The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31
location and Labor.

,h.nsslyes in France. Nhelher one'
h'' .oos or not, their object must be aP
Pr ,gbo has any hope or faith in a new
10 o-s a. grow out Of the present agitation
s's,.l -. = Say spent among the LaDorers
q hlls ,an. Of PARIS, must be full OF the in
As''0-I...,,s. A mere spectator OF curren
isasss' - al visit them without interest,"
ss'ns '' sIr-ady some fifty Of these establish
Ibsi' - lions numbers Of wOrkmen con
H's'' - each. That Of the Tsilors o
81 -, ,.moyed 10 No. %, Rue Faubour.
o'Sa'' - 81 500 members; that Of the Cooks
d D'H' p,,nI.vars Pigale and Rue Simon Ia
u 1-' = n,ohsbly not more than 30; the Sad
Ii'l', , - Rue Neuye / ontaine Georges
b.s sbout 800. l.. .a 4.
a men who adopt Louis Blane's
80 al labor should be paid alike without
'''1 - S.g-ees Of skill and efficiency They
"a isst application OF the principle
tst-',.,,il,. mat The strong should thus help
. - - They arrange their labor so that
'as - xork al once on garment; the least
anal performs the cOarser Pari o. the worA
-. mssium workman next does ms part ano
=. ,-conplished mechanic completes The Joo'
r. ~. s..o, that by this division one really
..bout as much as the other; the men en-
-. an the coarse work occupying no more
=, Il than the fne workman would do
-- ,ssasistion has had work ever since II was
~ ~ nd mas done well, though il is the
i''.,. a,;,iou. il would have done better had
=. ,,,s hen paid BY the piece, in proportion
80, he actually accomplished. 80 one-sided
o..s,-;c,tiou Of principles as this, seems TO me
--,Tl, \. relied on for the best results.
- piano 6id not, however, always insist
- .ou,Iitv Of wages for lsbOreEs taken out
- -. n-svsIsut selhshness Of the world. IN
=. a..5,i,tion of SadCl.rs, which he also or
- very man is paid by tie piece. very
=, ,r,,sght Il also exercised IS 10 the quality
- mans work, and II there are defects in
a. Ssosriu,sndent requires him TO make all
.-.,. n his is impossible, he has TO pay for the
materials spoiled. a-o
m. Association had, in December last, 29S
,.,,b-r.. about the number with which il COM
B.Besd the April previous. They began with
r,,,,itsI. bot with contract for saddles and
.rs.,rsuts 10 be furnished 10 Government. On
M, thsy obtained credit for the stock necessary
4 e5nnence Wiih, which the frst lot OF sad
do. s-,irerzl enabled them TO pay for They
bsr. Also made work for the shops OF the city.
Thew have paid rather higher wages TO the
Esrkmsa than is paid in the workshops OF Paris
generally Their profits, ove= and above the
ssrss and expenses, have been such that, should
TIE remaining months Of the year be as Procue-
I've Is those already elapsed, they will have at
l.l., s. 900 fanes, or about $4,000, 10 divide
anohg themselves In this division every man
sio snare equally, In proportion TO the number
Of Avs WORKS he mas done. A days work is
% hours only, and no one is allowed 10 work
mere A quarter Of the profits is TO be paid 10
tls claimants on the DAY Of the annual settle
neat second quarter is retained to form
lsnG Of maiasl sgceor against sickness and ae-
eiisuis, and the remaining half remains as the
esPial Of the Society, represented by certit-
Gales Of stock bearing low interest Should
he money not be Vantsd for use, IL is TO be in
vested in the public funds.
lLs order and eheeTf1lness prevailing, not
otly q me workshops Of this Association, but
n those Of al others which | have visited, is
remarkable n. Dursnd, the polite and gem
lsaslly President Of the Ssddlers, assured me
tat man would there accomplish more work
u sa hours than in the ordinary shops in thir-
tssn-sBOther argument in favor Of short days
sEe as Of personal interest in the ork.-
lhs TsilOrs Of Cliehy have been charged with
Illness They are not 80 industrious as IL
'asy were paid BY the piece; but, as far as my
sossrTsliOn goes. the charge Is not true.
