The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09


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i.sr,.ssS wsSss Ths asmhsr q psttsr. naksrs IN New
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Srsls rsssiviag svsrsgs sbsus ten dollars vsss
hsy ere n i,Assisus anA respsstaSs class Of nsn,
and tAs,r eesspatiOs q e.s requiring no osaaary d.
s.sir,S b - ap0s.snsss e William 4. WemnsQ ~
frss1s.t A. r Murray smeiatins - sserstary he
PrssAsex :. taa,s u: sa.' 100 soa' !uo,Scs .nd
nesting AaA bssa sasd urging upsa those present the
nsossst q h.r.say IN thsr Irssssd.hs. aad due de-
The Sesets was eonmsnesd b. ons Of the members.
vhs statsd his sPaoe that twssty ave cents day
sesrsay should iaiorn thu meeting q the amount q
wages pa ct ths Novelty Works. The Secretary said
that s; :, sas H.
eioa. !: s.al: but Recommended thorough ors.nis.
NJ NnI4 thought IL would b wsn to draw up air
salAr sstag forth the demands Of the pattern makers
NJ Rnzsr. fro. the Novelty Works, spoke of the
necessity o. arss sesns union among the trade before
Mr.. Nooo, from the Alairs Works. said the pattern
msksrs tAsre received two dollars day eseh and THAT
thsr employers we're willing to give reasonable cempsn-
Mr.. WILLS, from the estahAshnsnt Of Hoe Co., said
doing justice 70 those in thsr employment '''' :
Mr.. Loan from Hogg Delsmatsr's, gave favorable
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JOIN The trAds IN msvsnsnt having for its object an
M BAns, from Mott Ayrss, said that theis sunlez;
that thsy gave fourteen shings to two dollars per
day. and that they would make any reasonabls edysSs
he thought shep sysrs would comply with their de-,
mAnd. they were fair The employers, he added re-
thsr wiysssy were necessary evils, and could not be
Of his wsrknsn had been raised from fourteen shil-
lngs 70 tive dollars. Reports Of . favorable charac-
which Tie Presidsns Addressed IL. meeting he striSu
ted the difference in the prices paid in the various esab
shmens 70 want Of unity among the member of the
shies sstis.etory could Ss accomplished 10 good
could BE- derived from any movement long the pat
tern makers not united He osnsured their previous
Indifference to their interests and urged strongly
upon them the necessity of operating in all move
ments for their benefit They had ali assembled to-
night strangers each other but he hoped they
would aot In concert for it only by union
trades that had obtained an advance Of wages BY union
as proof Of what could DO done BY the pattern makers
At he close Of his remarks, . motion was made in
favor sf appointing committee TO confer with the
pasysrs and TO present to them memorial asking for
Ths motion was unanimously adopted.
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when the reports q the committee viii be presented.
NETTING OF BLAcKsx1rHs' HELPS.
In accordAnoe With . notice published In the daily
papsss meeting Of bl.slsmi Y. help: was held last
the edvibiy Of asking for advance of wages There
could not have been less than Thousand
mission into ths room. The rate of wages paid in tho
varisus shops throughout the city not uniform some
to -. isf for an
ons shilling ON these rates. and to present the claims Of
determined manner Nothing occurred to mar the bar
nooy Of is Prossedinss ana al the resolutions were
P::'': Nth =; g.sstsss u.anipit Mr. John Holland
t.y. following address ADD resolutions wers adopted
without dissent =
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che high price Of IrSaons house rsnt &s o. asking
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us1s lin into
s That committee ;: appointed Of members
tho general spirit of each shop.
Resolved That all shops represented shall petition
their employers for advance Of shilling day
the petition BIO either Saturday Monday
the farthest and the employers TO have
slider.
Resolved That we the helpers in New York our
solves into society for the another
in vora and in sickness thu. each member shall
ofone dollar for initiation
and the of twenty Eve cents month for dues
After tho adoption Of the foregoing address and reso
utieus addresses made BY Messrs Hogan and Hay
wood, which were tempered with moderation and good
common sense. While the spirit actuates all the
themselvss thew must succeed The meeting did not
adjourn till after ten O'Clock