The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

arch Pea Ingalls, Pond, In sbs nj ns ordss>t MI
Deiachznsnt Of Lynn police, City Narshs
lynn Cornet Band
Ecor. Of Lynn City Guard Capt Hudson; MArSlehead
lafayette Guard, Capt Philips and Glover Light GUAR 4,
The Sutton Light Guard, Capt Knott v. Martin, q .ros
rom Mar behead as part OF Zoe escort q the Mar ehesd
command Of Capt Martin. On meeting DE lynn CIV
Guard Capt Martin gave the right Of the pne TO Capt
Hudson commander Of The I company. ana undertook
10 take the command Of the companies battalion
claiming outank Capt Hudson BY seniority. The point
vas reth,ed by Capt H.. and Oapt Martin and his COM
warde cossed by the sBear Garden Ciub," and invited
by Lieut. Colonel Nor roc OF the Eighth regiment 70 which
all The o9paLes ~ attached 70 make ne armcSy Of the
In this place. lam thus particular this subject the
matter may involve IN the future some important cons
derations 'elxsvc 10 the present local troubled
The Iy nr ladies followed the military, and then the
swaupsscu
Mar belrad &C. in The following order fountain, Nos
Lynn 70 strong; Mugford No. 4, Asrblehead. co. Tiger
lynn, 10; swsmpscot No. 1, 90; Empire, No 8 Lynn
No. Danvers, 90 strong Niagara, No ., Lynn So Gen
eIaJ Putnam No, l. nanyers, IS; Liberty No. Marble
snl i. .S sl nsrS SS q. co. Gerry Sc
Next the Narblehead ladies, $50 strong, escort ID
~ commxiee Of thirty strikers ara acoompAned by the
NArbehesd Band IN this division young faAy Of Ms OLE
bead AHs gar,t HsinmDnd, een years old, te at
drum in martial style tie who tine Of nsrch She rs the
head Hechanics Aseociaiion roo strong, followed nst
Then came tho make strikers Of Lynn, from We First,
Second and Third wards $50 strong yhen @s sccxve
Lynn, 400 strong; sangas So South Reading co voun
teer Engine Go. No. sIyan with Ar elegantD,v machine,
Worth Engine Co. No. q ssonebesn, SO msr stoneham
Strikers, 200; Seventh ward, Lyan, 90; Beverly Band;
impossible 70 ascertain the numbers o the various bodies
but the.e were 5000 In OIL 500 Of whom were ladies'
he foYao fzaY fha
xers ocan sides, 10 the Common, where brei halt &C.
About two o'clock the visiting ladies' were taken in
charge BY the military and hremen. and the strikers
COLLATION. TO rIARmlnEAp LADIES'
After the march, the ladies' from karbehead were es
oorted 10 Lyeeum HAIL. where they entertained by
ladies' as ,eed did al the ladies' 10 the pTocesson prs
sened nne rosy, and intelligent appearance; and after
The former had ssersa the hall hey exhibited NO signs
and four miles through the streets OF Lynn. On the
rary, the veest spirits snifested and the cheer
agreeable gathering and the dceire to make every
happy was apparent on all sides They appeared 10 be
Eek engaged In common and praseworthy cause. II
haa died from The effects Of aood contracted last
fuIsher service in the movement, necessary
The Lynn cornet Band cp.ivened the meeting 10 tho
ssrg appropriate cong, with fine effect The meeting
was addressed BY Mr. Peter pxey, Jr, Chief Marshal
Sohn osoD Of ss,sa f nasy stated s be-
had hoped to taye been able 10 have made
with the railroad 70 have carried the Mar
bhead ladies' back their homes 1t the rate " cents
each, but could not do under Is cents The question
put whether these young ladies shoud walk back
demanded The enormous ssgrsgate sum Of si4 was re-
qnired in the nist ipetance, SIS In the iast The
pocsy s. preferred 20 wsx rather tssn toe Gs
can't exhibiting dces the economy the workingwomen
the strike are obliged practise In this CRIES. and also
the want Of hbeyay the part Of these who have
made fortunes Of their handiwork and fully
petent to place railroad train at their service upon this
or airy other similar enterprise.
