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

Northern shoenakmg towns oppose the strike becsnse
hey say will RAISE the price Of Southern nggers Raise
ihe price Of hogans they CONTEND and the price of
must go up. But this way some Of the NORTH
ern anti slavery men reason.
The towns Of Saugus Danvers South Danyers los sich
b verify, &c, &C., viii be referred 70 next
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
The subjoned reports Of the progress OF the strike In
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire are from the Boston
1aos!Isr Of Tuesday -
LYNN, Feb 81, 1850
hst evening attended meeting Of the eroale strikers
NE moe Dlnuers And etchersa class OF shoe
wnose MDor Just essary and Indispensable n thai
OF the "Jours, who seI the shoes ready bind and
stch and thsn complete them after they bound and
scned they CLAIM that their wages been reduced
almost 70 starvation prices, and judging from their pro
ceedngs last evening they bound 10 institute re.
Iorm found some three hundred ladies assembled
about me DOORS laughing joking, denouncing the Boston
AT hrst supposed the ball was rot opened, but
learned that crowded. and that this large company
VAS composed OF those who could get pushed
through the crowd, and soon found M self in the pre-
sehce OF bali full OF ladies' old and young, crowded to-
gether, filing every and the aisies, the latter
full that shrans back despair from the task Of elbow
ing my way 10 The cnairmans desk.
Mr. Willard oliver presided Women are inexperienced
in parliamentary tactics Mr. Oliver found W he
great acquisition. committee appointed Tor that pur-
pose reported the following as a scAe oi prices -
First quality fox Congress cloth, IA cents ID quality
lSc. LIST quality tips 12c % quality, lie LIST quality
Creole, loc. I'd quality, &C. LIST quality half fox l2c.; I'd
quality, lie. let quality fox CATERS, &C.. I'd quality Sc
LIST qna.y tips &c. ID quality, &C. list quality creole &C.
"a qusb,y, Sc LIST qua y half fox, &C.; "a quality, TO-
Isl quality hie HAND CATERS, &C. "a quality Sc. LIST
kid Congress, &c.. % quality 7c LIST quality kid lace
boots, ,tayed Sc. % quality &c. LIST quality stayed
1c 20 quality, &C; list quality baskins' 7c; quality
button boo,s kid, l4c % quality l2c LIZ quality but
ton boots, clo,h l4c; I'd quality, l2c Binding axe.
stitching cores, lhc stitching fronts and heels, 1.c
tips and heels, ic heel pieces NC closing gaer linnss
lie. bugkUR "a
slippers lace kid, lc closing congress hees lace kid 70
Binding front lace KID lc binding Shippers lace kid, lc
binding buskns lace kid 1c. Basng 0xngs I'D, lc
Blasting tips and heels lace kid &c Blasting heel pieces
lace Kid lc. basting cores lace kid, lc Cunning
Boot hnrhing-First quality Congress- cent?; second
quality scents first quality CATERS, cents second qua
hy, cents first qaaity ankle tie cents; quail
y, cents fret quality button boots. II cents button
holes, cent apiece eyeet holes aud tongues, cents
binding ana eyeletng, CENTS second quality " finish
ing" by hana, So cents button glove boot, a cents,
shop girls per week-Frst quality Singer machine,
S. second quality, 81 80; third quaiy 81 First quality
on Grover Baker, S. second quality 81 so; third qua
lily, "a FIRST quality on Blasting, $4 second quality SIS 6O
lily, 50 90; third quality, So
The prices for work misses and womens boots and
shOer are yet 70 be liked.
IU...-.-..e 1scussion followed. majority favored
the prices given above blu, fe~ thought they
were too high. They sald there in abusing
the bosses, and they were sure they would pay
the prices that list One lady had been to Salem,
and the result Of her visit the belief that If
reasonable scale Of prices were adopted they would
strike, otherwise they would take the work and il
the present rates. Miss Clara Brown the champion
OF high prices, and told the others not TO be Dud
bosses would have 10 pay the prices they said Her
aide carried the day. the prices were adopted BY
tremendous majority. The following ladies' were added
70 the Canvasspg Committees in each ward
Ward martha Ellen and Amanda Rhodes, Sarah Ola.
