New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
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Sa.r,s>,sas. * ast SlSowias h&i's Men and We
a. A>>,aS, SA,ir Slaves rs Well IS Blacks u
rs, ..xS,e AASlssS S>Sa copied trom The Onioa
.s,sA,, Ntw>SAMp<Aice Patriot, attracted the Hotce
= ~, w,rAass MIA ayi Womoa N the Factories
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New Gsss;,>AsysA SsSi rsg'l@ syowtos,l who took
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sssrtNxs ,y ysiS MANCHSSTgS OPERATIVES
N nSssSssSx VIA The Published notice the opera
rvee saae zad sesssle employed upon the different
cesssSzaNss :. Nkaceesscr, assembled after the
As,-s x s,AS IN .xrSc Numbers AZ Temple Hall. al
esSl sesscS. *. tAe evsalns Of the 18th inst The
~SSss AaSIaS eSScG called N onier by MI Joseph
Nh, SsekSN S!sSc wss chosen Chairman,
. $50. 49,. s-cA APPOINTED Secretary.
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-ssvS-,- =, ~ - fake iass, consideration sundry
SS<A~ss stacks apoa tsc operatives IA 'ne paou'
--=sssarssc=is,s - The organ * the = u'''.s',a,
Ss- e *, s,4; u Slycrn:aeat-;he reading oil the
s-sscse = sae Washington Jason was ea!'su i0'' II
Asvs=S heSa o>Si i; &aSsh TWAS
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49, 49, -s>Sals;SoS. w; !. h. Aerr!U Joseph l.
80 ns.ssss = SssNrz<. W. q Nesns, Edward Beals
n.--r ~ ahsc2ce OF the Committee, the meeting
xxs z:s,ss with -suca spirit BY several individ-
as e1srleysSi a?ea the Corporations
i q: 81 boar zoe Committee on resolutions re-
--sS AZ &SSsd leave 70 repor: IN part as follows
,r,,--ss Iss Washington Union has published
>-.- "a Sev-S x-.Sis concerning the operatives in
g IS Z Manchester. reporting ine;n as treated no
No. "a. 10 stsk slaves Of iae South ana nat tneif
5000 . e,-sy - rsercecary ana snomissSe-a re-
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ssS-,Se WE ourselves sns :., 49,, =,
49,, We e.Sssvs i, circsseea with view OF
vicious, eoETup: sn'; Sol. 20 -
a-cc - -e;sad;oG great friendship to' usL.aas II
s-::, wrongs ard injuries upon US ~ 'HA,
A=.y ;ae cay Procession thai can minister 10 our
80 -. nc r.oo-. OF cr- Government Organ is
&c.. a.; fss and hist fits degrading epithess apply
:, AZ ess q voue more than another tue sefVe OF
ssSo-- c: re soTe-7 iien' are lne persons anu ,tis
u,cs no: exchange oCr independence and freedom
Il a. .as5r l. so::sn ianey and slavery 20 power WE
Lsk yxxZ
= x--ccss iA.sy pxhNshed have looked with pain and
-.-s ,a &c false and liSelous statements contained
= saia x-cle and have neglected hitherto 10 FIX the
sd OK MANY upon taetn only because IN ms REGION
ware CIR condition labore-s is wen known the false
hoods sa5 Acles were TOO seevident 10 need reiu
ss-;oa i-un
The resolutions. after having been supported in
animated addresses By Messrs. Richardson Merrill.
Smith David Brigham. and others, were adopted
A gentleman from The South also who was present
wss called upon who stated the Injurious effect
OF these SANDERS in the Southern section Of the
Union
On motion, Voted, thai the meeting now adjourn
Friday evening to act upon The farther report OF
he Committee. Adjourned.
FRIDAY, Nov. l4th. The operatives having AGAIN
ss=em bie4 in accordance with the vote OF the last
needing NJ. Blake took the chair.
dr. Merrill, from the Committee on resolutions,
made farther report as follows:
R.sotreS That The falsehoods OF some OF our New.
Hampshire papers have been copied into the government
c-san Il Washington, and have obtained circulation
snd importance which the sanderous organ from winch
they ernansted could never have given them we no"
fee ourselves called upoa declare 10 the perpetrators
of these SANDERS and 20 the Editor OF the w dsnin-
Ton Union ha, the statements in said prints respecting
our condition as laborers false grossly, maicousiy
lse an1 unworthy the heart or the pen OF any uan
who processes 10 regard either ruth or lusnce.
Iisso9ceG That some of have sold farms, or lett
Other business and voluntarily become residents of Man
chester and operatives in the mills because we could do
ENC better for ourselves and for those dependent upon
II than we could any other business and that as we
were free to free to Dtay, and when we
ire dissatisfied with the Corporations treatment we shall
exercise freedom by going away.
Pfrn
tam as well az in all the associations this side Heaven
having their origin in humanity and their end fixed with
IN the bounds of time. But while we admit this, We
protest against foreign aid unsolicited and to
those evils il the price OF this assistance to be
that which hold dear viz our good name and
stan ding and unshackled and daughters OF
New England. We protest also against domestic AID
when II is profered with that Observation-Disclosures so
manifest recent attempts OF sundry demsgogues 10
make eeve sympathy TOR The poor operattres while al
the same time vampyreike, they atten and thrive upon
the e-bood of their victims, and then add insult to In
fury by protesting how much they for the oppressed
slares of the factory system Nay we assert eha not
be done with IMMUNITY We protest knowing we do
the existence OF these evils better than any others sc
best we know how rid ourselves OF the choosing &c
do IL in our own way and after The manner winch al
intimate knowledge OF the circumstances SHOWS US 10 Dc
the most etfectua discardins help frem all with con
tempt and disgust, when their motives OF action art
those Of an hireling or party sycophans
Resotred That The charges made upon the operatives
oyerseers, and others connected with the Mancheste
Corporations, by the Washington Union. and n. IL
Patriot Concord false in general and false IN detail
that they could proceed from other than dena
sogues and radical par!sans whose only purpose is t
degrade in the eyes Of the community large our North
ern lsborers to the debased condition Of the slaves
the South. and unworthy of any individual who hs
any regard for the truth who has the welfare OF INT
country and of the people at heart
Resolved That although it may suit the Editor OF the
Washington Union to hold up the condition OF the SOM
and daughters of our farmers who an honest iveli
hood in our factories being better may even worse
than the slaves of the South in order to excuse the vi,
system of Southern Slavery. or to draw an argumen
from the mills and workshops of New-Ensand to brin4
about political and meserving scheme II Is inta
for any Northern press calling itself Democratic &c
join in this crusade and thus sigmatze large and res
pectable class OF females sares coopedln
pens and working under the lash of dricsrs and taaS
80
Whereas, most desperate and determined effort has
been made and is still being put forth the part OF
few of the Democratic editors in this State isrepre
zen, the condition and circumstances of those employed
La the manufacturing establishments and machine shops
of New England; falsy and blacken their character
and that of their employers to brand the hst slaves
and TO stenatize the last .tyrantsn 'taskmasters
and "saSe.drivers" and to hold up the system which