The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-22


lnder discussion. Speaking OF shortening ms
.ms q ls.cr y eight bours be aid u woud gvs
employment 10 many who are OUT OF "orA -
Also give them time TO improve uemsel'e .nP
panse Tho Appreut!-cs4ip sysein vas WIZ
alluded W - wrong hectuso Z . boy was appTen-
tce 70 business he learned buI one brehch W "
and after serving al be WAS twenty -uVe yesi' o,ut
he then "elt under instruction. OApi'sunSe ~
laughter He concluded by Looping tA VIZ -,
TEN wound lie abolished, nd ASKING i9r the hu OF
tnl meeting on that aud other matters (AppHuse
NJ. k.tl then a. irc.sei the meeting in Ger
man, All was fol- wed Oy VI. K2senAn, OF .ne
Carpenters Union, who, 10 announcing buhse-
said be belonged t. that class Which buh movers
for the pYot and palaces f1r the reh' tbeh
spike " tic riFht u the WORKING tnAu 70 lIteo
proper Irce On his labor, and refnsrheu 'ns' Hsen
cspisAl built railroads eststished BANKS ac''usy
demanded a certain Ir 90, which We pay them aud
tLercf,r. n G poor WORKMAN Nai = ught 70 asA
fs!r mice Tor his labor. tApp'suse.l rec re.a
irg.roon had ben placed a. the q spos.l OF VI.
yy,Li,,,.on In this ver- ball, and n = sh"y we're
u,rtSI for but II psa Ike chsuins ur . aoy
AID ,l.r.ng houe tw5sri iariher than The iehgn
of the cl.n The speaker pr' coeied ~ some 'eus.
1, .H-cu-s tho question Of labot IN olpos'ou
c,ritsI ami Interpreted pass.<' rom 'he go o'I
~ ~ a, nc e'f-c. that Foxes hive holes, shu
mo irls " the ar have nests bu1 the N'hS %. '"''
ta,. rot where n lay TER Loads 'Appl
Ue tH,n .rske ofthe good Which had teen cone ~
organization, anh stated h'a o' .rsHI n, ,.'N,,i
flrtIna,ei. , A. now nun sstins hitecn Ioles eHu
doing we'll Pti.ci,ns bad b'tuhtrdHi NOM hn,
hey 'Juni u was 10 uis H. 90 ~ i"r uey ,"Iu
not g't IN. tAypJ IL conelu eN w P,y ~,
h. 81 CON pifpcnt ~ VI" WothnsN"H -.
Lon PRESENT. md ssk ed tie gentlemen N'y Ne'e
40, ,.h,usd M s,e women ouIstnp them In the
good work 1T.
TIE charm, he, ..sed N. lsdie' and E',se
men pfcsent % riss and w'C'ih' Wv t,,,r.,
n' ,t,', cities This bsins sg,l cheering aud
.. he lAl,es ri.lhE
W., ~ Yer hsndkcrch'cN
hrI,Vi, Co-r-rranii7g Secretary o'the work
lhS",N Assembly ~ Bo-io'i, and . SHIP csrreu-
Text introduced sna inside most eloquent
| w =" . 'svor q couhintiun. md denying tho
| - te capitalists ~ question them on q sub
l"'' 40 claimed h.t the working man hal done
| uvit !" ext.D!riNci tho rebellion than any other
Gus. " thoh iicrn,JeG DAVIS migh, tn,rch from
! - 10 bunker I'm, and bidding defiance g. AZ
! wv "a ks and grrenhs~ks which might bo piled
| ts''n'r n. '7,k TIE ground that g~crulae<s
| ~ owerloss 20 tull ralAces without ne hone
| - '"uacie sul mo- NHuIgAl ssil Of the working
| -. fAap'auseJ lie q IN stated that in Boston
! lnetc we're about seventy sssoc atoms, forty oi
| WI we're In tho Workinguen's Assembly, and
We we're detrrrr urd g. assist their colleagues Ia
| "" York fAunlAuscl H. next alluded 10 .
| 'L''tug h. be held IN few days at Fancu'l Hall,
| IA Hostau aud remark FL that he would their con-
"ud tlsthcAaI as much risht 10 sell his bone and
| muscle for fair p1ch as merchant,
| had TO seu their dry g'o's. tApplAusc) II,
spoke Il tn state Of 80 -OrkingTEen infinitely
Interior tu tie Stoves y tie S0uth, and strong
,l.sse.. speaking # thc printers IN Boston, h,
! .al hr was .'tt t.a' the LOSSES hAi tf.umphed
| because tshuNvd iAAt people were able to s1ten
| 1 their ov q bu.ae. I'D. g4l they had started papc
| In Boston which All Alresdy reached = circuls, o.
