The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-12-24 00:00:00

IRONWORKERS' MEETING AT BRIERLEY

HILL.

A. meeting of ironworkers was held on Monday
at the Alma Inn, Brierley Hill, to censider a better
system for organisation for the improvement of the
condition of the men of that dis'rict. Among
those present were Mr. W. Aucott, president, and
Mr. E. Trow, general secretary of thb Associated
Iron and Steel Workers of Great Britain
Mr. Aucott said he has worked hard in the past,
and had success follow organisAion and disaster
follow the neglect of it. The time was coming
when they ou,Tht to be united, so that the greatest
good might •ult from any improvement in trade.
Before he r, he should like to see the men again
on the spy : path. Puddling might ere long be
done away ith, and on this grouLd there was
also need of better organiaation—(hear, hear).
Mr. Trow said the stronger the organisation the
more fearless the representatives of the men on the
Wages Board. lu the north they were going
from iron to steel quicker than they were in the
south, but in the treatment of i:onworkers tl,O
executive of employers and men-managed prices so
that no advantage should be taken with regard to
the change of metal!
After a ling discussion, i was resolved—" That
this meeting pledges itself to induce all mei: 'n the
district to join the National Association (,t Iron
and steel Workers of Great Britain, and to do so at
once, feeling sure that the only safeguard is in
being thoroughly organised."

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