The New York herald., 1876-01-29
THE LoNsDALE OPERATIVES.
CLOSE OF THE ssrRIKE-woRK TO BE RESUMED
BIZ ALL ON MoNDAY-sYMPATHY FROM FALL
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CLOSE OF THE FsrRIKE-woRK TO BE RESUMED
By ALL ON MoNDAx-sYMPArHY PROM FALL
RIVER.
LoSsDALE, Jan 2s, Is7d
There pears TO be considerable feeling among the
operatives here since the stormy meeting Of yesterday
out IDS is always the result OF strikes 1t has how
ever, apparently ended better than was expected by
outsiders The superintendent informed me that he
willing that all should return to their respective
places on Monday and that no one would
be made to feel uncomfortable in Wow Of
their prominence in the late movement About
LOO looms running to-day Every mule spinner
at work Many Of the operatives will be obliged now
to remain out until the middle OF next week as there is
no work ahead for them TO do. The company are re-
cevng numerous personal applications h the places
OF those who have moved from the villages since the
outbreak OF the strike The majority, however are re-
fused It is the Of the company 10 hire
that class OF help which will favorabiy compare with
those whom they have had before
The meeting OF the bleachers this morning at Barrys
Hall was well attended r. S. Lewis the chairman Of
the amalgamated meeting, was called upon to preside
The committee appointed TO wait upon the superin-
tendent Of the beachery the meeting yesterday re-
ported that they had been received kindly and had
been assured that all but james Flynn could
sumo their old places He desired that five Of them,
who work in the chemical department. commence
work this in order have goods prepared for the
others Monday. Otherwise II would be necessary
10 have many remain out until the middle Of the week
The beacher whom the superintendent refused to
have will be remembered by the readers Of the
HERALD as being conspicuous at OF the meetings,
and who Ia very questionable manner read the names
OF those who were at work In the bleachery and who
nonstrkers. He also called Kilburn, the super
intendent asscoundreL Flynn has been discharged,
and will, Of course, be obliged to seek employment
elsewhere:-
At meeting of the operatives this morning the fol
lowing resolution was presented by p Boland and
unanimously passed
Resolved That the operatives of the Lonsdale Com
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here Tor the honest fearless and truthful by
side OF the troubles well the side employers
during the late strike.
This has been a remarkable strike, differing from
many OF the strikes OF the day The help, who in
need OF aid from the Relief Committee, have had
general thing, too much pride to ask for IT, and
queny to work rather than be objects Of charity
Only few have come out boldly and said they wero
In want Again, their leaders, the
with those in Fall River, have worked with
out pay, have also their committeeman and COL
lectors They have persistenty refused TO hear any
proposition OF labor agitators from abroad and when
ever proposition has been presented to have outside
speakers, IL has been unanimously rejected This
morning word received from Fall River that tho
operatives at that place were in sympathy with those
here and were taking up contributions for them TO
tinue the strike Ii is reported that nearly 81
subscribed but will not be forwarded in view OF
the decision TO go to work Monday. Offers of aid
have also from other localities The balance ofthe
money raised here will be distributed by the Relief
Committee to those who likely to be in want OF
funds before the ncxt pay day comes around The
storekeepers inform that the operatives, rather
than ask for aid buying oatmeal and other cheap
grades of in order keep along until pay day ar
Surely their employers have spoken the truth
In relation TO their help-that they were among the
best that the country affords and had proved them
selves not only to be efficient workmen but had great
selfrespect for themselves and families