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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

DLEASANT READING
FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
CAMERON HALL, Story OF the Civil War. by
the author OF Bessie Melville, 90. w.
IDALIA, q Novel. By "0oida," 81
mics a Novel. sl.75.
SIR BROOKE PossBRooKg, Novel. BY cnah's
THE Richmond ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for a.
nuary subscr ions received . cutrn
GOETHGS CORRESPONDENCE WIFE SnAAD'
THE ALBERT EYANzA, Great Basin Of the Hiis.
spxSa1Pss e&SsCD0TRs, Observations and Chs.
rsetsrs q Books and Men-a choice and rare
Fors.is By wooDHoUsg & PARHAM..
fsN Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

NOTICE TO STUDENTS AND PLY
IN sICIANs -RAND0LPH 4 SH0LISH,. 13s
Main street. have received several hundred 70.
Tunes MEDICAL WORKS, many OF them vsina.
days at very low prices, some at ons.nhh Of VA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

- sirsbie and pleasantly. loeassd BRICK -
Clay between Second and Third streets, now ~ y
In the occupancy 81 M. Thomas Gamble q he
annual rental G o. sss0 inc os ,scn
feet. The said cottage contains fve rooms. beek
porch with Venetian blinds, .. twd.stoyy brick
sary out houses and ID In good repair. Hos terms
apply at No. ISIS Cary, between fiftssnth ana ZEE
venteenth streets. 10 u-W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

bacon, HERRINGS, LARD, DC.
ID 10 hogsheads primo BACON SIDES,
| 100 barrels No. HERRINGS,
SO tubs prime LARD.
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
| 10 barrels BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
| for sale BY Elicit & ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants,
jals corner Twelfth and Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

TNEA.-Ten half chests SUPERIOR
i GREEN and BLACK TEAS for sale by
Elicit ROYSTER,
Commission Mercban
ial0 corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

DRIED PEACHES.-5,000 pounds
~ UNPEALED DRIED PEACHES for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
ias-ts No Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

HORSE SHOES and MULE SHOES,
- Sasash' p~'sn'' az Gos iabs i cRIsaAn,.
sVn Fourteenth street asaf Exchange Hossi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

EOR RENT. ROOMS over the Na.
= tonsl Bank OF Virginia, corner Of Msin -
or pi sslSysnth streets. well suited fcr omess
" ios sins-rooms for young men. They are
nnSrso low, and are furnished with gas, watess
ana iuoi without additional charge. Apply 20
ia io-H psaI T.,ses xssnS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-19

EOO BARRELS FICKEN IL WILL
ClU LIAMSS CELEBRATED REFINED ST.
CARS In store for sale to dealers at the manufac-
turers' price PALMER, HARTS00K i Co.,
de4 Agents here, Fourteenth street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14
rhE CAUSE IN MIcnIGAr.

We are gssd to Learn that the cause of
labor reform, despite the def seton Of its or
gan, stu prcspers in this STATE s. much
50 Is this the case, that it is the intention OF
the friends Of the movement to hold State
Convention It St. johns, on the 18th Inst,
% adopt. platform AID constitution, and
lake such actien for the future Is 2ru ience
and principle may dictate. To show that
oursfriends are in earnest, we may mention
the fac, that Clinton County alone boasts of
thirteen organ zed labor unions, aud that
more than one-half OF their members are
bard working farmers.
AZ usual, our friend Ir. Trevsllick has
been doiag yoensn's service, asd it is in a
great N I ore owing to his eloquence and ia
domitabse eDsrey. ttatthe masses are wax
ing to sense ii ,ifeIr duty AID their danger.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

