The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10


The Unemployed worlkingmen.
ANOTHER MASS MEETING IN THE PARK-MKssRs.
SMITH AND PAUL AB0UT-sPExCHEs AND tBAS.
NERs-s0AE FUN-A PROCEssr0N pECDED UPON.
A large number Of unemployed men assembled in the
City Hall park, between 10 and IL O'Clock yesterday
forenoon, In order set FORTH to consider the best
means of procuring relief by work, and 10 denounce
again resort to the soup Kitchens and other charitable
food establishments degrading to the able bodied and
Industrious mechanic honest borsr About ave hun
dred persons assembled at noon and to say the
truth they constituted very motley assembage There
respectable looking mechanics present. who
were evidently hardly pressed upon by the hard times
but they very few in comparison to the number of
newly arrived Irish laborers who crowded around and
who evidently added to the material wealth or
industrial resources of their country This last
named class consumed much tobacco In the course
of hour would feed many hungry family II they
had it's cash price THE usual quota Of little boys always
on hand such occasions made the remainder of the
assembage.
The old banners (the inscriptions on which wehave
whilst Messrs. Paul and Smith bore up two large Gags
Of white Calico with black star inscribed In the centre
over az was poara WIN ane following
one God created us why do we deal treaherousy
man against his brother BY prosnng the covenant of
our fathersp'-Melach 2: chap 10 "
Mr.. SMITH assembled the steps of the Hall and COM
menced an address from the above text that
uou nnu .nat community OF interests should
PIeya 70 ane human family put the capitalists OF New
. au ses nis asioe anu ueai. treacherousy with
l al, .ne Present distress. Inc capt.
s a . wo u notnns, OF produceu notnng, got al,
ous ny man Was anu .hen toq 70 starye
OF 20 peg ior ne woud never 40 tnat He waited
W. ,. ohy anu 70 earn MS hSng m sne midst
ayya s; H. d a uot III. .n PeaSSo
au 49, e'ei "u'iSo inesai nea'ufes, pus sno PeoPe
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sengh VI WY Wolhns en, N o.uer W uecido On SONS
suitable uemons.raton " procession OF otherwlse.
;. ANoIhn voiok.Ion smut up Commttee cannot
ieed US. We must huve bread lo5ee.s.l
III III Tni.n noton was Put anu ueciaIeu carreu
nj. rAUL saia .nst ah Wouiu hot uo-tney must nave
were now seong at him in the 81 the NOR and
they would be humbed The working men had produced
he PaaSes VI tne cty shey Proaucea tne raoaus the
cahais, tne the seapoats anu al the weath Oh
e Dut were now let 10 starVe or 60 10 soup
tcnen, WINE tne lae VINO produced notnng,
lived IN palaces lie owned brick in every house in
New YORK. but he would give up his claim If their mas
ters gave him house OF his own He never owned
mouse ana ne dare say very rev OF them did (roncai
wmsthng ana cheers IN the crowd.) Well they must
nave land, the public lands Yes, they must, for al
though he was man OF peace, II he was driven into
corner, he could use the sword OF Peter (Harrah)