The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24
The san Francisco Custom House.
NKw Y0RK Aug "a 1853

cNH-l rec Ia your o. mOrAAng CONmu0lCA-
ton ftoua your specsl correspondent q Wa.biogs,a
stArs that father obtained roo, Mr. Frank WAd tbs
letter which published ia ths Daily Times 81 sesser
day morning uL Ldsr fsse pYetepcss and that Mr. Ward
din rot read tbe letter before signing 1t. Nos. pro
this statement fA.e In all its parts accom-
% InSissd Ito tn. M psrior. x.r little "h,i. M ward
c. mo d0sn saiss apocsrisg quito woll Ny father
called his attention to the misrepresentation and false
Times. BE unhssif atsRiy admitted them untrue
far they foubded information de tvsd from
HIM Ny istter thtp handed him the letter Of di.A rows
BE read it attentvely srk portions OF 1t and
Hs wsiiedto table near .hs Of tbs room sisusd
letter, Ieoded 1t and haI ded It 70 my fstaee. BE
Old not comfsn Of 'no,spo.itioE BE sad be nsd lost
his glass eye and did net Ike 70 go out until another
sbould be received which hs had sent for.
Respectfully your obeds.t servsnt
T BOILER KING, Jr.
According to the agresms that has been cous to
last Monday right a. tho meeting of the journea-
men hoI,s use p.sss o. o. cenyssaon Hal IN wo,sssT M
the above Gsde, several hurdreas strong, mot yes
trdsy worniss on the parade grourd IN wahicg
marched in procession broush he prLc osl streets Of
the CITY, scccnla lasied by band a. had bean agreed
syos the Ese na AND nth Ss:ssr % ~, s:olss u;
iysds 10 Upie IL the csass. Ot ttstr arrival at the
HhRAlD osce thsy omrumersed our jooru. With morn
oprcUsb tbs oser srests down Town prceeedios sfse
wrfds back 20 their original place of Ieettrs..
The pl.csFc above alluded to consaioed on thsone side
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IA chilling men, come out and join us-Oar csase
isyours. .
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sre co tbs reverse the follovirg:-
. INV YORK JoURSsrxRs HOUSE PAINTERS, o
ought to have dollars pr naJ and vii give
itl'' Justice then II Justice now. o
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Or the arrival OF the procession at Washing square
It half past Il clock 1t having started from ssre
In TIE morning at D. tbs msn.btrs haviog made .
long round the city during tns three hours and h
that they wee the march This MArshAls kessrs
Wood DsIy Rogers and Galloway. On arriving at tho old
SCOT Mr. Magaenos mounted tbs rotsum auss Of
henchss III the pss. and dirsssei hs meeting ssyiog
Il feel qito satis6ed that we sbsu triumph That We
need not fear moment but that every employee, only
for the decisive set on our part and that the
swer will be favorable. Marx II wall Add notice What
working men Of New Yolk-xn exsupls TO every t.sds
(ApplAuse Your condcot stands unparalleled 10 the
suns Of woIsipg mem y has produced slorou. results
TO listen TO youis hss told that the many viii n,t yield
10 the caprice CT the fes An erdels has Appeared in
the Eaprcs Of this ming which must allos 10
BE- passed by without making rep!y to-ws must not
allow ourselves to be silently attached We shos
cur sss%ss ,ss. Il. y. Are urn, IT,. ~ RMs ?, s% mass
wss then ri pointed to wait upon tae bosses:-rhoS
Coppens, Stewart Benpin and John DAILY Toe memesrs
pYfC6stlOu
to meet sgain In the place ~ this afternoon
In tbs evening meeting held In Convention Hs
Wooster street, when ths Chs,e ,emsn Mr. Tco mas
APPOINTED wait upon the bosses Who IN general
= favorable snswsr 70 the osmand a the workmsu A
desultoy conversston then ensusd respecting the
duct Of Mr. O'Connor had refused TO p,r
ton Of the COMMITTEES ON tho preosding day coaAsrng
Of Mr. Epgish and Mr.. Magazines, about whom ne had
public press Yesterday however he had received she
ocmnittee sppor,ed on that day With much nrbanity
ard bad giyen favorable to thsir dsmsud On
the motion OF Mf Coston 1t ptopossd that the .
port og tne csmmiitee should bs received.
Mr. MAoAGAos Aods the meeting and listened
to very ateHtely much enthusiasm betns evinoed oy
mos. sssen b,s ana general determination manifested
to stick b. another Ike jelly fellows The speaker
compared their pre-ept poion to that Of Na N
they the top of tbs,r Aigs and were about TO
msi@ g rush down upon their itsly namely the pocsss
cor cudsa sxhortng them to lay aside private
quarrel and not t0 d-ssrt until they had obtsned she
dollars per day for all rhe speaker sntsl ed into
Which bs characterized unfouudsd The report of no
o. umittss wss then ssresa to.
Mr. Mo IonMcK propo- 81 the following re ointion
Resolved That act Of justice thore snptoye yers
who continued 20 pay two dollAs pe- day sod are
s Wiling 20 pay tle same until ;as a.s az oi Ne, Ne.
vvn and thsy have suffered alike With those Who
refused pAs oCilsrr II would b. an ac o
10 them for tts 10 their employ 20 .tili stand
%.nt On wssnsssy msros With our thanks for their
hearty CO operation hich lost
yhs .ins OF the meeting WAS tbsu Aksu up Tor some
TIM In OIL ssing tho merits u the various newspapers
ope ,usrnb cssssctsrxag The Ezprea petty pspsr
Mr. MCCORMICK then propos"c ano her resolution =.
esyoss ~ eAcp And ds denApt, and wiz MOI
sccsot less sn 81 per day ~cle employed and snst
DO hereby firmly pledge our honor ss usn ~ yield u
uotnipg else -
rns ree lutioo wss put. "a the Chairman ststet
tLst /. hsd ssdy been carried out.
Mr.. SUNDERLAND then PROPOSED ths following rsso
hltion1 .
sem, 10 CAL The together In sby place the coramt
Tea msy deem eNpscens, aud TO come ~ hpal under
tspdng Ha .he permanent rate of wages from me rs
os ber each " ~hioh having seea seeoodcd
yss pus to the meeting aDY voted down unanimously
Mr.. NAuAGroN moved siother Iesoiuuon -hef
thte meeting sSourD they adjourn 20 inset oa
asy morning 81 half past six O'Clock, on tne ParsaS
Crouud-- shch cAIfiad
MI s. BAENS moved thas COMMITTEES of hve - sp
pointed 70 watt the bosses and obtsip from 'nem
Sec,ded ans.sr 10 the d. nd. Carried.
Tue committee W be appointed oy the cnAr wnen to'
following appointed whosgreed NC sct:-Jona s9r
phy John Sanders, Under scod, - Taylor DAnss
McCOrmich.
Mr. CowroN read III. following resolution, vnion he IN
| tsu asA 10 propose at tbs next msss meeting:-
i Resolved Thai this meeting seriously aud drmt
pledges itself TO work In any shop where eu arc eu
poy I'd at les~ than the established rate OF wages vs
IL per day providing these men axs employed ~ resu
lar jcurneymen painters.
The meeting then proceeded TO the trAnsspton VI othe
bxaassh after which they ediourued