The New York herald., 1863-11-14

The Corporations Yield to
Their Employees.
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rHB CARS RUNNING AGAIN As USUAL.
Proceedings Among Other
Branches Of Trade.
Meeting OF the Machinists
Last Evening.
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Appeals Of the hachinists and 'LOngshore
Shipwrishi1
The Trades Movement in Other
Cities,
Co.. Co.. 60.
THE MACHlNlS rs.

THE MACHlNiS rs.
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Mass Meeting OF Journeymen Maehinists.
large gathering OF the machiniss OF this city, now
strike for higher rates OF wages held
HAn. Essex street, At eight O'Clock last evening Tho
galleries and oontre hall crowded with intelligent
nscbancs, all Of whom seemed to bo earnestly in
trsstcd IN the objects Of tho meeting The general
terest excited In the public mind by the strikes Of all
Sasscs OF working people also drew together number
Dersons injected with other tadee The consequence
was that the audience large and very enthusiastic
The meeting not called 10 order until eight O'Clock
when George W. Wade unanimously appointed 20
psesido. Mr. A. j. Daily discharged the duties tempo
rsay secretary After the reading and adoption
minutes VI last evening,
The PHEsiIxHr said thai tbcre determination on
tbs part OF the stand Until they succeed But
was necessary TO be fully organized to success
pertain. Al present they only disorsanzed mass
Ad had been promised them only the State Of New
York, but out Il &C. Tho hsch,uss, Protective Union Of
she State Of New York had oered TO receive oil persons
sow On srke members OF the society the payment
- one dollar ssc man, and such persons Afterwards
desired pay up the full admission they could DO
-.
Apsreon In the audience inquired whether the payment
- dollar would eptitle the person paying that 10
voice In its business
fhs PR.apKsr said no expected that that would be So
Mr. HAM said that he, OF the delegates had
minority report to present. Tne repos, very brie
snd strongly favored the proposed coansction with
Protective Union.
In answer TO question from machinist In the crowd
Mr. Hahn said that would be admitted the Protec
sve Cnoa - long they not ortynv years
Of age
some remarks rather dsparagng 70 some Of be members
OF tho G. mmitee, which We forbear 70 report.
The PREsIDkNT, reply tO Mr.. mair'e accusations
said that man had stsked upon this movement
lhan he had. Mr. Pnrdeo and Mr. Daily the parties
Entrusted With such moneys had collected up TO
che present time. II they were dks,sned with his
somebody else; but they going TO have any out
side lighting. be wanted 10 Gear out
AIr o o. .ne noexn % navy Yard sa that The
bad taken their contracts before tho price of iron ard
e0sI mad a. gone up ne denied thai - tbs was So lie
sme ago that they would not tolerate strikes;
for, as they paid their own workmcn twenty
BhlDgs day they advised all outside contractors
tbe same. lie thought that the rise OF twenty Ave per
oent was just right and lie know something
OCCASION strike o. miro weeks they broke sig OF
shs largest and woalthiest Arms For people OF the
favor Of this movement, and they willing ready
20 aid the strikers among the maehnists In a material
fAshion, and their would be coming forward rext
Monday They intended contribute one days pay each
man, and that should not be enough they ready
stood tn the workmcn in the Navy Yard were "baly
boys" who would always stand nru by what they
Mr. Mcclorp, OF tho ANA gama,ed Engine,rs Company,
q dc some brief remarks Ie thought that every meet
OF machinrts should develop some idea leading
70 ncessi and the holding out of the olive branch to
the employers. He thought that time enough had not
been given the proper consideration OF this matter
He was sorry TO say that the employers had ALWAYS
Alne their duty TO their workmen Would they take a
ntraot which would not pay theml No Then why
should they expect mrchinsts work prices which
do not pay them for thor labor 1herc good deal
SAID about getting green hands 70 supply the places Of
those workmen now a strike Well lei thcm TO do So
He. for ono was not frightened by this bugbcsr and
r.eAer than go ~ 10 the injury Of hi fellows he
was hard sork ard two three weeks resi would no,
XII anybody uAngbtcr,) Ho had once worked Tor
nuch affected by hs misfortune that he could No, re-
ain himself In his small house and he therefore built
~n b % SIo ou 90 GOO for Ss,",S NS. sa.d S
oe pcnt most Of s mc rather than reflect his losses
a 20. no, Tho case with many Of the employers in this
90 N.Y. The great evil TO working IN Great Britain
was that poor mes grew coniinusliy poorer, and the
rcn continually richer And the people Of New York
"a similar position he urged mechanics 10 stand
nrny " one another, AMI u they had to suocumb let
sho Id never know a. Ho would never kss tho feel Of
m t@soyer Tor the look Of greenback, would he
nisht kuk in TO the detrmsn. Of bis fellow worsmsn.
M h"tttiAsp, who said % was machinist made
toe the strike until mon obta ned their just rights
ne nc'aded his third speech by rcpcsing the appoint
%s %.ns % committee o. three % on the Prssden, At
washington 70 aseertain whether would sustain tho
application q the contractors for O. tension of time for
she compieton or their C iutracts.
Two gentemc1-uess Taly and McCoud-were
snen spppn'ed and tho third person erved for fu
The discussion which place on those ppointmen,s
$40 On tne prorey OF sending working nv or bosses,
n1, ..,.. psr,cnAr mention The meet ns seemed
eccdedy tfsror tho working element aud sue the
selection made.
Mr.. DrrcxoN said II was ristahs To ssv th.t be hal
sreed 10 the rise OF twenty nvo per cont lie IA ought
that u was too much al tmo Az thai be coul,
was that he bad satisfied bis workmen tbov had
solved - continue at work. lie thai the peon
wUud their liberty ratpousy, aud violate any ls~
or public decency. Nothing oan DO done BY bruts
force oapusion lie had very little more 10 s,v
H' ony VIA Was 10 Lontraiet what had been inputsi
a. bim 10 ssen; had power over the bosses a. h,
vas but smau employer himself
Nr. NCLELa,p camo 10 wish another sdirsss; but u
was entirely out q place
A vote of thanss 10 tho Ses York press Vas then
unanimously passed, and the uevtng e9on sfer al
turucd.
is however rnper e, state that ". oonmIttes W
VA 90 thc res deut VIII s~t % sunday, and a son
a. ibey receive tecve srswr they VIII tsegrarh The
'ea4n ~ the 10. quarters ,bs strikers, si Boysy
An Appeal from the MachinSsts Protec"
eve Assooiation OF New York 80 Their
yellow Trsdssren Throughout the J
Cnited states aud Canada.
willow raspssxss-ro day slpeu tu ps- 40
sfo'hers uhetber homes, labor 1, Bot Nouby Of uf -
snd, sss ay our ErIsvssecs. ussssacs. bsIss lbs