New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
The ART. UsIoX.-The following is an Off.

Mopgrel do. do.
The ARr-U SIox.-The following is an Off
ciaI copy Ct the revolutions adopted by the Court OF
Appeals
The Court is of opinion and does therefore hold
lt That every ssocieton organized under the act to
authorize the buess Of banking and tn acts amend
ing the is amoneyed corporation within the mean.
ing of the statutes Of this State relating TO eyed
porations and s bound and affected by those statutes,
excepting only for as such statutes are ncoass'
tent with the pTovisions either OF the act 10 athor.
ize the business oil banking or OF the act amending the
same.
Cd Thet such associations are banking corporations,
and possess only authority TO carry on the business
of banking in the manner ana with the poWcfs 5pecheu
in snid act.
That they have power 10 purchase state or other
stocks for the purpose Of selling them Tor proht or as
Of raj ing money, except when suca STOCKS nave
been received an rood fdih security for toan
made hv OF debt due 10 such associations, or when
taken in payment in whole or in part OF such loan OF
debt.
Sd. The decree Of the Supreme Court must therefore
he 1eversed md the bills dismissed with costs in the
couItn below the receiver and without costs 70 the
other defendants, but without prejudice to any rights
which the State Of Ohio may have rendered the agree-
ment mentioned ia the pleadngs in the cause, and the
agreement Of the MORTGAGE therein mentioned except
such as said state may seek TO enforce plaintiff IN any
et Ia the counts Of this State directly founded upon
such agreement or assignment
The IoyGsHoREMEN.- 'longshoremen,
az body feeling that their position is not fully under
stood by tic public and that their has been
preudiced by the njudciOus action OF those who, upon
their own individual responsibility, violated the public
peace-which conduct the ongshorcmen, in their meet
incs. have emphaiically condcmned-have issued the
following statement Of their alleged grievance
CARD.
! To The Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIN: In oIdcT that the public may understand our po
sition and ts correct esnse may be formed OF the
merits OF the case, we respectfully sohc. Lie puohca
OF facts in relation II this matter Many peTrons I'm g
inc TINT The wages which we demand-yiz: 49, net per
dey-arc eXorbitart and that the merchants nave Sow
crcat hbcrtly in concerning to advance giving 81 p
per day Such persons, are sure have no correct
/ notion Of the nature of employment II thy hai,
they wculj satisfied, take different view OF tho
matter VIII not be denied that we arc the most hard-
4 working class men of men in the community we are
generally exposed TO the nclcmency of the weather or
confined in the dungeon hold Of ship from morning to
I niolt when employed. Many of our NUMBER from the
/ hazsld attending the business, meet with acci tents
which ly them up for weeks and months and irequ M
/ " result in the loss Of HE
Ours il q very precarOus and uncertain sOr of EN-
ployment there nothing constont steady about IT,
we cannot nj the highest average than days per
week om years end 10 years end The larger NUMBER
we say with the confidence OF men who know they are
speaking the truth don't average 20 much; ou LEI Il go
M thst Lud we find oursevc1 at the END OF the week
with little than 81 per day, In our pockets That ~
sn the wsge- demand-i days at ID L. 50 80 With
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wears ago and provisions Of all kinds proporona5iy
advanced in price leave ii 10 the community at large
to the merchants Observation-Disclosures this sum Is
even sufficient Tor family 10 exist upon. We are mostly
Inarre6mon having iamiles-say there Is an average
of persons in each family, they want place oil re-
sidence end they cannot get place nt TO 1--we IN
Tor less sum than 81 per month-that Is 81 70
Per week Deduct that from 50 O--the average
( weekly wages, the rate claimed-lnd you
will have LETT for the support Of family Of persons
tie enormous sum of 81 75 Is this too much Is our
1 tl,o prf nj fh.4 1are han
Of New York marked with that lberGny which should
distinguish Just and humane employers when they ob-
solutey reise 10 pay US such era atom or
Dor as win hardly enable Us TO Keep body ana soui 10
eetherf We have many among US, devoted the best oil
cur DAYS 10 their service; we have enabled them . en-
large th,r capital and extend their business We are
nTond of IL but we cannot bur feel that there Is want
10th OF Justice and humanity in casting old capable and
welried OF for the pal.ry sum OF H. day
insignificant employer but OF importance 10 US
II l. bad policy TOO the merchants may lose by II
well as VIC They are aware that the damage watch
their tusiness sstans in the hands OF inexperienced
voikmen will i've much than the difference N tac
wages Paid 70 them and that whichwe demand
Setting that consideration aside, their labor WI, at all
events cost more than ours because six men unlcrand
ing their business end capable oil dong can 60 more wok
I'M given time han nine men unac quanlc with can do
But these they sty. viii learn We admit We lose by
The N while they in progress OF training hut IN SIX
or twelve months they work as well old hands
they viii be qualified by that time Well suppose IA y
do by the end of that time they will know wh then
labor i worth. and demand fair remuneration They
TOO win sfrkc their wages VIII be advanced, 90 ma The
merchant VIII have 20 pay IN the frs. place and sec
only Tor the advantages derived by then from such m
s,rucrors That experienced men are necessary 70 90
the wok is beyond question: and thar those men arc
and have been badly treated Is also TACT large
firm has since the :" strike corn,nencti, employer
large number Of Germans green hands, IN tAsr shi
The gent, man who supeTiliends the outdoor business
and Who has tie reguilion we prtsuma, OF such mat
ters seeing The injury sustained By csrgo henei oy
these men, and the difficulty which existed IN gc,hns
The work done dismissed large NUMBER OF iaese
men on Thurslsy morning, and pus his od hs,,1s 70
work AZ the WAGES dcrsnded l3s. per day nce ihose
roor fellows thought the matter was tias se''eI pl
no They worked on Thursday, arranged AM put ever
thinc In order Yesterday morning, when taey exp
ID 10 be sent 20 work the same terms e. tas 9ay PFC
,a,slv thcy were told that unless taty worAsd iof
~. ner dsv they might rensn iie. W nAi con
si.,ercv what confederation for sefccnVenence sno
dsrecard Of tie interests Of others docs tbs conduc'
exh,hi Ii is not such might be expected rom o1e
Of our merchants IL was not ccry hoS0raoA SOM o.
the merchants disposed TO act rightly IN the a,ti
ana are prevented from coming out IN isyor OF thsii
men only by desire not 10 give ohense 10 those who
sc rot Inclined 10 give the wages THIS should not pre-
ven, thor, Let them set up the just and generous
impulse Of their nature and do justice to their working
mon. JAMES 49, fc,,,r,,,o.
PAT DoNoHos,)
SrRASenRs.-At the IRvIse, Hon. Horatle
seymour Uctics J. Knox Walker, Tenn: J. fr se
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