New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
THE LABOR MOTENENT.
THE srEIREs-yIoLENcE At LAST.

THE SIRIkES-NlOlENCE AT LAST.
Again. Yesterday morning the stablemen were in
secret session in the Nineteenth Ward Hail. and again.
perhaps hundIedt time those of their number who
have something in bank pledged their last dime TO the
strike The promises Of fidelity each other and 10 the
few inpatient seventhaye. men had precpitated
strike reiterated, aud the conntenances of those
were lighted by the substantial sympathy of their
weather. eoInradessymPathy ~ me form oI 1Ieasiy
notes actually contributed 10 e treasury ana dsDnteI
therefroIn by the Relief Committee II was reported That
the second, Third sixth, and Eichtlraye: Raway Com
panies declined to pay me monty ue heE M iaIe s,ae
iuen on Monday, the usual payday, and TINS report was
tSnti0n 10 keen their old men within call obe summoned
back the stables whenever the men VINO nave takeh
and sleeping with The horses shall strike. That the sta
blemen will strike. the men who are out sincrreS Do
leye for" they saw these men were pennies, ana
went TO work merely TO earn money eDo"Il 10 10
take them out OF me ,yor ,y 10 auG mos Nipsouri
where unskiled labor Is wanted w at mglrd
prices than are PaG paid IN Ss Of pes hoHne for
the speedy coming Of the hour OF their recall 10 WORK
Meantime the railway dcpots fun. aud have more
offers than they can accept, and hundreds Of aeboded
men in Castle Garden are awaiting any opening MLch
may give them bread, shelter, and riment for their
The fears of the men have taken situations the
stables have length been realized Late on Monday
night gang OF ruilans stoned T. Garvs abode IN flty
nnth-st, between Fourth and M"dsohayes, ana nlsnt
have been guilty OF violence 10 PtlsoN as Me o. p
but for the timely arrival Of inc Nineteenth irechcI
Police. None Of the miscreants were captured, IL %as
reported yesterday morning that the gang hau
threatened TO visit Mr. Garyn's place Last night,
and demOsh H. and 70 prevent tue pOselhy vi such an
event sergeant Wright sent paTOman 10 wAich IN tAe
neichborhood ana the policemen At the Thrd-aye
depot approach of rioters. Another and more ma
grant assault committed by an unknown sconndfel
ot ahot O'Clock last evening, IN Forty ent-st near
fbe Sec0ndave Railroad COtnpanys stables Mr.. Fran.
cs Cassidy, the victim, one Of the newy-emplOyed
stablenren had Just quit work, ard was on his
wsy home ward when a coward stepped mp behind him
ami dealt him blow with hammer which plostTated
md stunned HIM and opened his head. His brother, who
accompanied him. pursued but could not oVertake the
Tnnian His shouts were heard by Patronan Mahoney,
who reached the spot just Ar Cassidy was recovering
conscousness and the officer and the wounded mans
took him the Fifty ninthst Ponce station Al
sr Mis- wound had dressed 10y surgeon Purdy, the
| police took him home =. - a..
befre the close OF the week Many Of the derrekhens
employers have already sgnlhed Their 10 pay
,ba "a rhich their men will demand this morning. The
onrneymen painters OF New Brunswick, n j.: who have
been receiving 50 per day nave s,TncS n3 r4t 40 The
ioSrneymsn employed the coach and saddlery hard
ware business In Newark met last evening az Turner
Hall and organized union TO protect thelr interests
The wages paid latter class are SAID 10 be very low
good workman having received at QUO eetaVusULnouV
| lately, but ~ 60 for -four days WORK