New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
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II. HoyL Batavia. III. - Gs2Ise Bai-es' Ph.lAd7iP4L
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MEETING OF THE EmPLorIso HOUSE, PAisrERs-A pub.
lie meeting Of the Emp oying House Painters held
Saturday evening last at the Broadway House. About
fifty persons present at the opening of the nesting
VIM A. wA1sos WAS appointed Chairman, s. b. Wood
ward Vice President and q. A. Barney and Tnos Guile
were chosen Secretaries The Chairman stated the object
of the meeting to Ike into consideration the present
difficulty between the Employers and JOurneymen on the
subject of wsges.
Mr.. Alex Cav addressed the meeting, favoring high
wages 10 the Journeymen.
~. Ill
AL persons present who not Employers h 1ud with.
draw from the ROOM The reason .yen Tor this
was stated duIirg the debate which ensued, to be fear
that JOurIeyen PAners might b. present Tor the purpose
of knowing what sad and, perhaps o! ds.u bog her
proceedings Considerable warmth was eyncsd during
he discussion Of this resolution. Aiter sssd M Gam
bling was appointed DOOrksepsr.
Mr Alex GaS made SONS remarks in favor Of paying
Journeymen 50 per day Ii Carp sniers get - WIZ should
not Painters receive A. much
Mr. George G Smith moved an adjourn nent There IS
no wisdoH be said in holding inst the journeym91
nthe Employers divided among themselves ADJ hsrs
Is difference fetsd here already. che trade ia New
York governed BY three or four shops aad A' they
so 20 the remainder
Mr. q said that the difficulty between the workmen and
employers had cost him go Ut hs TaI wiling to give the
advance
by the decision OF the employer s published that morn
ing
solution reading" Resolved, That ana stter tbs dste
the wages OF Ourneymen painters shall be at 10 rate of
81 IS Der dsy1
AT this point in the procse iines Mr. MgagoOs Chairman
of oputsion Of painters. entered with fellow journey
men, and sncing TO the desk Of the Chairman laid the
following paper before him;
Ataneeting OF the Jourueymsn House Painters held =.
Convention Hall on Thur-day evening Aug. p It was
Rerrsd Of Seven b appointed to wait lie
In conformity with the above the following gentlemen
MsIsr. j. A. Msgsganos, T. Daily G. Burke, John
fsisredl JOHN cOwrOS, Pfsslsat
JosEFH RoslSs, Secretary. ,.c-...-.
Imnediatey upon the appearance OF this Committee, An
excitement Wss raised on account OF Their presence and
thew were required 10 retire The mesng refused TO have
Their comm unicstion readand several voices e1cinso
Let attend to oFn oaaess hfsi aud TO them AFTER
ward
Mr. Gregory offered the following az substitute to the
resolution offered by Mr. Gillespie
Rss.od TIE dsy Of Apr % the ri day October
the wages reten, uroysn sol BE- Il he rae y - day
he Ss.ss h b a. tie i,s Of al IS per DAY o. 10 h0u
Mr. Gregory supported this resolution earnestly. lie
said he hac looked over the LIST OF names OF nose VINO ae
sire reduce the wages and ssc7rAn7d MAJ they were
mostly Of good Circumstances, AMI ao!e 20 pay ia
wages Their co npisnce viii not take cent nom the
pockets Of the employers for the o.s o. them 90 tnsI
lois Of panti BY the days work As Tor the people wno
have the work done they Eng that tne J)lraeynsn
shall Be fairly paid BE said that g 20 per Day would 90
further Pow IN TIE expenses o. m7n .lS laa - -
uer day did in 1890 znd he did think that the Sorknen
wre entitled 81 per day during the bss, Of the year aud
O. 56uring the remainder
Mr. Acke1 said thst this substitute offered By NJ Greg
ori.ra resolution would He ssc thai his men had been
insrfered with by journsynen who were on st.xs and
he bad beer compelled to lock the building where the
men were 3. work 10 prevent thsr oeas nolesfed o.
cosIed away The j0urnsymsn be sid sprung trap on
the srpoye-s four Gays before tue sl Ap sai 10 thai
the work bscoDing dull rea ted upOn them largo
majority Of the employers have therefore resolved TO pay
but 81 IS per day.
Tbs Chsir nan said: "A paper has been n By com
"uttee Of the journeymer shall"
Cries Of Question I" question question:
o,ion was made to admit the delegation Criea OF
aNoi No - with mach feeling
The vote On the amendment was then proceeded with
atr seer Of much confa-ion The vote vas taken By
mare follows:
81 pr,l.f.- J. B. Aker woodx ard PHrce. W c0weE, " r.
p-usrrs, james W Psife Smith Beesley Sonno ,ae
v,cte c seaO Hlss0- spcEning TsPps1 BID n Ma
eo Jena cs,ss HOBBS g. sats N Gne s ss 5
i-y Nswl.rd Kernsy co~ley. n u,.se W. ~ Ge:n,ln
Price Howe Sen fsfsr.o2 N he9seay Sosasi
Crrsp< Hl Teaief, Gil l. Elhs. Greca hnecnA-SL
Pr ssb.ffst Msrs Co Asat Jl pt 1890
Hxrs ws;sos Co Frxakiis beskH O. rsn e
psTassn C.ssdy. n Gregory, c'e.h kn<s.na Let
ten Frrs2sA Sea, Mr. hrcstsa IL omn- j. Ss"'',