New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
THE EABOR MOVEMENT
THE gTRHEB

ror" p"'"ot had i. on Tuesday n,gn,' .nsS ~
$4,000 -a,.ioIyan was TO DO general yesterday
Slko ., understanding being 'n"' ..o H' Wv Id"
~, me rlaces Of the striker scRened OF eaVhs
d leepng in tb, stables but at noon yes,eruay M ~ com
"y railway s9,,les had sabemen 10 aDuhuul, strike
fdS to1t with thtir lot aud not even dreaming
AT the same time the stnHflS HfS Sso,ying 70 y and
session in the Nineteenth Ward Han IesolNim6 W. 'uu ~
80 e3uit,lv bnt in any event not 70 resume NJlk as
sfabIeDen az fraction less than = gay. ,i, h
were gain taken for me support "a , nor
are in need but the contributions were hH
large and among the strikers were Sc ever Ne5"l % no P .,
refused 10 add another dime TO the iia lna @ o,o'I
the meeting insisted that the ponce h1u uon' i'n :
injustice IN charging that s'a9p men n'T > zen zen
guilty OF assddting tho men Xo'l i har a VIZ ~,
companies employing; but on the other nv a. me
railway Presidents ana suyisntehuemoH , So amin i
that their are employees, now on stree navy nor ohiS
threatened "A OF the newcomers, Dut Sctualiy AZ
sauted them whenever round IhTO1u al hl6't ana ,ll
way officials add that thef u'tectNo uiV'ss "o ~
hE testimony upon which tPcy nlay convict ceIi'n'
Yesterday that duty required him without delay 10 au
vis his coufcdcrates toteek work at some othgr
pos blc, since 1T - known 10 p ,iv % he
ou ot the railway ,nagtI3 to retain nc men tnfS ",
1Tn,ly resolved is President Wadsworth TO adhere
70 his Iue acto,i that he would he says draW eNtS
.trikrrs Srh heing the temper Of the employers, The
stables hriug fuu aud with hundreds OF unshl'd aool
1,usrg,tye employment. what chance o success nave
thp striking sfabemen! They INDUCED IN no parade yes
ma "S 10 % ,e i r. - not trnc that lie Fourth ave.
Railroad il payng its stabemen - day. Iho men nav g
,,rf ,, asked an advance nor have they been visited
Ir Who strikers Tho Fourthaye. stage Company con
5I ,l. ,l,ancr ON Satur,lav The Belt Raioad Com
palN paid -, condilonaly upon oth'r Io'u9
GIcntrs Union No . last night, in view of einpycrS
assertions which thc iOurncymon brand rs ai>, Nottl
ot t strike Committee had authority FOR declaring
m" strike closed aud il was therefore resolved that all
iouneyuen IN the country be requested to stay whGTe
t afe ui ii The three Unions in this city shall formally
make The declaration Of their complete triumph.
The aborers strike Is by no means ended. Yesterday
afternoon hcomndtccs We're sent c'rth h The EHc,'
lin, Committee to clean out the new buildings where
an Iua,on,' aborcrs employed. aud before O'Clock
/ The ErI.ia PAYERS. Who reSohedto demand s. dog
o and a,r The Isl inst and the hammers who were TO
g>k Si,Nore met by the contractors Wlih nat riu'ii;
They could carry their contracts al The Proposed
rates d would surrender them rather than pay ihc au
o the paNcrN arr al "orh Tor - % ana 'h' ran"
The alorcr- Of ofIIcboken are on strike for s day
IABOE MFTIINGS LAST EVENING
The initial meeting of "a new organization 10 he
known the Society Of SLATE Rooiers of Newh horh Cll
and state was held at the sixteenth Ward Hotel, ana
Nlr Daniel Wheeler made temporary President, and
Nlr Thomas Mciale temporary secretary Ait,r ne ron ron
had signed the SECRETARY reported that he had 80
uaIuos II said that There need he no reason Why tl'
society should not, within tie next forinishI cnhIace
every iourncyman ~ the business IN me elty ana M
The TRY goods elork after animated discussion oi thI
hin of $50 AGAINST the carpenters Tor the use oi Ly
Closing Han during tleir sTI.hc Nott'' tn"' '"o
tiers. hay iuC won. can well AFFORD 10 pay 80
At - meeting of Bricklaycrs' Union No /. the brick
layers protest against the action o1 the pdstitis III
striking againS: them reiterated "
The CuiOn Cooperative Building Society, dt John W.
Famers Institute. added . names to rs roll of nrmhers
making lis total number Pj, representing shares Naued
| 81 '.h'thH' Next meeting Oh IludA 'Ntilu-'
Tie West side ASsUciatlun elected officers ast riGht.
Among he Accutve 90 oInmittee are MesSTs ,c@il4nIt
Palmer. Rudolph a. Wtthous, Fernando Wood IHul y.
SpohOrd Charles Carrow, Marshall o. Roberts, ana
| Daniel /. TicmInu
ACrloX or NEWARK woRKNuEN.
/ The Ma,ous' Union of Newark yesterday gave Pub
lie notice. through the papers that hereafter members "t
the nOn will be- permitted 10 enter into the service
oi persons who not practical masOns. This action rs
taken because boss carpenters have OF late hce con-
tracing 10 do Jobs work, and employing lour-
neynen uasOIs do the work, thereby interfering WIN
of the boss" ml,OnS The workers Ia coacl
and saddery hardware IN Newark. met at Turner Han,
No 3s Willam-t. Tuesday nieht, and adopted inca
-lueS the organization OF protective union for the
benefit the trade. ConInitt'cs appointed o ITc
pare constitution and bylaws, and procure suitable
place the holding o gular meetings, and an ADJOURN
ntul was had until TUESDAY evening, the 2lst inSl