Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-03


or tn their hirthularn. We cannot lorl
caIIy admit the : l., p. TO repr4sention
and shut the door in the face of other
political organizations formed 10 achieve
social progre,s We are Of opinion that
A political party of whatsoever nature is
not entitled to reprrseution in the Anne
rican Federation Of Labor. While there.
fore dpprecatirp the necessity which
has arisen, of refusing to admit those
who seek our cumradespip. we feel com.
pplled Ia make the foIioWing rpcommen.
dations:
1--That the crodentjal of Lucien
Sanjal from the Central Labor Fedora.
ton of New York Clty be returned.
2-yhat the posjrions taken by Presi
dent G0mpprs and the Executive Couu.
ell in rrgard 10 the old charter Of the
c. l.. +. of New Yrrk he affirmed on the
ground that the G. L.F. did virtually
cease to exist and forfeited thereby its
charter.
3-That the decision of President
Gompers against granting new charter
to SAID ORGANIZATION be affirmed AZ the
decision Of this body as in accord with
the meaning and intent of ollr constim
tlon.
an o I'1"I 'le oIi J,i, w. ,,'9
tatives from the 5. l.. =. as a political
party declare themselves Tolerant OF al
l~' lp'n',I1 ho, dn,ol,ota l indi,;5,ni
because of his belief, whether radical or
conservative"
By the adoption Of the report cf the
committee the convention decided that
the charter cannot be issued to the c. L,
r. 80 lohg a. the American 0ec1loi ol
rnnrosantnd " ] tharo;,, ] f''''' $40 t'''' ~
You will therefore kindly inform me
whether the organization referred to has
Wl'hufaWh or in'ehnS 10 Wlthdra" from
'he - L. f., III "i"er 'ua1 'he 0hat'el
may oe issued 10 YOU,
, me charIer Zee OF To'oo pau oy 'he ~
H. T. WIN the apPnca''on' lS l'tlu "
raforanno nf i,o 70 "a ohova w. w" ,'a+,or and
kindly ask yor to advise ns tbareof r1 at
vonr narliest trnnven;e,ra and nhIiga
wa Vonrs ~ yery resnectfnlIv
SAMUEL GoMPERs.
n,e...i,a, 4,no,. taj of foho,,
Delegate Sanlal introduced the follow
ing letter:
,,o,
hlhMlN6hAM' AIa'' Dec H. 1871
Dir. l.. Sdaidi,
DEAR SlR.-The striking miners of
Alabama will be hungry before the wear
is our. Can you render them any an
sistance? PATRICK MCBRYDE.
DELEGATES Sanjal. Bohm. Wald;nger
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~. " ''''' '1''u '0O''N' '' N'''''
hil'tee 10 immediately oeVlse ways ana
means in aid of the miners of Blrming-
ham,
DELEGATES WaIdinger Bobm and VIII.
son were elected committee to visit tbp
Italian stone Nasons in rho ;ntarnst n
thp e / f an saturday January 2
1901 at GA + 4th street
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li'T al pi'i aIioiI Dp'''','l''ee leFoI 'eu
'l'dV ooSS S'ii8eii WIN whom lle OP'loi-
SLe'e'S hau 'loupie' PROMISE 10 leSpec'
'''e oe'ii"'i'" Vi 'lo u'''o"'
committee from the United German
Trades of Brooklyn was granted the
floor and stated that they had consider
able trouble with the union brewery of
Leibinger q Oehm. They were tired Of
sending committees continually and de-
sired to settle this trouble once for all.
\ conference had been arranged to take
place on Monday afternoon, and they
requested that representative Of the
c. l., f. att nd. Delegate Bohm was
appointed as such.
The Organization Committee was in
sfructed to also arrange meeting with
the Executive Committee of that body
to change the name of the United Ter
man Trades into that of Central Fedora
tion of Bro0kIyn."
cn,,nittao co,oisti,, of dolagotos
Wnoll,v IossIer ScLaefsr and uofaror
nf thc Garn,ar pai"thrI, IT,, Irnimr I7'as