The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

again affirmed namely that tho rate of
should be % per day from the arst Of April until toe
frat Of November, and 81 rs per day from the arst OF
November to the first Of April In addition to the above
the following resolutions were likewise unanimously
agreed to -
assvsS THAI when this meeting a; will d 80
Ground to report the inteat ien Of the en- eleyers
working on Monday.
yesterday there general turn out of the trade,
and at early hour the members Of the Practical House
Painters Protective Association Washington Pa
rads gro from which spot they proceeded through
the city, two By two, the following routeFrom Wash
ingon Fourth street up Fourth street to Her
through Mercer TO Eighth street. aad 30 on t. the
Tenth street and ffo this latter street into Uaisersy
place and up Eleventh street. They than turned back
Into U, versy pscs acd proceeded 1eah street uu
the arrived in Bosdsay, up which they marched as
far as street and then passed through tdis
last named street into the Fourth avenue proossdiag
sau streets until thfy came up to the HEnALo oiics,
where the members of the procession gave niue hetr
cheers Alter payirg this complainant to the nsGAtD
strs.t until they reached Wall street, which
they TUNED up to Broadway, ard proceeded
Here they turned eo~n Iibsty street into Washing
ton proceeded along this lat street far
ss Chambers street turning Chambers into CHURCH.
30 Wooster along Wooster to AMity into Mercer
street and from there into eeie street. and BY tue
latter street back to Washington square, whore 'hey
arrived Here thes dismissed With tbs arrange
ment that there should be open air meeting at z.
in the afternoon 10 receive ae report of the commit
who had besn deputea TO call upon the various shops
The embeIs numbered about four hundred, and Ve'c
Marcia led by Dir Ed ward DAILY. They consisted of de-
putations from 6.feut shops aud very orderly IN
their oemeantr during the whole Of tho parch. They
had neither band nor Banners with theu In the after
noou II Wa announced thai m eetinQ should tske pscs
IN tIn M am m
Accordingly. in The evening at hipast seven O'Clock,
citing held at Convention Hail Wooster st oe.
the trade. Ga he motirn of Mr.. John Coyton, Sec
tary OF the House Painters Protective Association,
Mt Thomas Coppins vas appointed coaismin, NJ
Edward Dsls vice chairman, and Mr. Jneph Rogers,
secretary. Ga The meeting hayrg been sd TO order,
Mr. Covqos read note which he had received
from one Of finn, who ssid that he and his partner
could lot consent TO give tAs denar Of two dollars
the Lumber Of wcIkmesa uorrhy Of the c)dpG-
Tatiyey .ma Mr. G. said that lao had formed one Of the
oaputaion eppoioed TO wait the bosses, ard they
in every shop whore they went by tbs quubls
that the ns1d ~ould be paid to taoo who vera ger Ia
it. To tho question. whether they would enpoy two
dollar or shilling mon the answer was l Ways il
favor OF tho foln er.
long and stormy debate then took place, as to xhe-
thera vote az thanks should be given to those bosses
VINO had laid two dollars per day.
Mr.. CowIoS said that the vote OF thanks would be
limited 70 those no paid two dollars Per day every
man in their Shops and he should move that vots or
thaSls ps given to those bosses who had paid tue rate
e., two dollars per jaythe same to be published in
the papers wen as their
A member tYoposed IN amepdnent that the names
the resolution and that the vote Of shauks should %
limited to those who had had only the rase Tue
naUeS Ct the bosses then given in seysair; and
while Tie secretary was putting them down,
Mr. s. BAsNss oloeed that the resolution shoad
b. laid the table until the next eeting; which was
agreed TO.
Me. CowToS then moved that Mr. Julian A. Mlgsgnos
should read the repolt of the tmmttee
Mr. BARNES previously moved that report Of the
duct OF Mr. II ,bSs in Broad way who hid committed
assault upon Mr. John Stevens Que of the dep1 alton
from the working who had called upon hu respect
ing the strike, should be published in tho papers.
HeIe there was loud cry for Mr. Stevens 10 come for
ward, and to explain the transacicn.
The CHAIRMAN (as taere was much confusion several
attempting 10 tpeaF) explained that the motion before
the meeting to take into consideration tue couduct
OF Hotos and waether committee should be appointed
to procure lawyer 70 prosecute him for the assault Ia
question.
M hASie ssa that ssSera, DO 'ses had justified toe
cobcuct o. MI HOLDS IA ttf the assault and " IL
WIS ire resson why &c urged the adoption o. the rosetta
TOD. ~ mao Detn asEs9 py some present. where was ~?
no1cJ 70 come tiomf ne was poor msa. bus ne would
Mr. CowToN protested against the society ider t ing
teaf with Ietty affair. Ills advice would DO that
,teyens lo,Id p,,sccrfa but "a. hodv "a stan fr,-,,
their birh poetion 10 prosscnta man hom tho, das
80 -. "a ~ r. $3.50 ~. oA" "nsl .no, w.
pised, v1n1d DC wrorg stevens prosecuted ne would
AIa y nun ~ o1e' ana 80 "oula tue oshes members,
he Lsu no Iouos' .,. :,