The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

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The de,egsses cpssn gro Dc Yard mss bvs tnsy kesy
s4s,ed lts ~ 70 whas ey vii fHAiy DO Banks Is wen
Tue oeiegsts ssoa this pos soa OF MsasacAuse<ss to
bsIesaoo NJ Gvefge Jobpsoo 10 not rated ss D,igAs
map a. before inunsed BE to Char estoa BY aod
iesvtDE the ST. amer SpAuetne expediucu 70 General
Butsr, shs W secured four beThs; General Caleb
C,shrK, Who has taken two; Hon Bsou Bradbury and
Hon Geo Y shepOS, Of Maize; and 100 others, Of
fine Pest oGos difficulty in this piaos has reached
focus, but the txps0a has not Jet occurred. II IL
that Capfan BOdsb the ipcumb had
beea uiuuphsIty vindicated as Wazhngson, and the
opArgss sg~iSst HIM uueSy retuted. w 81
Tho sho makers sho Sed their hsnds po'caiy At tho
late own meetag Tney poed only aboa, seveaty ve,ss
HAvnmaI, Mass, March "a, 1880.
Drsmees " opinion R9arding IA tsrike-7hs oass MO
Have Deserted Not The Real Shoemdk<rs-Vie u tie
Loader Of the Srkoy-Nep Comb SssaSor Hals's
Stwpathy- wkat 10 worths-Aid Demawded-fhe
WosAeN Stand By their Colors-N iA SIDE 1ieio By Lo,s
Republican,, de-, dc.
Sncs Concluding my despatch Of last evening have
seen number OF the representative shos men in this
place, both manufacturers and workmen. Tho former
say that the strike here faded out bat among tho
latter No such feeling apparent except among thoss
gagged 10 q certain branch Of the shoe business heepg
The female strikers unsnimously n favor OF holding
oat the Of this among tho male WORK
men will presently appear.
POSITION OF rFH woRxNx.
The whole number OF w0rkmep ,solu0isg heelerS, In
this te~n At the commencement u the strike, may
nc 90 ~ ecwn 20.
GoOe 70 work (heeers). $50
Out Of and stick for their demands $50
Ihe hee'rg PROCESS requires ess applications, less labor
commands money than almost any other branch
Of the sooeD%tiDg business. The occupation can be
learned short Time, and hence is that carpenters,
GetDc1t Of the regular shoemaker The sympaihes Of
these heeers class not directly enlisted with tho
cause Of the genuine wokmen; and 10 mot matter Of
much surprise although Is ono Of mu IN vigorous
ment and denupciaon on the part Of the work men, 70
nnd these men leave, almost In body the movement In
favor OF pcfease of wages AS matter OF fact it
should be stated thst the actual iofaence the orr
gDa ikers Uf the OF the
but lttc 1t is Of Consequence only by reason Of the
number engaged IN the deerton. This is III. declaration
OF one OF the leading strikers who lis determined to hold
out
TALK WITH PRESIDENT e. HAwLEy, cHiEy srRiKKRs.
REoR1EkwhAI is your opinion about the state Of the
moyen ebtY
Mr. HAwixy-n is at a rather low ebb in HAv.rh,n.
There ~ who viii vote discontinue the strike.
Bot IN the event of Its being deemed advisable do,
Jfnt stock company o. wofkmeu viii DO formed for the
Manufacture Of shoes.
Qres--Baye the workmen competent persons among
the nseyes 20 undertake such an enterpyser
Ars.-Plee'y Of them They have pookkeepers, cut
ters and practical wokmen who know every branch Of
The business also those who have boon manufacturers
themselves, and understand how to bug and sell STOCK,
dDu 10 HhhsACt OF business Is
any manufacturer ia Havcrhi Tue worxmen are
in 'sver q hoioipg out, or "seeing the end IL"
Cues Have any Offers been made TO the workmen to
UNDERTAKE the bts ~ Of paDuiscturings
ADS They have bad an offer Of large building in
Ia~Ece, rent Iree for five years. if they will start the
business there and agree have ohe hundred ana fifty
Oilers have also been received from Southern
cits the workmeD To out and locate there From
kicbnoud Virginia, II has been proposed to furnish them
win cottage RESIDENCES, rent free they will emgrate to
that yegWD.
ocee 20 you think can be done in that respect
not Only think bot know that in Haverhi there
are two hundred true lived, willing TO 20
South vo'k 81 shoemsknz the capital furnished
Shoes be MADE II Virginia cheaper than here and
expense OF journey North 70 purchaae sh thus be
avoided. Ali our men want Is money to 20 South,
almost any where else rather than 70 be obliged
10 submit 10 tho tyranny q their administers
snd The money contributed in other places to aid tho
strikers passes by them ard goes elsewhere they had
the menDs they would not hesitate about leaving.