rage. 2-hllen HAYWOOD Eliza Vickofy Ann Maria Lord
Sarah Ellen Parker Mrs William smith, Hannah Maria
Heath, Caroline Dow Susan Chase Elizabeth Miller,
Mrs. Mary ID. Foster Miss Emily Pafrey, Mrs. Ellen In
gals. 6-Mrs Louisa Dixon, Mrs. Phe be Jones' Mrs. Nj
ram Bessom Mrs Elizabeth Coates, Mrs. Louisa Bessom
6-Mrs Beidora NarstOn, Mrs Louisa NJ Hanston Mss
Harriet Jacobs, Mrs. Mary De Merrcll Mrs lacy Ann
ssetson. 7-Mrs. Jane futile, Mrs. Emeine Jewett.
Mrs. Greenkai, an elderly lady, made an excellent
speech She considered their cause q serious one and
precisely similar to that Of the Jewish pararchs Who lett
Egypt because they obliged work for nothing and
furnish their own materials
The ladies hesitated proposition parade In pub
lie procession, but some announced that the CITY
Guard had volunteered to escort them, uniform and
they voted 10 come out They adjourned 10 meet at
Iyceum Hall ~ night.
THE VISIT TO NARBLEHEAD.
Having now disposed OF the most important denonsra-
ton OF the day. must describe briefly, the trip OF the
male strikers 10 MArbehead The procession left this
city before eleven O'Clock, and with numbers who
contained at least 500 by before
Marblenead At swampscou they halted before Atlantic
Engine company's house, where most OF the members
were assembled Cheers were given, and the bell
rung till The procession had passed by.
In the square halt was made and collection taken
mp for the BAND Napoleon Wood near the head
OF the and of the ons OF the crowd
He said 1t Was impossible to keep Napoleon long in
exile
One striker in the procession had pole With two dead
crows oansng from the top and nsir Of sAs n,ssoneu
70 we S of p aaaiy The appearance of TINS device OK
cited much laughter and three cheers from the crowd
Another bears banner inscribed, ''Our Marblehea
Brothers-we VI lend you helping hand"
In the centre are two hands srssped and directly
dernesth motto, Friendship" Around this central
device are the words, Omitted we Stand, Divided we
Fail"
Mex, Transparency bearing on TWO Of its sides
the NOTICES
''The laborer is worthy of his hire"
sour is just, our union perfect
On the Oiber two sides devices representing the
various implements Of the craft.
national flag completes the display in this particular
The best OF feeling seems to prevail and many Of the
ing good nssuredy with the bosses the police officers
about the square.
Jus. before reaching Marblehead reception took place
BY delegation OF several hundred jours with quadrine
band The crowds the rocks in the the
outskirts OF the town immense. The banners and
devices in the procession Of the Iynners much al
mred. In addition to those already mentioned that
of loaf Of bread Goldfish and potatoe, stuck upon
pole ana carried by Patrick Buckley, alias the lynn
The procession proceeded At to the square front
Of the Town Hall
more speeches by Messrs Beebe and Green, and con
siderable marching the Iynners returned home, and
were too tired 70 make any further demonstration
night
MARRlnEAp, Feb. q, 1860.
The hh meeting of the journcymen shoemskers this
town was held at Lyceum Hall Friday evening last
The hall was filled al 40 early hour long before
had arrived for the commencement OF business Al half
past seven O'Clock the Chairman and Secretary made
their appearance upon the stage and opened the
ngs The Chairman stated that the object OF this special
meeting was to take into consideration the proposition Of
Mr.. j. B. Waits, who announced his intention OF giving
concert for the benefit of the ters and hear the
ports Of the committees Mr. Watts proposition was re-
Ceived with bursts OF applause
MIR. Haskell then forward from the committee ap-
pointed 10 wait the for the purpose
n'ing them with the Inst Of prices for consideration
and reported that they avoraby received but that
they wished for further time 70 coesder matter Ac.
copied.
Mr.. Dixey, from the Committee prepare Constitu.
ton and By Laws for the Association reported that thsy
had attended 70 their duty and the 10 the es
ing
Speeches made by Messrs. l. Orne, N. bartlett. p
Duey Day and others denouncng riotous proceed
ings at ~ m
4 motion then made that Committee on Perma.
nept an zon the Town Halt, Saturday ~
two O'Clock the signatures OF those favor Of
Ant,a ro.-