New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
PUBLIC MEETYNG,G
THE UNEMPLOYED.

THE UNEMPLOYED.
Nearly thousand ue D Gathered IN tae Fss ysser'
dsy mo,rrng An ekely Germaa, nsmsi hanrEt'
astte 6rst Sd, aker, bat ID GohDos coon bsgAn -
sttai, and drew tee ears OF the auditory 10 IN Ell
lie raid the COMMITTEE wee doing ell hey coed 400
was in hopes that something would be doos BfoaJ
hhts we're throsn on: thai the Counties was o
pumbpg and many were for driving them gu. OF re
Psrb. Tie popular feeling vos expressed by RicaAsp
MooRr. who next spoke. lie said the Com nittee
we're all aet Of politicians, who Sere only ke'p'ce
The bread out Of the poor mans mouth. NJ Mors
coDtI uec
"Wbat they wan. is your votes. They vii haa'
YOU sno pron.ise you and git your votes | No he
voL,'l al alter they get your votes you eso 20 -
he'll lApblsusel. Tnsy make promises Without aai
Intention Of iallhng them. L'st =" onesosy I'sI
jps yhtn we wtre standing around the Contrsl "a
SCH irg work there va. q mau got up AMI sa!d q
woud give every sn out OF eupoSmeo' 10 u
Twenty first Ward ticket and 10 cay ortwo soai'
send The n with noie which would give .neh GU
ploynert UpoD inquiripg who he wss, | iO-nA ~
10 be the Coui Gilman OF the Twenty list Wart. III
said that the unemployed OF that ostiie; w)ai 20
ply 10 Inn and 10 one else, be would give losn
tickets ard see that Trey had wo;k. And was; si1d
OF 8 ticket will he give you lie will give you
ticket With bis rame uponi; foe Councilman Laughter
al O applsuse BE promised that he would meet US
upon the Central PsIk a. 10 ooo this uni ig AID
le &C Us where We coula get employ neut. Dit ne do
it DID he mean 10 do Ia AT a larter bsfMs 10
Jaw THE came man standing the step. OF the TjuSs
five miles from the Central Park, which sho~. not
ouy n at be did Tot DO it, but that ne dd not ntend
10 do it, What is the use, ther OF trurins 70 suca
tiom.ts What is the use OF voting Tor suc1 me1
and giving them The government OF the CITY Ihsy
say, give us cur vote ard you shall have work Bat
tk. must have yipf vote and afef they get aat .ns
work will not come. | say get the work beiOrs wc
give the vote [Applau:el. WHAT propose is, thst
Se me ct IN booy next Tuesday morning, aud nirc1
TO tie Central PAX and demard work OF
the CommissioreIs. We will make them say
yes or No. II they say Yea, We Will
go at i.-put on thousand for three days
another thousand the next, aud 80 take turns. And
if they say No" We shall know whatto depend upon
We shall not then be hu nbugged by them any l'nger,
and .hdH kno- hdt 10 do to get bread for anH
Loud spplousel. We would thin look omeshere
else. But what are the Central Fax Commissioner
dotrg fer us row They meet two or three hours 4
day and care for themselves bat not for you or me-
krow that in place on the Park there are eighteen
men in eapg, with six fore'ler, aud hall OF them
reyer did oay's work ia bis lfe. propose, than,
that We advertise in the papers for rally upon Temp
kns Square next Tuesday morning, when we VIII e
10 body 10 the Contra Park, ard demaud work
We will not be led On by aoy committee, we Will 81
be comm tteutn. These committees We have nao
are made up of WORKOUT pot clans, aud some OF to-
men who have led on these movements are men OF
", ath. They working for office, and not Tor our
bepeft lApplause.
After Moore's speech, Msitel came Forward e5sn
and attempted to speak, bat seemed good deal con
fused. and the meeting became noisy, snd hustled
him off
CHARLES SMITH, Who refused TO work on Wednss
dav. text came forward ard said that the Central
Peik Conn i.sioners determined to starvs the
abolirx men to DEATH ard for bis part rs thought
good cost of tar feathers might bring them - helt
senses lLoud applause IL hey had desired to do
anything for the labopg men, they would have given
them enplc ymen', pnting on gang for three day
az another gang ,he next, and so on. But the tuh
| was they did not wait to give them work. They
| wanted to get the money into their own pockets
{" Tba@s SOL. They Off ID me 81 day to break
ttoIe but it was for the purpose OF keeping me sti
csn better down town tina to va up to Seventy
ninth street and sck at night. to break stone.
wish the Commissioners might have to break stone
| themselves, and stop ewndling the city ont OF it'
morey There are scores Of men who never did day
work in their lives who are robbiOg the city OF thou
sands yearly But, in my opinion, dov King will not
be there another year to appoint such ueo 70 oiies
but that they wi be swept out of their places az with
btscm of destruction {" Thst poitcsl. propose
that we give three groaos for Central Park COmmis-
| siorers Three groans, Soup, soup."I
Mr.. Moore then came out and adjourned the meet-
ing TO Tuesdsy.