The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

men, yen have every afvsptase over the Nstck men
you make une tho's, ~e'e in Naics thcy make ees,s
L'pesa ri'esns som'i.auon OF wood aud leather
banner npree, believe. aad sOcs o. leather and pio
N"0d, p"sged &C naea osethef-ia al th.se tbay MA
ppo" tue eeg"s 1Id cal shots And ys, the Natcs mcr
he sure 10 carry their t,xn. II he strike lasts ~
Sarco, my propose u 60 into town meeting and vo
hehssses an apPoDr ston OF four so thonsani d,i
lars, 10 OFT the Sherburh fats aud grade tho
NI 10 give .mp'" rneDt 10 tho sovereign people. oua
abd long cbcerIe)
Now as you are under city govern a cut and as 80.
uo po' take the precantiou last i eiecL Board
Alderman composed wholly strikers you cannot &c.
appropriation, but you Can draw tue bank any
amouut- (euehGri land wheu thai fails you
so INTO thn WOODS and get a,Ops and make
az ihey 40 IN the last Ia local. ice they ake
have no experimental knowledge Of the value OF Lynn
Its vrtues.
have understood tia. several Lynn manufacturers
nave offered to give from $26 TO 3lG0 apiece 70 aid your
ske, recognizing the fact that their interests and YOURS
are Identical, and knowing that an advance In wages viii
secure 10 tncD more than spending advance
the buyers Whenever your lands exhausted have
no doubt that the Quincy, Boston numerous other
you arc irpe 10 yourselves you cannot fail To
night your Aarbshead brethron hold meeting 10 nal
ready Groveland last fall promised TO Ian Into line when
ever RAverh should take the Lead What should deter
George Hood once remarked, on seeing the Snowman
in mensgerie Whip aud buffet wild oeass that they
reminded him Of the Lynn shoonAkers; they submitted
thew 70 aid Hd n sU9ls ana co~Sa simply
and shoenskers can rule the trade OF Lynn and deter
mine the wages Of their labor" Gentlemen, you all
know what Mr. Hoods opinion is worth
would recommend that, Ia the event or strike YOU
complete you unfinished lots and act in all respects no
morally lizards your employers; that you appoiu.
factnr, IL, committee Of fifteen solicit and dsburse
subscriptions, Al auditing committee, committee Of 1Ca
10 enforce the rnes Of the strike committee Of O0C
TO wait upon the expresmen With soothing arguments and
moral suasion.
cannot agree with Mr. Fitch OF HayerbjIl AZ u III.
aalas tha
time usually designated by the betweon nay and
grass" lbeleve In making hay while the shines
1t has beer suggested that the shosmakcrs Of Now
Har hire will come in hero and tako all the work: but
sccol ding 10 the as census there only 1000 boot
and shoema&ere tho whole State Of New Hampshire;
and can they supply the places OF 900 lynn and Marble
he nd workmen, OF the 900 Haverhn ana coo in Ma
tcky II there 20 900 they could defea, you e7eu
they be 20 disposed for taey are all employed, cork
ing fifteen houss day 10 eora three four dollars ,oeek,
tfose Of them who arc not going fishing or farming
by The middle of March, wiling combine with YOU
TO strike with you, TO form association estabsh
apprenticeship SYSTEM to shorten the hours and increase
the wages OF labor.
voicR (Mr Connor) in the rear of the hal--Ir the
gentleman will allow me to interrupt him, wish sug
gest-i enjoy bearing him talk very nuch-but wish "a
suggest that there are other gentlemen who wish 10
speak; and If each spoke half an hour, would take al
night. (Hsses cries Of "Dry up" "Pdt him out" eco
Mr. DRArER--what gentleman wishes TO speak,
Mr. CoSS0R--SeveraL
Mr.. DRApER-Who for onep
Mr. CONNoR-Mr. uaines wishes to speak for one
(Cres OF "He can't speak" $50 on, Draper" The al
to 90 on
Mr. DaApEE-Gen.emsn: believe this is meeting O!
