New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE EIGHrHoUR MoEEMENf
pENEwEp ACTIVITY OF THE sTRIKERs-A DE-
MoNsTATION AT sTENWAYs FACfoRf-sEV-
EUAI ARUEeTS

RENEWED ACTIVITY OF THE sIiuh1'ss 7 -7
MONsTATION AT sTENwAY's FACToRf-sEV-
ERAL ARRESTS.
Tho demonstrations in favor of the Elght-H0ur
Law were revived Yesterday and became Formidable " 10 demand 'he
Intervention Of the police Beside the numerous traces hF
l meetings were called Of Others that have not hheFo pAIuo
mated in the movement panooe makers were more sIed ana
ibodssc than any previous time Bsry IN the morning was an
that namber senway Sons employees had resumed work.
having accepted compromise offered by that hm oi zen ce E
.,, Of wages for the customary hours labor Their lowworsn
were detection and determined TO 60 sn"aF aoo
IN bsv DELEGATES were the other trades on strike ASKING
their corporations large delegations responded to the call and m
sOu, ournemn marched the shop to impress upon The h
way the necessity oi6defy to their trade organization ine
police speedily ground and nearly 900 patroen were posted
in and the factory The WbOh to work Immediately
struck again left the shop The engineers mnchns Iron WORKERS
regulators who had hitherto taken part the movement O
Informed W senway they quit work, and then joined the
volng outside Returning the Geunana Assembly Rooms the
snoore makers held meeting which they resolved 10 organize
separate BgbtO League aud appointed delegates 70
represent the Central Association They will hold mass meV
ing this morning Senwsy Sons s unwilling 10 aeoed 10 e
demand eight hours and that they viii adhere to he Terms P
| yously offered by them.
EghHouT League eon during the day ~ me Ieu'oh
Assembly Rooms Tbave and S1teent and resolved 70 nave
parade Of all the wongmen the city Monday night The League
has addressed communications all the different trades ASSOCIATIONS
asking them 10 send DELEGATES meeting to be held at Teutona Hail.
evening for the contemplated dmonstauoD
committee ws appointed walt upon the Superintendent Of fohS
relative TO the line Of march, and announced that The following
route had been agreed upon Prom the Bowe near ouston
through Chabsm the City Hall PARK and thence
way Foureenhs, Eighlve dst secondave -Four
eenth-st A, and Ebt-st to the Cooper institute
The cabemaers In large numbers and sent full deeeoh 70
accompany the pianomae Siewsys factory Two additional
anus were reported conntng The terms Of the strikers
demoutsiion was made morning Brewster Co.'S ear
rage factory The employed there had previously
agreed to strike; painters stopped work on Monday and tne in
Yesterday morning but backnls continued At work Inc eoah
makers accordingly the shop number Of delegations who IN
ducd baekmihs to join their fellows Several haHded "org
marched to the Singer sevngmehne e'ory Tee over
men employed aud sueceled In inducing about nan Of Inc
number to detail Of police present. to prevent any d'
tuIbanee
The lemakers met at Teuna Hall sn received The reports Of
their committees Their strike sdvnces very slowly hut more VoraP
than for the past few days The persistent and declare her
steadiast intention to hold out
The oryers held regular meeting Of their association AZ Aou ha
No % Stnton Hammesnth, President snd Theodore hehsI
seceary number added to the roll Of members
The upborers discontinued their meetings but assert that iheJ
are not discouraged Notwithstanding the alleged bad faith oa few Of the
employers They met last evening AZ Geruana Han Imiaae ANU
Kgbteenhs the purpose Of aectrg thorough oIgsuon
Tie machine box nskerEmet resolved to continue their ie
and the osanbales have formed nsoion and have ap
pointed Committees wait On the bosses aud rre the amAld 0
eight hOurS
~ reported nearly all on strike i'" Of 'Ar numOef arc
| said to resumed work At ten hours
The hands employed city umbearis talk Of sinking and an
organization proposed for that purpose The men employed
Chspins lumbersrd Tvendst and Eevenha7e "rues ana
| were conceded eight nours
tn. boussis with bu, few exceptions hsve ruaed to work at
t lours on shop holding snt the dem'uds Of the men,
number Of houmths went into shop IN Ihrynh'htt near
drove out workman employed there and took possession
The rpeeaier VIM Hart was arrested aud locked in Jefferson
The horehoers making progress and but few Of the rail-
road and stage companies still hold out ~, -,,.
The ironmoiss bei mass meeting 't Ha9F. Hotel Iaii, T
and the chances Of success for all the s are
The have formed snd have Designated committee
to SOopsTs,s T The i 5,5 s s Fou Ie,rS and Intend
eisng the Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and Pseon in the
The have oa9l,e4 for it on Mcnty newt o
The ooachmmer met at Military Hall aud appointed committees 70
,Da f4i'hs who S9TseT several thousand
The roo have .ofe4 pernlnP, organization enPo,ei o. the
The tin and sleeiron WORKERS Military Hall form union
Bernard RELY and Jane. Fox fourthsve eare who went 90
avn r ~ nS f tbe dr to on in the strike TRe we're
the Yorkvie Police Court and locked up for examination
tsaed tSef demands Tie carpenters Prospect P'r struck est
had not up late hour yesterday, rendered decision
GOV HOFFMAN AND THE sTRItss.
The Governor, IN response TO the memorial Of the
furniture manufacturers and dealers hss addressed the ioosuz
muuieation to the Chairman Of their Association;
NEw.YoRK EzEcrITR CH.BER, A1n4Sr. June lc52
P51E & SI Your, o. yS,S s G so Ie ', ois6 M III. E
T t 10 s made by he Committee who presented the
violently policeman and they elaie that hs police inter
have no control over the police Of SevY righ make
nevertheless petitioners that would tue matter 10
he Investigated confident she Commissioners would
Id any policeman violence when H not aud
would give them the protection which due any eten under
the laws o the state.
fuv realize peculiar difcues which attend the present
on OF affairs and emnOye and when there e
much officers the law need an their ooonenone
more police Of the city. IL duty do Az ny
public and at the laws fully and
And capital and labor have equal Interest In faith
ful DISCHARGE that duty Ye respectfully JoHS T. HOFFMAN
George Brown, esq Chairman Ne
Mr. replied the Governor tha the manufacturers accepted
the Governors Of bis powers relative to the regulation Of the
police denied however the truth Of the statemea in the
memorial Of the Etur League and detailed account Of the
circumstances under which the workngmen k induced those
who were join their movement He asserted that the
strikers without permission tie proprietor entered nanafic
tories, and, BY threats Of violence compelled the men
and aewsd induced them to join the League by promises
which been fulfilled and that in Of this action the
employers compelled to ask tue intervention Of the police Who
The reply Chairman the Manufacturer Association informs
the Governor members Of the EhtouT League susgrng
law and oOnsg against The aud good order Of the
State.
the 90 that resolution
receded position. They also hst Of the shops
u handed Y5e Oher getting their worsen back daily
aud that sr the eabnetmakes concerned the ke IS
failure"
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CAPT. wARREN's REFORM IN COOKING.
Cant Frederick Pelham Warren of the En-