New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
HrE-r"S Or WORKING ry ~ gOpr
CHAPEL.

a =. , oook. set evening". uops Chapel sss
cTo'sded With Work.ngnen. wh'le hundreds wc-s
uAs 90 = md evs. a staining place.
Nj K. ARrHJR BA.LxI WAS appointed Presi4sst.
sc Messr, BIS pHi-l sni AStOsio Ro>NxL So.
rets-os
y. GR,Sr OF the C9mu.i'>e On Memorials. e.
ported ,hA. they had found friends 10 the Board Of
Coulclmen. All thS, they were lnsble % report %
the question OF currency. They reported ;as 'oiow
ing solutions
MA Govsfsse- pa. ~ he issrc ss.os w. ls-.
row -,,-e "a to-Sr.s Sg 'n' ''"'
hssre lat Do s. soc dly o. Government
rsrt Of "a .erab.s lone. al -es,sses,rve 49,,
b..r r-os isbor ard ,.st unr Cose.'.s. he. :, a.,
scorrra - wi-e s'.sw OF iesr,faoa e-ss.Aea
u.H-. there can BE- aeer permanent eonPetssce
NO.. Wt, ,se COW a-e ,h,i amount Of ,A,r,,.
beoir-s '-y tbr e'iui' ., jar 7e tae osoe-sy 'os
chsfi. eslaeuce y d7aafemen and
D. "a kecnrs awe 40 sctvo ne causes tast erests
rr. N- --e cornish hcIsstti Of heb aed eaenrls,s
roAeu suh sae wives 'ud Oh tva wits tod nd sees''
Bs.loi T5,t. vbls tae,iai-s, oonucstou wish eera:
~ ed whicl h'rr atry bcra o'santrea
peters ct chay be rally Cor speeuau'e pSipSs~.
Se &c. ltaiuY APl " y ~ 80 a, ,h -, a..
ar A.socisii.as Of ne 'e'es Wsri an' o ne >'aee
'elcs.sd os " .l-,rrNu "a v'ie poilsnthr'ry .
ehercQs be N0.tusucl rave HI ero been go mpch
dvccd Of such divisions tneir r*o g. - ar.
through lessse aca protection IN DE- eNercss u shs9
ghts srG the performance of ther troes vita
tie 'srr, 'usleu.,s hoa er ,h- hahe< r.te o.
wage 'tn tuon Of the hours abor So h've failed
s,..'-.d That l',...ies 81 ,hsr ID r..ad.e. ana
and eombse Der iorces IL, ss,suent OBJ
Jet. mrN thr &C vefaure Of clrrsRcy
nom .ha gssr o. 'he monopeii.t and ecu.tor.
hssf l9s. ~ N .,i,s do nov torn 'e.f ia,o per-,''
e,ct iTo'-eu' r'eses.' and otlsr oee. appoint
Conn - 10 -ls,r trsna ofs ioi - -'' mem Dereo'.
70 rec, al mo 'hs usrs r-o., TO-, e, seco -
ID rr a B. + l s a D.
competed
The rs, dtiots were adopted unanimously.
TIE Committee Ms released from thv cel-,idora-
ton = h. currency question, al1 /. We referred Ia
aCommi.-s- cor -Istng OF TN following g,ntcmss.
Rob.r' G-snt X Ar,Iur Bailey. JobA CaHmeriord.
{ Luori Eehie. ard EawaId UoGsrhdL
TIE Commute provided i'r IN toe resolutions was
oiled as follows. Ben. Price Frazier. Cas-. wh,te.
The. West. Wm. Rowe. ChAs NJ Carly lrs ID.
Dave, Robert Grant, Cas-. Smith, AID Wa. j.
Your.
The tAalks Of the meeting rendered 10 tho
Committee ter the able manner Ia which they sivs-
cate the cause of the woykil smen before the OOm
uon Council.
resolution censurins those members ofthe Boxd
# CourUlmtn who Opposed the memo ial met with
such strenuous oV petition that il with irawn.
