers an opportunity
of contributing to the campaign ex-
pense.
The recommendation were all adopt.
ed.
1t was then decided that members of
the S. l.. P. who join their respective
Assembly District organizations should
also pay the full dues levied by those
namely 20 cents.
Delegates Vogt, Jonas, Waldinger,
Ensminger and Hilkowitz were elected
a Committee to present nominations for
the County offices at the next meeting
of the Conference, on Sept. %.
1t was decided that every Assembly
District was entitled to three delegates