The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

Our price In fair, aim ~ jas-
That you assist Se hope ana trust
Our southern trends 10 re,ahate,
Ward five s Asst Northern slaves 70 compensate"
Upon nbolbsr bsLper was tho following -
"WAid Sewn. Now by your chiidrens cradles. Now
by your fsihess' graves,
y. mrn To-Day Or be forever slaves"
The r.ye'se bore
"whaeoev.r you would that men should do to you do
20 them y
Upon email banner the following Inscription in
req letters -
rbe Cam Bank The only bank that does not rob the
Ward Three carried q woman with the following In
scriptiops
The strike boys Of ward Three'
1.-THE sons Of Gen Stark 60 foe = strike"
"VGtory 10 ours or Molly Stark s q widow"
The deeea,,on iroGn Newourypof brought with them
banner with tbs following -
More pay or no work.
Death 10 the Express"
Oh the corner Of Willow street the following inscriptions
"our Mouo He that oppresse,h the poor reproa,heth
bir Maker f"
'Our csuse is just-our union perfect"
As the passing through Lafayette street
s met two men On their way home with their lasts
They were loudly cheered ana bDay took place in the
PROCESSION, the mEsic.
several OF engine hose co npauies cheered the
~ passed their houses, aod the greeting
hesIt,y responded 10.
alter the PROCESSION in The forenoon Mr. A. G. Draper
called me nps IN ine 90 are Ia few minutes large
crowd sfst mbed, and Mr. Draper mounted the steps
front OF The store Of Geo. Keene, and addressed the
crowd He urged upon mis- hearers the necessity Of pre-
serving good oraer that success in their
depended upon their good behavior as we'll upon
perseverance, and energy their de then moved
me appointment OF BODY Of hundred policemen to
De Chosen ron among the journey 10 assist regu
ar cry police In protecting tue property and
orc er And quiet Tee motion received with cheers
aid vas carried by unanimous vote.
Mr. WARREN II. CuRRIRR was appointed chief Of this
orce, and WAS po~ered 10 appoint his assistants He
Immediately made bis appointments, proposed TO have
tweIty five men ~ the stauon Lynn and twenty ave in
he station in West Ly on, 70 serve day and night
Mr. SAMUEL GREEN nex, addressed the meeting in a
shot speech which be urged upon the strikers to be
emp rate and strictly abstsn from the Of ardent
sfifIts.
Sir GIDEON HOWARD, shoemaker from Randolph, said
4. had been through ske ami he proposed give
he suffers some advice He said the shoemakers OF
ty NOUN ana Norfolk counties years ago organized
strike, which resulted enn ely 10 their satisfaction; aud
he "as confident that If tue journey OF Lynn
"ny earnest and rseveIDg their strike they would
he .qraiy succPssui. he Then gave history Of the
suike u M mouth, and uTee1 upon the strikers to bs
oned " Their work. and cautioned them against alio
Thug ~ disturb the mony their action He
o.treo them 10 observe strict economy, and TO make
thing lar possible He told them that they
must establish fund tor the support OF the needy aud
AFTER thai they must continue Ia the strike and suffer- moth
g TO cause them 70 iun bscx He knew the bosses
come 10 hi. te,ms Tor the work be DONE
aier ue raid the journey sh0emakers Massachu-
tis numbered about 30 aud they
iher political power they could almost anything they
wanted 10 do They could make laws for tho protection
o. be ahorer ana could do away with the competition Of
PRISON labor and prevent the repetition OF such
as Is low taking place 10 Rhode Island, where tho
pteots are filing an oroer from Louis Napoleon
for zoe pairs OF brogaps because PRISON LABOR is
cheaper than the panper sbor OF Europe can DO
Mir psAPER then sa,d that fifteen subscription books
HAD been prepared To be circulated among the journey
mel and b. hoped there would be large contributions
pcssble 10 the genera fund immediately, before
their money is all expended he stated that he the
Treasurer, and ready give bonds for the faithful
performance OF his duties, and ready to receive sub
scripuobs.
The announcement was received with great applause
aud q considerable amount subscribed the spot
Alderman THOMAS G. CUMMINGS, of Lynn, urged upon
nh bearers the Necessity OF proper observance OF
law" He strongly objected to the plan Of interfering with
Tie eXpressmen
The ou uey men deter ned that no stock shall 20
out Of Lynn to he Tanaiaciured this proposition OF
tne A oeI man received with but little favor
lAsltL ). kfY made short speech, in which he ex-
pressed the hope NAT jonrne! would subscribe
Encourage ans newspaper that di not sympathise With
tie ASSOCIATION and favor The movement for which it
o'yun'zeo Ills ieuaiAs we're received with tumultuous
Ia, lause.
