The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

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No. mn, ,Ssy saw you rascas" Bot will
NV onoi 'res sny I've" Qnud applause) We will
rights. N'" S' e' W.
CLASSIFICATION pr SCARS
proceeded 70 define arp sketch the genus "scab"
BE .~und in lynn. He said here we're three kinds o..
ecabs'Fnst, there were the szy, vagaoond, drunken
scaes who never worked 10 any amount when anybody
slse S,d Then there were heioppish scabs who wore
money Tor clothes. They had 20 money, credit and
had to work in earrets with m,ned lapstones. Qaugh
ter The last clase was the quitting board huggersn
the nearest of all who held on soap the bosses Some
of these had left the town But where can they co.
Let them take the wings Of the morning and fly to the
utermost parts OF the earth bit they would still be scabs
They might dig down into thel bowels of the earth, but
they would s be scabs and Fhen they fell into disho
nored grave they would die sabs. But the shame did
not end berethey left to thei1 unoiending offspring the
disgusting legacy, :" Your fathlr was scab" Cheers
and applause
Mr.. d etated that "maiera aid" was necessary to
bring the strike TO successful conclusion and he hoped
the benevolent overyw where void contribute literally 10
the cause.
CRUEL ISpIcNTY TO ArsMAIE STRIKER
Mr.. G. A. HAw1EY, of Havehm, next addressed the
meeting. He presented copypf hand bin, which hat
been posted up he First aptst church In Haverhi
bearing the following inscrptN:-
@ @
Here lies the body Of .'BE STRIKE the child of
g. A. Hawley and Lie Kitbsll, room q. Died
March "a Of starvation ecabs and togerism.
There is no future for the did II is dead for ali
eternity.
The I'ze Kimbalr so urgrciously referred TO, s the
lady who the leader Of tbdHaverh female strikers,
aud aworthy ana estmable woman When the manu-.
accrers resort 10 suoh despioaie TO bring odurn
upon pectahie lady II is wonder that the work
should entertain feelings Of bitterness against them
Posting lady is the meanest reTnge malgDity eau re-
sort to- Mr. Hswley stated that the manufac'urers ha'
already begun 70 reduce the price, they promised -
and another strike with better and more '"orousu VI
gahization was not unlikely -
MEETING rASEuu HALL PROPOSED,
Sergeant THOMAS ONru, who WIS WIN ex.rres1oen n
Plerce IN Mexico and his facotpm AZ tne WINE houeo
curing portion Of Gen. Prs admins ration, deivSrsS
rally ing speech He favored meeting In Faneu hau 70
consider the condition OF the woTkingmen, and ls moi
unlikely that such n meeting will be Cotton up
=, SENATOR WILSON REBukED
MI RcnAtD BnIaS addressed the meeting 10 the
course OF hs remarks he animadverted upon the
OF Cobber" Wilson. When apythpg ia ~ be done for
he v ofRiDemap, said Mr.. wha does he do9 Nothing
such men shorld be done away nth. They talk 10
and show you their hands, wbn they want your votes
but when the time comes TO do YOU service they not
there.
SAVINGS BANKS TX CALLED
Mr. JAMES c. Rogers, chairman Of the meeting, advo
Gated the withdrawal of money the savings banks to
sugan the strike and, after few remarks from some
others the meeting adjourned The Financial Committee
is c0nynsed OF &essrs j. Rogers, JOS Myers and DapL
DO,r TO contributions in aid OF the cause may be
eeut
MEETINGS AnJGNING TOWNS.
The strikers continue 10 hold meetings In Lynn NatcS
&c In the latter PLACE, the distress is great and con-
Dttee out in card, appealing to the public for as
ssance.