New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

IN weary DAY on day.
To count the i hoT1Tfss that hat pass away,
To watch the moments roll; goal
And view through childbIrhs agones the csfod her
Her crime, though nousht screen.
Think what her su1erings will have been
For all that she hath done one.
Surely Deaths bitterness Is past for that most wTetched
Think on the anguish dread
That hath avenged her deed
Think how that womans heart hath bled
II blood for blood" you need, and creed.
And eye for eye, and tooth for TOOTH be still your law
The Working Classes of England.
UNEMPLOYED OPERATIvEs.-On Tuesday afternoon
a meeting OF the unemployed operatives Of Stockport
held in the Msrketpsce, the subject OF the pres
ent prospects Of trade and the sufierngs endured
by the working classes for want of employ ment-be-
tween 600 and 1000 attended. Mr.. William Brown
presided and called upon Mr. Yates who alluded 10 tho
fate fund raised few months back for the relief
OF the operatives The Mayor headed the list with his
nams for 500, and the announced about
$500 The object of tho contributors failed 1t having
been openly stated TO them that the distress chiefly
confined TO the Irish and that the English portion Of the
population was not 10 absolutely necessitous crcum-
stances For this reason timely help was abandoned
deputaton had waited upon Mr. Golden the subject
OF the present state of the operatives Of the borough
and, being Of members of Parliament bad prom
ised to subscribe literally If Committee formed
consisting partly of the unemployed and partly Of the In
which had been received from the Hon. gentleman
the subject as follows;
AICTORIAPARk, Oct 10, lb4Is-Oentemen. VIII a
contribution to general fund for the relief Of the
poyed and disnteresied work people of Stockport but
BEG suggest that the mode which you have sdopted for
raising subscription IS not the best which might be de-
yised for carrying out your object RICHARD COsDEs.
To the gentlemen Of the deputation.
He then moved that a COMMITTEES be appointed and
subscriptions entered into Immediately TO alleviate the
distress existing Ia the borough" Mr. Cooper,
secOndng tho proposition alluded 10 the periodical
psncs that sliced manufacturing Districts and stated
that they of more frequent occurrence than
formerly; and when they did come they sank
the Of the people In greater poverty and misery
than they had usually experienced. lie next pointed
out the deep distress prevailing In the borough at the
present moment and sgreed that something ough, 10 be
done toward relieving the starving poor lie would not
harrow up their feelings by entering into descriptive de-
ss of that distress every one would be familiar with
what came under his own observation
la short there were hundreds OF families literally
starving 10 death They were told to 80 to the baste
for relief but there was feeling 10 the breasts OF Eng
shmen that could brook to pat the character Of
suppliant psuper. They would rather die with hun
ger than go into places where because man had com
mted the crime OF being poor his wife and children
were torn from him II was an alarming state OF things
where men we're able and willing to work and yet there
work tOf them.
Ills family must starve. and he remain idle. Mr.. Cob
den had promised 10 subscribe literally toward their
relief lie ouehtto forward and place bis name at
the bead of the subscription list.Mr x HOrsheld next
addressed the meeting and asked where were thu hign
wages and plenty that were promised them lie Was
opposed to people willing to work subsistlDg upon
charity because II proved no permanent reliet Some
radical changes required IN the affairs Of the ma
ton The foreign trade was nothing to depend upon,
and something should be done by Parliament to make
the most Of the home market-The resolution having
been put and carried number of trsdesmen and OPP
erstves were appointed Committee.
MEETING TRADES DELE0ATEs.-On Sunday last
rnOther important meeting of delegates connected with
the Cotton spinners Association was held at Msnches
ter receive the decision Of each district In reference
to general cessation from work Tor short period In
all the manufacturing towns. The following places
xf..A Aaht md Nan
chester sckburp Preston, Enfield, Burnley Chorley
Dunkinheld Haywood, Mosley, Oldham, Shaw Chapel,
stoc kport and the Centrsl Committee.
The subject about which they had met was fully dis-
cussed and ultimately the following resolutions were
agreed TO list That Populations be appointed to
wait upon all the masters In Ashton under Lyme who
prevail upon them to withdraw the same and that II
the whole OF them do not sgree to the request each
and every district labor on the 2st OF October
I'D. That each district where strikes at present ex
st sppoiut deputaton TO walt on their employers and
request of them give up the contest and allow the
men their former litt'
Several of the delegates suggested the propricty oil
sending deputaton to London for the purpose oil lay
ing before Her Masstys Ministers the great pryatone
aud suierlngs Of the operatives in the manufacturing
dis,ricis IL was resolved "Thst memorial be drawn
up detailing particulars ss to the position OF The manu-
featuring population and requesting that some step
may be taken 10 alleviate their present suterngs II
was slso resolved That the depnstion be appointed
from Manchester, Bolton. Ashton, and Oldham"
A committee appointed TO draw up the memorial
and they instructed 10 forward COMMUNICATIVE
10 Lord John Russell informing him that deputstior
had been appointed who would feel obliged by their be
ing acquainted when they could besvored with sninter
view. The meeting then separated Liverpool Mercury
STRAW BONNET MAKING, WANT AND DEArH-On
Monday evening a long inquiry took place before Mr.
Carter at the Feathers Tavern. Wal@orth, n TO the
death of Anne Gallagher aged % The unfortunate De
cessed II was too evident from what wac witnessed 10
her room Ia an extreme state OF destfunon lnert
hut sfppla oh M Tor bed
Mrs Young of 10 Burtons, stated that the deceased
lived In her house, where abe had single room she
was a straw bonnet maker. Coroner And what coulc
she earn at that Witness; Sixpence Gay IN iui
worn hut she could not work lately. Coroner We,
that all she bad 70 live ont Witness believe she nae
2s Cd week from the parish The witness went on Il
state that she often gave her tea and other thing on
che would never let her go into the room
On Saturday she sent for some laudanum' and TOOK
portion OF it, She said II would essusge her pain Ot
Wednesday she was found 10 bed Coroner; DO yot
think she took the laudspum for the purpose OF destroy
log life Witness said she thought che had oesnia suci
state of wsnt and shs herself said her somsch wa
destroyed from of food ths, the lsudsnum had bsC
great effect upon her On the Wednesday when sh'
ecs of the lsudanum. The foreman and one or two o
the Jury said they had doubt the lsudsnum had &C
celebrated her desth from extreme weakness arising irou
want; but ultimately verdict of natural death WAS ~
turned the coroner observing that II the laudanum ns'
accelerated death, II was not taken Intentionally.
1 Present state of Ireland.
| OPEN.AiR PEASANT DEMoSsIRArioNs-The Lin
! meetings OF the Pesssniry which took place In tina
I County on Tuesday and "Wednesday last The pro
ceedlnss at the first demonstrationthA Of Gsrryhne
are thus stated
aocLed 10 the locus OF attraction and at the hour OF
O'Clock the bill OF Gsrryhne presented formidable az
pesrsnce 10 the numbers of ihs people [" there co1'
no, have been less than 2UVO prisons P,s S,nh In