We sEs informed by telegraph that ct i
meeting Of several gentlemen Few evenings
ago, il was resolved that General Hancock
possessed lie qualities supposed to be most
available in the nsxt presidential election ;
and it's very we'll known That the supposed
existence Of the same qualities 20 Gene 81
| Grant will secure to MIN the nomination Of
the Republican Convention, II the General
shan conclcde TO allow Che use Of his name
TO psrpetuatr fossil party. The COUNTRY
has profound admiration for Grant; the
military careeraof Hancock ls such n to in
spire respect ana awaken popular gratitude
there are hundreds Of other officers OF tie
"GraDd Asmy" who deserve well OF the
country, bat We do nos believe that the ma;
sary reputation Of any man, however impos-
ing, will suffice VI itseif, TO 9 rry its possess
or 70 thespresidency. FoyieId to clique or
cabar or % promote the aims Of party win
be fatal to l'4 popularity OF aay man ID the
present mood Of RE american people The
spell Of party names which marshaled she
voiers into ranks has beea broken, and the
attempt next fan to elect any m m president
because be is ! democrat or b Jsuse he is
republican, would be as futile as. the eflrt
TO satisfy men with what amassd them as
III. irens TIE ciyil war cohsol.dassds the
people into AZ army to put down rebellion,
ADD thy do not propose 70 disbapd until u.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

6ddi5sSss h 6dIdeis al 5Suffsy65k bSi1s.
ers throughout - Kipgdon, vii Be In
serted
TINS p4rlsen1s$sy Tels ppies cespis.
sion having dIsuf I'D - $500 1a1tye "a
de Trade 0oof11enss Oen + Tee; Labor
journals have not been lble p.eiy 41p1ai
|seport Oh tt6Y inyesfm6e& e<pR the
pspers or IT, eountsy Inn - - giou
has learned enough % fufnisk seIEoient
grounds for legislating against the Unions,
while tho Labor organs insist on thorough
Investigation, or meeting Of both sides OF
~ 1dp>4iobs ~ that, eofne y sbssPYrss-
sions 6f the masters NAV Be brodeht before
tho world -
TnE Eaglish jouFnats Ipentidn q remark
able scene that was enaesed lately Ia the Lon
la8H H0Me 8GSx. X dxBnt1xiu6 gYDU1n<ua
at mesting Of wsskmens ut CIsshenwsils
Lanzion. 20 internsde Iorsths hves Of shs con-
dsnsnod Rsnishs ak Manchsster, waited on
the home Secretary. to prrsent the memorial.
Hs1sg denied M audience, they heldsNex.
tempore mestinxaia oae OF she antesroeqs o.
| tss ssfic-, yhsrsy Il sppsarss they ese4ed
their i.:.eaiiun ef tssyumpiDEv EneleDd %
irsa -, . the fash popalafien. abdsaleo g
held macs smeetings- The LONDON Paperi
regard the nfair ~ ~ cyidesce OF Toe
spread Of RI psblicauisu in EieiAod.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14
FROM BUFFALO, N. Y.

DtFFALo, Dec. ll, l-IF
r. ihe Editor o. the WyAEiSaxBs's ADvocA~E
i Good news il erowdiaK thick upon " hi
week ( sec BY the telegraph this morning
the Labor Reform ticket il Pittsburgh, Pa
"a been elected By over three Thousand ~.
iority, and that the result s unprecedented
and causes great excitement. say, "Mor,
power to ~ ana hope 1t will make The VI,
political hacks quake ana tremble IL theit
boots. o. did BeIshazzrr or oTd, WIN he saw
the handwriting On the wall. y " omenou.
70 them of what - coming, and on the other
hani viii giss new courage to the advocate
Of the Labor Reform Party, and inspire them
with renewed energy TO work for the gool
cause Add to this the following paragraph.
General Carey presented ia the House
On Wedne sday, one hundred AMI fifty NO
feet Of ~Orkingmen's eight-hour memorial"
aud We are satisfied with the resulEs Of tie
last few days.
But with this good news comes little
that is not 50 savory. Tue Detroit Union.
in Lengthy editorial on the causes which
established the paper. Winds up BY saying
that while i will support Trades Unions and
their cause hereafter, il vail DO issued as a
Democratic paper. This IL to be sincerely
regretted, as i was an able advocate, and in
The independent stand II has hitherto taken,
has commanded the respect Or both political
parties. As q party sheet Il must Be made
'ub~aylsnt 70 the dictates or IT. pArty-its
ndependence gone forever One after ano-
her, our labor organs are diving away, or
icing bought ont, but still the WoRKISoEAS's
ADVOCATE or Chicago, stands firm, untram-
neled bv party ties, and advocates the caaa
4 Labor, true a. atee.. Workingmea a th0
1nitsd 5tates, stand by-sapPors Y.
Everything dun In trades matters no
Quorum nj the Trades Assembly last night.
news q scarce article A sad accident oc-
.urred at the U0ion Iron WORKS IN this city.
Tuesday forenoon. Timothy Barry, about
ifty years Of age, was instantly killed. Nv
icing drawn into one Of the rollers IIh .efs
rm and ais bead were torssfem MI BODY
nd his chest horribly mangled by he IA,
hine.s He leaves q wife and four children
. mourn his untimely death
fo1s' vIDszp4.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

