The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27

than ever. Everything goes on quietly, however,
and there has been no disturbance OF the public
peace nor is there likely be in tins vicinity Mr..
SIMPSONS Cinnamon are gradually getting to work.
aud to-day more than one-fourth Of the whole num-
Der have been engaged, and the Others are anxiousIy
awaiting the getting In OF the necessary machinery
and implements for them To begin with. AS before
stated the men learn very rapidly, and the expert
ment is success far beyond the expectations Of
their employer Manufacturers from all over the
country are coming here to see for themselves
whether this new feature IN labor is worthy OF
serious consideration, and thus far they have AL
lett with an afirmaiyc impression.
WHAT WILL BECOME or THE o.IsPiNsa
In view Of the probable Of the Orientais in
the slioe.makng line, the x important question Is
what Will become OF the forty thousand Crisqius In
Massachusetts, who have 50 long governed the man
ufactarcrs and their business They do not any
longer attempt conceal the fact that they have
lost the control OF the manufacturers, and that the
Latter win ignore them hereafter organization
ana refuse 70 be dictated 10 by them. Here IN this
town all the owners Oi factories have combined
against them and Will not give them employment
unless they Withdraw from the order. Some OF the
manufactures are lying idle IN consequence but
they are rapidly hiring new aad green men from the
interior OF the country, and in few weeks II 10
likely they viii all be in active operation.
WILL rue COOPERATIVE cnisrES MOVEMENT BE A
SUCCESS
A. willie observed farther dong IN this letter The
Crispins thrown out OF employment here are about
to engage In cooperative manufacturing move
nent they nave got together some eight OF ten
Thousand dollars for this pnrposc, ana bought new
factory, which VIII be put in running order in very
few days. Although such an alternative for liyel-
hood is more commendable than undertaking to
govern the business Of Others, question very much
whether or not II will lie success II is undoubtedly
true that already there l. some
SECRET MOVEMENT AMONG TIE MANUFACTURERS
to head theui on ana IL will probably be developed
at special meeting which has been called In Boston
next Wednesday, the very day when The Crispins
and The workInginen are to rally there
in Tremonr Temple. IT is probable that
the leather dealers and boot ana shoe
jobDers, as wcll as the manufacturers, VIII
combine IN the movement, and the arrangement Will
probably be that the leather dealers Will sell TO the
cooperative manufacturers only for cash down and
Tie jobbers aud wholesale dealers Will unite in Iefus-
ing 10 buy fheirEo.ds when made
TROUBLE AMONG THE CRIsfIs AT NORTH crook
FIELD. s1gtil
The report comes here noil reliable source that
The extensive orisptn Order II, North Brooklled, In
the central section Of the state, likely to be
two hundred members from It, The members VIM
viii draw out are said to he mo, cd to this coirsc Nv
an inwari feeling that the days Of usefulness OF the
order have ceased and that they must cut loose ron
Its obligations IN o,dsg Y 9e9!g 3 livelihood seye-
SIMPSONS factory IN lstfucling his Chnamen.
THE C0-ofERATiyB MOVEMENT DISCUSSED BY THE
III /. former letter, as vel as before in silis
stated the fact THAT the Striking Crlspins have been
agtating The mater Of establishing one Or more
cooperative manufacturers IN the town. THIS
course would seem Ia indicate that tney have given
up al hope OF tllaniphng over the manufacturers
aod that their 9nly practical alternative now s TO
match their labor with that Of Jonn Cninlinaa
Although verbal bargain had been concluded Tor
fuzzy equipped n,analaclery oy some OF the Nris-
day tought that their action III the matter might b.
premature ANA 50 they arranged for s.lf ga H~
A SPECIAL MEETING or TIRE H0OSAc TUNNEL LODGE
for thus evening to have the matter fully and fairly
discussed Mr. Cummings, Inc grand secretary OF
the order, was present. anu his counsel ana sugges-
iiDns were brought INTO tequistlOn. The CllSpin
order as j. Wen known IS one Of strict Sc sfesy ard
the events that tansre III toeir meetings. are never
dlvuigcd TO any siye thsif own members. AL this
mporJant meeting, however, the unparalleled event
OF i reporter taking notes 81 The proceedings was
lusfraled III the
PRESENCE on A NEW YORK HERALD REPRESENTATIVE.
correspondent Of the Sieue u,sd Leather 9ep0lier
also present bui aside from aim ANA the ERAID
reporter none others onlsl he order were admitted.