Quts-Have the manufacturers offered 70 relieve the
Eecs fsit'es Of your poor " Nkmens
ADs-ys; not only TO relieve their necessities, but 10
sustain The strikes At the begpuug Of $780, $50
and SIS promised, II the strikers would hold out
certain period but not collar was ever psid into
treasury, except rhsps small sum 70 help deffay tho
QuesWbai can these heelers you speak OF earn dayf
Ana-Fron ~ TO IS Gee man aIono can mako % 70
So by hiring two ha ads he can nske from % 70 &c. Out
Of this he has furnish house shop rent pegs nails
Sc smoo5tpe 70 aoons 81 per day consider the wages
regular sboemakers Of whom but rom any 70
seventy five cents day.
Ques DO yon know OF men With families earning 10
small = sum ~ % per weebs
Ques.-wnat could they live on,
Ans.-Ihey hved on salt codneh, cornmeAi and cold
water Such ARTICLES as butter, sugar, cocc tea, &c
considered Injuries, and found place in the clio
sets Of these poor families Such cases may DO
regarded Isolated ana unfrequenl admit but believe
thu m To have occurred often bAve those extreme
case Of harsh treatment with which the people Of the
Mott frequently told about occurring 1t the South
among the slaves.
CUES He's politics anything to Go with the present
Abe.-I I'm . republican. and have been an active
laborer 10 the cause, but believe interests badly
damaged Sy continually sending to Congress- to fight
our friends Some Of our Northern wofkmen worse
of than the slaves OF the South These slaves
easily 50 per week his task be we'll fed clothed
and bouted. II things so in the way they have
for come time past some Of our Northern woylmen uni,
be ten times loser than the slaves themselves. Aud
tave to tho conclusion that the logger advocate
republican doctrines the longer .sna have slavery
North ana South Senator fate expresses sympathes
for the strikers Buth much does he sy mpahizss Mr.
@ b. suun merchant IN Philadelphia, sympathzsd to
the anoent Of 500 Tua, is the kiad sympathy the
HsverhiD strikers now want
Qo,s.-Hsve any Of the women returned 70 work.
Ans Net one about $50 signed for toe strike, and
some 20 remained al work The women ieel like death"
about the proposed aoandcDuento OF the strike.
LARGE MEETING or TnE FEMxIR STRIKERS - THRY WILL
OCT
meeting Of the HAce,b.u female strikers was held
last 9ht, AND it unanimously voted continue the
tsin The aetute add nact snch other they
might deem expeeiest tor the success Of the strike
ANOTHER skA1IsG OF FEMALE srRKsfs IN GRovEASD rHsY
WONT
very large and enthusiastic meetog of female srkers
was hello in Gfovelsnd last night was addressed by
Mr. stickney, No George A. Hawley, ana others. Tho
request bling msde that shnsc ia favor OF iiscon.n uirg
the strike should raise their HANDS" not hand
rsssd response the reverse OF the prop ,stion
every hand In the hall raised, amid lively OF
approbanon
OF THE srRlKKrs or HAyERulIL TONIGHT
Cors cradle aserest felt regard messing OF
the male strikers TO night, but II pretty generally
cefesooo that they win not discontinue the strike, bat
make grand rally sustain movement. |! mate.
rial aid to bs furnished the Hsverh strikers
Is the proper moment
HAvKRHlII Mass, March Is. 1860
CSal Action Of ne H1,erhiu Ssikes-7hy Vote to Dis
continue tae Strske
Toe Haverbill shocmakers' strike b ended. At the
meeting tela as, Saturday evening which the HsRAID
bas been previously advssd- Mr. G. A. HawIey In the