Al ib- close Of The remarks Of Mr. Esty, person ia
THE crowd proposed three cheers for the Boston Herald,
mhcn ~,re green vito great enthusiasm A.ter~ards
trte cheers were gwen tue Bee, Post, Lynn Ne,cs,
anu tbe AsW T. s'dnd Aechdntc.
A. aSca, tour O'Clock the crcwd moved to the op
Pose side Of he square, where ruoasses nogsnead hal
been placed for the accommodation OF the speakers
speeches made by George Brepee OF Ne weury port
Napoeoc Wood Of Lynn, Peter Donvan Of MArblehead,
Joeeph tohIer, JAMES Dsoo A Jackson and Joseph A.
lbeans, OF Lynn; Gileon howard OF Sol,n Randolph.
ite speeches were all short, anu Contained bat
idsa oa' OF union ana in the Every
fftaher was greeted with tunu ious applause. About
tive O'Clock smart came up, but the of
tie GROVE "ss sucn that they mind the raip and
The speech making un half pact hve CLOCK
when the meeting anJonrned 70 inset to morrow morning
III the tqsAre. =
Tps 'oleroon old gentleman AIMED Ukhua C. Oli-er
resp cIed czen came out OF tns Office OF the Lynn Re
potter for the purpose al dslr5uDg copies OF article
iiOm the Londoa Quarterly H,rs.o upon the OF
strikes The mub orce asshied him, took away hts pa
leIs ana tore them 10 pieces The old gentleman
ccIved no erious INJURIES
Dusug the forenoon box sent from tue store of
Nj Bunom to the railroad station, under the pretence
that IL VAS TO be shipped II Immediately
seizeo ~ tho crowo akeb BACK TO the II
ii,m. here IL broken uDen, aud when il was dis
Covered ,bat toe box coBtaoed stock the enraged
ero~o nasbed 10 pieces Whcn tue procession pas
The 'siatsn9,At OF Isaac Newhaii, Jr ne sauted
with eTosas.
lue excitement still continues, and IL is impossible
tea where II ~ii end. No cs,ur oauce OF any account
aa occurred and every thing thus far has been peaceaoy
carried on
MEETING IN HAyERHILL.
The journeymeh vi Havefhni heia Tremendous meet
ing, Al the Town Hall, Monday evening. Mr. jesse
smoIds called HE meeting TO order, and Mr. g. fozer
WAS called uron speak He feh interest in the
movement, abb hor ght thar the time striKe
While the manu'acto bad orders baud The speak
er took The stand, and, tea hc might not bs msrepre-
sebi.c by reporters fea he had pre-
pared io the occasion BE also spoke other periods
uuTing The evening, eanstiy advocating an Immediate
sse that ne felt ATTY desire 10 niuse the nanufa,
ufer loy he eobsider they With ou men, would
be benefited by u; hnt because 1t themselves
ana their att,es. she pr sert prices were not remune
fstive Aeu with famics but three dollars per
week witch was not enough 10 "keep oody to
Mr.. SrocKRRpGr chairman Of the Canvassng Commit
tee, rco TED that five hundred aud nifty oue iavoripg
go Re had signed The papers co ulsteo b The COMMITTEE
Hf report .cceped
the suds and asked II snoemakers
of Hascrhil aouiu work tor less those OF Iy nm
No:' I'll through tae hail, the they
work Tor ,ss tban tlc thoeDakcrs NAtickY 90 No ~
again. me one sei In reply 70 fncse lpestions that
oyisions ntsn higher, Ibis place
than eaher Lynn % Nsok, and That sqaenuy they
Cood hos ~cIs IuT iess pay.
The Chairman brre read statistics or the misunderstanding
interests MassacLuseiis u ls53 then there 4o
euesged ia = sbor manufacturing interest OF Havef
we livpori.1 who bad signed agreements
scuo lie one IL seven. IT argue hero by OF
tue SPEAKERS TIA, the paper gltares htd been
thoroughly circulated
VT oEsssE HAwfky thought that strike could not be
arranged 10 take place beore toe $50 March
ke naiss were ms6e hy seveiai persons all avorng
srAe bat vi an, vi opinion 10 the time to
maze t6e samc.
Ny DRAPER OF Lynn, said there six thousand men
o. AsSise h"s, snd G.orgeto~n, ropsied AL Dagers
AoGia stake ~tnin a week
Mt rfacsts he vi fully satisfied as tn