The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

Non sne on8 occupied. - rsesrsd Is De c. that
trcn dissnes ssatmoney here tcepsan
That VS. Or the purpose q drawing trads fom Lynn
Aanufactrcn subscribed noney for the for the
reason that put money 10 their own pockets
STIRRING APPEAL FROM TIE rRsspEsr-sH Would RATHER
ns SLAVE THAN WORK IN BONDAGE IN FREE COUNTRY
commencing with much emotion, but warming up with
her subject as she proceeded il seemed at tmes a.
her hear. stuck in her throat and that IL emotions were
endeAvorpg to find vent through her eyes She said she
that carry her life MAS theirs why will mot our
h what sS q s sy asy
crush Us. win theyi ('No, NO no.'') Never ill |
machine bosses the credit for doing some things they
mad done But what about the poor bouomersY 1--we |
mens work wiz be ent Out Of town, and our husbands
Aud brothers lin 70 starve No, she exclaimed et US sen
our as dress bosece we 90 to work until az ths objects
She exhcr,ed them to be firm stop their work. 70
fuse 70 keep single machine In operation until what
9.s ssD sss ia q
pc sie aed Csapturous applause Tiser motto should
Get your demands dont forget the mcn she referredeo
ne hesband made some passing and leekng Auston
excsmes Tour bondage worse than that Of the Save
Iwoudr sther 90 south and be SOLD ssave than 1--we
y gSsns
chimes would abercon them At once. week had been
given those whe had unfinished work GA hand to finish
and now wss The time for oil TO join and work
unitedly in theSlorous Come out to in all
year strength and the employers will yield, when they
sec what determined little army they have to contend
With. Livefy demonstrations Of sssisfaction)
THE ofs'ER sIpE-A YALE PITCHES INTO s.AvERY.
Mr. JANIS NJ BrFFUM took the stand, AMI in reply TO
Mrs. pamo's observations about slavery, declared That
nothing bad done so much TO dcpress tho North srn Ia
With sssSs1ner who Saa stated i thai tho nor sn a
borers we're in a worse condition than the Southern
slaves ae fell shocked q. such ausu'se and soId the
but cont do here. "No woman sco poor here as NOT
e her 1. |a no sss be sold
TBS tEMA1E s1RIKEEs ARE URGED ny MAC HIVE BOSS 10
TO WORK.
Mr.. TREFREN, machine boss from Salem, was invited
speak He referred 70 the fact that bin of prices for
machine work had been fixed, SO that aa6orm prices
urd all prot.cnd He did bet consider the point Of
aIning the bal q prices oso Of parsMount impor-
was driving trade from lynn, az far as 200 miles
distant, to baBsv- in Maine. In Chsriesowa, Natck
ahops have been opened As matters are nov going ali
ssne combnatcnx in the world cannot hold the machine
fork in Lynn He advised the ladies' e CO. work when hen
theswould keep oney here thai tsnow going 70
other places he knew tat whinfweniy miles Of Lynn
plenty Of ys could bee Saned who would be glad 10 60
10 work and make the wages that Lynn have been
making They could not hinder the manufacturers from
\ getting tc work deacoa,side. 1t m possible, and he
appealedo their Judgment decide which would be the
best pursue He had been asc1sed OF cutting
deniedths assertion and denounced Il Is false He had
soc bis machines for weeks becauee be could not get
pa Of creole esx.rs at two and aAaf cents per pair
sop,eof his help ,,ed bsen with him four years,
any mao y
be regarded ssts duty in the words Of the Psalmist
David, "io p!esd the cause Of tAspoor" (aissss aud
Ar Oliver Appealed TO quiet tAe rsng ebulli.ou OF dis
ratsacton 10 said he had como here to see fair play
IAplausc.) he then propounded several questions to
Mr. refren witch that gentenaa did mot see fit TO An
Mr. OLIVER chen came to the moro substantial business OF
Ae meeting ae asked the sudss.ce-w you go TO work
shah expresr themselves in favor Of compromses
loud crieescf "Noi mo- mol Veil starve first"
prices had been framed and repeated the question: win
you go 70 work. you can eesyour prices before the bill
At this NJ aent, voice Me lower en- Of the room
attracted Mr. O. 3 attention, aue he invited the perssc
come for vsrd and ascend the platform II proved &c be
Eir. John =. Sickncy, Of Lynn machine boss
/ ANGIE zR ArrEAL IN rAso. OF GOING TO WORK.
