The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-11

not you only but everybody else 70 suffer The pres
sure Of moneythe stagnaton-the paralyzed business.
Therefore, have come here " show your committee, 70
associate myself and join them, 70 give series OF con
cers this winter for your benefit for there great
many precsdens for success We must get the New
also do invite all good Christians to do the same.
ucpae great success We require the assistance Of the
ladies' Their good viii their kind efforts will be indeed
valuable; and know already that they all sympathze
with our feelings And want three cheers for the edi
tors Wishes complied with Now, my friends In re-
procure work assistance rsiio and let US do with in
tegry with probty, with honesty, TO the satisfaction Of
conscences help each othern these hard times
you shall. (Chsers) If you have confidence in me you
rely what say and Il you have not trust me not
An Ks1HusIAsro ADmKs-By jabers she'd make good
Madame RAsxE-bo you accept Of my otter, to be tho
managers Of these concerss Noud cries Of yes yes)
Then 20 home; let ask work humbly and shall OBJ
tain It. There nothing 70 be gained by force Remcm
ber the holy scripture, which says Seek you shall find
ask you shall get Knock, II shall be Openedand 80
is (Cheers) Everything must be done in proper way
All this rashness and never result in doing anything
good Let us join together and work for your welfare
Chcers) LIST us make an application TO the govern
ment, and let the government mako all the people
work-men and women, all together. Lot them
sell land to foreign governments for the benefit
Of the poor, and ! viii guarantee success
understand that your committee made application to
he will do everything in his power l heard his answer
this morning in your favor, and feel happy. Now
application be made also 70 the bankers Of the city
and am sure they willing 70 give something in pre-
ference 70 your rising IN violence We can make also an
other application to the mionaires TO subscribe know
they will not let you starve. am Of It. There
thousands Of other good citizens having money who will be
willing to do something They just willing am
myself Now these plans Of mine-f editors would be so
kind TO advertise hem-I would give half what can
sell for the benefit Of the people. would divide with
nrlu usk half for IN Aa1Stc
honorably and the balance would give to you Cheers
] would say, also, TO the men and women who
have no work. I" Make application 10 the Mayor"
Now, you have all my good will-my heart and soul.
am willing to give you my tme my courage, my energy
my my talents, my life necessary (Harrahs. vo,cs1
would do everything in my power for you. Fare you
well.
In melodramatic style Madame Ranke waived her be-
nedictions to the crowd and got Off the chair She
NAMED in the crowd however, till the meeting adjourn
ed and then she escorted off in triumph.
SPEECHES.
The meeting was next addressed briefly by q German
in the language Of his fatherland.
Another GERMAN whose name was not announced, next
addressed the meeting in English subsequently repeating
his address In German. He said-Felow aborers, am
glad to many Of my friends here who sympathize
with me- well as do sympathize with them But fellow
men, not only do we ourselves sympathze with you,
but even the ladies of this city sympathize with you
Here lady who offered herself She is willing TO give
the half OF her labor for institution Therefore, say
let us be united Let organize And let not only
organize for the present time, but let Us keep our
7,
and stick together and be united Let not any Of fall
away. Let snake get In among 10 make disunion
through them successfully We trusted ourselves and
obliged 10 succeed Therefore, fellow citizens
let give three cheers for the lady who gives half
labor.
MR., xaurRa's GRAFTON
Mr. JAMES MCGUIRE next mounted the chair and said
Fellow citizens have TO say 70 you and will endorse
by voice and coincide with that meet here
to-day preserve the peace Of the city defiance of the
radical press of this morning DO you meet here to pre-
better than powder and ball The radical press this
morning spoke against your honorable Mayor against
who s morning star like the leading star In the arma
ment Of the heavens against that Mayor who sat last
night in the Council Board sign that bill for $3.50
employ you to-day. (Cheers.) That Mayor, Fernando
s'man Of the people-(meaning Daniel O'CouneIi) He
reminds Of one who lives for everlasting in eternity,
and who in his life gathered together multtndes without
bayonet, without sword, without powder and ball.
(Cheers would say TO the gentlemen reporters Of the
press that TO the HERALD, Sun and Tmes return
mails represented us as corrupt set Of foreign tur-
bulant spirits That is 2 base fAsehood, and the
meeting row us n pocc cas nere tenn
ming and the committee engaged at their desks be
yond there angd the name and residence OF every
Individual that wanted employment, and says heGen-
ticmen am now satisfied that we want no police here.
"No" said the committee "wc want none Mr. Talmadge.
mo said he "you want none. You respect authority.
The Law protected by you.n You have 70 protect the
law and the law guarantees 10 the right 70 labor and
employment, The ta6 guarantees you employment at a
Sooa rsoars n n s ssaps mo inst tus AZ =. we wan, rant
In all want We turbulent aren't WEI (Cries
Of mo, no.D This whole mass assembly, in all ts might
and in all its majesty viii separate m peace and union
II IL powerful than that army which assaied the
walls the Crmean heights because there they were
bafed for the want Of union but we win not DC nacd,
20 in peace 10 his empioymen AMI have IL. And any
other that 10 break the peace, we, com
mittee, shall hand him 10 the authorities and have
him dealt with according TO aw-have him dealt with
all dsturbers and disorganizers ought TO beas the enc
my, In general Of the human family We viii have such
taken of AT meeting last night we resolved to do
that Your committee never will cease, while there Is
man this land be employed. Is not to put you to
work alone that want, but TO put every man To work
who comes after you and who wants employment have
TO TO you but 70 ask you as citizens OF this
city TO return with your cu coe voice vote OF thanks
70 Fernando Wood. (Apphuse) There B no politics In
that II Justly due TO who has the interest OF the
people more heart than the financial party Of Wall street
have their god-aDd that Ia dear enough 10 them dear
knows We will assemble here again at clock when
friends will address you, and the committee viii tell you
where you will 20 TO work on that park to which your
families will be going In year or two to enjoy them
selves and take the fresh air In all their muslin and in
all their silks and sans (Cheers) Your children shall
return thanks these men aud particularly 70 the lady
who came here this morning alone 70 address YOU Mar
sprung from woman and all his rst love goes back again
TO woman. We all love her. God bless her.
BowIgs' RyxcH
Mr. Bow1xs. the unemployed blacksmith, next occupied
the chair n rostrum He said-Felow citizens and
speoted seorcrs and mechanics, ! have pleaded your
carceraed within the walls of your prison you had not
kept order in Wall street Blu, you did your duty there,
and did towards you and tell you, this morning,
I am satisfied with my labor. have come 10 tho
conclusion, that do no ak any more than what s
upon our banner, "wo want work" Now that the ap-
preparation given by tho Common Council, we feel glad
that We have made the move, for we have carried
object We give credit 10 fellow ctizens that they
have kept order and obeyed what asked. Fellow cti-
zens know that my name has gone before the public at
large, and although some Of high authorities accused
well as my fellow committeeman Of seeking popu-
lary In this city, tell you that II they only visit my do
mrile. Il
dinner any day fer these last three weeks seek Tor
popularity. seek office. told them would take
my shovel as well A. my fellow men, and earn dollar
day IL could not get more. What more could ssyS
asked for work and work said must have (Cheers)
feel srathed fellow citizens that regards myself
tee towards my fellow man ~ well a. towards law and or
der shall not say much this morning, because havo
made up my mind that " Of no use 70 talk any more
satisfied that have got what asked That IS
all needed hope that order, love and peace will
bind workngmen together, that may show 10 tho