National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-20

mcntS,' he said. as Burke came in,
speaking pleasantly, and almost in
differently, as though the matter in
hand were of but slight personal in
tercSt, before returning to the sub
.iect OF which we tallicd this morn
ing back to the firm. Tile require
ment is theirs, and | understand
them to he in earnest. | am as
much bound. if would hold my
place, to see 1t executed as YOU are
to conform to the rule. The law
/ touches us equally. You refused to
! give the clerk your residence ycstcr-
! day, and | was instructed to obtain
1t this morning. AS You perceive |
have been Ill no haste to report your
second refusal but if YOU adhere
to the stand taken, | am without
discretion. TIE fact must he com.
mnni 'atcd, and then You will have
to leave for it will he thought much
better to dispense with the services
Of one workman. however excellent.
than to permit an outaud out i'll
irlngcment of rule
The man clustered, used hard
words, demanded explanations
touching the new rule, and Swag.
gcrcd about trcbly for time-to
all of which the foreman answered
nothing He might as well have
beaten the air, for all the reaction
obtained. The end was Il complete
breaking down on the part of Mr..
Burke, who, after giving his resi-.
dencc, went back to his room Il sub.
ducd, and, may be, a wiser man.
AS it was we'll known throughout
the establishment that seven o'clock
was the hour, when every man was
expected to be at his work, the new
foreman did not reannouncc the rule
He had noticed the surprise shown
by almost every man at finding him
on the ground when he came, and
he preferred waiting to see If pune.
tnality would not follow through
every mats Sclfcompulsiom. 1t
; turned out as he had anticipated.
Instead of only V dozen workmen
being in the shops at seven, over
one hundred We're ut their places,
and by fifteen minutes past seven
'"t i.'', lin iG.,,t ''.' o "' ,'''.,r n, on",
more noticeable on this than on the
| preceding day; yet no one could
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