The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14
THE STRIKES.


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cess Of erection IN Fh aveaue and vino struo IN 80
wsges time ago, still rscsssto work. the coutrso.o
declining % aOcsds 70 their demand for iucre,sed ~
One result Of tho Strike tha work upon ths nsw siao
has been mainly suspsnded ever snos AnosAsr rssus
that the strikers have been thrown temporary supser
upon the Soas Cutters Assootation. ID bolsvs1 -
the intervention Of Archbishop Hughes win spou ~
ever bring about IN amcabIc aSjasmsat OF he sssr
ne contractors, having eight years Tune allowed thsn 4
which to complete the building. claim right % TAXA sAs
own time, sad said, deny me right or The AxchoisAs
70 Interfere. 1nAsmuch the Stone Cutsers AssoctatIo
upholds The stsikersa the strikers, FACT bslon9 q
tors win have 70 succumb OF procure abocrs Out q -
rork. y runnored thai movement a ~ latter knA
Ou = s. 3 vsy s0Ssy and that one css': e hsss
saspascs would isasw such step
Prs1ress e the Shosmakers' ssr1xs.
ttron ne Boston Traveller, March l2l
me- strike q tho shosmAkers ssil makes prorvsru
without noxsver any msstsa advance tsssrds sssis
ngs = various places but want q hin Us y ths
M shoemakers Il Newburypors held shs,r ons -
ing At The CITY Han o. Saturday evening, win s vsryI
large affeudanCa when letter read mon the feussI
strl.ers proposing joint mass meetsg The Cry HaI
on Tuesday evening, which sgreed 70. Csrue 81
Goodwin was elected Treasurer Addresses were NM
BY J. r. Smith, d Cook and G. Peabody. We Give -
Mr.. Smith asked II they had couptsd the cosss Ne
answer was they had, and they determined 70 hn6
out Mr. Smith advised tho strikers 70 behave orderly
and deserve the respect Of the community BY SO doR9
they would be 10 reosive assistsnce from the public
TO aid them In carrying out their plans They resded /, IS
their deberHtons stand for tue r,rhI, ia
bold aud true He considered the strike forced noon
the workmen selfoefence; they could net a,rd =
bg he mar rim unA
they must either demand higher pay bsc0s involved
IN DEBT without prospect OF paying Mr.. Smith spoke
nearly an bour and was frequently sppauded BE closed
by again advising the strikers mild In all their 40
tlons, and succeta sure
Two workmen rcated their experiences. One mads rst
quality Of for thirteen cents: by working hard -
cond nnish nve pairs DER day. Another struck DO
nevug as wen 70 DIE BY the sword as by famine which
was tue cure result OF present prices. ss
We have also nom our correspondent at Beveriov =
luh report of the mesipg Of the shoemaers place
On froay evening GlstAvus ODER presided Richard
Patrick, Jr., acted Seer tary. Mr. Dillon OF LINN
said that next Tuesday was to be noted day for LIMA
referred in complimentary terms 10 the snaness Q; ma
merchants and others In that place ia ararAiuc Deocs
serien at very low rates 70 the strikers and s he VA
astonished find how little IL cost them 70 live IA
ended with strong appeal 10 the Of tho tsfe
10 Join in the measure.
Hon, John Prince Of Essex vindicated the prinooe n
the movement ~ honorable and Just Ffeder az W
Choae, ESQ the next speaker, ssged BY Mr. Prtooa
he had the foo bill OF the Essex County Bar as he M
he didn't remember the st OF prices exacty but "a
lawyers, SAID he, generally take al MAJ has not
and SO can't have much chance 70 strike morsl"
At adjourned meeting on stardsy evening, tho b.
very shoemakers voted 70 strike Tuesday next whsn
tney w proceed TO Lynn, to be present at the great
The shoenaEers Of woburn held meeting in the Town
Hail. Friday evening, which WAS fully attended ana
preparations made for q strike the coming week.
THE STRIKE REVIVAL IN HAvERHrrL. .
HAyxRnII. March IL, 1850
Tho return from Buffalo OF Mr.. Geo A. Hswicy tho
principal leader Of the strikers here saturday Infused
new life into the movement crowded and enthusi sue
meeting held Saturday evening in the Town Hsa
Tho resolutions Of manufacturers we're dlscssed ~
denounced and vote passed nos 70 10 to WORK III ia
bill Of prceeb signed.
number Of the best workmen are now 1t work 4 ,hs
mined. .tls -.
THE STRIKE MANIA IN NEWARK.
From the Newark Journal, March i2l
Since the extraordinary movement among the cord
wainers Of Massachusetts in favor Of an increase In
pricesa movement which elicit ths substanuL
chsnics have become newhat general la this sect
The Ccrdwapers Association Of city, at one OF their
their brethren IL the East ana ssnserins them material
aid The movement among the n,achnists OF Philadol-
has elected the sympathy o. Newark mscniniss. who
week transmitted nom their Union the Of 500 Tor
he support OF tho strikers in the city OF Broinefy Love
Aoet o. the mAchinss here within tho past weeks
have made similar demand upon the employers, Woo
readily acknowledged the justice OF the ca and yielded
follow su and the striking mania III essens 70 be- ne
quits general The laws various Unions de
RS sns any % nss between the s
terron have formed themselves into society With oo-
sttuon BY laws. 3D., ia order 70 protect msetves
against any attack which may be made upon their into
rests, either BY their employers or BY others
THE sHoEMAKKRs or BEvxRLY VOTE 70 .srarxu.
me shoemakers Of Beverly, Moss held ther second
meeting on Saturday evesng. Mr.. Dion, Of Lynn Wa
the first speaker. Hon. John Prince present By special
invitation, made the next address. r. W. Choais 3d.
and Mr. John Knowltou, manufacturer, followed Ia favor
@ the movement The meeting was largely Attsndsd,
They voted unanimously 10 strike
APPROPRIATION IN AID OF THE SrRIKL
Inc Lynn HechAnicn' Association, Saturday ovea.
Ing appropriated $780, The amount in their treasury
q the strike.