Lynn sboemakers, and II would be very njud.cious for
me to yield unless to who lie authorized advo
cate your interests. ] believe applause has cuff
GENTLY indicated that you wish me to speak. Cheers
Gentlemen, was about to say that you are worse paid
at The present time than the cordwaners OF England aud
Ireland au informed By Mr.. Cahil OF Quincy that IN
London there IL Tnep " n
have for years controlled prices and that the sh0eakera
society OF Cork ana Dublin have never received less than
twenty five cents for turned shoe. Now, gentlemen,
you wiling to confess yourselves lower ia the social
scale than the operatives Of England and Irelandp
Or will yourise in your nigh. and achieve an horora
able Independence
Aarbeheaa ripe for the strike and you know tina, in
Maroehe ad they never do things by halves whether is
ynher lighting the B'ish striking for higher wages
Let US do as well in Lynn. (Chcers)
three pence pr pound on tea and nop aey propwe b.
means Of orders, to taa you than three pence per pound
your fader marched 10 Lzinos and Concord and spill
than tAeys ono, no!ry S'A '''' f''''"''
Lave We no Molly starss and Mother Baiieys left to
If they canro: pull of their red petticoats make car
trdges they can yet cheer US by their example and
ward US by their smiles (sppieuse
prepare 70 resist reduction next fall Idp1ea9 to you
The name Of free labor, IN ~ Of your hungry ,ciue,
and children and the name Of hegrocers ana landlords
TO whom yon thousands Of dollars {Contnued cheers
gentleman Oir. Ccnpor) here called loudly for Mr..
Hanes aud there was contest OF voices for and against
him. with loud cries by his friends and Kisses from those
opposed to him. He came up and commenced speaking,
but the Kisses and groans continued.
The chairman st,led the ncise and Mr.. Hsincs was
coming forward again enrea.ed The audience 70 be een
tive 10 him. suggesting also thu. II desirable II h,ye
all speakers conne themselves TO the question before the
meeting The last remark received with shouts Of
appreciation.
SPEECH OF THOMAS q. HAINEs.
Mr.. HAMS came forward again. and was allowed 10
W ter tn -
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen--I DID not design, when
came here to take part in this meeting; considering past
what others had to say But willing 10 let by cones
I go God knows do not want 70 renew old matters.
Gentlemen, any thing can be done in this capse-and
isa good cause is the time fer you attempt
(Cheers But is much beterio each you to depend
ing on this town. on that town, for assistance, believe
TO be very injudicious to harsher term (Hsse
my reasons Tho people in these other towns on whom
you are urged to depend no better able to frns
material aid to You than tn. Lynn shoenakcrs Civ
the same assistance TO Natics and Quincy strikers
(Hisses)
1t is OF Use, gentlemen to try make people bolev
that the money is coming Ia 10 You IL you were sur
rounded by horns of plenty It has been said here the
one joatncyman was TO give 500, and others anothe
500 Wen, what Of that WHAT is see TO the shoe
makers Of lynn: You had better restrc. yourselves
avegetahle DIET, AID If you eau raise money enough
buy bag oil meal do So and live and rye til thi
disposition 10 crush you has been overruled. (Cheer
tel You The cause will advance, if you only do righ,
ehsps u VIII seem az urstto move as on leaden wheels
but the time will come when success will porch upon you
banners. (Cheers and bjsses-
You have got 10 draw line Of dcmarcaton between
oppression ana poverty. When they .he manufacturers
come 70 sec the nnexbc feeling you ,nfesi they nigh
I as well try aud build monument. of ice on the burnns
1 sands OF Arabia az to oppose it.
There has been much talk about the feeling at Hlyer
hill; was there about one year ago they had large
meeting, and committee chosen report AT Ger
tain time But when the time not mothers son
or them was there. (Cheers and hisses) They were
frightened oct OF IT, and backed down. So this Is your
haverhi, where your ma.er al aid Is 10 come from.
4 The gentleman. and don't w;sh to depreciate him
cannot contrast The different shoe manufacturing ola
properly, simply because be has hasn't had sc expe.
rsnee-bccauke he isn't a shoemaker Cheers for Ora
per There never boot shoe male IN Uqverhii
that would command three sonrhs Of the prices hore
Nov What sorapc The Haverhl people would be drawn
Into they attempted 10 follow you exactly (sses ana
cheers) know Boston Market and Know Il Is mo-,
overlooked with nice goods There is overstock as
hey can H. out " is not Of su~A nco goods you can
furnish And then these stock which yonr hosso
haNn tN,ir narrnts1hir.erl lie.r IN 49, o0aoes