New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04

~ a% editorial article whith contains ' ~ an ,ut
TIE gssOs in the facts q citizen o. Chicago has an no
.e,e 5 r aI- ToE h he Nolwis ca shoP . gers
wv we're not ~, han cs and working ten hours y gS
state details Of he occurrence iqIil'i y Gieeei TO yo-
seized one aboes by e collar anu USp Wen y 20 yioate
ce and mt imitation and told that hey Mon9 ut e arrested
e s SS OF he Peace bound them for ts in
$500 each on TUESDAY f we 6,e and he hear
Ing was fixed for yS.teTy 9Hs o 20 u Te,iTed threatening
y o1 a him with personal Violence he should Spgeat IN
SSs to sP iSS he c6oo Of tas SGo5i
room inside and out IN state OF T ey1S1 ' at they wore
6a process and therefore in an irregular ana g Of his audi
tos promptly decided that the point wen taken An n |'," s
IeTe % n eUlt Of the hearing for What followed The
states Attorney called The attention o. 'e Si y, follows: In ali
S l matter # Il ha appear the said Court or Judge oeioTe
lSsr % i berl st there is sufficient legal cause for me com
et Of the psone shogs s1 or the process may have been
executed Ly person not duly authorized me tG il y, the proper
e ,Gm s5% the % P Ten to ball. be bail AL
On say9s as 1s0p u So that The purely
,c one that under the doctrine Of the common aI sns pi
Of inac should be obliged hold he Psss 70 0'
Which ne ocr of n nNoders Union the interior Of
tins State writes thus of the Eight Hour LM , ,,ce for
the here are employed by the piece and must 50 TO ~ok
make any So, U conmnpcton rom Sys president Of the
Iron Moders National UniCn in which ne sag @ Az 90 urely I'M
M ecyers defeat them defeat would dSmo[a1f our JU
aiuetion Of "A
Toe to the employers reduction Of cent for eight hSa
ihon' this be rejected he would seek 10 make compromise civ
breen 10 and per IT, however, the empoy
Of 20 cent, beng an 'qH
fboprs ~ Syys would concede It, rather than eu we ~ 49,
eewect 10 hAs He adds should they REJECT u u'n a.
Ss ARE nov r. that 10 sou Te work i s1 nay @
nothing IL is SIMPLY eal ~ WIG
a eney and postponiug the struggle until the ~
| and insure our success - .,,1
disratcb from pittsburgh says that number OF pud
dlS have arrived there Europe and gone To WORK
i'm the rollingms in place OF the eighthou s
rbcse nuddlers were sent ont by agent whom INC iron
masters of Pittsburgh recently sent TO Europe anu is -
only his first installInent - .,
Nessrs T. j. Geary and Patrick Connolly, dele-
Gates from the WOrkingmens Union OF chicago VINO com
bitheT TO solicit pccuniaTy aid for the Egt iO
i'm Illinois, addressed the lOuTneymen bolier "
This city last evening, and assured them tha1 no IN
way boer-makers Of Chicago VINO are SUI VI
| on strike will eat crusts rather than ylCd 70
the railway managers. Liberal contributions VIZ i
| made and n Committee was appointed 10 VI
cuate subscriptionpaper among pollei na =, ~
CaIneners Union No l. instructed its delegates 10 the
dictate The Walters Society elected Mchae MED
Samuel T. Johnston and Joseph kcarney ucleeates 70
CoycutiOp The Joumeymen HOrseshoeTs, whose SUD.
il VET INCOMPLETE met 40 Constitution nan yc9eIuas
afsTroon and such OF their number as have won INC
| advance Of wages, paid their quota toward tne sup
| mort of their brethren who are out III was uiu,i
| Stood that the HOrseshOers' Society Would ,tik'
the initial steps for the purchase OF sho Ior ~
| other business prevented. The slate EOolels' WI.
organized n society only month ago. nave ancau! on
their rolls nearly every man in the craft VINO Ncs III ~
! city Their correspondence from abroad guarantee
ing committee was instructed TO find room when il,
Society may have for ITS own exclusive use ana wiz
may be made Slate rOOfcrs Intelligence once AZ othc
! labor meetings only routine business.