New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

w. ,,, a,D,overs Greater interests are invo'eui ="
mi. strike than In any that have preceded IL, aHU
cuest,on s one Of momentous importance 70 ','o -
froor the result of this strike largely depends t
t,on whether another and extensive ine - VI go
Urosented by numerous trades shall be oanlsou iO
this city aud transferred 10 localities "nicn 10, 90
inflicted injury upon the business ,Da,r ,bo,
New York Competition eAss 90 ty'o.t A.
there IA very little margin for carrying On
rol ,,nes Of trade The employers contend ior tnis
-. - ,ho,r arguuent Is conceded by the iron ana
metal workers. who, in order TO save themselves orc
,,no their influence extend their strike 70 al points
who're competition is likely to prove iaai, anu ~ 'oo
so time as they claim, to secure for their fenow-WotA
,ngen in different parts Of the country the same priv
leges and relaxation from toll that they themselves
saek Isuseess therefore, to underrate the import
ance OF the prelent strike in the iron trade INC u
Der OF men concerned in It independently Oh 'e Pou
ary interests involved render it one OF the gea'eS' mas
tude and sets il far beyond any previous movement"
largo meeting OF the iron and metal workers was
hoId Yesterday The payment Of relief funds 10 the
needy and suffering members OF the Association was p
gun and t is beyond question that ample Iu' W. -
hand for the emergency. delegation which Ia" ' Dee-
sent IN Boston, New-Hsven, and other Eastern uHe'
renorted that everything was favorable 10 tno Ik"
nm oapse in the East barring exceptional locahteS,
ga that the men were enthusiastic in their apprOVai vi
tho Fieht-hOur system. Two teiegrams "ere reoo'ou
from Philadelphia stating that everything was gong W
eu and that preliminary steps had been taken Iot
~'"N
demands are aceeded to the business in their hne WI" DC
driven from NewYork and that the only salVatoh ior
the manufacturers is protective tarn % ana tno So
lent sentiment of the woTkingmen Is III Vpposi'i0 " ~
trade. ,.,-
cowDanv held their ordinary meeting The WORKING
men in this association seem confident OF success
they fail they say they win form cooperatye as
socetion aud are prepared TO make improvements III
msnnfScf,Te and machines that viii damage the 9qsi a
ness the Company beyond IemeGy' inc SUElg nem @
az funds
hers Several thousand dollars expected iron OnCn
matt Monday TO assist the strikers mere III
'"'i P''''''A IRON FOUNDERS IN COUNCIL
The Empoyers Board of Iron Founders met at NO 400
sixb-ave yesterday, the President George d. bllol
we'll in the chair. Demarest, Joyce Co., Eagle Iron
works Brooklyn stated that all their men had resumed
work at ten hours without an advance OF wages D.
Cummings. McCollum, Kembe West Point F0underyl'
bouehcrty BrOOme, and Ayres Son, reported IN mat
they running their shops at 10 S n0TS ere an on
and that the prospects for resumption were very poor
resolution passed to provide 6SnHs ~ - n Ss s @
poyed in the shops when full, the number Workng ~
5d1 @ ae be ke tp coweI Bros reported thai al but 10
or IL OF their had struck aud that one o thosY WA 4
mad not was attacked the street by the strikers Sn
aerward followed home and beaten again ana @ unss
sii his furniture demolished. Two thousana men men
the iron trade in Jersey CITY were IePSr P % be ~ cosed
struck and the shops in that city were sad 70 Oe eSse
on the basis Of ten hours Jonathan Moore said that %
who bad not struck n his shop SetS sas fbeTe Fere
mo- indications Of strike in that city. Royoe9 4
Bsd saa so Bso' Atlantis Il DSE from WORKS
reported that their men were all out. McSiHc KIN
Sy yn SeFG S@1S6 %oas a 10 5ns hours Ferguson Of
reported 10 working under tine old system EN- & ane
Pioneer Iron Works Brooklyn reported tha{ tey were
working eight hourr to fill some contracts ana that wnen
hS Tse e en hd 3 that ey We're not taxing
new work II was also reported that 25 men employed
Work oh the old terms NJ. Brady reported that his men,
who were all out, would resume work at 10 hours on
James L. Jackson and others made speeches in 0pp9si;
Teafrmng the Intention Of the iron founders make
concessions either In hours advance OF wages IL was
system on Monday Morgan Son reported that they
wors BY the piece St 10 hGaTS per Se d2y
work oneha and that consequently 3nS o nan az @ tS
R would se % 5se5 ~ he shops fepresented
in the Board Of Iron Founders a. ,.i5 will h. ono,
for business st oei5ci NJ and closed and
'I5S@'I 18 Ro. s 5s 5Saa Morgan '99 g %oi oSa' '''
Murphy Co. Qulad llOn Works ~
James Jackson Byo ~ SlS Est IWsniy 1 xyt
W. D. ys3 Tss,n Co. Wsst si.s Architectural Iron "SS"
i@s. 5a3@'l sls Ssd. S'1S g. ID ie F1.l Essil''
Bad Bros No q 3 E,', g Tysaiysil6.,s y s11,.
