The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-19

A msn leaves lis employment because he wanted
to .e paid for bis labor rcnunerative prices aud
| elrnrcd 10 Printers Union. Even tie TRBtNs
was h,ld by Union. They told tie people thnt
| the white p pcr cost a. much as people paid for 4
when pr nled. This vas in oonse.i iei,cc Of the
duty PIT on by Congress. The facts were that the
duty WA reducod at the instance OF mOnopol ats.
The next question was labor. He asked Them Z
Congress would protect the printers. n TINT hodv
would not % I, lne working must do Il. Thap'
wby tbs Workngmen's Union was established.
Mr. .Hlfiing thought the head proprietor Of the lri
brss ! Nd male n great mist kc. iio should G G,
tbs citing, aiding them 10 keep the country ~
TACT instead OF exciting wo!fing men - rec inc
ntgro. There need be no strike n Scw lofF.
There were strikes enough On the Atlantic o'csn,
and thee capitalist. should ~ 20 prcycat iteui,
Lsfead OF causlnr strikes among Tie work "a. inef.
Ihe press has reved TIE Worhingmeus' t1on,
but ioey Lad n teethpr oniv 10 tff'"t the wOfs.
aug men NOT Tor potcs,'or b" VS. hsmed NJ en-
and would never le n loli''0.nn III 1t lr0aIne =
more respectable husiuess. lie hoped a." printers
would te sustained; AL any primer Wto ~ls not
~ u enIier ol the i,'on nrt', 10 tc ~ rcd .
wsiS the street. tv da, LIGHT. afel nav" y
children ,sv, vhsr r. "ic', trat '~cir itd'r
lived srd t'ri ''Tat." lArflA ife.g IT, .-'I
read IA 'Sitsc, from NJ. n.1I-,oef's ti'e,l
In the Erelsh Parliament AZ which that
gentleman raid " was The rvh' - tne 'sh"fits
mon 10 fvrn = combination that ou'd irolr't
him rom being uulcr7od IN the 'ahor i"irtrt
That was what every Jr,r',r VII" dd not ION ne
tniol Was doing--undorsen nj c1inrt1e.. lie
concluded by advising mem to hold out and ~ usc
no force but moral ioroe, until they went TO work
sgaiu CChCcrr.y
NJ. Thomas 4. Glover was mex. introduced,
aud opened by speaking q poiitig ans Who
had spoken rom that PARK before. BIT
now great Art had assembled ior the
purpose OF conservs.iu SUI, aud tAe printers were
CONSERVATIVE. II wAsa great thuuR to see the pOor
laboring man reading the STR because II WAS only
two cents and the merchant reading tie other pa.
pers bscause he could Afford " pay twice as much
Tor them. lie had been out ol Ia. trade for ~
years, but went In the night beiore last 10 nelp
them IN ue strike. Cheers! Ii he had leeu ia
| the Custom House under Pierre or Buchanan, he
had still hia ghts when ue resumed his tree. in
spite Of Horace Greeley fgrosn- or any other man.
u the foreman 81 that Establishment taIued sgjnst
his fellow workmeu, he would not trust his dsugh-
| Ter In bis company, for he lie part proprietor or
auy thing else, and he lied 10 his ineu OF OPP
pressed theu Re was worse than u @ man who
| would sctiucc HIS daughttr. Nov thc TIIbC,G had
| demanded Hooper cent. from The public for their
papers while the printers only asked Is p,r cent.
| Mr.. Greeley had heeu the friend # The working
men, hu. he would rather s.e tho tlack man placed
l above u.r4' ppI ia tLi- contests Lccalsc tbs was
different aud from he time Franklin went throulh
Philadelphia with LOAF un4,r hls arm, ~ that
| Faust had Invented printing, the printer VI, NE
| great advocate ot vOrkinynrus' rights. IL fc-
commented their cause h. all TRACES and as-o.in.
tons. aud whether thc B'sk kcpItlcaH fes waved
over the TriDtsr o:ii,e or mot, DE pnn,egs would
| Obtain their rights.
| Mr.. Robert II. Peer, (vho,i, will be retnembefcl,
was missing some time ngol VAS thc neat slcascr.
lie SAID he was in peculiar prc,iicancnt, for no
had for hneen Yeas been the p4p Of Horace
| Greeley and the TRIBUNE. L,ught,r.! n. wanted
TO say nothing against his old master. He had AL
| ways toen the friend OF the wor.ugmeu. aud
Notwithstanding The crookcinrss o; the pea.
