The New York herald., 1863-11-25
Tho Labor llovomsae.

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MEETING or THE woRxINowoxsN's UNION.
The woFkioswonea s ths city arc now fairly on ths
move, II coauncoa with the othee laboring Glasses
order 70 advance the PRICES paid them protect thsr
Interests. Last evening meeting wss bold By thsn o.
No. 1877 Bowery for the purpose Of Forwarding their
cnds In this connection The meeting was called cor
O'Clock Al this hour thers wore some any women
present. IN the room The reporters OF tho various daily
papers arrived shorty after seven but wore politely
informed By several Of The women present that males
other than the oicers appointed at tho last meeting
would be admitted in accordance with orders or Mr.
Moses Beach. Treasurer OF the Unoa This announce
rights OF tho press and they remained the room sd
joining for some few moments. Tho msjorty Of tho
porters should be admitted the matter being put 10
vote was unanimously carried that they be permitted
Al eight O'Clock the meeting was called 70 order bv Mr.
WAIsoRp. Al this time there about one hundred
women 10 the recm representing nearly every branch Of
business throughout the city where female labor II
avalcd o. II was quito respectable and orderly gather
og All the women were plainly and comfortably CLAD /;
daily svocstions, were visible upon their countenanc
Al the request Of tho women the Of those who took
. prominent part ia the gathering are omitted.
Ooe Of the being appointed to preside tho busi.
Of the meeting proceeded secretary being also
appointed. the President called upon Mr.. McKella 70
make some remarks appropriate 10 the occasion.
Mr. McKELLA addressed the women, cautioned tbem 10
work harmonIousy together, and gave than some In.
sroiions relative 70 routine mattes which they should
follow In the organization Of their Uniou He assurcd
them that the sympathy OF the cntirc public was with
them, aud that success certain should they keen
united He recommended them 70 Immediately adopt .
constitution and bysws and 60 epergetcaly 70 work
Mr. NOSES hAca next spoke, and also counsslled the
women 10 the course which they should eks
the previous mss,ngs were hen offered but rejected BY
the mostinG.
Considerable dscussoa then ensued, but no action
whatever taken. A. length resolution passed
that committee q twelve be appcntsd By the women
themselves conjunction with The subscribers 70 The
fa,d o. the association ia ordsr 70 frame ooos,,usca
and by.aws 10 be reported for approval a. the nsxs
meeting Of the Union The subscriptions 10 this fund
amount 10 $3.50.
The meeting then adjourned.
The sooxsNDERs
The book binders held largo meeting last evening u
Pythagoras Hall, 134 aud 13s Canal street, and heard
report from the COMMITTEES Of from zach shop sp
pointed At previous meeting 10 wait the bosses with
circular asking twenty psr advance the prsssu,
prices The committee reported that with ono cxcspcs
the bosses were willing 20 accede 70 the demand. The
and 10 collect oncy 70 support those who may bs thrown
THE soox AND Jos rRfsrsRs OF BosTos on A
sTRrKE.
BosroS, Nov "a, 1883
The BOSTON book aud job printers are on strike for an
Increase wages and compsn that their situations arc
being lcd by printers from New York The propriesors
Of all tho daily newspapers the city once asresd
pay the printers the pay asked for Some Of
the book publishers also agreed TO give the increased pay
but others refuse e. do 20.