Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19
inss OF iss shceucs to all tia, used I, a.

90 vi Hs Ger nceucs 70 all that used Il a.
!. Rssol q, That in be opinion Of ,hi. mat, ,
~. Iut ~ necessary tina steps be- t,kers'
sno VIM eutaacs Of the l,olun, in
" range for ~ u;ual intnrthin.e :
e el upon isrns Of equ.!ity 70 tast printer
s'riy Nc In "" ngo fem Other O. 10. n'i
arr 20 o'poeit their cards snd yo.e on rsrn,
i ,,%a vi hoat "a, ing 70 be proposed and
IN. o. er Societies WIRE not equal to
S<o, lhst IL u, In the opinion OF ,his
.Hs eoeoiutsiy usceesary that tho seal,
s,.t r''ses or N" Columbia Typographical So
e"?, 70 EiI as regard piece work, be renodeled
shd . bs tier reS ulaiion OF The rui.a 10, 49,
veil zen, "a ~ had P'e-o
M. Judd did not wish to discuss these res.
cihton-. He simply identified them Tor ths
ron,ids ra.icn Oi the meeting wv
ma. S"roo said be had not understood the
esoiurors. He wanted some one to read them
VINO could read plain. II.au .hter1
mr. Eiaks suggested that Mr. Sardo read ,hsm
rims Ii. ILaus hterl
hr. Sal do ~ ensea hinas+l IL oa the ground lha,
q. lad tobacco la ais mouth. tLsughtr.I
rad e>N@
Mr Sei do" " no Is the author OF them res
Cleticnt -
voicr-.sThe enc who read theuon
Mr.. atkins said that whatever griayaneas
ehhtT "a tn picce hands 'hey should be met,
E,.t In mass meeting, but by the society.
drd ~ aE appeal TO the society, AID he there
tore moved 10 m Id oy striking out all of the
PIesnei. and rssoiu ions except the first, and
iEr EcTcs IT ;his thu " o;r -; the Ara,
Mr- RAJ, nsoB con>id, r,d a mass me,tinY TIM
orly proper place whereat 20 make these
thHnRe-. He had heard an old Washington
-:oe stt about except at a mass meeting The
6 stieniaa sho Proposed this amendment had
80. been In the city over twenty -four mon ths
hr. EohiCson.-The youny gen tleuan has p ar
oEiy not hsrn In thu city but n short time, but
n' CONES iroT tha city IF Annapolis, where q
socitty WA ErveT heard uf
mr.. watkins IL K, whether IL was proper 70
60 20 mass T,'cH ting 10 effect n change in the
Sofetilut:cn OF a SOCIETY. The length OF time be
hss BEEN In The rity and where Is, came fr,,,
hso huthi"g To TIC with il. He WAS Il young
iEan, young printer, and n young mambar Of
ne soeie'y, + III h. had as much right to spask
=, I'.r 'i':'t IN t':r house He had no objaction
10 r. Ii'"y iDE ETirvanc.s, but thought it should
De cone lii proper manner. He would ha w
IuS;te" 6o"e 20 all parties, especially to piece
b. coma ore
MI SaId' said he came here in good faith To
.,'I We PRO: osltion Of forming branch vi
ire National Union. He wanted somsihi,o
core foi pies = hands. He worked at an estab,
hshment ~hrru Tho printers had To wait for
copy from tie lazy reporters and editors for
hours. lLaught-r-l There was one OF their
sGb,rciioiS Lirin Row (polniing to this reporter
of The Chrcaiciel and he would GRITTY TO the
TACT OF Wha2 be stated. In his establishment
inrn could nc, make s3o u week by working
twenty 1--we hours out of the twenty tour.
liarfhrr.j fie (Sar,io) had tried IT, He did
i, how er, in the Globe office once. Renewed
laughter
A voice. But you are rusher. Nat"
MI Ssrco-So they say. He knew from pre-
stiit appearances nothing could Ia done to-
wares establishing branch Union. The Co.