ies 10 the will Of the peopls, their convict To-
hst ssid claims were correct, X MI they
haye got to contend for. and having sue
eeeded m this, then theis should y. no lsl
nor stop 60 tas accomplishment Of their de-
sires-
Such being The case, then wonld say 10
your miner readers, arouse w. e., the tor
pot into which you have u Arise N
your strength, and say 70 the UsIer clAsas
of American citizens We ueel legislation
NC are large part q you; the products W.
yield are as essential to she industry "a
well being OF the country, as IA any other
branch within the domsin We want you.
therefore, % aid US by giving Us security.
through the gOvernmeni,in tbs pursuit u
om dalIy occupation. W. gADt U have
good ventilation. We want " have com
pstent men in responsible ofis-s. AMI thus
I'VE M from such terrible calamities al that
which belei the inhabitAnts OF Errndsi-.
III have MT iTespasseO tno mUch upon
your valuable space, lease ave this pilcs
70 your first, aud PEI nit M % remain,
Yours respectfully,
joins JAaKs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14
THREE CHEERS FoR pIrrssURe,

We know i will gladden. the heart OF every.
patron Of the ApvocArE 70 learn that at the
municipal election held il the ely OF Pitts
burg, last Tuesday. the candidates or the
Labor Reform party were elected, By over
whelming m3jerities. We think VIZ can hear
that 6S-pounder crashing through he rotten
nu'Ss o. both parties, gfviug an earnest Of
what may be e& peeted when the fifteen-inch
shell explodes in their midst. In the name
Of the mechanics Of the West we thank our
P'tssbrrg brethren for a. sexample they have
shown, and assure them thas % one Is
Trouder OF their success than the editor Of
re " oRKIxGxAS's ADEocArR.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

WE expect BY cur n4St issue TO have per-
lce,si tle necessary arrangements with one
ot tho most expeFieue i eanyaAsers a. the
civ. IN take toe entire control Of the aistri.
buting and mailing department. Of the AD-
vortre. Every subscriber will then receive
his paper with his name printed thereon,
secb Ky " If X hich VII ten the iuiber Of
co..ps received, aad also The date his sub
&EEisas l2E his ssassfls s--s s'-.'e
edition OF the Anvors rz al be in the Pts.
Nalca four hours sitter the last sheet has
De- prated, ani be received in Cincinnati
Louisville. Milwaukee, &c, at least tEe ~,
fsar hons shoad q the tine Of its present
delivery.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

re md the following Parazraga gong the
ronaas of our exchangnss l4saGs n a, gs-
on,e qssaien o. hos large sum may be savea from
nm shn s:,asy ssaa{ cay sseeseis o. per ~esx,
s@ssg &6ss church ccnsribalionn rs cents: ear ~
9as s,, - sssisf slothsA sE5o se,al ssbe The.
4 ~ not difficult to divine the object
sought to be accomplished BY the publica-.
ton OF the above. Now .iess US look at tue
szperienne~'Sr nineteen out Of every twenty
Of our icorkin9 girls, both ia our own and
other cities. my income is $500 per week.
pay $3.50 fer my board washing 50 cts !;
CIR fare and books 5000; my clothes and
all other necessities, must get BY theft or
pr0stituti0a.n
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

essd-13 VI 1fSy ~ ~ l961
essstruetise r. he sAnssphsxs - tl1
explain ~ verious pbfno4epa q stqd4
Il; | ]; : !, q 9 q
|lsNps = M ~ 4 au toii ss
'msss NOD MI han ths nss iaspl,sd
works Of malzt igeanuity. H. H. =.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

