The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

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Nar,rt She hoesa .,.a an' iaool popef C'No, DO
ncnt rt.ona,e ~ sho ,n.ses oroasht up tose'ns,t
and ,ckas ralss 4| S,S sA use ssn'on Csies :"
mas, h,,s, d. hc @ 20 yn1 Keep opng and oGong
Y.n have been too SOFT, tell yo Az hst wa want
oT you to stand up for Your rights and Ia rnmboe YOUR
su.nk'c Some OF you have tried to work individually
,tmk have got cuts under The MI sSjn Ta"sS,e, and
ThSIs am gac you working up 70 Your in.eres g.
y has been euRgrsed that we I'VE IN veec,.ble aie q
bad my asa aa .s.s SSs ' not
are ready 10 vs. mS nsSrv ' he
the right one and best promo,iv Of their interests
prosperity Of tho cj as Wei. A. benysu nv
,our coorse this question: and that Won viii yinqlcate
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u,rs - mnn . ssns 70 hs stand and requested oou.
r.ead sfos - sspaiy a. posssbte He WAS urged 70
as sna So"pnsd 10 low practical remArIs He
rnsnnsetnrnS cs hs ,eenns ~ severs importsa.saoe
rs~srss n1uy 'asofaoe 70 tue ~ nn strikers.
70 rs y, .' ween neeru nom 70 Day ana u WIN
GS %su .oaay eot forty nine men to sign out of
No. h.a .s.nnSoA " y. ~ sck toem; NeWoafyport mao
$500 eha'u W. ou' ~ 70 DC thoroughly cAnvassed
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! o,..,s C LIE ruhnEh OF srRKERs.
N1Akihs - cVnArNeS, from the Canv sssirg Committee,
rspo.ss" INA, tne humber Of names obtained To the
oes GU o " insoss, % Isr az osnvassed had oeen
.oo' M vuy Vcn Luz toeeeo 70 strike ms repors was
colsected py tho Chairman, who announced
"a hs;ss Ioa ~ s .as nu%Ser q signatures opsn-
90 os .'xo 10 tnese SHOULD % added thirty or fofty
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baen 90 h, na w V w0n naa
GA :. -" .S Is w. yos inconPio.e % oou"nued,
~ q nnn :. NY t.u .eo svekssea .he ~ onun'
ss. nav ON Inc Ten who mad declined 70 strike
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THE I'D OF FEBRUARY FIXED FOR TIE STRIKE.
Mr. DRAPER then moved that tho first day Of March next
DC fixed on ~ the time for the strike TO take place res
Mr. ALLEN Rich said he was glad to hear the motion,
put ne d,dnt SEQ how he could wait so oug as that
lCries OF "yes Lynn, sad be- s shoemakers
Bunker Hill (Cheers Massachusetts struck blow for
freedom at Bunker Hill, and her example had good
effect ON all the eaveripg States Lot improve our
time and give the undecided the beDe6. OF our decision
Sonseis ne closed by moving an amendment, that tie
SAMUEL GRiEsF, enc OF the oldest men present,
forward at the call Of the audience aud made short
but most energetic address in support Of the amendment
One hundred and twenty eight years ago next Wednss
day., aaid he, he Father Of American liberty
shall we ever have better time to ceiebrate?" His
granoathor had fought IN the battles OF tho Revolution
snd he nacrod some OF his ancestors hatred OF oppes
Patrick Henry, he preferred death to loss Of
| liberty.
Mr. naues also made few remarks, and requesed that
two OF the names On the petition be stricken OF because
they were bc'iions suggesting that man who would DO
so mean an act las to afix fictitious name 10 such
document would rob the dead steal pfainains from
minister's door yard Oaughter)
1he question was then put on the amendment, when II
was unanimously adop.cd, and the motion as amended
was carried by unanimous vote, the CHAIRMAN remark
ing that the vote on the other side was 30 small he couldn't
| count it.
PREPARATIONS FOR TIE STRIFE.
| Mr. ALLEN Rich ,ben moved that the mlrnng of tho
STRIKE bine O'clock they Central square, the
| weather would allow.
MIR GRSaNK insisted that they should meet any way
rain sbnc and the motion was accordingly amended to
| suit his whh and then adopted.
Mr. DRAPER moved that a committee Of five be appointed
Bill Of wsges. ''A'''' 'A'-' " '''''' :" 'A'
Mr.. NAPOLEON wooD the doorkeeper Of the Mechanic
Association, made brief but stirring address 10 the
meeting, urging the strike act Of charity to the
POSSES tn ana OF usoe 70 me taxpayers OF bs
on the naroragn OF The ara for their hnsiness
The motion for a committee unanimously adopted
ana TIE l0no%mg we're cnosen ny nomination az large
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On motion Of the gentleman an Executive Commit
zee OF I'VE was appointed IN the came manner consisting
p SsnSar"n sns' Wa ap'' 'onn :" '"
committee Of twenty TO be appointed by the chair
vas PROVIDED for 70 correct ana extend the price se
n ncSs "ftS ssoss,;on Tnsr sra nv od nan
! outside OF II ss In.
! ShyEIAL volcza-'Let them join II, then"
,barseS ~ anT,,m r;r"sv tha rss ~
| the strke:-Hoses Merrill T. c. Darlin Allen Rich
y1seph =; Howen, mos. Chapman; ", James Martin,
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BY vote Of the meeting the Chairman appointed the fol-
%wng comm"aSe W p soc' ano osDars T
! a G. Weman. r. p. Carter. James Martin - Estc'
e C. Darlin Joseph Dcty, A. Paul, W. a White A. q.
draper. Josepn conner, ~ n: Johnson S
get in The hands OF the strikers should be COM
pleed and carried in every shoe be veil made and X
he bosses refused TO accedo 10 ,her termt The lasts re-
turned.
The meeting then at ten minutes Of ten O'clock ad-
ourped To meet AGAIN on Saturday evening A. ha oast
two O'Clock in ana around Liberty Hall Il broke M
| with loud cheers
Meeting OF the Police Commissioners.
| QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE GENERAL suPERIH.
| rENpENr.
The Board met Yesterday Afternoon the President Mr.
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Sin"n' M 'ne ou'of' commissioners or~nAan' D'"en
Bailey Uishoefer, Mayor Powell and Aid. Peck (acting
! Mayor}. present.
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Regulations were ordered 70 report at the next meeting
II there was not possibility Of reducing the detailed
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