New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
THE UNEMPLOYED.

TIE thtesferipg assemb ages which have gathered
around TIE Office Of the Coumis sioaers CT the Ce.trs
Psrk Seventy Iinth set for the pas. three or 'or;
days, seem to be sxbediDg Lees thsa thoasaoa
people wer. there yesterday; Justice Bsennan m,de
sboIt but y mra,le,ic speech. Nesrty 100 additional
men were set at work in the psntiog department
Sergeant Bryss Of the Nineteenth Ward, was on hand
with squad Of policemen 20 strengthen Cap, Mont
eomery, ard Capt. Porter Of the Twelfth Wa'd held
the Arsenal.
The utt II ploytd in Toupkirs squs-- Yesterday
morning numbered two OF three hundred Mr.. ID. Coy
don appeared q, the chief Of this movement ard
said that il they would 60 to the Park new plan Of
relief would be presented 70 them. After spirited
speech BY Mr. Witenberg, vigorously denouncing de-
c.ivirg politicians, estimating the cost of ge.tirg
elected Afseubiymen or Aldermen, and expressing IL
denstion al being driven from the steps of The City
Hall tee other day when the 7ls. Regiment received
their eagle. About hundred followed to the Park
banner with the inscription Flu particulars Of the
Unemployed cd. Gordon, Cnsir1 an."
On their arrival Gordon sdvisedsthem not to trust
TIE Mayor for he desired only fos the election
slr H. Roscof read the following addresses:
NEw.Yosx Nov. ls 1887.
We the Committee do soemny ..sert ana can 'bstauts's
thst void insert is We bad interview With
the Of all the Department could probably
be obtained end the Mayor who pte.ends to be the poos
20 q. an %OIS e5s s :1s M
Mayor Wood would recognize him Street Commissioner
WITH s. IN sS eoos as
FeLa Those S'Sns Coz 200 scn a. sas G
THU and while city ocias e.n i've IN Grury
we see 90 many ~ eo ~, SO. ~ bs man tS.
he'd the made $40 o6 at the ~sst calculation w.
mo ey ha. 1St be u. in use for pass ort
i,rers unemployed woTtpsmen we the COMMITTEE. on yos
behalf request you ~ look at these eet remarks and 'ay
We the Committee give whOe ce,dns from first o.
WHAT " DAVID SSRpSS Cha aye PE NoSSStr,v
WILLIAM BURK' WIN FOSTER.
NEw-YoRK, Nov. 10. 1857.
kn square have been corferg with Mayor Wood who has
to.y been ae.sns u. ia deep d'Is'. with his
power piye W. feel greatly disappointed 70 think be h" led
w. the CoWTs- Of w oGt would pro;
get i. on the Central Park wOrs!rsmen sad Citizens.
rS n~p aad how much he thinks about ..y nothing
II he get. hs of us to elect him every term
who Ia goips give work this long Winter to support
families We fellow sufferers we wish you all to think
We COMMITTEE have worked hard for yoa AID II ve said
to hs Honor has said TO u.s. We san DO no more i0t y
No viii say So we have found OUT the ,st people
in to go TO- to employ men on the Cen rs Sna ney
tee and snswer to our reqae.t Therefore o~
you know these who are in power. Oae thing
prps Mr. conovsr IS Street commoner for he say. that
ne could set five or six 0u'"DS %sT GORDON TSsi
Mr.. IRA b. DAVIS, Democrat and Spirituaist, then
extorted the crowd to back up the Mayor, the Cnsm
p'on of the Work. gusn and not to pull their own
party in pieces They must insist the Central Park
Commits, ior ers giving them all work long as the
$3.50 COO lasted.
Mr. J MoRros carpenter, sad he could not
work on the Central Park and be wanted the City to
buy lots and build houses, SO as to give him work.
Mr.. DEssoYD closed the meeting and recommended
that it be repeated every day at II o'clock.
The Charles Smith Committee sent the following
COMMUNICATION to the Mayer yesterday:
To III. Honorable he Mayor, aldermen and Commonolty Of the
U1s,eds The the CeDa Park, disregard
ing the General Committee based
upon the srs Of the people have POSTPONED the
uroprsiien Of $3.50 speediy and uusni
voted BY the Common Council and patty PIT to their
he,ea. The SCENTS OF the Commissioners have yesterday
tie sst n Bow. of Dad RsS
InauLer declaring to them they must wait till further decision
the Beard ard that there are not employed than @
Hheya, The people ere getting these pospoaings
and street prooes'ion' hu tf to the
revival OF bG.ines. and general confidence ...,..
Of It's Commis'ioner offers opporuuty OF easily employing
Latino eweng stAts bui ding PIERS eLcns parks building
Ell E'pe houses ssylnms. &c. 49,
heds In quence of dep,oshe political pa ~ sus
g,cs u, beer delayed for months and would
still be ded for through the slow rmaies Of the
the proposals Of contractors are TO be rendered only on
Nov 2 which hight compel the unemployed 10 stsve at least
enc In Lth longer.
Retired To ask the Hon Mayor Aldermen and Common.y
70 order the Department City Inspctorse &c and
other Departments to besin with r once
b. taking upon themselves the respouby for the sbtdgs
required tedious legal fomses aud thus strengthen
the breathing OF the people.
Netg York Nov 70, 9s7.
Headqusrters Nos s9l ard se3 Bowery. Seuhsp House
BY order Of the Executive Committee Of the Unemployed.
- JAMES + MAGUIKE, FRANZ BILLER. "A
- CHARLES SMITH CHAJ A HUBNE&,
FREDERICK GFLLNAN GEO NOLL,
WILLIAM BOWLES
SEBASTIAN SELLER, Secretary.