EITlEs. a-sse - ri
On motion on SehMds Backalew, the wdtd
/" honorable" vas, last Monday. Dec. Q !.
ortSrkj tdA,s quicken out from before the
names Of the respective members a. recorded
"a abe rules Of the O I'd States Senate !.
Thlsh . step in tho right direction, Tor
ths5e despicahle saristocsaiicaEsgs are very
emitting liyeries to be worn BY the servants
Of ths Ksp1blic. None have really suffered
narsfron the misuse Of tsrns 1,aa wEk'ng
men themselves. In our faclosies tn re are
BOW no men; they are al things. haaiis, opef-
stives, &c. The old proveib SAYS. = Give a
dog an III name and hang hinl ~ Capital
has also robbed men az their names ia order
10 Cypress them. n ~ more. men have. now ;.
in very many instances, not oply bscn de-
psiysd VI their Christian and lawful names,
but are numbered, Ieltcrsa, and even clothed
las on ralroads) to snt the caprices Of their
purseproud employers. Well, i they
dpa't Ike il, lot them. leave eur service, We
can All our ranks from other other sources.n
Marx, this argument would justify 'iBe plac-
ing be old Saxon collar on the neck, just as
much as it does toe numbeFs; star on
the treast, or the lts ry on tao hack Of
Tue name Of " Laborer" is em.1 emily bon
orab, for We. read Of $ 0ne" who rested
frssn his work on toe seventh day He
Who is not a workiueman" has no Just
right 10 existence amongst mankind Nc
amount Of property can really render hin
anT other than barnacls on the good ship
/" Progress" HLL.an lsbor y the only
equivalent for haman labor, AMI, though the
precious metals may bss and are limited
BY the world to be an exchange for the saIue
they are only convenient exchanges and
not an entire equivalent Brother working
mca, until we toe the line, and acknow ledge
:hs Liberty, equality, .nd fraternity Of all
who labor, irrespective Of creed, race, o.
color, we SHAH neither have jus. right to
look 70 the Deity TO- success, nor shall We
be N condition to win the battle before US
Joax
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14
Fkom BxtrMoRt, ND.

r.. sff tt hAIXIM0XK. o.
Ia u. Eai,.s = y, SasE nsnA.s' ApvooAsa- s,,..
) Fosr spsr~psndeutr ieels some .rseret. 90
commemorative ths fscs thas there is a dis
position on 'shs ,pars Of the workinamen Or
tbi. session to Sc. seek Tor professional men 70
psesd then csass, in preference to men in
their own ranks. This disposition may arise
| from tie fact thas workipgmen themselves
are rather En- diiidsn. Of their own poa as and
when ! xsstisr is O. be . dressed, rather
shfInk RON than assume the responsibility.
Kno W this fact asd acting in sceordaDce
sikh Il, we uosice Of late, several, Of the
~.-sh~v. n -. rraf.ssio.. .t,.r.,;rs a,r
- a-~s,s~ s-.-,,s.--' - -.
- z -
messing Fnica we mas, mere were no iess
lhan AZ Of what We call " DOCTORS xithout
prncsiss--,sea Who, in al .probabiiisy, bad
80 hrs,,. svEsle.s 70 enable than "a h.
-" .rs...., . =. .s:.... = -
4. : 4 - .ss1ss q
'ssas - -o.s's.ss =. !, in,sissslss q tbs
discover new road 10 fame ID the g Work |
-, - ~n.~.. <,...s.. IA ...s;..
~. ..,,ssl -..x.-saEs Gsu1.,..s.x.-s.'..s-. |
,s1 = 81 W.; Sss,s. = E4Y
- nnn q = f.ssa N M Aney
sonNirs Ahat thess Nea bLfistne of their
sapef5of edueasien, ~ possssssd of sr4ssior
intellAct .,d th.t lonv bcsfs rv6s x,<s.Essl 1
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

she maRy friends Of Mr. Alex. Mcdonald
viii bs glad 70 learn thss he has been re-
elected, I'm his sbseDce,) for the seventh
time, President Of the Miners National AS
soclauon Of Great Britain. His letter an
nouncing the fact win be found in another
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14
THE ISSUE.


