New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

The MACHISIsTs' STRIKB.-A meeting OF rep
re.cnta,iycs from machine shops Of New York and yciu
rs was held las, evening at the hall No. III Bovery
The President George w Wade occupied the chair ard
A. J. Daily acted a Secretary The filed
a-l the assembly evidently comprised quite an nieli
gent body Of men What was denominaicd the BLACK
List" comprising tie names Of - mGchni-ts who. u
was alleged had connected themselves with the move
iaent for a strike and subsequently had gone D. work
in non conformity with tie regulations Of the Afsocia
ton was posted very conspcuou-ly the walls Of the
hail The President, In his opening address, urged the
necessity they wished t. succeed Of preserving per
feet unity. A delegate stated that tie bosses" lad
sent a delegation 10 Wellington IN order 70 get TIC
time on their contracts extended ~ days 40 as t. enable
them by stopping their work g. bring the workmrn T.
terms and not pas the advance asked for The SecTea,
believed the ompoy pat In wedge hai~ ouia
break up the organ4ation. hy dividing the ""rAn'h
into classes. and hiring onl portion and ihuf urif
the remainder back helr Glc employers terms AID
finally tie whole The ONLY safety for tie 1orfHei
was in making IL common cause. and not 81 e. Woih
TN the employers placed all their men a work % Tao
advance Of per cent Another d!egnie thought there
was such n demand FOR labor tAai there would be- ~
trouble tAat point. Tie employers wonld be- GLAD 10
hire all the they could ge-ih-rc was DO fner'il
ors labor IN the market II was stated Ia icscrai
shop. had recently raised their rate Of wages and thc
question arose whether that advance should b. con
sdered as going to make up portion Of Tie - PEI cA'
DOW demanded. Ahr some discussion Of this matter %
motion was made 20 appoint committee 10 dfai reso.
buttons explanatory Of the position assumed BY TIE asso
caiion In regard e. tie circumstances under which
men might resume work. Mesars. Post Paffoo aud
Winslow were appointed OF tAlb committee uAp ptc.
scented the following resolutions which were adopted
R,o,re9 it, lie, every sn enrsea viii "a. in to caafe
pledge himself not g. commence NDit unin every Dan 90
cciyes Is pr cent edyslle D. pr Ir'r."unn sop
Conner In,fitu,r "a Thst s't - men = i 90
wog, until every who Wa rsns IN %" os,ah % mr
II the OF thc .tiike ss receive = per cent .d' "a
That oil men wish not 70 80 - Wa n iheh f,'
snopt may lave the privilege 81 s1nf "hci" - ti t}
may not prevent their shopmsioa rom going 10 wa
vote of thanks was passed to the men emp"!e' Ih
the shop Of Singer Co for their pro1cr Of sympathy
and aid /, WIS stated IN connection that all iho men
epployed there worked by Tie piece moiion waf
carried 10 procure the names Of persons working nj VA
sons and add them to The black LIST. Some REMARKS
we're made In reference 10 several other firms which
called forth sentiments Of dsalpiObnon The Score
trv az the Aachiusts Protective Association reed 90
aopenl 10 tie mhcLuiss throughou, tie United states
and Canadas and 70 the common brotherhood Of labor
q, sustin the uachinsts Of NewYork IN the night o.
se,,ipc II value Oh their labor delegate stated hat
tpo prouuent individuals Of the Eleventh Ward were
willing 10 give $50 OF els 70 all the movement but d.d
not with o. publicly connect themselves viii IT, 14ey
were politioians A vocc-"Put it OF al otter olcc
ton.1 The President sad that 80 far ~ poiiticnns
were concerned they Lad better chuck them all over
hard" Tie meeting shortly after adjourned. mas
meeting Of macnfts is t. be held at Harmony Garden
tomorrow (FndaD evening.