The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

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The Chairman then said he would appoint committee
upon Mr. Prices resolutions, and he did a,cordrgly
The eeting then adjourned till Ma CHI 24'h, inst
During the prog; Of the Dove meeting sf0g Ia fly
locking old fellow, with marked German accent who
refused to give reporter his name amused aside
group by reading long document the purport OF which
thai meosiDes ought to be given to the poor gratis
the Maine liquor law should be abolished forthwith
be (the speaker) down on it," 1t which there
was great laughter.
MEETING OF THE TARIFFITES.
While the above meeting progressing another was
held joining the Mayors Office which oficered ~
follows:-
Presidential E1lerdy
Vice Presidents--Noah Worrall, Andrew Chase John
W. Thompson John P. Prall ard Thcs. D. Stetson.
Stcred, iG-wiam Mitchell and VIM. GLAND Bourne.
Mr.. GLAND BOURNE insroduced.-He said that the
labor this country had not been attended to should
have been BY Congress- tbs gentlemen who sent
to Washington would but pay little attention to the
inter ests If the poor and project of relief for
them. would different and better state OF
thir gs prevail. We want mole freedom, and less talk
about it, free trade IN the raw material.
Nj CHARLES SCOTT nterrupting about free love?
M RouRsK finished his speech and read the following
add ess and resolutions
ADDRESS TO TIE WORKING MEN OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FELLOW CrIzEss The working ofthe city of New York
preston Of trade and labor which has affected he whole
memorials to to ask thai tdy 70 tak The
sSse 1s
s u M o not % Be- %
secure prosperity 10 American laborers.
that labor The rst price The original purchase none, ali
that so snG is here e % s
money" for all the things which laborers llrc
q r De Or lsssaion govsrnnsnvhen IN fact hun
Sn nd
Of hose having the right under democratic govern
he e' To NJ %
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stasnaton OF trade ard the hung up Of rorkshops oun
" developing several years long oonnned
preston Of the LABOR Of country call for some scoD en- the
Tor interests OF he whole Or lon
potics parties in regard 10 nee toe tariff
S OF; 1T % r. time s fs5 taxing up the
moi Of OF political party The vast In Of ofegn
from twenty sfy mioI. dollars god. which ought
prosperity American la5or foreign ospia
W@t during 1855 o hndrea and atty Seussad Of
r1 wire fGcm auope a. cost Of SIS go 600 in
day for svs MAJ and hoy in making iron and y
Ger ain that such system must &c runous to American
great deal is said about 'onopoues by the advocate, Of
tie present system trade. but this only aprea the
allow 10 he Of the people an opportunity At
Az times redress their and while OF
rights freemen they need monopoly which
they always check by be action Of the men Of their own
of present sY,e Of trade promised that
should benefit the workngmen OF the country, by making
them independent Of monejed capitalists" But instead Of
tie en- who Pay out hundreds Of Iousapds Of dollars
week LETT numbers strong able u
have been reduced almost starvation and ruin Workshops
have ed heir tools be op g
ard get eac for their chi and all this time capital
% s S a s %
bread and low prices for labor for The benefit Of working
According New York Journal Of Commerce. this
about tour humid ed onssnd al the same time own la
boters have been gradually losing The market for Their or
pect Of things getting better unless Congress shall act in the
Durng The year 1856 alone this country TO Europe
TO pay for foreign mel chandise no less than in
AoaY smh the philosopher father of free trade
and manufacturers isnds to diminish the home market he
Ss a % s fs s na
see es exhibited in own s1DeFe5c ice Gap and
Cher w6s hey sspsss,sd hey sSSms sne%s.
the sofer have capital to use or he must sufes Our
present system divides capital from labor and therefore he
therefore tele,I the present TO be very fitting coca
o 30 @ % e 10 as e
representatives take such u their wisdom
SsIeSg %ass Rs oo "
whereas II has pleased Ire Advise Dispenser of events to
crown the struggles oresters success b. ma
sa bou a nus snd 1ss
ing The q liberty and the privileges Of and
The .as q
Wtsrsss kyelySins that dsersss and dssrsa. he
he
Wbsreas he free institutions Of America give to the people
Ct red a he hse q q OF
any other cause; ard
where's The prosperity Of nation, must be found ia
culture mechanic arn-in It's moral SOCIAL ana poi
cal re Ions Ia education lis labor, and its OF
Resolved That hereby call upon the Congress of the
COZ dtin Il the labor interests OF he American Urou
5 . s he Of ns M o
With 70, egn nations when Oils market with the labor Of
s and nss eSy sS
out for their labor or means 80 upon the land II
Re.oysd that we approve the dorpe Of the learned and
government 70 encourage and protect Industry in ali sSaps:
% sos.ss sDs % a. and to root out By
ss That he
adae % d. debt rsden aa dd.n nations
long enough and should avail ourselves Of he oppoun
portion have long pceaplsd Win ns,ur.
there he world why we should LOT control he
M es o. our own country and free ourselves from
Ghs The % place. the labor
kts" who take American gold stamped with The mase Of
liberty >, 5 V. &c for the SUPPORT Of tyranny
ed Ia Promises TO the kngmen OF The United States
II promised prosperity but has given diversity;
II promised hard currency but forces mlons OF
gold every 10 Europe never TO return;
IT promised cheap cloth but there thousands of working
New 6s.s Go o. worn have been
promised cheap TOOLS but has shut up the workshops
eo% are low nce, but now compe The noo,o
submit double price, most Of ne NE "
II promised the workngmen free from the
OF rnoneyed capiassn whom they control votes
placed hem tho thradom OF sapita.
lists" who have only their own interests TO consult at
ptnse.
Resolved That the present system Of trade. matter by
what n In called bankrupt In is promi although
II has rad all the gold Of California cash capital 70 do
With.
Resolved That We the doctrine OF the free trade Nov
York Erino Pof that would DO better IN tAe Ioog run 10