wv u by times u political turmoil when
Oul legislators are more bent Cd advancing
tfs interest OF party man country, the per-
tinent question arises, what are he issues
q tic az ~ Na-.vsge HSSproblems in the
prorcr solution Of which the industrial
classes have peculiar Interest? In an.
sWerisg lhs question, We shall refer only to
ore 4 tie most impor'a nt-LAsoR VS.. CtS.
TFAnzATloS, from s-a l-poiut repudiated
by both our Republican "a Democratic re.
pres lntatives.
We might 70 back an ' zru when and
who're jhis issue arose, b Ior the purnose
d ATE present. article We do not deem Il es.
fe7tia. Let it suffice to now, as every so,
Of toll does, that for &c 1tusi 3 it has Existed
Between Capitalization and Labor there Il
~ irsePressible eoaaict, az there must be IN
the yerg nature Of things, and as il abun.
d.ntiy proven by its.disastrous results.
with Us to the island Of Great Britain. ana
see ~a"' II . accomplished there. Make
tour through her cities and principal towns.
Pass through her manufacturing ean,srs
examine her cotton factories ana thar a.
tatt., the factory operatives. See the ipno,
ance ana poverty which prevails; look =.
: Ai1ie children, some Of them scaroelv
ola enough to Prattle, whose pitiful earuips.
: e required TO keep the wolf from the doas
30 70 the exchange, where you WIN Al
thousands Of men who want work ana e.n-ys
nos sel u at any Prlce. Look at The slns
'Ano "onknoasss which dot the land d e.
great army Of mcndicants and then = u. i
PFinceiy domains and titled profigates .ndI
re 1gogIy horde Of tax-gatherers, and 49, +
yourself the .questionat Gan this be msrr N
England :" The answer VII cone, g YesH
tais e the land where thirty thousand Of tbel,
people rale thirty millionsi and these evils
are the results Of that nersreeasing con
hics between LABoR and pss.RA Il Ar1oS n |
- s eEDs V channel. ms sane sxls PROF.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14
A WARNING.

WARNING.
We r,s'e: to announce that the Detroit
Daily LalD., the organ u the working
classes Of Afichigaa, hAs forsahen It's first
love, and died itself with the policy and
principles Of the Democrats party. We
know taere ale thousands Of work ngmen,
I scatsered ever the constry, who will curl de-
nuncisti1ns, loHd and deep, It this "act OF
perfiy," bu, before Ihey allow their temper
II sel he Better Of Their Judgment i would
be veil Tor them to answer few pertinent
questions.
Tie reasons stated 81 the conductors OF
the Union for such ACTON. (aRd $ have no
reason to question thei, truth,) was thai the
workioemea Of Detroit and ucinisy had
failed 10 perform their diytY; that the sup
poft given to their Journal va altoge her in
adequate to sustain ~; and ti4st necessity
compclied them to adopt orr. Of two alttrna-
dyes, VIZ; p sop the PAPER, ana sacrifice
Wis. years y labor bal accumulated, or ally
iAsmsslves WITH a party Which, would guar
nu &c, 1t least living 81 Ppou. Now what
reason have the woskia~slen OF Detroit, or
aEy other ely, 10 expect that those Sho
lead the vaugaard IN iAs reform Of the age,
sheoia devote the bRst years of their lives
and sacrifice the energy with wAicA God has
endcaed them, for Pittance, scarcely
enough 20 Keep hody AID soul togethsr :
This is no exaegeranon, and VIC belieys il Is
the experience Of every journalist who has
embarked II me labor movement Talk Is
we please, saoaey - lie great incentive
which prompts the action Of men, and Il is
shoer nonsense 70 expect that the advocstes
Of any principle can I've long on the 'Just-
ness Of the cause while lhe class whose
rights and interests utey defend, prefer to-
sustain these who persistensly oppose them.
Why is it, while cur fash hfersrurv.fsc,ds
tbs -seualers Of every nsxsroom. snd it,
prOprietors are making f.balous fortunes,
that papers devoted b the interests o. the
producing classes, published IN the cities Of
New York, Philade'.fsils, Hamilton. St. Louis,
Cincinnati. Boston. NV OrIeaas, San Fraa-
cisco, Builalc and Baltimore, have been CON-
pelsd, from wan; of support, 10 suspend
publication i II any .Fonder, We ask, that
uader these circumsta acas, capital exercises
- completely the nas1Iv over labor, or that
workidgmen continue 20 os looked upon as
mere hewcrs Of wood AID drawers Of water ?
We certainly think z.os. and such wall be the
conclusion arrived az ~ every party who
gives The subje an isrr's seri Us reflection.
IN ssTing what we have, We DO not wish
70 De- looked upon as the apoiogists Of any
wrong, party CT paper. We trust our re.
marks, possessing the meri, Of truth If no
other, may be accepted 10 the spirit ia which
they are givea-genersi in their application,
and may be tAe nleans of arousing the
friends Of labor to a sense Of their duty, AZ
We assure them 20 greater calamity can r sp-
pen than the suspension Of those journals
devoted to theII interests. si - -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-14

