New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
THE STRINGS.

sTRTKRs.
All was qnet m the neighboThood of the vsriOu
tty rafoad depofs yesterday, and the presence
folcemen near the superntendents Offices there D'
ndieat,on Of any unusual occurrence either past pres
rut OF future This was not the Saturday ,hen
about $50 men and boyssome Of their number saiaeel
are ready swe mob spent the day paradine
Ibe avenues, and exhibiting their numerical slGneth ~
nineteenth Ward Han, and were addressed Dy ca M
Laofs Kceean and Mitchell and Mr. Patrick DVIs @ & U @ @
stnnccu:ers' Association Mr. GOldng urged tbt staDI &
men tOTtand hrm IA their refusal 10 Wuih i
1en thev c0 command that price some otheravenue
Of industry ne dwelt upon the e'lls 4leh"Ds llO'o ,
manifestations ana eouDseled the strikers 70 w ~ &
their GOOD behaviour the respect ana syDpalhy " uo
pnbic TIC meeting lCc,6s ~ vere connteTmarchnc
ln The avenues. the officers OF The IalWay cO.IahVs
were busy Castle Garden selecting s,abeinen rom q
bost Of newly arrived immigrants. and 40 Hglta every
stable was ful Fearing that the strikers might persuade
az new comcs quit work. the President of the hhTd
ave Road supplied meals inside the STABLES, aud by clos
ig the buildings except az the mont where pOhcelneh
were stationed he Kept the from contact with the
men m the street-a precaUuOn winch enabled nm 10
hold force sufficient 10 groom all the horses required Tor
making the usual .2oO tIjps day.
The hod-car1Iers and other masous aborers who have
been a fortnight STRIKE for s. dayan advance Of
Ea weCk-asseInrlcdst the large hail Frstave corner
Of Twenty SeCOndst. on Saturday evening" ana were
Michael Williams. Thomas Connolly, Edward Swift Wm.
Perry Cornelius Coulter, Michael Martin ana other ON
'eIs oi the sX divisions OF me T. u b. SoSle'Ai wien
were TeprcsCItcd. The assemhlagc numbered between
G0OO and 1900 men, Mr. IIanIahan urged the reduction
81 the IMITATION zee Ho S13 10 d lo.CldS % W sun ' Una, '
labOTeF may readily pay. The mention OF TINS proposal
Threw the multitude mo itIncui OuL az itl-ti llcI
shscusiye discussion II was carried NllhouI aisSchIas
After tie meeting had unanimously resolved To
That the city be dstriced that inventory of jobs he
made, and that committee of three from each of the
divisions OF the H. L. b. s. be appointed to visit labor
ing men, aud urge them 10 Turn out IL is understood
that Wednesday next Is to Dc the time for this general
Mr. AS conaoy fgn said that f the needy members his
mis- payment they Intended fO continue untIl
The strikC is ended The President suggested
that 2 time and place be named when ana
where the residue should be paid "a voice. am
working and viii give MY cents a daY 10 lhosc Nii3
hold OUT would ask for money. So week should be p@d
while the money lasts There several thousand dol
lars in the general treasury 1--WE are not permitted TO sy
how much) and while this lasts it shall be paid ont nndcr
the supervision OF the local organizations Ihe lIesi
dent said that the funds OF the society are the common
property, and there need be no Apprehension about
spending them They could replenlsh when necessary;
The President gave notice tDat the flhace W.
uf the Fifth Division would meet on Monday evening, ana
arrange for distributing the funds. All the cmeelS
oi the other Divisions gave Ike notice; the mem mem
bcrs to meet the Treasurer at b{s residence. Inc
President remarked thar any single man Who ASKED
-fot money from the funds would he after
ward prevented from getting wife in any part Of the
city Of Kew-YOIk Mr.. Hanrahan said there was plenty
pay the members for three months Cheers After fur
dents chair and sad that for the bond Of the society he
would give SOO Monday evening. Az he wanted was was
.,le % % SsOn ny @ = c S5S ND ISvrv ISL SShf Con
Coer-I will give S25 more, and give for nothing When
you have 10 bread count and say you have none a9
Inc faSje and confi6ated $40 The Visiiacc t6mitt96
10 visit tho Jobs on Monday was then appointed and after
the tr-sctiou Of some routine business the meeting
s.. - toSrERArIvF BUILDING SOCIETY,
Alta meeting of wOrkingmen III Brooklyn on
charles smith T. p. Day. Alexander Campbell William
Drill and j. Perry were appointed Committee to pre- pre-
Workingmons Cooperative Building Society.
COOPERATIVE GLASS COMPANY.
Flint Glass Co in Webber Han Brooklyn, OH Saturday
afternoon, the fOlOwinsnamc gentlemen were any
James Smith, sr Bernard Cahil, Robert Cahill Louis
smith Louis ldebercR William Graham james EStiei %
the famOns ana dividendpaymg cooperative glass
JoiRNE1MEN BAKERs' PROTECTIVE UNION.
Mr.. Isaac Hunter presided at Putnam Hall, on sat
nrday evening and after The enrolling OF names CT T
German branch of this organization IS adding to ITS
reached that point which warrants action with respect
10 an increase of wages
The MGuch Chunk pa GG:ettc of May . says: \
serious riot occurred near Cherryylle, Northampton
ON the Iehch Coal and Navigation COmpanys Railroad
below Parryvle struck for higher wages and went along
they persisted working. Near Cherryylie tey found
number OF men az woIk anu II a. a. % en
from their work The foreman OF gang at CherryYile
End is not expected to An old named Angus
fus Mendcnha also dangerously and, II is feared
VIM Jqemning, Pct Malone John Keiser, John Mer2,
and Charles Wh'ewere sIH;ted sE sPa COMMITTED 70 a
'JG.s.
Gr Wlial. J. JeSsnp Of this city, Secretary OF me
k1p.melfs nion has rcceiN III letter from dn or
tf lie Gcfrnit n0n which THE TiaBuNh permit
10 tO extract the following: ,t -.
,,ul on in my carpenters Joiner, desn' d >"
lie Il ih Tie rA'F
bal ie strike IN '~ss ihsn teo r"A'
their mon bad cooprrae shVp bl
in nd 10" tnHh th't
. stvaure % IRON p To % een H'
demanded - oH tue hist hglltF 4"
Ao, spa th-ir rl the Ha'a o. ne 's
ffIvn. al % work in cooperative ' "'
Ls pogei sucess =" iT ~ N"T i' on
s-,sea brt pslej oi th men ve nn h" gn
their cd rPoycn 20 preference To ""A ~ ma
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letier from ST. L0uis to Secretary Jessup says mat
sRte be organization Of employers 10 prevent The man
eu,;fon ri.ht hour system " the pasttIts nav
Sot ht thc have II in all bat thfee yards
Sy a. he bricklayers have il, and The railroad cOpd
mics have Welded" reduction Ot wages mas accOnpa'
med tbe reduction Of hours At meeting OF employers
A. "A OuiS after several resolutions denuncaIOl OF Inc
eiRhi- hour law had been passed, the following was
adopted; ,.....-- -.
-. ,e tr M. p,e oufnBg ihe iiee viii OF the
tsT seehsu have hrr eup" sud w"ud
he master mechanics msuuse spd "u
fseos OF h ,sg permanent ssouou and have rsIAe
fe ulsee Of etf protect freedom II nbor - @chSn
..t aerest 81 Ll would rs0eud mat committee DC
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