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

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secosd avenue which be w.s infornsA that Mr. s,ha
fer, Of the bosses, sgn6ed The men who applied
any, q sns ne & I
they might eAve Thh Announcemcnt was received
wsh hIses snd other symptoms u dss'alstac,on.
shornerbeger Of Greenwich rreet Aot yet being ready
Mr.. Hux2oAusu, . member II The meeting, assembled
the platform and addressed III meeting with much
energy He SAID hsre were many cabinctmaksss IN tbs
city who hold themselves LOOT from their assccIston
craft He deprecated he principles which guided the
tons Of such men. He Aid on all the spirited man IN
for their work desp' % tho mean conduct Of such
pable men those ~ whom be spoke. He directed a.
shoemaker in the assrn States ana commended such
conduct as they In steadily maintained, example
for the New York cabinet makers IN taeir present Difficult
makers alto ether insdequaae 70 ae support Of their
families Any hing lower than two dollars day for men
At the south are better on their plantations. he nsstsd
venepentiy ,than cAbinetmakevs are here. Would man
selves -. s nave y . ss
wropgw be demanded In conclusion. me speaker con-
cudeo mid loud applause and cries q ssNo" go.
odm%ss s.s s
esas khment me report stated that whom appusaotin
f/snen that be could yet afford 10 give increase,
~ Ms Southern trade had not yet opened brsky but ne
was move made in ths direction by other bosses
ne report o. this committee was referred 70 she general
msetng 70 take place g Harmony Garden Essex street,
0cd the meeting soon after adjourned.
POLITICS AND THE STRIKES.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALp.
Having interested from the beginning the free
labor movement originating with The shosnakers Of kasaa
L.
meeting held IN this city last Monday evening.
Twas little surprised II The disposition Of few indi
vduas present 10 excluds any and all aluson political
topics All win agree that the meetings held New York
cid and assist those who have noby
struck for the independence Of labor in the North should
not be merely party oaucuses held for the purpose Of i'd
vancing the interests or any political sspiran Any
cal party. But IL the cause that has led to the evils
that oppress degrade and almost fhe mechanical
aborers Of The North lies deeply rooted political error,
them to themselves and the best interests Of
their country they should cndeavor lay the at the
very rootof the tree OF evil that overshadows them.
II the political hucksters who have raised thu storm Of
popular fanascism I'm Massachusetts, by their noisy ca
mornings against the Institutions Of tho South they
might mount the Of popular fury and ride Into
power, have caused the difficulties that exist then u b.
the duty OF the sovereigns OF the country the h.
b0rers Of the called free Ssates hur them from
sn ns ana Put !. s who T
scandazing the Institutions and people Of Independent
During the first week Of tho strike was in Boston and
took pains 70 learn tho that have led
to the present troubles.
During the crisis 1s57-ss most Of the large manu-.
factureTs obliged either TO discharge their work
men or reduce their pay TO almost starvation prices.
Since !has time they have been promising msny OF them
But in consequence Of abolition sggreion the invasion
Of Hsrpers Ferry and the general OF the
fPaac md NJ ucAu
Massachusetts, the people OF the South have come to the
conciusion and icgisa one, that they send orders
mace upon the goods viii be appropriated 70 the stealing
Of negroes or sending armed oonspraors invade the
LEI seohons's deny e much = they please these
and the abocnilts Of Boston have been teaching the
people Of The North for years that the white aborer Is
the slave that the southern planter would Is soon buy
or sell white shoemaker . negro. Nov II is : fact
paid than in New England Statistics sussain The state
ment BY ample proof What the social condition OF the
mech %sss'csc y the South I a1Or 70 be TACT .
ter, % be called whom he gives splsndd entertain
nent 70 his friends invites The shoemaker that makes the
respect u the honored gasss DO your neshbors
OF Boston treat Dis poor mechanic or whose hard toll
Dey have snaased their wealth. IN the same respectful
Is time That ms everlasting aim sgalna. . =.
Those who have raesd The should sink beneath ~
fury J. for one, glad that the FIRST blows being
rers Of massachusetts, the leadership Of Wilson
(himsel mAnufacturer), have contributed more than
wind " let them reap the wbir1ndS but let the poor,
suncring mcchanica DO sustained -sustained with eym
pashy-susa'ned with money viii prove agood invest
mere conflict Of interests between the North and
msrc and interests Of the North s s. oa%
strong and well proportional towers naturally lean no
sga.ss and support each oths. Ls the people q
South and the men OF The North "draw near