| ept business he believed Greelcy's heart
was get ia tic right pl.,c. nut ~
tie lHiprSg conducted hy m ASA.
e.s,ion he believed there was q power lehlnd
the throne greater, financially than tie throne
fsssf IIa hal. "A tr.g al lN..4rt H..l.
men In the TKiurSE Oaiec. The pointers had
ssr.ed to work ut I'd prices AL the bn.on and
Ia the meantime the AssO alton was ndyertis.n s'
Tor co'ppositors from the country. EVER emp
had rght TO get work done % cLe,ply - they
could, aud the workingmea had an equal r. ,ht to
get what they could ior the.f labor Employers could
return 10 the country during the 'tIaner mouths
and live on tie produce OF the emp nyees labor.
These people wonld say, 'Dh, they VII saTvc bs-
nnd-ti, anu then they nust work, and d,vil thank
lIem." the way 10 get over this would IT, ~ cor1-
bne And associate, and violate no las, Let little
he given by zach man In euployrlCnt to those out
OF employ mont land tue InaI set not now over
stocked with labo-, let them do ihis ard they
I would succeed. He had been printer 20 yelra
to,h rs Journey nhn Gnd employer, and l., asserted
that the Journeymen BOOK ~ uters IN Ne" York.
Washington, Boston. Circ.nnat, and oiic r
| cities were used than aug other
wOrkinyneu. The newspaper pr. inter- w,s a. ~
| perfect slave. He had 10 work ,ceen ho irs out
Of the twenty -four, AMI ten OF thoac after slndown
('Thai's 90! Aua then tier wages were no,
| cnouS' 10 1--we ol. Now the papers stated tiIi
| men RoI about s3j week but would any other
| tradesman work sixteen hours n Day IN August,
| und then 70 hume beyond lsh street TO lee duNn
| He was certain that NO prutcr could work this
! time without 'Sub.." II he did, he'd lc No use NJ
| home (iauIttcr,, and q man who vas no W., 4,
bornt, WIS 10 use in society. so . i!lly-Iapet
cumpogtor obliged to give lsli his WAGES aN a.
TO enable lam TO earn IA. Viher half. A. h. III,
book aud lob printers nnctotn-tweutietrs OF III, u
did no. get mere than ,l6 week. Tbs was no
the iaul Of Tie propr eors, but OF the slaves VIII,
sit United to Il. few PAGES of LI1nuscr.p t IL
gwen TO u camplsitor To set up. lie 1,ss 81. Ia.
prof and 1t ~ sent 10 the author ~ Ncwp 1t, Ia,
conposlior having to suck his thumts until III,
corrected pTooi comes buck from the watering
place. tILst'. sou The poor fellow must Look fD
dis work Until It is taeasreu. and ,his IS not done
until It - MAZE up. Then there were Uycrgrovl
To- -. the othCcs who were set 10 READ proofs, az,
tie poor devil WHO set 1t M, when he Goe- io
bis wages 'nds h,tusrt 90 ceris ~ LcNt to hi,
eup!oyer. Cr.es OF shame! TIE remedy .of 4
tb.6 was a greater union letwcon cUn posters aud
pre0siucu. Tor the latter could stop tue msehin,
wien they liked. And the pressmeu =: New IoIl
were Of tie right Kind, and he kueT u. Alie
some further remarks on the suiiern us of Journey
, men printers, who he SAD, were always 1 .or he
cause they cheated out II La,t ilell rain.s
Mr.. Porr wound up by saving re wus oppose I,
, slavery, and especially wAIte slavery. Hs N.Iuo,
| The workman Ia get iUir dAy's wages ~
I isir days wort. TIE .peaser tlen ST be rope,
, hat the men ntcnG,d uo Demonstration On u q
! ! TlrnrNE " otirs s'ahl.shincnt q New York
lie asked for the Ass stance Of tie work.ngmen {
the ely. Let them hold meet iI4s u tyery ~arG
/ snd call meetings IA Philadelphia ard Albany am
show how the JoTneA uIan pr.utCE WIS NgcF. IAr'
would raise ~, 40 ~ o short 1 me and that wil,
help the Union. He wnnte to ret square with |
, Horace Greeley. (Gro.ns) lie would not Civ
h.m w he was uu~ .lin. TO 10 an icr he ,er
. iiluly believed the old whiteco,ie III los pAer ',
| s,tt'. ihg