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q Syracuse fali 70 James CoStigan' eight
weeks and iour dass sou. Ihe strike vas
supported hy mon No D, and vas exempt
from special assassin 'ntS Tor other unions
during II progress.
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en have made sppneation I"r membership
Joseph Lewvl Chas. beyland, Anton Becker,
Geo hehnlne, John Saner, John klegier,
Mathew HI sler, Fred Frey I, snnemsn,
Fred DvteTs' Iheo- Meier, All IRON THIS
city NM hAekDokS,
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NORWICH, y. y, February 70, 1878. - At
special meeting OF this Union which took
place some time In Nov. 1874, one Joseph
Taylor, halllng from Worcester, Mass, was
hned the sum Of $50 for scabbing under the
jurisdiction OF this Union and wher the above
TACT became known 70 Taylor. he entered
protest against the Union, and appealed TO
the Executive Board tor a decision Repre-
sentinz himself an the appeal As partner
Of the establishment Of his brother who was
a. the time Taylor was fined, and is now,
am sorry to say, running one Of the most un
taH shops throughout this section Of the
country, and hS positively claimed that he was
dong business With his brother and that he
had an interest m the business That he was
mot working BY the week or by the thousand,
and also stated that he would not be com
Pelled TO scab It under any circumstances.
But tins he mentioned to boast of his good
Y mon principles. and which at the latter end
turns out TO be nothing else but hypocracy. II
Joseph Taylor dare TO deny this we can refer
to the record Of proceedings Of this Union
and convince him Of an act which does not
express good Union principles and in the
manner be conducted himself In this case
against the actiOn Of this Uniou, We think we
are Justified in saying that It IS nothing else
but bvpocra.y. While the International
President had the matter under consideration,
Tsvlor received a communication from the
M - stating that n his ftbe Int Sec's
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rights Of Union man. While his case was
the sheva communication. Tavlor concluded