luinhia Tyro-raphical Society had a COOL
reputation, but il had good many old togles
IN Il, and :'-ry would not accede 10 the de-
Inanis OF ;hr C:aiIy hands
mr. LOWRY " hat do you mean by sold
fog ss,, s.-4o ao,,,, .s.,,,sr
Cci. Forney was first rate fellow and II was
rsl' be would grant pay for the timr they were
obliged 20 a.t :or copy If ked But he (Sar-
dol cid '!;:t ;l:ink they should have 10 strike for
what was CT arl! right. H moved to strts
Cut all tli' r. eOiutions except the last, which
related TO piece hands. (Applause.)
it dis tine paper wa handed to the Chair
giving III expression of opinion by the employ.
ees lat the Office of the Evening Republican on
,,ie sptjrc' OF forming branch Union, TO the
follow ing effect:
Mr J. Z. iro tor dc clined favoring the prop.
osition 70 join branch of the National Unisn.
n J.Coz ouiG not object to making the Ma
donai mon oro HcA OF the Columbia Society
Ri. NC!es had constitutional objec tions 10 for
etan trterI erence, and declines becoming mem
lar OF National Union after mature Judd ge-
ment
I. Il. Taslcr was for the Columbus Society
unG'r al circumstances.
Il Is Gnsg Was opposed 10 foreign interfe-
renee wen by Prince.
j. Nelson WAS opposed TO this underground
retire. business.
ief ers.
! c. Whitaker was opposed 10 foreign inter-
nIcnce' and To any society ruling out the Co.
iumtla.
ir. >aIdo. IL move the Chair select u GER
tain Der Ct these ettes to lay ON tbs table,
and CeI tam humber TO lay under the taoir."
tIaGgh,Cr)
Mi Robinson Il. ain adGres sed the meeting
ami poke OF he hardships to which piece
haaGs no work al iight were SUBJECTED
] here piece hanCs Lad 10 ~ ait in season And
a N = and
[Appuuse.I
Bill. X. ". Claxfon said he had a deep in
+ r,s; iii the success VI the profession. liz WAS
personally int T, ST. q iii Every W; V in which
lie roi. lion Interested and when he
: came Here, lie thour ht he was to attend ct
ing VIII would ask for charter from the
ka'ioI al TyICeTaphicai Union. He felt for
those pm ters W tao worked BY the piece. He
lad w,rked IN The inteiltgencer from six
@ clock 81 -te morning until twelve at nj Iht,
with moth ng 20 eat or drink. H. thought Mr..
Robinson as right in Say iag that pri - had
lever 1T n Iaist d xct pit by a mass mrnrIng.
Mr.. tiaItoE t;.,n proceesird to detaii t:.e
rous occasions Up Il which mass-meetings mad
been inttir 'D'al in securing an increase of
price. HEY should now STATE their grie vaneas
and spt n; them TO the Columbia Soce'y, and
il that d,d rot aid them, then they shoals help
III, n.seiNsf. Iutthat society had never refused
To GirI.d ITS aid. He did not wish to pr,iG uce
disooId ard witns IS again the scenes OF 1891.
1l're was th.n n clash against a man who
wPEt hCIIh and brought apprentice boys here
;owork or aif price. They had risen against
tla' man anr pat sim down.
SCi.rs 80 DO was
Mr. t'l.xtrE-" Green"
nj. G. :ontinued by saying that the Colum.
bia Soci, ~ would do them justice. Ali prin-
tess WHO rauir 10 ths. city should join the 50.
cirIy, and they could then control it and get
vi ai they want. q.
N c. B. Housh said he had attended the
ns stiDg at jackson Hail. and after thinking
Over ihr spir,t O. that meeting, had prepared a
resolution in ilsr in its import 70 that offered
by Mr.. Jude, AND which IL was therefore I'M
sssETv 20 jrssEt
BIZ. Whale. offered the following:
RLerss- a nnmh.r or piece ha ids empfoYet
Tytcsrsrh,csl Soei~ty; therefore,
Er cir.a, That sa,d pi-c- hands BE- equasted
70 draw up thrir grievances in form, and pr.-
: cert them 70 TIE Columbia typographical
! Sc'ie-y, at their next meeting, tor their con-
slF.rra
! Al tn - e.hre Of the crpc~td aga there oc-