sshhoi say how much money they have made,
1si NOV that their results are respectable
lasy are also a most orderly set Of men. For
&PurPOss Of supporting the absurd accusation
nae against Louis Blanc, Of implication in the
t1sii q June, these workmeR, being known as
naeh ahdsr his influence, were charged with
nFhg been in a mass behind the bsrricades.
lAsy proved that all bat five had been busy in
es sorkshOps during the whole four days
ne isoorers who fought that dreadful battle
%sie taSse Who had no work at all, or were not
soikhg Tor themselves.
he trsisrnSl Association Of Hatters has its
nan place Of business in the Rue des Trois-
tsaiohs No. ). IL has 500 members, and
10 sssh IN existence about nine months. IL
s ooas vel, but how well cannot say. IL
sshoagh 10 cure the blackest ft of the blues
pas thrOagh its workshops, steaming as
o. then are with dyes Of various hue
- groups OF men wear independent
- $40 show The Consciousness that they are
Ts iof themselves and for each other
A. Is animated BY the real spirit Of frater-
- .H'Sl Is not 90 often seen in this world as
l...' wi be. At the magazines Of this
-, loh you bay hats at from 80 TO 40 per
'1Pst than elsewhere. As good tile
hlaa - you get theie ior ~
se' are different Associations CARRYING on
Jss branches Of business In different parts
Eety' There is one Association Of C0iE
a.. W Instance, at "a Rue 81. jacques, and
i Rue des Grayilliers. Here Won
EI louf hair dressed Ia tasteful f.sbion
An go. the usual price is 10 cents) and
hsi, - - TOT cents. A lady who has her
.'ss'sd pays 5 cents.
L,.ae'',.I n not room even for a word on the
n ss.~ IN oi several other trades. These are
n.,. - oases composed Of women as well as
81 H..a srs one Of washerwomen at Sc Rue
SFsr.-' aho one Of shirtmakers at 81 Rue
hsisr sec In hne, this mode of labor is
A.. 'uPpiahting the old one at Paris; 10
Va, 80 present indications IL will not be
E,,kn-..H tne oalk Of mechanics and other
hsh A..oo - % mat city will be organised in
SD, ANY evening in December. I set ont 10
Ca. Restaurant Of the Association IN
s,rI:.- ~ le, Hue Simon lie Franc. This is
bla,, ou' a fashionable quarter of the CITY
R,w~,' "a only another reason fsr go;ng. Dur,
d. p Sss9ehee 10 Europe, sought The society
hs- of,ep, ior in them, 70 nv thinking. istbe
EbLeS @s'ohs. The fashionable classes are
Ahsr v v lSand selfish, corrupt and emascuIate
Aai5v s ....g my way through marrow and
Be- eets ior about half an hour. I reached
hIi,S' ~ ana went in. In 50 far as II was = res.
Pa nsa.' was evidently an improvisation
zee 49, both kitchen and dining-room
N b5S.e e same apartment; in fact the range
rssnnSTs,n. me centre Of II, and the odor Of
htrIs hail.. lands saluted my hunger aereesblT - =
bje %r. were al filed. though only one person
suEDs Use, sen wore black coat There were
Noses' ". WIN their wives Orsweethearis' Gusr s
SaeS' sHa one or two staIwartTeJIows wesr.
ca An sAa .e uniform Of the.Suad R,n"hl;.
FUaDr wee IN high good humor Is n tbs
ihunS en- without had only raised tbe,r sn;, s's
cue ohp. see and mingled in the conyersst; ;cs,
va tun mn, Two occupants Of nv table ~h;ch
psssS nm On some measure which e.. TS me-,
iaytiOs nc ), Assembly Those who x;s nae Jus.
sns,Sp 10 not address the attendants. WITH 70, ioa
,peTs,l. "garcon," but the more ,sn ME me