, 1864-09-18

The Trouble in 1ha Times 0d1cn-A
heR kapeF TO be E'ut 1aa ene 1Io.d.

purfuaat to public notida, MASS meeting Of tho
mechanics and 1aborang men OF this city was held.
On Saturday evening", In the Court House squsee
About talt-p7st teyen the Great Western Lfxht
Guard Band commenced Sp'aslpg on the Court
Houae stspt. and scarcely had the drst note died
away, bs'ore fhe nnrth side Of the square became
OF .be e1e1ciecs probably 800 Of 100 persons haa
TIC President, Go. z. Hszl,tt, opened The meet
either Rruublieats or Demoe1ats, Ths capiisil.t
thinks the labon0g man to be i machine; to 30
oted Up eIesy sstnrd4y ntsat snd should he squeas
and another machine taken In :,
Storey Of The TINES. He had discharged aome
leeed. y, ,philarthropJ, u Whit .as the caase!
Moes OF the men discharged have famlltea-saya
VIE and orc child they arc thro1ah his phtla a.
Storey tod q friend Of his Che speaker) that he
vss not go:hE to give peTmant employment 10
women. bat would ouly make use oi-1nem until he
to terne, or gel men from other cities. II NJ,
Storey ie 70 much Of philantuEopist, why don't
he psy the Eams Tskes 70 the women - to the
arc 1bteleated u this affair. This Ia onyt6e mt.
tistory step 10 tho traDpnE BY capitalists on all
Trades Onions. M. Storey made ne complains
ctetIes, and be was not gong tu permit any aaso-
ctantn 10 dictate 10 him,
Tht5s !s one remedy .or: this that Is close or
pie. UIlesa they combine for their own peosee-
toa they will be cfuahed- The speaker hero pitch
ep tnto tbe In1nuAh. as3inx that the meeting on
reported. He 1t ted that be had never attempted
to n11ER politics into tha trades' organization Re
d.n1e1 q bbe,Dg tocl Ct Governor aeSoma.; how
TIE rights oftbe WorktnR men. !
II Il - se tSe dnty of the workirg men to have pa-
PEI devoted % taeis intsrestseano daily paper
c1nse- Ono man has pzpmtted subscription OF
$H+00et TO Etuft the conccln going. Ho would ad-
dc the people to N,thdssw teelS patronage rom
There L nothing like ssieAtlR to wrong until IT
IAN e1ciied individual attempted to get up somc
Mr; Aor7ch next Addressed them, and stated the
MEETING Tas not for n political purpose or listen
ZEE Is H.. ssof os s
G1shcd. nc vas not eoine to v!1dieste either toe
Chic%eo Ta1nuNF or 99nses. II tha latter had
would Siets Cod f6s t. He vonli Es to see the ho
sheTdn ba d1t1sa t. trout II NJ IL steso4 S.s
graphical Union shall b broken up. the women
sre rofned-because the Untuu can't ha broken.
Al Other Unions w11l n.nt fer them: M. Storey
pel!ed 70 tel tho women ho don't want thcas.
They viii be ruined-ana who ie 70 be b'4uea Tor
Them: This is not polltlcsl mvetipx. II Is .
! .neetina for self-pret errat1on.
Mr.. Edron followed with eo.ne remarks in the
eame sttalp. On the Organization Of labor ags1nst
favor o} one Union protecting .ano!her when its
E1gbtS are trampied upon. Tne dfst blow h1a been
struck II the ooiee q the Chicago 74aaes. It Il
The aBanshee Tancr,,~ next appeared On the
stage, and made a long speech In vfnd!caston n
biz principles IN relation 10 the clamA Of the woIk
Ing men: He asserted that he H1s looking for no
OF capital and 1abor, ,compaTing.the work Of thess
tno to pot, OF soap. cap1tal he'd the, pot ant
lsdlc, 1t did not get any II the so1p. ;. Hc wonlt
recommend the prnpr ety OF labor t4k1n9 the nat
l ter III hand 1t tho ballot boz, md elect men who
Of The proceeding The 'peace 1t any pfice'' plts,
came along IN torch light procession, when rus
| vas made to The street amid load cheers for 1h
procession. Fiu5tne the crowd would not return
hazlitt adjourned The meeting.