Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
To the Association Of JOurne ymen Print
ers, and Jou, ymen generally.

ers, and Jou, neymen generally.
printing ocs o Jaaes Van Noren having noticed
tsemen in the Herald o yesterday, published by aew lndi
by A. Fell secretary lin which they have
c s % %s am wheat e a o s T
members by having served regular apprentices tor more
whereas well known BY every Individual in this COM
munty that the time OF pressure and Distress
among all classes Of individuals and wherea. the prices OF la
ngnen generally least nine Of tenl and believing t.
he than our duty 10 regulate the prices Of our labor
according to the times, have agreed to the following reoIu
tons:-
be we hereby agree to continue IN our stnaipn ~
ton Of one dollar per week. ~ long a We are under the pre-
Resolved That duty II the Association not only to
raise the prices OF labor according 10 the me but ao ~ re-
duce them when ncccssay and that IN OF their
unwiln gness Justice the employer well a. to them
selves take the responsibility Of dong 80 on our own ae-
Resolved That the reduction Of Of the different
chsnlcs-anong which the Carpenters Maon Taors,
Rope Makers &c.-hayins been submitted 10 10y them almost
dcemng absolutely necessary under the present state OF the
tues. 49,, -,
heretofore been avs among the first demand fair
mnneraon for services AMI when circumstances WI per-
mt will be found among the first 10 maintain thai prin
ciple.
mnsnt members Thu, Independent Association, in submitting
10 hands IN the office ~ which they
each thereby nurng one Of their fellow workman rather
than make reduction loudly called or under the
cenempt-and hereby style the Association, long
they consider such eabers thereof Rat Aassoca
| ton. $500
Resolved That the principles which the Association
founded good hut cannot but cxp dapproba
ton of The OF the members by which ad Association
scontrociand their great patriotism sly proved by the
their most prominent members endeasored TO
obtain situations in this office the reduced prices.
Resolved That the above proceedings be Published in the
Herald with request that those papers friendly to the prsci
ouscr being de.e 10 the employer rs wen A. 10 the
| ployed, will give them IN insertion -
| fSipned1 SAWI. ASHTON, OF Philadelphia.
J. ~ CONRAD, OF New York.
JOSEPH RUSSELL, Of Albany.
r. sQUlREs, of Oanc.yle Livingston
q. w SARGENT, os Hayerhil, Mass
q. w. TURNER Of New York.
New York, July 18th, 1887. biti'
| 4. f-v> ~ ExCUKsiON 10 FORT TIA.
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Leave Ianlton House At ~ Whitehall at half past
O'Clock, Fort Hamilton At 8 O'Clock.
/ Fare - cents each way.
Passengers wishing view Fort Hamilton VIII have an sp
| portuaity. JyitR
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| L'LOHIDt, MOBILE AND NEW Oh-
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| NEGErABLE COMPOUND OIL, Cor eesornx
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Also, MARKING Inn, for Linen, w,sut preparation, Tor
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