that sheksame causes which produced the
results referred 90. are a work In our own
country. Il IS true that this condition Of
Affairs does n9t<xist in our agricultural dis
srisss, bal Il We icck n che manufacturing
centres oftNrF Ensiand and the ssst n BiIf
be soand- thal. We are aRpEQximatipg 70 II As
iapidly as i il ppssible for Rfppblie like
egrs = Do 50. We there fad al tie svih
that faksg. in tbs train Of Capitalization,
Labor Is depressed, and the laboref regarded
as the exclusives ~ ePsty, Of he employer,
wh,le hejs 10 al liniepis .apd Purposes der
psee ,hs tights % 1lesislale fof sbe advance,
ment Ct his osn interests Our almsrhpnses
ard FeniseptiaTies increasing 10 all direcr
risas, tell Us too plainly the march Of events
in this direction. ..-r.r ~.
CESTRALIzATIoS AND LAs,R, thcse. follow
workmsn AZ, tkc two elements which are
now contepds Z for the mastery. The Fur
mer las tho Capital and legislation Of the
Republic ins iss Aands the latter has, OF
shoald have, the. hard hsted sons Of toll at
its back The lsnss ef dsmar0tien are
clearly aud ae6aits'v drawn the issue is
made and one or the other must eventually
suecumb. Which that shaA BE- depends OF
the intelligence, disesFnasns aad iertituds
Of the Amer,can .~esk a : NJ All that /.
varied a the present time Is to lay thes'
iaets before them arouse them 70 . sens.
Of the impending danger. AID thanks 10 eGl
Jree Institutions, they csn anu will apply
the remedy az becomes lrseasen. rF
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LABOR ITEMS.

BRIckLArERs' Union No. /, Of Nov York
are to parade on the 18th, and members wso
fail 70 attend are to be fined SIS.
THE Wheeling, wv. Fa. Latsiiioeacsy 81
Saturday says :"we were told Yesterday
that all work had been stopped at the whit.
taker iron works on Thutsd.y evening.
We noticed that oil the Wheeling iron works
wees dark and cold. Only the nail ma
chimes were in operation. We trust that
these suspensions are buttemporary, % hmm
dreds OF lsborers are thus thrown cos Of en-
pioyments s-t fr "
= Tax railroad shops 10 some parts OF Mainr.
have reduced fheir working time to eight
houss perday, asd.the .uAges il the same
proportion. Reason, little wsrk. N W.
Tx mills and factories in the Eastern part
Of Connecticut have reduced the II humber Of
hours to three-quarser tine, .ditrs psses,
owing to slackness Of trads. -s & ~ 10. /
Tan Mahyiils Manufasturing Co. and the
Mills q Forest Lake and SIssersyHie, Il. /
have reduced The vsgss d their operatives
- Esr cent s5s a..;.1-
q Ar Worcester. Mass, 4 labor meeting -
hsld last Msndsy srssiss, Dee. Oh, sAe
Eigtts 81 workinenen deceased 1t fsSgth,
md > commistee appoiptvd 10 noninate city
oshcsrs, and reportss IN lsojourned wrestling.
The ticket deeidsdnpon IVES to BE- supported
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