Mr.. s1cHsEY said he fsi. himself in ery.ous
:ainsrns with him in his , views - He sad
the obec. sf the rl Ike TO raise prices and he de-
70 theirsSs,. What they demanded was not what
h , ssas any ~ = Ss
fran he work until the employers have signed Ma bill
Sa Eg,sss 10 read the 'ssa0n they bad signed as
We ss e. n .:o ssss
Therevas nothing there the employers fisning
and 20 X worr He said The machine bosses had ,tai
couferspoe, and made mutual and joint pcasc6rst,
not nae out work under certain prices and secondly
pay Ia. prices seked for II be your interest 70 hold
out u The boomers their prices then vote against
co,oprone. he repeated thut the strike had started
right tu. he urged the - aet stay where etcrted,
S,en sol.oid out untl the tl signed, ~asl the
,t,urneymn obtained their demands (ApplAuec and
Mr.. '01,grR said the question ws OF too moot i'm
POI fsnccsor himself TO DECIDE, and be left IL The dies
to maize ~ their own minds and decide accordingly.
STILL ON That seoR RyRoRTER
rs. ,3aSxSIJAr hoped dirt when the question was
taxi would he by ballot, that every one could
he pleased without outside interference. while up
wou dss autographed to mot come here tomorrow as
be Eht met storm OF sses and have NO place r the
Five Points TO screen bin. (L2nghter)
nz Al gocA7E FOR o0so TOW Ms
srRtSGgsc Up
NJ. ss,sya sgsn 'ook the stand, and advocated che
ladies Gpia 20 work they could get prices. They
prices % be Ssany point oenovs1sS
II the uzploy should cut ths then strike agair
Hehad persoral knowledge Of the fact that waE
going way s,m Lynn and the sAoe business aprpgng up
Sure Of smsI, boxes for Baker Growers sticnnV ma
eiines, nd hSa lately manufactured 81 200 worth to 70
70 e a:i hec or let 90 e:ewhers should Dss
Dc sener sy kRown that women herc make IS Sc per
% - INTO u, BE cautioned them carefully on the
sunr e. ~, I vote anderstandugy.
10 49, they should not tell lie. (Apcausc) ''
swsAT -lRx 1.z MIL OPERATIVES okl,GKD 10 sIess
~ even y s S u tram me hs in
beitor sbga 10 sign the rules reguissocs be-
fore the, ssn)d 20 tc work.
The II .LsGpEN-Ttat's srue.
Mr. Eu ME- did NO. with to throw any s.npedimenn In
the way accommodation. All he ntendid to show
was that 1e operatye amply fortified BY precs.
dents fox Insisting tsst their bill OF prices should Le
signed by 70 empcyers In the mills the act OF signing
the regulate ns regarded as legal contract, and
such there lould be nostncton between tic employer
and the ernnl Dyed
TILE &u-DCT
Mr. OrIySs said II was EAoved and seconded that the
question vol you 60 70 work yoa get your prices
thoot The bos siepjng the b' laid on The table
cries OF sEoi MOI" "ya,s the question now" SNow,
Noww "IAts ave another meeting 70 think Of nn
The question uaa finally pot Fad the motion TO lay or the
table Was carried BY . lar9s-sasjority.
cANyAsskaa TO GO ~ Far AS szoEs GO.
Mr. OilyrR sis.A that the Contrasting Committees LAd
1ot done so rnuss they shcud Moro thcm shorA
10 Van xesi,l T.