The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

q shs Susinsss. ssdss tsy .ss = Has<s.ssla sssr
ss.,' 49, than . = ne. we s:oy
that In sustaining tbs pesadsa 30 Aavs sssassl Il
wii Be :. much for your ss.sas and GOD eva
Poysr. In every branch Of business bsisg a. they
vii tale tbs advantage thu. offered tken - reduce
vss 20. 70 us up = - ssssr n
this appeal to did Srothsrx ~ caxpsatsrs Of
this city In 1854 Thor call sssy 80 gsssrs.sy
day, and gained them shs victory. We Win tn few
days. call upos you b. sth-ss 70 meet I. pubic
Meet US brethren you have year eva intsssst 81
heart, ~ well ~ that Of yonr felis~ Asa-
MEETING OF THE kAPLoYnRs-rRA Low SCALE OF
WAGES vOrnD.
The EMPLOYING house painters Of this city hsad another
meeting last night in order ceasdsr the best means
Of settling the differences existing between than
selves ard the ourueymeu. They tbs Broad way
House. and 81 sight O'Clock thsrs afyssht ssatls
men present Tho meeting osanssd ~ the election
Of The folio ing ofacsrs:
William A. Watson President
q. B Woodward, Vice Prssidsat, and
George A. Barney and Thomas Guile secretaries.
The President stated the oesot Of the meeting IN
ersi terms, suding the dsacusss sxlstDe and the
proportions both Of the employers and sne vorkmen.
Mr.. AIxxANpEE CAV folio wsd and advocated tbs
Of the and their claims to the wages demanded In
very energetic serns.
Mr. Hosss proposed resoluHos to ths effect "thst ali
persons present not being employers do withdraw
from the room, the call of tho meeting for en-.
poyipg painters only"
The RESOLUTION adopted and In accordance With its
spirit Mr. Gambling appointed doortssper,
Resolved 1hst this meeting DO In and sSide b.
the decision Of the expressed Ia the resolution
Tie folio sirg IL the resolution alluded to-
Resolved That on and atsr this date the wages q jour
Mr. Cav oDoo I'd the rssulut,ou H. considered Jour.
n~yusn house painters veil eotitlsd two doiArs
day other trate and Why should they not have
tS For his part Dc had bsen giving It, and should give
msntly
Mr. SMITH remarked that thsy beran In disorder they
adjournment The motion ~ithdra IN after soms OBJ
ssrvstious from Mr. Cav tbs necessity Of definite
seton said be had slrs.d ost nearly three hun
Mr. GREGORY moved substitute to Mr. Gllssps's reso.
luiou, which follows
otess H. az 70 ne rs s
rte Of q asy Of hours and th.. from .he
rate OF 81 IS Pc day Of zen hours
long and rather persona discussion Asued pom the
question Of the adoption sejeouoa Of this substitute
Mr. GREGORY would like TO zee the prste udtog TO
be boss psiksr who not ntshigrnt enough
that the substitute proposed WIS only sneodatory
If the original resolution The number of which no
employed fifteen did aect tbs question much
oge ~sy or the other; cut he men here bosses
should know the difference OF rate in charges prcss
Of food, fuel ard other things thpss prevail
we'll ard ye. the resolution adop,ed at the
meeting Of Friday night would only give the
journey man ths same wage. that no aad ttsn 90
had locked over tie list az the bosses who voted
for the reduction Of wages ard found ths nose
there who admitted the claim Of the journey al
advance and vol afford Is give the p.sa two dollars
. "a. Mr.. Wood ard O~eos and Brophy and ahers
who WORK for uptown folks and their va chiefly
done BY the day know we'll that ths ought to get it.
n
given for such humane principle
Mr. AcxhR ssid-It win not make the men go to work
men had two dollars dsy no~ he had given 1t until TO-
night; bnt the journeymea insist thst all men
shah get Il equally, ana he, viii no. work with
any man Who takes less Their oooduct during week
proves what they win d. Tey have had their vigilance
Committee in the Parade Ground, acd my men wneo
going TO work. surround ID and pots and hrush
taken from them, until hAd TO snngse thom in put
them to work snc then lock the door Even IL you pass
the substitute you win not mend the Cheers and
bisses)
committee from the jourueynen hsre sent in cooy
Of resolution adopted at their last meeting, which
Resolved That committee Of appointed to wait
upen the IMPLYING bosses IN public ne,siss:
are sppon's! Afssrs xsgasnos DAILY. Bsrks Enslsh,
Bailey, Werdsl and Cowton.
(Ss''ao ! NSee SGR ks;sa. s.,,...u
Considerable discussion took place upon the poprioty
Of TIE jour.eym.a or Dot during -n.sA sssy
tie houze.
After an animated debate, the question put that
the EMPLOYERS do vote BY whsthar the rsaolutioa
Gregory s2 and 81 10 per day. - adopted They voted
In The annexed order
:, IT R 3 B AIsts Woodward r.so.. ".
P. 0'Cspnor }. Lode~acks Senior C Hiscott spec.
nipE, TappAn Bird, G Il Malcolm s JONES' Charles
Hobbs g. G Smith, - Gillespie Barney Rugsrs Brown
Man,ev, G. White McGufey Bros Smith Gisssley
Ns~lard ksrDey, Cc~ley, n. Deane W. N Gsmb-
lin. Price Sop, Howe q son J. Pxttsrsoo, NJ Ken.
Esdy, Colonel CresDs HE Tsaksr Gill 4 Eup Green
Fircops-A
For the Substitute Martin Il Co.. p. n. Ashe, J. Jack.
son, Rockfell,v Il Harris, Watson Co n franklin
Bunker c. Bel ScOutker Davidson Cassidy NJ
$ Gregory, B. CLARK d Kngslnnd, j Let.ep, Fur
burn Son, Mr. McCsrten. Mr.. Griffin J G. Semou l.
". Coa'es S REYNOLDS NJ. Blassdale Mr. BrancArd
W. jenkins, P. W jewell Watson l. NJ r,le A. Gaw-26.
The adoption Of she r-aou ION voted
and Mr. Gsw ssid that he would 60 with the majority of
the bosses FOR unAmitys saks The low rate Is thas TO
Be maintained rs long possible.
The q eetirg arjournsd