The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

sound In their measures OF plumber and conffs-
cation the working classes as well as the rich.
More sympathy with and Aid for the
Lynn Strikers.
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK wORKINGMEN-THE LA
DIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A. G. DRAPER, OF
LYNN; JOHN N. H0RRINGTON, ESQ.,, AND OTHERS,
ETC.
In response to . call, extensively published, mass
meeting Of shoemakers OF all branches the trade and
Of other workngmen who sympathse with the Lynn
strikers, held ct the Bowery Assembly Rooms No.
DOT Bowery, last evening. Mr.. Chas. Mccarthy was
elected Chairman In his opening remarks, Mr.
Mccarthy severely rebuked the growing Indifferent
70 the Lynn strikers which he observed anon
The shoemakers Of New York Their and the nte
rests OF our xadesmen the same. He thought tha
This from the ignorance of workngmen Of thei
true interests.
The following resolutions wero uuaniunouslj
adopted--
Resolved, that the workingmen Of New York and vci
nifty do sympathize with the shoemAkers and the women
now on strike the New England States in the noble
stand ey have taken for tho rights Of labor resisting the
bare and tyrannca oppression Of their employers, who
have attempted to grind them down to condition mo-
rsv nd SOCIALLY worge than tina. Of the African slaves
Resolved, That we will support the men and women
strike as long "a employers refuse 70 pay tne Dill
resolved That the following persons act Committee
pe Management behalf OF this meeting Charles NC
Vn0oo
NcCann, Clark and Farrell.
M. Aicnso G. Draper, Of Lynn, then introduced.
he was soy 70 geo 70 small meeng Oat 80
city. His remarks about the employment OF farmers
md fishermen snoemakers made At former meeting,
had been They proposed 70 come ~ TINS
by the establishment Of apprenticeship movement
lie had lately returned from Lynn While there, he found
That the believed that soon the shoemakeFs
Voud desert their leaders and back 70 work This
ives discussed in tho Executive COMMITTEE, ana
was resolved ss that the ySs ao' wages S0f should
he reconsdered and resolve not 10 Work unuel GET
tain price substituted But the men were not Wiling 70
sve no that point any Other In spite OF the support
81 Mr. Draper al the ittee this resolution OF re-
consideration was voted So IS PLAIN that not on.
" will the men their leaders, out they Will not
allow their leaders to lead from their course And
set some Of the were starving then, snd some
are starving now ole man mas g., kep' a n,s
uDon eich,een pence worth OF Iroan meal can give
bis name II you wish it (Cries OF No NoV) When
the strike began weeks ago, the Landlords sad
that they demand any rent until tue siiKe was
over Nov, however, they, by the solicitations Oh the
bosses are ohaosns .Sss p0 o Of ana his house,
with his aged mother and his infant cmld.
And why is this allowed. Simply because suca men as
vou believe that lying statements regard TO the
mems giving up believed; but OF Oo men there are
but about lsO scabs ana out OF Coz lrisasa there Is
,,ulv one "scab, Gentens snch men VIII 5larre 70
sieath and come will starve 10 desth next
week' II they are assisted VIII you allow
hs Manufacturers are ssIGng emp ey os s 11
work 10 country snoemakers They canno discourage us,
though Now is the Cribs OF 'ae strike fne mahuiac-
,~rsss n New England caunot sell now, decent shoes,
- Nev York shoe dealers have informed me- Support
us now and will succeed intend 10 visit all Of the ma
nufactores tns great city, and hope tast ootn
&APp.a s harrington Eco, was then introduced He
sid thai he had come though unwe to join his fellow
~crt;nS men IN symu thy with the Lynn strikers In
SeeiinQ he was opposed the strike He DID not oeeve
faf Ris struggle Of labor with organized capital ~ouo
sr,t A. the benefit Of the working men, but he hoped
osherwse without wishing 70 intr oduce hrs poscs belei
be could trace this strike 70 the a"na oa Inc
q the depression of trade In New England IN Tue same
cause But this strike would teach capital that i@ en-
ploySs were men, and would do good hot now, y1s
IN ia future &c an example. Gentlemen might differ with
him, no expressed hh opinion NO one could sym
~oss %ss q NV 1iS
glad % capital down 70 us proper level ana Iecog
nas A s.s n:ssspcs which built Appsass az. ~
In the North but he afraid that this would never b
while we inerered with customers-wtth the South
himself. Suppose received 81 week and struck 70
an advance Of twenty I'VE cents day and Join til
osi deSaon during the Sums thsa he could MAKE s'
sscU1d 60 IN he could But labor would never BE- We
PAID While es oood not t. he n S
store well socked and business dull he doesut CA
for strikes ss so .Sa BEN live % sas
sSsa ' Ssvs done much 70 remedy strikes. Z
knew the workmgmen OF New YORK, and the
vero q intelligent body OF men
fhe mn looked upon at noon. (Applause
Hc called upon these mechanics, then, TO rebuke tn
nsytv-he need mot name it-which would destroy tn
oity between States, whch the guarantee not on
OF our national but Of social and commercial pro
perity BE hoped that New Workers would support the
strikers he was glad TO hear that there was only OF
unfaishful man out Of six hundred Irish wor
men in Lynn. The Father Of the wor
HI found found one Judas among his twelve apo
ties. but in Lynn there but in six hundre
Ia roihe