INSCRIPTIONS AND DEVICES UPON THE RARxKRs.
large number Of the banners were those used on the
M S nsS
with unique designs, that deserving especial mention
The strikers Of werd one were supplied with largo
number Of beaut banners illustrative Of The saske, and
their sentiments " Sation thereto Ward Two also
sented number Of handsome banners with appropriate
notices. Ward Thsee showed several eanneTs, with
striking designs and legends. Among We n1mber were
"The rick and poor NICE. together Take from The
wespon in The bands Of the fair United " stand
divided we fall There Is no royal road " Heaven
'God favors righteous Give US .Pcaoss and
so TO work. No half cent per button T"
he thai svefs 70 shs rs, shaD surely oone 70 want"
ReveIse,.aaDy a.nFhsO. have done virsaoasly, but
wth the spEit Of 10, we hope to gain the day Per.
severance our motto We all unite 10 the grand strike
4
Excelsior, Ward ,s--"ihy revolutions never cease
paper abou, being BY csrrion crows .Be sure
you're right, then 70 ahead"
~ do not work !sr half price" Dcssn-A lady kick
Ward -Four also had q number Of banners with cha.
racteristic mottoes-"Jour jour-" Scene-A shoe
maker Al his bench hard at work. another apartment
manufacturer represented with his feet cooked On
maDtelpkce, eegar In his uouth, brandy decapers at
rear 2os best wOrinen TO 90 South
and West"
"1he people who labor support those who do not D
Scene-A sboe boes reading the bill OF wages femals
striker. Reveree-A tvo faced head Legend-"Noble-
minded men do no wrong TO woxcn"
and time TO sew" Reyerse-"lndustry is q virtue and
labor Is honorable 10 ALL"
esg Beneath the GguSe Of shoe boes his heel on
the neck Of journey man. Motto Northern slavery"
Hope never S "a dies, e. ngrte g Jour on strike
Reverfc-"We are one" Design-A basket upside down
with s.st tumblipg out. az sign faiL secne3
n:anui,ctuIer with folded arms, surrounded by evi
Ward Five also presented full array Of Banners with
notices Among them" Wc have thrown off the yoke
Of oppression we will be slaves too.hing but daty
scene.A kicking over his bsnch and ejacus
ting, "oa strike" " woman--A friend in nosd.n
He that opprceseth the poor reproschcth tho Lordo
Scere-A female warming her hands by the flame Of
candle, and,noanrg-" On, dear this working for
Upright, ana our morals purc.n scenc-lfsurc Of TO-
caaie vt stitching machine 81 have strudx.'
% The strike wen maintain
Till our prices We do gain"
Conquer must,
Tor our cause II Is just
And this Is motto,
In God Ia our trusto
"oppress not the widow, the faherieee the Granger
nor tie pocr'. Figure Of the good Samaritan.
Wards Six and Geven had largo number Of bsnners-
some very fne-''xhe Clam Bank Ia the only bank that
ooes net rob the poor"
The Stem strikers exhibited several banners One in
bold chfracters-"Salem has struck. SLOW, but sure,
Arother>-stWe firm 10 man. "Pay The price or
quit the business" Sccne-A striker with his hands in
his pocket, and near by deserted workbench.
stIchan strikers exhibited dead hanging by
the leg esenc-"t Struck Couldn't make enough 70
keep II alive.r
East Wcsarn, Danyers, Saugus, South Reading ana
sxampecou sso bad large number Of baners bearing
suitable inscriptions.
MarblehcadShad profusc supply Of banaeys Among
tbsm acme Heart cf the Strike, Scene-FrankIio
wing lightning from the clouds. Moo-Art and scienco
Hesd OF the Savour-'sInvc another.'' Reverse