The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
THE PACIFIC REBELLION In THE NORTH.
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LYNN, Mass, March 2, 1850. III
The Grand Procession Of the Str ikers Lyan-Ye Ladies'
Out in Fine Arzy-The Xilstayy-1Ae Fr~.ss-The
kasfc-7he Peple-Te Written Sentiments Of - Svsk-
ers-Another Demonstration Boston Bands Volunter
ing, &C., dc.
THE pAY-THE LADms-THE WEATHER.
nn was the day set apart for the grand demonstration
OF the strikers Of Lynn and some Of the neighborng
""ns, put me weather against them The ladies'
were 70 nave been the great feature OF heoccasian and
Notwithstanding the snow, rain and hail. upwards Of sig
hundred marshaed themselves on tho Common ready
Tor the march through the muddy streets Under the
opened windows Of heaven, to do honor their cause
their friends and themselves. They noble set Of
women the shoebindipg women Of Lynn, ard their de-
termination to stand out for their rights the last has
won Tor them uDdsgused marks of appreciation among
all classes Of people.
FORMATION OF THE PROCESSION.
Inc hour Of 10 A. n designated the time OF AZ
sembhng; but the weather was then unproptOus that
the idea Of an abandonment procession was serious
y entsrared The opinion of the was asked and
their response wac "Go ahead-and so ahead the affair
did.
About eleven o'clock tho PROCESSION formed and
marched In the following order -
oBDER OF PROCESSION.
Lynn CorDet Band
Escort Of the Lynn City Guard
striking Ladies OF Lynn COO strong with banners bear
Ing inscriptions.
american Indies will not BIO slaves"
"Ibe laborer Is worthy Of his hire"
"God favorS tho rigbtt 0ue cause"
"Give US fair compensation and we will labor cheer
fully"
.iSincere and CONSISTENT
.Be sure you are right then go ahead"
our Cause Ss ro eoy us %hen
"Re just and fear not"
'lndustry virtue, and labor is honorable to ALL"
.our onion is complcte-our success certain"
"He that oppresssh the poor reproache,h bs Maker"
Then followed
THE LYNN MALE sraiKRRs-l 500 STRONG.
SENTIMENTS or TIE LYNN MALE nRKERs
"let tyrants trcmblc when the people rise."
We throw OIL oppIs ssion-we strike for Yighte"
"Never despair. Well begun good as half ended,
with The spirit Of &c we hope to gain the day"
Perseverance is our motto We all unite in the grand
stle 70 aid our friends and lrc,hers."
"As brothers we meet Our cause liz just
"Whiist We demand justice, We are determined 10 do
"nnicues disappear beneath determined resolu.ons'
we have thrown on the yoke Of our oppressors-we
"By industry we thrive II our GAUGE is jast iend us
"ITore dies.
owe are one" &c, &c.
Next came
Music Maiden Brsss BAND
SENTIMENTS OF TIE sAuGrs AND SOUTH READING NnSERs
1--WE beg no brother Of the Garth 10 give leave 70
"Unitcd We stand, divided we FAM
"Wbat ask Is Justice, and the deeds do iust"
"Our rights we will maintain"
"Strikc I'LL each foe expires'
'Tte aborer 10 worthy Of his hire"
Unite with the SauguB strikeIs"
1--WE care Lot for the sooner; s just"
"We 90 not believe, with the manufacturers tia. one
dollar is as good as two for the jours"
wen neither starve, nor steal, nor beg, in sAugus
1--WE ere men,"
"Nore pay" &c.
In the above order capable and expert marsha,
the procession marched through Market street into Cen
trail square, and through Exchange, Broad and Lewis
streets, to the Swsmpscot line, where they met.
ipur
The NaTblebead delegation very large, and their
dsp!sy imposing. 1t had band Of music and consisted
MILITARY.
Sutton Light Infantry "a ane compsny) under COM
The Glover Guard-Capt Philips-a good turn out
ENGINE COMPANIES, Erc.-N UNIFORMS
Mueiord Engine Company, Capt Rhodes.
Hook snd Ladder Company, Capt. Caswen
Gerry Engine Company, Capt csswcll.
ONE THOUSAND MARmEEAD STRIKERS,
NaIsbaed and conveyed BY the cream Of the
man, Professor Coaln Col. Ben. Pierce, &C., &C.
The procession reformed and returned In the following
ORDER
2. Military escort-Iynn City Guard.
The lady strikers, sii looking fresh and spirited AZ
ter their lorg and 6,ssgreeab,e march.
q. The strikers Of Marblehead.
!. The strikers Of saugus and South Reading.
In the above order the procession marched through va
rious streets in Wood End, &c, passed tho sassmore
house. and finally deployed the Common, where tho
COLLATION. TO THE LADIES IN LYcEux HALL.
Alter the procession departed, the ladies repaired 10
pared by lady sympathzrs. Here there pleasant
time. After satisfying the inner woman-to speak in
ntnts uttered, and speeches made, in which gentlemen
from Mar blehcnd lynn, Na,ck and other striking towDs
clue The chai Of tho remarks this festive
zion The ladies were hungry, happy and patriotic, and
all they raid and did bore abundant proof OF their deter
mnnhn to do or ole in the cause in which they had en-
hs.ed
THE v,sirrrs ENTERTAINED.
The military and iro companies from abroad, together
with the deeestns from the striking masscs IN the ad
oinirg places particularly GArb'ehead were entertained
at ceIent places in Iy and all appeared jolly and
tented
NO DISTURBANCE.
notwithstanding The horrd state Of the weather, the
kpg MARCHES snd The Inclination 30 stake somehing"-
among The mertoko keep the cold and wet from striking
inward, every hing passed CT In the most orderly and
quiet cItct 10 all and every body concerned
And when The ceremonies cosed, and when the time for
the trangere numbered by thcusancs came TO esye in
the hairs, there was lot much confusion
gala days when regiments OF police are detailed to pre-
ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION IN FAIRER WEATHER.
The success Of the prtsen! demonstration has been
ss % sGn;gs e dss ass ass
uIop Tuesday next as the day for the display A. Least
G e would have been in The procession dsy
Boston volunteered services The
next parade which will undoube dly, be splendid one
The EFFECT OF The DEMONSTRATION.
The eft ct Of the demopstr alton to-day has established
fact and tbst that the ST. Ike among the shoemakers
ensts II active mpsthes OF the bone and muscle Of
The military and IRE engine companies In this region
showr in short, that the In the movement;
and when the masses become interested in, identified
with AIRY speciality in the way Of cevatpg the fandArd
and sugmentipg the compensation Of labor, ID pretty
generally the case that the object finally attained
OTHER STRIKES.
Sutton has already struck aud westboro viii probably
follow. This makes the list Of striking towns, thus
far, stand thus
In ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Lynn, Haverbnl, Milford,
Xerbleb, nd. Saugus Newbut Grafton. South Read