The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
NEW JERSEY.
THE sHOENAKERs IN NEWARK.


he shoenakers Of this city held meeting the West
Ward House. Of Market and Washington Streets
ference the strike among trade Massachusetts,
Mr. Tbes Virtue chosen chairman Mr. Geo. Lydecker
sus.sn On the subject twas Sstsr%insS 70 hold nss
meeting In the theatre, on Monday evening next, n
xhen addresses e. s b made ~ .r Ao..o G. 6r:
aid 10 extend general invitation to the sympahizers Of
al trades 10 attend Mr.. Draper Of the leaders OF
the strike In Lynn, and Is treasurer a the society he
has been speaking and collecting fun Ia 10 assist the st
kere Pbiladepha and New York for several days, and
gives full account Of the leading to the
neDt, the prices axed, &C. and tho present position OF
Affairs Parties interested may him 1t tho City Hotel
On Saturday afternoon. Subscriptions IN aid Of tho enter
prize VIII be received At the meeting Monday evening"
Neesrs Albert Lydecker Josiah Buevapt Thos Virtue
Geo Wales William Speer, James Croabie, Jesse Keen
ana Patrick Rahan appointed . committee Of or.
Pangenen eher OF whom contributions can be Rven
sets Who they claim are soontendpe Tor the rshts Of
the wsYkDgnan,' but have not the means without a
ssiapse 70 maintain position Of independence or any
transferable time.
A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.
A0yTHERN SYMPATHY AND AID FOR THE NoRTHKRN
srRIKERs-THE FAMOUS CAPITAL AND LABOR
MOVEMENT" OF ENGLAND COMPARED WITH TIE
PRESENT AovEMEkT-THE POLICY OF THE SOUTH
REGARDING IT-rHE SOUTH ON GRAND STRIKE
AGAINST BLACK nEPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES AND
SENTIMENTS, ETC.
10 TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ensess you herewith article from the Della,
sazsing into motion ball which win gather moss a.
gsss;-
SOUTHERN AID roR THs SKw ENGLAND STRIKERS.
From the New Orleans Delta, March I6
Seward has Just uttered under Ter al The solemn
and ncnstfous falsebcods ever spoken BY heartless
s s .ss w the
crying out for bread he has the audacy 70 promugate
IN csatirg profession OF love for free labor and his de-
tsssaon Of what he calls capital labor Capital abor He
dos declare hh detesAtion Of "capita "corpo
ssssns," "oned nonopoliss' in the free States be-
do would be 70 cut hisen away from his old
Dedsralht associations, and to set himself against his
xbsihh axistocrstic supporters.
The occasion occurs for the South 70 give practical
etaon Of the accusation brought against her by seward
Let send aid 70 the workingmsn Of the NORTH
sonPan,ed with the assurance that Of the South are
yrsssing, Ike them, tho tyranny of Seward Wilson,
annner and their Englsh allies that We, too,
6asd "strike against abouoaisn and FREQ negrosm In
hssatDg natural distinctions N order 10 establish and
Antan ARTIFICIAL distinctions. Let do ths, and poss
by, between the Southern "striks and the Few Eng
Nd "strike' the south and the workngmsn Of the
North may come TO act together tn time 70 do 30 for each
sshers ana the oountrys good. We like the suggestion a
eur correspondent much, and turn over fAvorAb 70 the
AID yoR TIE sxw ENGLAND srlnxaa
10 mn EplroRs OF THE Nav ORLBAEs DELTA
take advantage OF your columns 70 call the attention
- ~ press Of the 6outh The resistance whhe
~, ,cS Mo'1 are nov sSo soe rnn
- and euner areshe representatives The "stxikers
= 0ey are called are simply tho workingmen Of the
kern, VINO, nom earliest infancy have been desgnedlI
sdveaeed N error BY The Old England abolition agitasors
New Engand, and thus taught hate the South WITH
eus cause Inc moneyed nonopoles Of New England did
Tor long time control the Legislation q the country until
eutvssed BY the free trade ana South Failing
n "prstecuon," they commenced war Of free negro
sSAon with double purpae one 70 ret pos ,ession OF
heal power 10 order 70 use In Interest ar csas a.
gsason; the other BY inducing working cIsssea Of
Kew England 70 look at negro servude abroad 70 bind
them 70 the actual white slavery existing at home ina
South has given out her Of retaliation and ooe
aerciai intercourse will soon show New England The
lsny of this insane upon the Southern people me
eaaden failing on Of the Southern tade brings into full
1oree The tyranny Of Wilson, Seward, Sumner and the
free negro party. The South should by every possible
Dea1s htthe maseea at the North that are rot
engaged In war against thorn, but against the spru
Npbes which Seward and Sumner say entertained By
the Northern people. Let rs disprove BY bne great
generous act the monstrous Lie which the said Wm. II.
Seward detboratnly uttered In the American Senate.
"One tounh q nature makes rs all akin" and the
Press OF the South will take up the suggeatou,
snd have committees formed to send aid 70 the North
ern people 70 sustain them In their resistance 70 the
class legislation and corporation tyranny Of tho black
publican leaders, We shall that there and
nerocs hearts under the rough and cold exterior Of
shoee Nortnern workmcn Let rs send them "ad" and
IN invitation TO bring their industry and mechanical skin
% the SCUM Can not committee be formed either in
thm city o. In the country districts put this bah in M,
SOM mink OF the suffering Of those helpless women snd
shtdren 10 New England driven by actual ssArvauon B,
spPeal aln0ss 70 force against the Hswardes q the