Nj Ira u. DA.s poke in favor of the uuocoup,ei
lands in this City b,iu thrown open ~ the occupancy
of tie people He tpoke against the present banking
! system and speculation in breadsuiis. member OF
the Common Council had asko him 10 present prac-
! tics opposition. lie thought that 1t they would
show officials ihat pass such bills as they demanded
was - wly 10 BE- reC ctc, no Proposition wOuia 0a
3 rejected a. mpracticable.
Mr. DANIEL WALLFoRD Denounced the exportstss
+ IF graip. lie wanted law passed that no grain
sboulG te carried cut OF the country when It ss
I above 4 cettsin price.
M BAILXY the President said that as they hsA
. been stgmai1od as Know Nothngs. he would intro.
avce som, of 'h,ir German friends. H. accordingly
Introduced
Mr. klCHrER WHO expressed hs entire approyA
/ ~ the OF craft, us Of the Committee.
NJ RoEDHr said that they sa~ misery in tho
United state. tryvhere-broken banks and moro
+ broken pockets. lie continued ia German. They
we're he laid If different speech, but hey had the
An feelings ard the same principles. CheJring
Here a. this county. they had tfcedom 20 demaad
} their rights aud 10 agitate for obtaining them tie
concluded ny advising them 10 rely upon themselves.
/ Braves.
The CnNRMAs proposed that those who Desired 10
Income memters u tie Association should bong to
the Ie4t meeting slip Of paper on winch ther names,
rerideIc,s and occupation should be rn'Ien.
Mr WE,T followed. He said TIA land monopoly
WIS A r.mpaut OF feudasm, and proposed Law tsat.
OIL the death at every landowner his lad should De
ciyi, ed auoIg those y no hac none. IL thoy would
poTseyere, they would sooo he abe 70 se1 JUST saoo
aprrotrations from the City GOyernmens as they
Mr EprfsrucRrR spoke il German. lie ssii that
trc, CeuaiceG 8 e. right 10 ilyC-t0 ENJOY life and
proer,ss. There would b. no soup houses, and no
J beorin- uader the rule OF tie workn,men
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! Contractors were doing tothldg nov, becaase the
day. were SO short. They wer5 waiting for days to
come when thcy could get moro hours work mr.
Cuumerford said ~ at he nris'ocracy accused the
! people of prcCigalty. But en- American citizen
/ ought TO have at least So per day, 10 I've a. an
Americs All citizen sh3uld. He did not agre5 with
/ those " ho wished 70 prohibit exports There wss an
amy Of $50 900 men around Neg-YOrk and the
Coz mcut 10 give them $40 900 900 b put t0em On
the land in condition 70 raise food enough for AL
Europe He waited to'thapk the butchers for max
iug letter coup for them than could be got at the As
~ House. Gen. Jackson was a Land Reformer
Cass Houston Seward, and Sumner were IN favor
Of free use Of the publ; lands Out Of 1000 ,car-
pauers IL the City, b. said not more than 500 have
work.
DR. FosRscH would repeat the words Blessed are
tie meek FIR they shall Inherit the earth They
would inherit the earth. lie vss n German by acct
1enf tut an American by choice. He continued, in
German: They would have night aud Justco even
force we're necessary to secureit.
BIS. PRIcE talked about everybody being n sover-
eign. But whoever heard about sovereigns praying
~ itcl reTyaLts they should not petition but should
demand. Tie MAJ was man alter his own hoart
Ueccived lie Committee like equals and did not put
Cd dignity like some little Councilmen. He would
not he satisfied with any price for labor while be bad
10 work ten Lours day. DIR. Franklin had shown
that ihree hours day for everybody was enough I'd
subIOr the world; and now, with the All Of machine
~ one hour n day would oertaiRly be enough.
Mr.. THOs. SOhERyILLg introduced a resolution re-
commencing protective taTIH.
Mtss DAVIS GRANT and Pace opposed Il ~
tending - distract attention from ther man object
Mr. ScHRANM Precedent % the German Commit
a. n, ke in favor Of the objects Of tho meeting and
sgnipst the course Of The N Y. Stoats /eitang.
1he PR,sIDExr said that this meeting would ba
calico together again by the Committee, when ar'om
sufficiently large could be obtained.
TIE meeting then adjourned.
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