DoGgserty 1 BrooHs, No ia, BsnE:'t
Gd@h wgDdrum, Tssnty.ssysHhSt st. and RsTea'h1Ve
sH saiHFy sI.s, sSSef SS Ss n &s st F1 Gs'f6i 6as.
Abrshau AIRES Son. No 615 Tenthave.
55S }sS' Dff13 fs5.5 kS 70 81 "a we We: geI =
GO9,O1ss s Iteal no 6 g B ge.l9as.t 5st...
PaaldlDg. Kemble & Co, Wes. Point Fountery.
sis'tcI. syG stake No SO West TweutrGabst
gosei Blctlsl, w'.i Tyeur ssycnih-'I
hsd ss6y CO.. CO., So &s'i as5 5 W 'iS3s fs'y iri. d
BuTFsi jackson 4 Co, EIesfol iron Works
L ASg,s sons No S5 hast T"sIabst
AGF Brown, No. 6l Levisst
B0Jce Melatre, No. 70C East Twsnhst
4 s. Cameron Co, ioo East Twenty .thirist
fSC %1 s1 is'HP'GS Gd &c. NS $50 Z f..i Fsy aIth
Thos AsCoiooe Nos s1s to J35 "a, f'yiSotStt
} B Brsunsiorf Co.. Nos IS to 80 Eunsbeik-sI
James Biuas Nal~orth-st ,, a., , ,,,,
S1T S. aS'1S. % cff s NJ. rSof & r. : so.n''''
Iss n SSSt %.i;S. sai y ES a a P,hS, y mo hy@Sa'h %
Chlrls b. HsdeE No % Adansst
iSs % @ Ro .S, sons So S S - s7 e s 70 1--WE n %s!
e. eoisr EGS sa9s sSs sos SS 70 BTSsiss %aisI.a
suih Bros c,r Jay and Piy@ouihst,
iiusisrd & Whitskey. Pm Pesrsts
.s % steam En- Enss Jew W0rss h Adam ~ snS s0',,! w,'.,a
s.snu I DOeh u g,os "SdAI S ia cSs naS So9 fe'
D,@,fs,si, Joyes' c.; Esss Iron Foupasy;
W II Ssot %iiin.Saili c FoandsiJ ss-'''''
Tss@ Hs9, p.s sI,y ES No.. M e 90 20 ~ E0fs ef.i.S.
W. s. Miller De Freeoe Co, Novsty IfoG Works
JOh8 Alexander G.e npoiui Forp ep
" 6. Car Co.. Mott Hs'ep,E.Y.
OTHER TRADE MOVEMENTS.
Tho Eight Hour League engaged during the day
preparing for the massmeeting at the Cooper Unon
and transacted no special business.
makers at last concede that their strike
is failure and say that their defeat is due to outside
competition they have unable draw the piano
makers IN other cities into their movement
The BARRIERS held meeting Last evening at Teutpnia
Hall and received reports from 956 shops showing that
the employers are unanimously IN favor OF ooneeding
the request Of the men that the shops shau remain open
The employing sugar reaners held their usual session
the different present the condition OF their
reDees Several Of the Brooklyn renneries are in opera
complain of the action OF the insurance companies who