The departure rom the stricr rule OF tge ORDER
thus TINE more nohored IN he breach IMAM IN the Oh
serVance ana it is Gre aule 10 the Crlspins that
they are willing the anxious pubic should Know
Their true sentiments ana position IN thus important
movement.
Tag Co-opgRATIvg sCngME rAyoRAgl.Y ACTED
UPON.
Ihe subject OF cooperation iii manufacturing as
well OF cooperative stores discussed 10
wise and lmpasSoned manner. The fact that the
Cinnamon are likely 60 Prove dangerous rivals was
not disputed, put IN spite 81 ihis inc matter oI mo
yoicnce'' was urged and accepted. Polite Il action
to protection TO American abOrers was alvo-
Gated, and the more practical experiment VI CO.
operative manufacturers was unanimously favored
| and agreed upon.
! THE cRisriNs ADDREssED ~ . sYArArhIfSi NAN
UFACTuRER.
After the business specially assigned had been dis
| Posed OF Ma Cummings said tiiai during the
day ne hsd mel an benJanin Godfrey, 80, u
| Milford; that he was stopping AZ The vii.
! House, and, II agreeable The brother Cas-
| pms, he would IKE to invite him 10 address
| Mr.. Cummings and Mr.. NesUn waited upon tile
manufacturer and iDlounea iila Oh villa mad been
done, and the latter accepted or the invitation.
Upon entering nc lodge room ne was received Witn
| warm applause, and after being introduce he pro
| ceeted 10 give the urinphis ~ ate aud e'oq!snt
/ LECTURE UPON CHRISTIANITY, MORALITY AND CO.
r. tft NfoPERaI8uN.
| There are troubles about amor all over the land
| Mr.. godfrey said, ant ARR naNng given he SUB
ject great Ceal Of careful thouglthc had come 10
the concusion that 10 be happy al men must DC Just
and God-iike for all nser, and unappiiess vas
| butt tile legitimate offspring OF lljustcc He snst
| talk pt n, he said, and ieil the Irspins Of their
fnn,fs and NOT f taer yjrtues lor the atler would
take care vi themselves. III ,ley would shame capi-
tai ana their employers iu'p being js; alid pure III
heart anu soul they must set them the exAmrl'
|
NEVER MAKE POOR SHOES or CHEir ANYBODY.
! IL was u iancniaDle iael, he added amid APP
plausc, that there we're n great many IN MaSssi-
! chusetts who made TIE vrst specimens VI SHOES
OF any articles ever given tue name OF shoes, and
Tue natural cause OF this Was, as ne supposed. q
feeling on the part oil woiknen 10 take advantage
OF capital IN retaliation Tor capital having taken
advantage OF thenl 1t was slch an uncnr!slial
feeling as this that produced All the troubles. and
ii could 10 best Illustrated by lying together lc tails
Of couple OF cats and throwing them over Clothes
line. He con- ended Thai Whon cailtai became cnfl,-
tanned and God Was acknowledged then WorkitiI-
men would take pleasure III giving capital ali 1t re-
uuireI In bric they must III he humane, aud Ito
unto OiIieys as they would hayo others do unto
\ them.
/ Eoi.sf BE AFRAID or THE CIfINAMES,
Mr.. GoG.rey said for hey VIII moi Ilarni any one I'm
less they We're bromght here in EVIL spirit: but
scIishncss aud greet for making money was the Oh
Ject vi their importation and God FORBID 1t shonis
bel then QUE country was fast going to ruin. II, OF
+ the other hand, an became the champions Of TIL
| cross, then all would prosper He would urge III
| Crispins around him 10
STUDY RIGHTEOUSNESS.
lead pure life, be frugal and industrious, and tho