The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-03

resolutions Boomer came to employ socety-they were
pre- sent meeting when Bleomers offer was made
thew were on a committee Mr. B.-never heard
that they had made a report.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS authorized TO
make any contac-does nor know that Society refus-
cd to conac-does know that funds have been ais
ed to pay damages this su-has not signed paper
10 tina; eect-has heard that subscription open
ed Indemnify the defendants in this case-never offered
bet that he would destroy this cause by his tesimo
ny-s nowse interested in this suit.
James Sinclair.-Was a member of the Committee
was present the Association when they read
does not know whether there any prison stose
in Bloomer's house-Pererkn was once partner Of
c. s. H.-never heard that e. 81 III. stated that Bloom
er had state prison stone-was al meeting when
Peterkn stated that Mr. b. had used state prison stone
and that they had dropped the work-dd not consider
Pegerkn partser the time-Cam offered witness IS
per day if he would leave his present employer
Dir. Hsys-was not at the shop when defendants came
there-dia not stand out for days workony for book
Of prces-does not know that c. & III. withdrew
q loufneyma only be scabbed for working under
price on state prison stone.
ss-examned.--Cameron & Hughes offered Is
shillings per day-t the Sd OF Juy-Petrikin
stated To the meeting that the state prison stone
used foundation in the place of the rough stone
has heard that Mcdonald requested Committee 10
pass a resolution about pnces-sioes not know that
fund is in defray the expenses OF this suit
Hugh Dixon-Did not belong 10 the Association
does now, joined IN AHgust-was IN the employ oil Z.
& H.-left their employ the day the Committee came
Intended TO leave before they committee came be-
cause he did get The regular wages-he got piece
work instead Of DAYS work-there is no piece work on
marbe-Cemmitlee did not come in the shop at all
they stood outside-understood from Committee that
there had been State prison stone in Boomers house.
Crosse xamined-neyer saw any State prison stone
in the shop-does not know why c & III. shut up shop
did intend 10 quit without giving notce-tod Dan
Howard Of his inrention-did not hear Committee say
they would scab them il they staid-they told him he
might work until Tuesday fhe liked All the defend
ants Scotch.
Alexander Grant-has worked for C. & HIS a
member Of the Association-worked only day
Messrs. C. 81 III. said they would work no more for
Boomer because he had put State prison stone In the
bailding.
Cross-examnet-Does not know whether Bloomer
ever took the State prison stone from the building
believes he did promise TO come back and work Tor Z.
& III.
commenced working for c. & III. on the Sd July-left
them because he had the promise of another and better
job-was not there when Committee came to the shop.
Cr0ss-exaIaned-left his tools-intended return if
Mr. Rogers could not give him job.
For the prosecutiOn-Danie Howard-wa. present
when Committee came-Conmittse said they would
get work elsewhere, if they did not quit that shop.
All left but witness aud two boys-DixOn said that he
would be put the scab list if he did not leave and
therefore he left.
Cross-examined-worksn now for c. & He. & III.
never spoke to him about his estimony-he stood out
because he obliged to do so-cannot say how long
Dixon stad after Committee TO the shop-was
with c. & III. when they shut up shop on account
of Stale prison stone.
building Of Boomers houses-has frequent occasion
to go to c. & HIS shop-the work has been delayed
there was a regular contract-Nlr BloORcr had after
wards to use brick pillars instead of marble he in
tended-it made great difference in the profit to c. &
H. least Sl40-ihere is State prison stone in the
buildiEg-Ihere parcel OF stone left from Mr. BIS
houses in Fourth street, which he put in foundation
stone-the building is made of marble and bricks-the
marble from a quarry ~ miles from Sing Sing-does
not know that G. & I'll. have received further damage
from inability to accept other contradictions of the
columns cut and lying wasted the
ground.
Peter Collins recalled.-Dixon told witness he left
C. g. II. for fear of getting scabbed-is in c. &
H. employ.
John Ellis.-KAows Collins-Collins quit work for
want Of stone-was not frightened away BY the commit
tee.
Hugh Dixon reralled.-Neyer told Howard he quit
for fear of being scabbed.
Att the counsel for the defence commenced summing
up -
his clients His speech tissue of sound legal
learning, deep logic, add strong argument. AT 9, Mr..
Western summed up for the Plaintiffs, speech every
way worthy Of himself He dressed up or two of
The Plaintiff witnesses in a STYLE peculiar TO himself,
and he advened in strong upon the evil tendency
eff Trades Union Societies. Judge Ushoeher charged
the urv that upon the evidence far he had heard
it, they could only find damages for the loss Of the
vices Of one journevman as had been proved that
the others left for the alleged He also stated
that the committee guilty Of trespass in coming
upon the premises Of Cameron & Hughes, hut that
was not set forth in the declaration form no part
Of their deliberations. i
Thu Jury retired and after an absence OF minutes,
returned verdict for the plaintiffs OF $50 IL damages,
lifts, Messrs. Whiting a1d F. A. Talmadge for defend