New-York tribune., 1874-01-16
month of January 1871 Under hi. order the r.t

month Of January 1874 Under this order the rst pay
nent TO take place last Monday. but was lieu
nv the strike OF the The OF the strike ~
time not known, unless II was that tho men iosou h
that by accepting pay under the new recsmer Nv Getting
their back Tho men have been some years III W.
employ of the Company and will do no hJn,y p can he
found any way. either through tho trustees uhui,
70 obtain their pay FOR the past will certainly be-
done. Upon such assurances 1t ia thonsn' '"o ''''
20 to work. ,,, ,,u
The receiver has no power the road ana ~ VIII
take few davs to mako the necessary arr9nse % -.
which the road be started. This Cen I'm umhI'c
doubt will be done TO the satisfaction OF VI. f..iV
and every concerned. He Will see me ,nn ' vn"id
chester Saturday. Under fears ina Woou9 ~ ordcp
follow the Governor has boen calieu upon W W -
company of the National lard 10 that pince ~ s,S
any outbreak, hut the statement o' laws ~ ~
ton put end TO all apprehension. hama ,ha, ,,,c
PnILADrIpuIN Jan Ib-It II reported nero Una, tne
Government assume the control o. @ Ine me me-
Southern rCad IN order that the mails may DC PIoP
ly delivered. The freight delayed by tne s pea'oi M ~
OF travel ia consequence OF thc sA9 and dsnotcbcd
Via Camden and Amb0y. Al the Olbto noro ~ -
that a tram containing number Oh p% purSvs ~ nt
from funeral among whom were hunper vi W.null
and children had been stopped on Iuesuay inS, a ,
rov nest thcy could 60 Egg Harbor City and this In
the face OF violent snow Storm lho trdn WAS 70 run
only short distance over ne M man ,o " w
nectiOn al Whiting alton with the iuchertoh haoau
A dispatch from Winnings. N j.. says on attempt has
been made restore The track o. 'he s9nnerh tIohn
~ order that The trims OF tle side roads may run over
ihe line but the sr,krrs forcibiy inerfercd 10
stop the work. and determined TO rssI a euorV' W
1uE GRIEVANCES OF THR sTRIKrRs STATED BY
THEMSELVES
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The employees of the New Jersey South
ern Railroad desire to state that tho OF tho
ent strike Is as follows:
The Company has been in arrears with its payments
for some tme Some Of the men II owes for four
months and all for During the last few DAYS III
December, wncn the men applied at the Office Of the
Company for hy: they were told by the Treasurer
to wait until the alter the lat Of January 1874 On pre-
senting themselves at oce after the ls OF January
they Informed by the superintendent tdst tue
debis OF last sted. and that only tho time
made after the 1T of January 1874 should be paid Tor
Orders sent 10 the neaiS OI different departments
TO make ont the tine of ne men up TO the 10Th OF Jan
nary. On hearing OF tl:s. the men naturally be
came indignant, nearly al. OF thom were swim
dled out Of three mOntns' ply In a siuhar ma1-
years WHrn the road was known
as tae Rarilan and Delaware Bay Railroad.
Nlth the loss which thcY nad experienced before.
fresh in their minds could not be expected That they
would again quietly submit to being swndled ont Of
thoT hard-eaIueJ pay Many OF The men receive small
wages aDd almost on the vriE" 0 starvation, whc
their families ally sun rHg for the necCssares
of lie Can any OuaOIc WHn han5 then for taxing
the matter into their own ndnisf Had the Company
pad oil by iusLaneuts the previous months wages, III
Stead OF wlpIng IN ba X pay for three and four
months the men world have waited patiently until The
Increase OF business allowed them o Le pad. And now
whU the deeply regret tho ScrDus inconvenience
10 which the travelling ppc ~ subjected by this strike
they must say fault with tho Company ana
not win them. j. ID. HOLBEOOK,
JOSFrH FORD.
For Employees Committee.
Manchester. " j., Jan. -, 1874.