The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16
TRADE STRIKES IN ENGLAND.
A social Revolution At Hand.
THH H"'""N 'NII""',,
from the Manchester Guardian, March 20

fFrom the Manchester Guardian, March 20
The dispute in the London ta'Iors trade is assuming
very serious character The resolved not 10
yeld; and several larg~ hrms have determined IA
'lok out # thetr viii NOT acccp, the revised ,cae
Of psyneDts IL feared thar from 20 900 30 900 work
men will soon be out of employment
The ioen .sy that they have takgn steps wh,.h will
prevent their places beiug supplied by hands fpn the
Continent thr provincial towns and nsi they nav"
received such promises or support iom their fellow
craftsmen a. justify them IN holding on,
from the London Timos. April 81
The threatened lock the large West end hrins
generally arr,cd into effect on saiurday morning,
consequent upon Mr. Po"s's worl men positively
frsing RESUME work The ierns proposed, that
gentleman having repudiaei N. arrangement made
his brhalf by his manager About 100 or 100 men
thus strike locked out IND ia supplement the
funds the hands Of the society for their snpport
IT, per head placed man throughout the
la, pen,sa,,aos s,om he .omma,es .s,e oecsp.sa
the whole of Saturday IN visiting several o' the principal
employers, with the view of mprcs.ng upon them the
justice OF the claims made upon hr Poole aud the IN
Justice oi the lock out, and II stated thai IN
they sncrceded IA tlen object on saturday the
agents sent BY NJ Poole 20 ihe Continent
o. engage foreign workmen returned reported by the
mems committee, unsuccessful from their mission The
oonDrns! workmen having BEEN nforme-i by telegraph
from the operatives conDitte. OF The state of srsrs
London Il ;. eSpe ted by The iba the faiur. of
th. anv. mission. with the resolution Of the out
worker 90 make common vith the cked
oaf viii be the mean Of bdn ne about an erry settle
meni of the dispute ts order The employers thi-
soI being very numerous aud pre- slug
IN aggf gac meeting OF the Trade Is 10 he heid early
tbs week should the dispute be terniUstcd the
sntime The statement maize s-t week that ~, 900
wond h. thrown out 81 employm M l. agie
crroDeon~i the number of men employed by the Who'll
~ the West md hrms do not altogether % more
tan about 900 and u IL Unly p0rton oi The arms that
have locked out
irrorn the Iondon Tmes Apriltl
Up 10 last night the numicr ~ master tsfors ~ Lon.
don who have iWsked out th"t does not exceed
thr'ytwo bat Other masters have threatened lockout
" the Opsysii Committee do not speedily come 10
ierIns with the Masters Assoeation. The Operative
COMMIT 80 have elvcd letters from the principal
towns IN ENGLAND requesting To be sent th're AMI
uIa In fYe 4Iaf nc VaHIN
sent TO Man hester to-day These Will De followed by
number OF others to morrow. In consequcnce Of The
ontwofksrs ~ympstb2ing sih the uien locked 0ui by
rr- 10 Do optNo ORR the busia-ss 81 The
fefrei 20 " entirely suspended
INK BClLpis. rK.pF ~ HtRxISaH,u
From the Manchester Iasfd sn March 20
general n.eiinx 81 the nisster buiIders Operative.
brrkiysrs carpenters and ~ Ders aud labpfsrs Br.
ningham a. held on Wednesday night tfor The pnrp.-
of appointing delegates va act srbitrsors under tb.
provisions or the stng trade rules There
about one thousand fosr hundred present Who rep
resented q equal pfcior'on. The trade, concerned The
fnssons Ony were not rcpFesenied
The MAYOR presided The following rs.o'ut on
sdDp,sd Thst We the master builders operative Dros
syens carpenters ana ion.r ,nd isbotsrs Of Birmns
bsa, d. fnutrsliy sgss abide by and conform ali
trade regulations ~h'ch -hsl 10 nisde sBd agreed 10 oy
the deisa ates ws sbol to appoint Nbch SHALL be
settled oy 'hs cssins vote .i the chairman they may
sppoaf
b.i-sst.- ~ene .ao~au.ntiy appointed
ssysr srccs-s .Np SOCIAL ApvANcyxysr ov
rHt ovgHIrivgs
lfrvm the London lime. Apul 20
IN" ~uyfmous @Nten. Of these
tends p courss Ia eBuch The trade while the
method OF striking the sppl c,flol OF
b. " remembered that these struggles
aiertiop' of money from Atu n is-t sifiss 10
trial of endurance, IA which II has be wh.ihsr
The 'n.er an 20 onzs-i without his pronts tie
without their sage- Ia former times rspiis used
commonly TO bss, tabor for he slender resourrs.
Of lhe locsl tr.d- exhausted and thsn the
mca bsd either n work Or sl.rse Rot nos
shte The vsH rrieni and unlimited anita, on ~
Llcse unions provide almost in.sbsu.tlbe funds The
'ii-- slas 70 ,hs 'sr,.' s, po,sisls n'a ' one
wsge- fss.~d By the enous opy BI II lnr. yrde
fbs ue band it.i rihs oi tns Whole bgdy olsbl al
the b.iiie the f.-i. and " ine men 20 "a
:" 10 supported nv the NJ Poole now tslls
~ s M very men who have lelt hs shop have gone
nt1 bnrr shops ab6 he ~of ing here 90 the very terms
"hrh thrf refuse 20 stcep, from hfn Eusi only tbs
usual cOp,,e o operations The ia.oty ~ me socistF
must needs or. N order 90 supgyr q mIuJfliy 10
"stflle hch really reprss'n nis The bslile " 4
AZ but - ibes~ rnnwss nsDsssd tbs ogi,v v
very rue ~hls The gains sfse The brfksyrrs Z
rsruaie thst ihry bss@ "a ned nssy go 90 b.
pend tore o. Itus n,fs ihsa tDo TIE oarI~Biers snd
onsf- c'nsSs y sn inve'in-n of som~ ~ 90 uppn
their fsas privilege bui the prpht s1rYd "a
70 thsif oNH stONiug mus have fFpau Them Ten upss
over fhrff " smother ton NJ ths -uppos.
ins thsi y does tats ~ 90 ~ 90 syof
sdvan . ~ SMgr. fsdlftian uf fiae Dfiy
HUNDRED ts rty liks that % tbs s8f
y"'nef. amld s'sby pW tns 'inD1ni OF % ,bsr
reseffs puhDai W-nDhhg ne nsfsb~w Tor .t
frDf. "a CONFEDERATION " f.Oo tho c.ss
tbs giesisy-fs siN q" me yoft shat tnsy not b~
srcompii. 80 ~ r-.sfrs ~ fiOwo Ist y. tspast
Hrn 10 nsre nrrn rufas nsYr W -sh 0ng 10 pl.nt
ylt ~ s.HenF 90 nrts ~fh whrH tss wyfxins risss~t
fs frd fhe f0ffnpflBsI Tstsrf tsv hsy~ srggrsf
UHe lhirrsHre 1s - 80 CONFUSION ssf thtt
\. hs u spf.las nf'H ~ t4.0a 'h the repbiff 0rs
b~tfeftng Zoe iifpB-s isn fssns per r.nt it
rs,s tas hpt.-Apis-gs ugtst hsrs been bu ,~t ~
tf fsas as,ft aars ftsa u a.
'.e' "~a's. fya~ .a,-'ff' sp,sre- ef s-,w.