Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

4 d.
iennini Mass Meeting.
I Trades Assembly has made
d one bound it has ieaped Into
,ncnce.
enterprise is isuded by every
a,txre was ever doub, that organ
aepor was an important factor In
Immunity that doubt has been COM
Sly routed by the attitude of the
IN worl.ingmen Of Fort Worth in
! q to the semi-centenniai EXPOSE
,iThey have gone to woslt with
determination and that they VIII
=, libute their full share TO the sue
5f this patriotic celebration Is now
ted. This assurance 10 made
lay sure from the fact that the
es Assembly is directing the ef-
OF the workingmen In this mat
.ta Trades Assembly Is, without
/, tho strongest organization OF It's
In Texas, being composed OF dele
) representing twenty-siX labor
las, making 1t the legal head OF
An cent Of the worlsingmen OF Fort
lh. Labor is unusually well or
.zed In this city. embracing nearly
~ branch OF industry. Each union
ID pride IN the Assembly. the IN
ce of which is powerful-lts mem
! as a general thing. being among
host prominent OF the organizations
represent, Ii Is no e&aggerHuon
bay that the Assembly numbers
ng Its membership several spien-
public speakers, as II amply
onstrated az each meeting.
ice THIS organization has attracted
widespread attention through Its
tions with the SeHi-Centennial.
extracts fronm It's constitution Will
BLESS, prove OF Interest to the gen
public. Following arc random
stions:
constitutional Quotations.
"a declere it tho duty OF every
,rlng man to use his utmost en-
yors TO secure the amelloration Of
condition OF the lnboring classes
orally; and. to accomplish this, we
ieye that central organization
MD exist. whereby all branches OF
lr may prove allies to any particu-
one that may be oppressed by
ltal.
Ne hereby pledge ourselves to as
each other In securing fair wnges
the laboring man by all honorable
ms; and we shall Withdraw. and use
influence TO have others to with
W, all patronage from any unfair
)ioysr. let his calling be what 1t
We declare that all beneficial labor
= should be rigidly enforced
We are In favor Of arbitration when
r differences exist between en-
'cr and employed.
We favor the self-emplnyment OF
,r. as only complete Independence
be obtained when the lnborer IL
longer dependent on other ind!-
inls for the right to work: aud es-
ally do we recommend that. what
? trades intend striking for the ac-
.plishment OF any just purpose. II
funds OF the organization will al
It, the resistance, instead OF being
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