The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-16
a btrIh, TNealI YearG AEo.

We ElTs an Interesting eItses yssies-
day from the Wheeling Badga ol March
70, 1884 We notice 10 looking over IL
columns that there were strikes IN those
days 10 ths rolling miilS, and that they
were carried on with - much hot blood
a In these lAtteE timsa. Por Instance, 10
1854 there was : strike among the boIIerr
In Wheeling, and We zee by letter pub,
liIhed from the Cincinnati suA thAt sew
srAl hundred dollars were contributed 81
that and other places 10 sustain the strike
here. II seems also, that much 10 the
dISAlhfGction-indeed TO tho disgust, Of
the boilers =, Cincinnati, the bOIlen here
went to work al % % per ton. A num-
ber Of boilers therefore met 10 Cincinnati
and passed the following resolutions:
Rll0lJed, That VIC deeply consure al
the boilers Of Wheeling that went to work
for q % per ton on and before the 18Th
day Of February, 1854, and We do consid.
er them A. unworthy tho name Of fellow
Wofkmen, and VIC cannot any more place
confidence In such men. And iurther
We Wi6h 70 call their serious attention tC
q pltce wrote for and and advertised 10
the Young America Of December 10, 1853
The latter portion Of which reads Is lOl-
lows, viz:
"Bollers, stand inAexibe 10 your iAlr
and honorable demand And the hrsI
man that rAlies an arm 10 boil under Il
per ton, may Il pAralyzs from his shOul-
der 70 bis tlnger end. The hBt man that
heats . furnace under so per ton, may hI
meet the iAto Of bhAdrGch, MCshAch and
'Abednego. Let his name be hlOtted ou'
from among men Of emulation and honor
and lot II be written on the Archives o
Oblivion, hlled with the catRcombs o.
eternal perdluon, and deposited In iht
dafkest RlcoVe Of his Satanic Majesty the
full EecompenSeo Of base and lgnoble souls
Respectfully, A BOTLER."
RsOIeed, That we preserve q list OF
names (ol such base and lgnobe sOulI) Tor
future reference, the same 10 be named
tho black list.
RtN!ped, That we return our sincere
aud hearty thanks 10 Mr, Geo. o. Little,
editor OF the Young America, for the no
bic and praiSewOrthy part he acted by the
Boilers OF Wheeling, and Rt the same time
VIC pledge ourselves 10 sustain him, and
TO use our ondeAvorB 70 obtain him good
list OF subscribers for his weekly paper
aud sincerely wish him every prosperity
this world affords and happiness hGreAi-
ter.
RtOIoed, That we return vote O
thanks 70 Mr.. A. N. HOTniah, proprietor
Of the Doddrldge House OF Wheeling, fo
his gcnilemAnly actions towards the Boil
Grs through their late struggle, and lhG
wo recommend all our fellow workmel
that may be soIournIng al Wheeling, Il
drop In and give him q call.
Rtiolted, That we return vote O
thanks To each and every person that con
tributed their assistance toward the Boil
CrS Of Wheeling; At the same time VIC ar
sorry that they have proved themselves 81
undeserVlng OF our support.
CINCINNATI, March II, 1854.
At meeting Of the Iron Boilers, helC
at BuIsey's Exchange, the meeting beinI
organized, the report Of the Committed
was laid upon the table, and the follow
Ing resolutions were adopted, viz:
l. Resolved, That the Report Of tht
Committee be adopted, as read.