The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

cipe At heart. (Hear) We deem It the right 81 every
another. 1t is truth which NO one csuy, that the
majority are Obliged to submit the caprioes and ma
comfort By their sts Tor !" vs have been build
srs s1S .aOrnsI Of the PALACES reared in this city, xe
lavs 'ns ss%s nns 70 as%snd hs liberty to nh
IN sS Ss "ss s.s: S.ssS i
rs om path If progress te.s the i.Sosns man May
raise himself to equality With supther whatever may
viii make further encroachmsa's Il not oppo.ed y pre
sent. They viii endeavor to reduce lower rAte Of
sss ts sss S to es their
We cali upon you all to give rs that aid
which will help in sg 9pYs.1n We vo 90 not ask you 70
the same means with you hay have with u.s. II Is
placed He proposed the folio sing resolution =
Resolved That all the trades and societies represented
ssss sns &
forming Traces unisn to adopt more permanent
Mr. f. R. shra, primer saio the printers Of New
York took great interest 10 ,nls ordea although OPP
posed to STRIKES having been picsd in the ordeal
He would hard In So cop.sbued ny the printers Mr..
vasn:nss office He was glad 70 dnd that ,hs working
used 70 prevail-tha. they stood by one another He
truetsd that this q future benefit for
one trade depends upon another BS maintaining their
rights, they were marntsu,Dg -nsir own. they had
been too long divided He trusted that this meeting
not come to make speech hat to assure the Of the
sympathy OF the printers of New York, who would MAIN
tain !. rot only BY words but BY deeis and that any
other trade under similar c,-cum, would meet
novement Of isht earnest Of future good He
would remind them OF the able # bundle OF sticks
the painters alone could not hold out against capital
But the working united couo De tram pled upon
there was therefore, need Of union The printers
Of New York ready to form one oonsoHdated BODY
and it would be known 70 MORROW Though the
columps Of the rewepapefs that nch was the Ss.e-mna
tim If no a. n e,d tha~o ATM
tain the rights Of each Should the PAINTERS hold out for
any time the printers Of New York will support them
with weekly contribution. Every mechanic In the city
could contribute a quarter of a dollsr per week. He
hoped that the delegates would Impress this sentiment
upon minds Of all in theu eties that hencesorth
they ~ould have Trades Unioo New York
Mr.. SMITH eDgraver, advi 90 the painters 70 form
bosses. He then gave prospectus Of his plan for
MI MAsrnsos carpenter propo ed the folio wing rsso.
luton, and psd in go from his society 1T the same
time stating that he would give IS Der week -
That the various parties and societies WIG have
Resoivsa that the effort now aking BY the jeurns,msn
painters to sustain themselves ags st exactiops
P 9ss TIM
may make the other trades unions for relief We pledge
The ting then broke up Ic the coarse Of the
altogether collected with the donation sent in from
rious trade societies, amounted to nearly 81 900.
The following the trades Who present repre-.
sen'ed by the adjoining Of the MEMBERS senta
deputaton to the mee,irg:-
Printer-J A. Smith.
Dsguerreotypist-J, Crygier
Epgrayer-H S Smith
Carpenters--John W. Fisher, Henesey.
Frefco painter Chas. Buckhaster, Pre- ident of III.
Fesco Painters Society
ShCemaker-W. A. Gamble, President of the Shoe
makers Society.
saddlers- William Cola, Richard Diddler, Chaa Kenny
Brush msber-Jobn Swarzt
Iron rail maker-James Colder, JAck.on
Gas ftter-Msttbew Delaney.
Plssterer- Richard Miner
Harness maler-J. c. Wilson
Syn rainters- Julian Martin, W. a King
Paper stainer-T Dunn.
Black smith-y0hn Sculy.
Barrie James DAILY,
Stonecutters- Edmund B1,gess John KAnniss.
House smith VIM Merritt
sa, h blind maksrs-J. W Boho. wm Rdenbers.
Tail0rs-HaDsuch and McIyane
Glider Bulk.
Coach trinmers-M Halser John Earl
Chsir Makers john Demarest, Cutter Miles A,chssa
Mesly.
Charles Halle. from Inorganic iron sorks.
Mouldsr-Edvard WILSON, from hogg Dsl.matsrS
four dry.
CauIkers-raser, from westervsls yard; o. Glasisr,
7. S White.
Boob bnder-yhos Doyle
Operative stonemason- Ed ward Bolge..
Coppersnith- Henry Ford
Bakers Dsrragh and Mcdonald.
Tr man. John Murphy
Ergin Ger Mr. CArmsn from the Phenix foundry.
spsr msker-- Vim. Waterbury
Crate and fender maker-M Smith.
Silversmith- David G. Croly.
Hatter-F. c Ioutrei Pre.ieest Of Association,
CaoiIet msker-John Shepherd.
Ship ioner--E6w ARD Norris
Stair builcer, wns Casey.
Mason or b,ickiay James Devereaux.
Brass fni.her-E w. Msgan.
Glass cutter--D Mcdonald.
Chair painter-G. Davis
Fire engine builde,s-walter T. Bensn, Christopher
BrysD Robert Rogie.
Fire cop msnufacturer-Th, ~ Anderson
u dies' shoe maker--S H. Gandens.
HbeiIian N. B. Socie'y-Francis Gilmore.