New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13


disc earth, beneath the breIches Of wh)se trees
the birds Of the pdmeyal Paradise would be glad
70 sing
Lrd rLe,.1. The hsory offI eoauiry ard hs history
he word evidently shows he prescott syssn ~
lsbolorobm monopoly add wrong that Do n-r7ren BED
Ell can s-ise from periodical lTaplf-s OF 'soAIsl n.oeS
heh czDastA pTetsEtfO raise az re1's
which Hts tbs laws Of the Aedes snt Perssos sdt OF
alterations essl IN omiouuVe point 81 Ve~ ao1'
ssitisAouy witch wee TO G'd 10 toce " 500 Po,
eri. and beneeorn depeaeenIO 90 hin Tor ,u's.t
no lea, dutv incum upon hin 10 &c rs the proi1e
ors Ofhis lsbor himself and those eglVmNeY euuVed
n, e,o and Tor he accom- pshmeut Of this noble purpose,
hss his Vs,t assembly congtegaied 10 c1o.anmzs
among The TaiofG a. Union, adiss11' ~ 400 srong
store and worn for The benefit ana and
Of o,be ara commence 70 labor Tor nsm'7Yeti1
from ven Gepos and bfe hren. h-y require what vii
rhoiy seeoo, support effective sincere, lasting and
RtoireS Tsstii 10 the imperative duty Of The IodushL
classes ihrou shou tho ely 10 aid ard support th7 O9sra
i've Tsiors In their essbshins general Uoio1 ~hsts Al
will nulusy interested and equal shareholders In ne
R@elreG Teat bis mesrg bail with grea. pesrre the
noble aud prAfewoTthy efforts Of the Taios % estaosh
oo6perave store sno bee'y sustain The TAors by any
sAo he principe ccopsraon Of tbs chief
Whereby he may redeem the ns-yss aod posIer.iy
from q state Of De grsdstion and de,iiunon.
WIN. V. BARR lshoemAker) was here announced.
He spoke Of the deprivations Of the Taiors, and
said he designed to DO bu! little speaking as it was
action that was now wanted. he would subscribe
one share five dollars toward the establishment
Of the Tailors Protective Union Clothing Store, as
he was nothing but poor man himself BE trust
ed that all present wo1d subscribe for stock il this
praisewoitby undertaking. so that the TaiOrr could
60 TO work for themselves Immediately, The
"Epgliih" President announced that subsccrip.
tons to stock could be made at their Hesdquar-
tiers, Up. Garrick's Sixth Ward H)teL) and A. Hill
lenbrands Mechanics Hal, and called the stten.
ton Of all present TO an advertisement in the morn
ing pApersl He said the Tsilors would prefer to
work for almost nothing for the public than to be
LONGER ground down by employers who refused 10
pay their fair demands. As to the bugbear cry Of
Socialism, he inquired whether the popular lnsEitu,
ton Of Banking was not Socialism, cooperation and
combination The working classes will have TO
take pattern from the non producers In this respect
and then they will enjoy similar benefits with their
present masters, who have for 90 long space OF
time experienced the good effects OF practical So
cialsm. The Editors who were so bitter IN de-
nouncing Association among Workingmen were
themselves largely interested in cooperative Cor
poratoDs, and mingled quite freely In secret " 80
ciAlist concsves.
He requested the people to rebuke those Police
men at the next election who had debGsed them.
selves so far as TO turn Themselves into the tools OF
the tsskmasters. He denied that he had ever de-
which they circulated and concocted themselves,)
and could get 90 signatures from listeners to his
remarks on the occasion referred TO- TO rebut the
affidavit which has been made by two perjured
Policemen. He made these remarks in justice TO
himself and Aid Barr OF the Sixth Ward, who has
frequently been confouDded for the speaker, and
made to shoulder bis Fourierism." he referred
to the line Of demarcAtion between the Wing Tor
"Federalist,' and the Democratic Tor Loco
Foco' parties, who, he said, were controlled by
political trcksters for the victimzation OF the peO
ple and thss barricade OF allos should be erect
ed sgaisnt these politicians and II necessary they
should be cast to the Devil.
JOSHUA AsDLKsoN HEATH, president Of the
Cooperative Coopers Protective Union, No ~ fol-
lowed Mr. Barr in one Of his usually effective
speeches. in which he said that the Taiors had
now been on strike for four weeks against certain
employers lalthough many had paid the advanced
rates and were giving out their work as usual
he asked whether they should be sustained In
their clothing store enterprise, when an A1rmatlve
response was made He expl aimed the imPoiitlons
which usually befal the German jo1rneymea who
daily land upon our shores which met with the
sympathy Of all. he would subscribe five shares
In the Taors store for the CoOpers, and that action
was all that was required, as the time had arrived
JANIS BAssETT, President OF the House Carpen
tiers Association, said he did not come to talk bat
to act. II received twice as much wages as the
,eilors generally obtained bat asserted mat the
saiors, smiths, shoemakers, and scavengefs, were
entitled to equal pay with himself without any
difference. He asserted the right 70 liberty, life
and a home for all men, and now was the time TOR
bringing about ssutary reform. 1t was work,
work, work for the lndustrias and paupers grave
while the non.producer passed his time in ideness.
Ii is for the people Of this country 10 show 10 Eu
rope aud the whole world lessons OF Liberty. IL
is not 10 be expected that Workingmen can unite on
all measures, and he asked his audience whether
Office holders and ofiiceseekers conceded 10 every
thing. He said partisanshiP was mass Of cor
ruption, and urged upon all TO cast II aside, as y
had been the means OF injuring and taking advan-
tage OF the people. He did not lise TO beg for
work longer, knowing the retorts he had received
from tyrannical employers and for one be would
refuse work from tuch persons In just az gruf
tones don't wish to excite you. My Bible says
that he that will not work neither shall he eat and
be was for reenActlng that portion oil God ofdi-
nances among our penal codes, and thus make the
robbers of their labor earn their living by the
sweat Of their brow as well as the hardworking
Industrial. Enrich yourselves, and not the few
who are now reaping the profits OF your labor.
When the tallors shop is established we will pat
ronize il, ana place honest men above suspicion,
In its employ, and then there will be noae OF
tie hbsquAtulatons so popular among the knavish
Goldfish sristocracy. Be dependent upon no one.
grant that the people here enjoy political liberty,
and il is their duty to enjoy and exercise their SOW
ereign erogatives. l have love for violence
even in mon archics countries and If our servants
have taken advantage Of Us by an undue exercise
of their authority there is 4 remedy without re-
sorting to brutal force He here paid his respects
to Msjor NOAH whom be severely reprmanded snd
recommended truth In every transaction, which he
said should be adhered 10, and it will eventually
triumph over sl obstacles, and when that time ar.
rives we will then enjoy peace and prosperity.
DAsIEL c. SMITH said the time had arrived
when the laboripg men should enjoy the fruits OF
their labor for their own advantage, which ne IN
derstood was the object Of the Tailors in calling
this meeting, where all their fellow lsborers Of
every pursuit could sympsthize 5000 years ago
the good old book says the great father OF Us all
sao, let there be light, and the world was ilomi-
mated. The same edict has gone forth again. The
laoorer is worthy Of his hire and the establishment
of the Taiors store is easily to be accomplished,