Of e 10y teen huul-e" copies. He hoped that thei
| rcw patrf Jon y York wouli Coon be converte,
ilto daily, devoted exclusively to the interests q
| wurk.l- ,Auu.
Mr. : p Taylor, Of the Carpet and Furnitur
Clerks Associate WAS the next ~, gA'r. lie ab
Ai..cltrI tie sbudgmrut u tie hours o. lahni
and u.'ancod the act o. the chance brought abou
~ tie Dry - ODDS Cleks IN that matter, two year
AZ, -ho"iu- that to-uisht no house Of any spe
| IA lily, ~ either dry go,ds' merchants ur clrI'
| and furniture teslcr., was open after O'clOcI
| fApp'auHc) They were then determined ~ put a
eui r. ILO-e log hours VI labor tspIlAuse, No
wanted all 1oun meu 10 be &c Alter or even
| O'Clock al u. ght lie asked Ill who heard him
| cease t. pt'rpuiIe Any shop which Kept open an
lark taTrsuse., and coon, time would 10 gwen
vi trades people 10 attend W other matters th'
| Lisht work,
Mr. M,p,rmott of the Pssterer's Association ue
made "a o3ueut Adde'S speaking ui strikes Ar
part. cu,af.y tnose which had late" occurred
beng ur,maturo and noe really brtglR ia IA
says wage FIR ,n.r day work b, tuusider
atA.r days va-c1 IS shat sum which would su
port va "a gli his family add enable hun H. Ii
up something Tor a iutuIe Nne. 10 ENABLE Intn
dO tliA Was TO limit the amount Of labor IN 4
market, and this would be done by egally linden
4 | uunf all boys who were Apprentccd aud hA
- | their ludtutures reg stored Ina the County Clerk
. ofica. 1hm would he = protection not only TO /
4, | lUys themselves and their employers but Also
4 ! tie Clmfuumly. After an eloquent appeal ~
r hearers SIC matter, he neIl alluded W tho sho
"a iug Of tho hours OF Labor sud strongly appealed
Z capitalists to ad the working men and women
:, uis matter. lie concluded BY sdyisiny Ne Wor
: irgtu.u to clus to their sOcI't and have . M
:. harmonious understanding between sh, msel' "a =
q thet employers
The Chairman thea introduced the follow
a L.. A.. D.
ie adopted;
y Whereas the newspaper press rpori that
Hon. Nj GleesOu has introduced into ue 81
Ls.1s.,ure hill, Of which the following Is an
10 tract Tue following described persons IN the
ne Irupossn Foli,e - strict shall be deemed yagrsr
q sal shall lie hAtlo TO punishment on convict,
IA Drunksris and persons without visible tnoani
b. support tlose Who have neglected. Or sbaudol
=, tier tsmiiie-; parsons idle aud MOI hAy
IA thr ~Aercw.th-l W support their families sui
Il fuse 10 work for common ~ usual cages; pers
~ bANug Infectious diseases begsArs common ~
re utuirs r,pused pcSIockels, burglars S;. IhC
Oh for bsn
es Rfsoired, That II the bill Of thesIou. M Glee
Ia be pJsuNoly iutonded 20 apply - wurkinsm
lr stri<', 4 IL an intolerAblu infringement VI
he gus, Eni an Infamous msulI 10 cAz US y
' those enumerated aud mentioned In Tie bill.
ny not Intended To wur1ingmen on sirttA VIC q
prunoun u unworthy ut thr Legislature, beiu
nc loosely drawn and he language 60 indefinite
IL It - halle t. characterization and misspplica At
he We tie work ,u.meu Of New York aud vicinity
iai uAss meeting assembled do therefore solou.
'I- Aud unanimously protest against The lsngui
re- construction and bearings OF the above sscUo
VI the bal.
re-
The resolution vAs adopted
~ Mr. Fisher, of the House Painters A.soclat
tAeu addressed the meeting N some very sp!To
-, ate remarks after shleh M. Mitchell, u 1he
g. buy,gs' A.soci.Lon, made An eloquent Appes
''o behalf oil A.s associates showing mat the rAllr