The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

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2hs 80 11E2t 6slnf oppossd e
Operatives shoul1 l5ln out until 81 rssons-
sbls nsssnrss hsd ben tried 10 siFsct ! con-
pec4U With ~ qerpC41csns-F Upen %
statsmsnt fkom The 6bin16rs, that bssition
e. me0es1a1 I'D bosn dEaWn up and was 70
| 30 sent . NJ eoFpoRaflo1s Of several cotton
mills, asking . di2ination 81 one half In the
lrsduse1se 1aes So wagss n ths dkGsrsnt
lEooua e fhs factories.
A1sselntion Was adepted thal TIE apinners
drawup SIMILAR paper and prsaQnk u It the
lama Time b the corporations, asking that
the rodnctons b dfninished ens half or
Ethat the mills run four dAysa week at the
old n&ts Of pAynssA Lie hoesd that some
amisahAe arsangemsutswin b nads, for II il
should fail . great deal Of misery must
eng,1s. a#i sdi VI ssa
Sswlsa wonurs WAozs.-Tbs poor NO.
men Of New York are suffering unusual dis
tress this winfss. The SxH Of this city Ays
the believing slstistiss win give some idea
II The sasst Of women, u they could get
n'Reoy nsns' s@ s- -
-. S ~ 1 ss, wosAsns IN Ion ~ :, ceclo
tunsss Il thsy earn 80 osnts. Line. .dustsrs
which vsrs lstsly paid foe At tas rate of 90
emu n eng ma - sanss ior snort, now
SL,ns suy ,s ~ ~ IN rssPecsivsiy;
80 ~ ano M:e es'sn,ag .snss Ton oo 70 Az
an = i so 80. -. I n opsss 1 ILo4
So. ~ 40 - -. ~ - sas nc !,
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.nt co.on.r.,. ...o 49, Dss.''S Ss.. 0snsvo-
ized In Patterson. NJ.
TEE Society Of Solidarity" 4 new organ
ization, has been startsd n New Jersey, for
the purpose Of combining the working classes
ALL the rolling rIlls In Alientown, Pc,
are partially idle owing to . strike among
the puddlers. A reduction Of enc dollar per
TON vas made In the wages, which the men
refused to aeesds.t to. and hsnss the diHicslty.
All the mills alsng the Lehieh ere in Q sim
liar condition. sA4 IN.
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there il : ysss amount 81 de.tisotion n fhst
so~r m. ci..se. -so ~ .sss,;r. - ~ :
widows Of fishermen. and che families Of
those fishermen who had bad luck the past
asason. s't<
Ar the beginning Of the week an organized
tneysmept vas msde by tae mssons Of Nev
-fork, looking 70 "a increase in wages and .
reduction in the hours 81 labor, daring the
.. Uas spnk ne - 1 n. =, a@e con
n,..-.-.-s s-..s
o. Dnsai coa.'nus 20 % maze ~ tne
nnpn ~. 10y yA'I ~ aoo1e1s nc me-
0Ls... . oon uss o. - 1ssn reouSeo 70
eDo1' 1'ooo . al' a''sne1 f0ou0''on ~ iookeo
-. 1890
T ,IN.s \ ~ .ao wo.smeu ~ sue
~oolsn FL INV " g Dl.c1lnson q oon,ss NcIs1
Aas 2s,cn 49,, n.se 80, uo y y. ccnsfiOu.eo
go w Ne sne - ts,' - sue Pocs aMong
800 h 49,. - ...0s,;. s 80 y. saea
p1fe sIs0 snan - osaN' VISA -
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INSTRUMENTATION OF WozKISonES,--AN New
York letter Of Monday says: "The brick
layers and masons from Brooklyn, Jersey
Oity, Poaghksepsie, !onkers, and other
plAoes, mascned .nroegn the streets ~ pro-
cession 70 osy, with drums beating ara 90
sefs lying ~ nonor OF the " orkiogmsn,s
Ess'onAl onlon. nov 10 session mere. Inc
safn-oa. was very handsome one, nos was
: nys.ery oou sne men managed 70 zee
.om isees'nss we colo Al oy peing very
oisser vs
THl ElaHT Houn BuL.-The follow a is
| he eight hour bill passed bv the House of
ln.rr.s....,,,.. IL. -. 1p Nh M IA
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BE y enacteds Thst sieht hours shall con-
statute day. work Tor ~ laberers, work
men and mec1anics now employed or who
meJ % hereafter employed, ny or on behalf
~ fossnns ~ tne unatea ctstes
sna snas ~ 80 no pat4 q acts inconals-
go s. ~ se - % ana me .Ame are here
Disca4Se.p.-we r.rrst 10 l..r,n sh.t ~.
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