The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
OUR LYNN CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR LYNN CORRESPONDENCE
LYNN. (Mass. } March q, 1850.
Platform Of The Aachtse Bosses- another Meeting Of co.
seNs-Aatevial Aid from Ne,o Ymk-A John Byows
Game-RuraI Sports Of the Srikers-Great Display Of
Beatdy-A kdchins Boss sS UHtntanuts Probes
ment-As Army Of Strikers a Too Days kdvoA-Ns
Compromise, dc de-. &C.
The following copies OF the resolutions presented at
meeting Of the sutchsrs In Pagers Hall On the 17M
instant will DO remembered that tho female stxkers
voted the resolves down With great unanimy, but -
expressing the sentiments bosses who favorable
to compromise, they poese9 value, oven at this
time
PLATFORM MACHINE BossEs-coMrRonm NOT ACQUITTED.
Whereas, the great depression Of the shoe mAnufac-
turing business affects tho general prosperity Of city,
especially The welfare Of lAboring classes
Il deemed expedient that that department Of the shoe
business epscRod In machine stitching business should
together beat calculated
70 improve their condition Thsy c0nsuer that they
prices in a,ichins boo,s that owing y the desire q OBJ
tsnDg work they have taken out nj eaa pricea ehau
considerable share Of the blame, Tor when work
como In ono instance for Rss price toe
ever sfter refuses to psy Anything more, making thi.
figure stitching still lower, ana then that standard:
60 that this cutting In" BY machners, and che wisg
Of the manufacturer to take advantage Of this COM
peson have reduced the prices Of that lhey
have ceased to be remunerave therefore, those
this department OF tie shce business tor the masuaI
protection Of each other and the purpose Of
log unifoI mily Of prices, DO hereby resolve
Resolved, That We would co Dohisg TO prevent the
successful accomplishment Of the strike going on
and pts for the Of that object that
ve ehoud deset from working until tho "bosses signed
TIE bills OF wages would being convinced In
mlnos that tho object Of the 10 obtain
higher waets). more speedily well q
esnization OF their forces, that when "boss cut
GOWN any belonging TO your organization you havG
every man, woman ana child that works for him ADD
Of your association, go that hold him completely
your own power; ana ths power We understand It'd
strikers 10 MAINTAIN belonga TO them.
Resolved, That We Will adopt bill OF prices, and pledge
ourselves to maintain those prices and not 70 take
work, or 90 any work lower thar this list
Resolved, That we will adopt the .st OF prices presented
this evening
Eefovco Th.s we consider when we obtain the desre
prices We have accomplished our object
Received. That wIHsg to work 40 soon a. tn
prices adopted by this meeting are offered w.
ANOTHER MEETING op c1IizzssA sPiir-MArEBIAL FRO
INV
An adjourned mee,cg Of sae ci.zeus Of Lynn was bel
ss' night IN lyceum Hall George Fos.er, Eq. preside
The aitencence WAS quite large and the proceenings
norious excs pit upea the question Of adopting reso
ton to appoint committee to solicit; subscriptions fro
citizens OF lynn 10 AID Ct the strkos. Alter pret
feeling discussion the resolve fpaly adopted add
nuaber Of those opposed TO t left the hall Among
speakers o. Ramsde, 81 ostsntal grocsr; Nah
Clssk, former President Of the Common Council; Ii
loosely editor Of the Bay State newsp,p
which has taken decided ana resolu Q stard In Iavur
the strikers Mrssrs John N. Oxony, rhurson Smishdr
Beebe Or Addison Davis, J BuGtm, DIR. watsro
he sToync that the meeting va called r., tns
considering the best means 70 effect reconclssion
tween tho employers and the workmen, raise fu
to sustain the strike Mr. Josselyp read the resolut
adopted at meeting Of the New York printers, w
material AID for the strikers Appropriated, and
Mr.. A. G. Draper, who is absent on so!ici.irs toa
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore, &c has seat Ia a
$780, ana promises more immediately. aat
FAMILIES fKAvSG-RuN LYNN THREArENED.
number Ct tamiliae have already left Lynn in CO..
qnenre Of the saitc, and more win 60 soon. Iavsae
have been received rom New York State Psnusyisa
GATy4auG
gioa and l,cate. Promises OF employment as tnsir
mesa accompany these Invitations. That the prosp
of Lynn, If not the utter ruin Of iu chief industrial
est, IL seriously menhced, no one preenos 20 oeuy.
mands OF the workmcr, and ali efforts as ! com ord
reconciliation have ib 10 far been ssulucss 0sc
ay ma1u,.c,srsr y,sss aaG one S soasy u sun anna.
A rRA.p DEMONSTRATION ROCK rAsruRx-rwo rsor
MEN WOMEN AT CLAN nAKg- MUSIC, DANCING
NC, Playing, AND CuowDEs KAnxc BY wHoErs-
MACHINE boss DRuxAxD OFF GROUND BY woMKx,
One cf the most ubiquo demon str atoms that nas
REQ during the strike took place In Rock Pasture
preteItea a scene or hveinsss aud joiay, SOC
ieirnipa srsssDsss ' ndspe.u., which xss nsss
and inspri De 10 behold. Oceans Of clam chowdS
then ii ssnes ~s Dasf i- sooa ass s d.nes
mssio Of tho Comet Band, pi., ing footos, pl.yiss
waiota,e- anS he Ike Perhsps you don't kno
tho :. JooDny Brown game s, and VIII tell
person, nss or female, taxes = seat in the mild
bancs- AZ the circle moves AROUND The person 10
foll01 ing, sfrain ID chaupted by the whole party
TnE .. youNNY psswSn uAxn IN lynn
a TUNE" OSs and Besns," 80
Very well done, says Jahnny Brown,
ID this the way 20 Iondou town.
Stana you here, and stsAd you by,
III you hear our true love CRY.
On he carpet y,a shall s.Aud
And take ycrr true love by the hand
1ake tie one that you profess
To be the one that you love best.
sehcoon 10 then made from the circlc, auj
operston knovn In ell civilized communities
tskee place. Ii is an Innocent psstnne, and a.
tns Lynn iades are quite pretty the opcrau
NJ all unpleasant or distastefu! TO strang era
chine oots, b. the pane OF Piper, VISITED th
.no boesseo OF bis success in getting two xirIa
woik that forenoon. lie also made come rcus1
the lsosts Gid RET relish, and thsy took tAs "