The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

eomiee 9 yonr desire 70 respond U our wishes you vii
~ re.dl and willing y serve bus tn then we mas
7eals In behalf Of Tho meeting.
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nps Pom Rs1 kSanr Committee
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s hours Of seven and eight O'Clock In the evening
,.P A.Au. communication addressed 10 tho comaasse
through the once wii be promptly attended to. 7 -
Outside Of the immediate neghborhood and along TIN
line Of the Bosom and Worcester Railroad but little
ment seems 10 exist the subject but in the to wn itself
there deep interest manifest EIa
DEMONSTRATION commenced yesterday with process
son petwcen I'VE andSsx hundred OF the unemployed
headed by the Natisk Brass Band dlscoursing vcy
c. Ia tho procession were carried several banners,
bearing inscriptions One was
OUR DEMANDs ARK JUST, /
BRxAD FOR OUR WIVES AND cinIDRKs {
They marched through the principal srs sss OF the town
ana finally, 1t about halfpas O'clock assembled in
force in School House Hail. which they have eogaged for
tnoir meetngs-and here let US stae that Whatever may
have been the character Of these demon In other
quarters at Natck the the highest degree orderly
and unusually quiet MOI once during the day ORD we OBJ
serve oisofdery manifestation, yet evecy man seemed
bent on purpose which he was determined to nccom
phsh. Here were some nve hundred men, assembled
from half past one to five NJ discussing the agtapg
question: and aore attentive and orderly gathering could
barely be brought together.
The meeting was opened with prayer BY Rev: Mr..
The following preamble and resolution, from the shoe
makers Of South Natick was offered and unanimously
In Of the ets Of lac shoe manufacturers
soGh N,cs The Germans wharsw from the native
hs cp OH %ss s csn g. held
when he following resous,cn uus..aously adop.edI
a esh s the ss q v s,s in
from sSasIS % The rs: of the Sscs sFs up s bat
mite bich nod Haon otrtad oy;et Rroo
field reported that there the the number OF
SEQ bad held meeting and taken the FIRST steps tow ards
foImrg society, with the intention to strike at favor
After "Hai Columbia by the band, the Rev Mr.
WALKER Bapss, clergyman took the sssnd HIS address
by "hopins the strike would be successful in every
committee appointed to take up collection for
the band The rest Of their abors amounted To s2 o.
GEORGE SAwiS, Ess being called upon came forward
and made spirited speech in which be took ground with
He was followed by Rev. Mr. SMITH, wtc during the
course Of HE remarks, made use Of language would
scarce expect 10 hear from clerical lips.
After further music by the band the Chairman read the
following Geographic despatch, which had just been
ceved from Dover, N. Fl =
The shoemakes Of Dover assembled In MorriN, Hall and
filled II to overflowrg Voted u strike unanimously.
The despatch was followed by cheers and tremendous
applause After the tumat had ceased the chairman re-
marked that this might account for the sudden disap
pearance of q certain Mr. Durgan" which created much
merriment
heV or: pAbouh lonnrs,ahl, oi Sou.a N.sSA, next
teman has recently been denounced by his congregation
oevauss VI us NJ ID supIi ~, VI ne ae naue
most refined He believed the of the present
ment was not account OF 'suppy and demand" but
he in r. He aaa rs
cent conversation with sofne OF the manufacturers they
bso SAID that they would crop one cent from the rates
DEMANDED tney would acceoe and agree 70 pay case The
proposition WAS met bs cries Of "Not cent and "Cash
as they stand The speaker continued by saying that
In AVnr thCir &nlh ham tn Grn ohoah
and they would succeed:
MI. MOSES EAAs, OF Soutn NaucK, compared tue POSI-
non OF EMPLOYERS sna employed 70 par Oh snesrs1
neither blade was OIL use witheut the otner he sisted
thai as the hung together the bosses would
CUT and grind with them until The lves wore out but that
now the noble men he saw before him had knocked the
ivet out an SAID TO 'ne employers grind up again eod
lei US come toeetner rignt hs was quite WHY IN dis
remarks, ana st.oogiy sav9Ga,ed ,ne moVemenI
stating that few such meetings as this, on the birthday
OF washington, would orns on premature resurrceaon
contest for bread and butter not for fashionable liberty
ne nose VINO sun WORK 9. ,ne Sa prices eua "a
sed his hearers to marx those men that they reap none
OF the aavsnages OF inc stnke ness tney Jonea WIN
M nc an use OF force or oIs ne
au aovocse mora sussor ne oet meu te Cs.se wEfcn
naa prouen on tns sste o. .ngs w p 'e pfess
paia 10 nae oeen SO low 'n .ney coau no. ao6a
TO DO good work. the consequence was that great portion
Of the shoes made were thrown away they became use
ess I.ef very niue use; s aue eA ,n r;n f 90
rnso ~ ls po rr Uauo , ~ shar am nIovment
many snoemakers Every Que guy "a oieI em", ,sL
turned too and went 70 making up ss poor WORK ~ncn
almos any one cora 40. ,, Ane nc. hs ,;had s
rssn.r ECu rers recs;vnd With annls,ssa
1s han the meeting Hs really
,.vs A ,h, ,Ees sre connc;ve 70 hsath He a.,
ne faces hafore him that he se At their s, mees
ps ioateen DAYS ago. and they really looked brighter
NOW than then Tia smoke in terms of reproach OF a
Of So,,h Ssfcr Who bad an,ieg the term
70 ,bo tr,,.rs Tins Vac r,sntionsd nv savsrs
~ ,be sTeI.,s and crsasa oonsaarah,e fsein1S Ix
VIZ fdad %;,ns.,s rnses scr ~ ,ha n,ovemsr md
as viI,ng 20 hssr vha,eyer hlsme was attached Z, nj
e teI . e .s, Ss sr;rc o Of ssss wor"
or Sta nrsone AMI n ios vss1e not sucnessful v-ah
I nyassr, aosin,are fev would he with The newt Po
o,sd h ,ha, Tho Ns,,c. shoemake,s could
veil stand srtv davs STRIFE and urged tho,e VINO a,,li
held Off WHOM he termed toresI 70 Join with thsin
~ ordsr, sor ~or aanc aavised them no. 70
,I, nnt,, from, sheer want 10 stis tn and der,snd
The rsiescash and no orders and closed bv Wishing
ther, Success and trumnb
Noxt came Mr. SANryr srE,Rys who Ia reportipa this
Tor tho Ne Yo,t Z,t,,,o Ife aiso sncke Of