The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
Meeting Of the Moulders from All the City
Foundries and Of the Manufactur-
ers of Morocco Cases.

El9ht-liour League ana reply thereto.
presented The memorial was that some Of their people
policeman, aud they Claimed that the police neriefed
with them unduly, when they were entirely peaceable
ihaye control over the police Of New York, and no
made BY the assured the
gated and that confident the Commissioners would
punish any who used violence was not
was due 10 any citizen under the laws OF the state
present. Condition IF Affairs as Between employers and
q % na ssn Al e Of @
the police force OF the city i.my duty to dc all in my
sa ys an 3e T21 in "e hS sehs # Mat
The following has been mailed TO Governor Hof-
man since the above was received
LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR FROM THE CHAIRMAN
OF THE FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
To HIS ExcrLLEscy JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Governor Of the
oNoRAnLr slRYours of the LIST is received. We accept
ers rsspeess the laws and reelatons Of TIC oce
force Of this city, and as we had the s OF
sured OF their protection in the future as they have pro-
@ % we Of & and
reference BY the police and The arrests Of their com
their
we deny and for your
formation win give some of the details Of the WORKINGS of
form their mission. ''.''' ~
was no element ef Within
s WSs or tire 81 % s
gang Of strikers, under ne lead Of Commits rom
ass The each aoSr
The shop and Join them in their With such
re saS B d Fs nG
and tried to seduce them into Joining their league and
men TO temporarily join them; but those few soon
and s # !nfG
on and returned 70 their work THIS movement was at
@a%aisstarsrs We're. eempsIled 70 sssIi , naon tie
S these ssnitte aa The 's
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issals%psaas sno,sS rsia and Allowing
This action The part Of the police IS called by your
attempt system
police Sndsehe exeitsmsn moment p, By cool
and ARRESTED 81, with \ running
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~ S injury sp
tai and labor employs and employer c,vons .
III, x s
sgonsihy do pot in orFqnizins NS snes as
th rS IN their method carrying ont
consre against the peace good order and law OF the
State Yours, very respectfully, or,, no
Chairman of Furniture Manufacturer and Dealers
Meeting of Morocco Case Manufacturers.
At meeting of the Morocco Case Manufacturers
OF the city OF New York. held at the rooms of Sam
mel c. Jackson, $50 Broadway, Mr.. A. Wiggers
in the chair, P. L. North acting secretary, it
unanimously
Resolved, after carefully considering the demands
nonr 9 days WorF the now paid
for tenn that would be impossible for them to grant the
man on any ether terms than ten hours work for ten
' q at
''''' ''''D'' ALBERT VIRGINS, President.
p. L. NORTH, Secretary.
The following are the firms represented Francis
T. Braillard, Conrad h Iantin, G. Schonemann, Tiff
fany CO. Welch \ Miller !. Stun! Stun Weggus &
mon Birge, Frederick Springer, George w. Walker
and Henry Koch.
Company, of Providence have sign1ed their APP
prevail and acqucscence in the above resolution.
The Iron Moulders.
The mouders employed in the various iron
works in the city met last night at Hauk's Hotel,
corner of Thirty fourth street and Ninth avenue.
There were about eighty persons in the room, and
temporary chairman was chosen. While
some confusion occurred in the necessary
movement for the choice Of permanent officers
q delegation from the cabinet makers was reported
and on motion admitted. The delegation consisted
of o single individual, who came forward, and,
without word Of warning, broke out in the fol-
lowing speech
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN-There have
been two OF a committee appointed to come down
here and inform you we are getting along pretty
tnt,.. tl.;r
morning. but did not have much success. We
want to get up demonstration on Monday.
wa down to-day, too, with committee, TO
superintendent Keso, to have the police stop inter
and a police guard. don't want to insult any one
here, but If there Is German among
you you know Tha, gt s anv row npon
out with u.s. and If the bosses won't give IN we will
make them. The bosses say that one nalf the men
in the city willing to work II the other hall viii
let them. we want to get up Q good crowd to
show them it amt so, and we will strike terror to
the hearts OF the bosses. Cheers
The delegate from the cabinet makers here stated
that he was obliged TO visit the plumbers ana must
withdraw. lie was awarded a vote Of thanks, ana,
In return, expressed his gratitude.
Charles Hopkins was chosen permanent presi-
dent, Patrick Mallon'secretary and William Baughn
treasurer.
report was received from Nicol Billerwell's
"Hammerseyp foundry. The Junior partner ilaa
that they were willing to adopt the eght.hour sys
ten on and after Monday next and advised them to
attend the meeting AT hanks Hotel. The report
was received with cheers.
Mr.. Perkins made somewhat lengthy speech
setting forth that the worst enemies the working
men had were among themselves. being those who
sought to curry favor from their employers by
working over time. lie protested that tie men did
not want the additional two hours time for the
purpose OF spending 1t in gin mills, but for their
advancement In knowledge Of sociology, poll
ties and general information
committee from tho "Oregon" foundry reported
that the propretors had refused them satisfactory
reply 80 their demands and they had struck unani-
mOusly. tCheers)
committee from the A. h r. Brown foundry re-
ported no definite answer received from the trm
and the men on strike.
committee from Roach's Morgan Iron Works.
reported as above, and men on strike member
added that Mr.. Roach said he only cleared ten per
cent profit, and lie would divide that with the men,
He reconsidcred the proposition moment alter
Wartkand offered them ALL (Cheers
0uintards works were not repTeaente1 ana