The New York herald., 1877-07-25
NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY
A MASS MEETING or 1--WE rRoUsAND WORK
ISGAES IN NEWARK -EARsEsr SPEECHES.
NEWARK, \. j. July ~ 1877.
Last nights scenes being recnact.d this city.
Owing TO tho srke mt six O'Clock, OF the lremen
the Delaware, Lackawann AMI Western Railroad, and
the OF anticipated trouble along tho line, and
especially al the depot herv ana al Dover-wncrc tho
miners reported in very suriy and thrc. tcnine
mood-ihe quie, which prevailed during the day has
given place considerable excitement rhe Pirs
rcgimcnt consisting OF 800 mon, commanded by
Colonel Allen, are under at the Armory ovcry
moment expecting orders To move tho Morris
Delaware Lackawanna ind Westerly road. All trans
that through greatly behind ,imc railroad
employee when asked how the soldiers would got TO
Dover, forty miles away. said, 'WcIl guess
they'll have to walk" large and ugly looking crowd
gathered about depot Fears entertained that
trains will no attacked
NETTING
Another mass mosLing OF tho workisgmen heIA
thisc vcning from, OF Military Park, the nsscmbags
numbering upward OF ave thousand. Mr. F. A. King
presided and Mr. Carl savary secretary. The
police by order OF the Mayor prevented the from
entering the Park Tho first speaker Mr. Lean-
Thompson. oi Now York. Ho said that thcy
assembled 70 oner resistance tyrannicsl
capitalists They living under falss
system Of political economy, and the trouble that
capitalists fast forming themselves into van
corporations at the expense Of the poor workinGmcn
who At tho mercy Of the railroad kinga IL
Washington have arbitrary rulers who enscs lAw
In interests oi monopoIss tho expense Of the
worktngmen. This ~ tho Of all the pros
eny trouble Ho was in favor OF political revolusss
tho part OF the work. gmcn aud sellcd them
to a, organize themselves into body poiit
~orkto hav ntIch ID
wealth Of this country, and those who
have nevor worked enjoy IL The ques
ton OF capital and labor is 4 mighty Questtos
and oycrlaps all otbcr questions II money u
disappear to-morrow could soon be resorei ny IN
Dor; but, the other hand labor 10 disappear,
1t would be followed by misery and ssarvaon. Why,
then not givc labor It's prteeS Let there no mors
railroad stocks and gamble with them. 7,
there hell-hoc IN this country. In his opin
Ton, It wss the Stock Exchange Of New York. The
only way for tho workingmen 10 break this up fo
them send representatives. from their ranks ths
Lcgisaturo The right Of suffrage is IN omnpotent
power, and It Is the only power that will right
this trouble. In usiou, he said that action
their part politically she only way Ivy which thcy
could obtain jns,ica
Tho next speaker Ar. Isaac Bennett OF Nav
York, u workingman who said that seventeen ycsn
ago the government called upon tho people knocl
OFT the shacKlcs oi slavery. To-day the government
calls out tho militia 70 drive tho poor workinsmcn
into slavery. is for tho workipgmcn knock down
this power and say 10 them, rhus far shalt thou &c
and no urtncr" Because thcso cay they pay
wages that the men live upon, tho Governors d
New Jersey, New York and othor States call tin
militia The capitalist says, "Yoa must
WORK Tor these wages,r and they call upon
tho military TO make them do IL Among
but workingmcn. II tnoy give Tho mx,ta
a sobor thoughs thcy will turn their bsyonets th
other way and upon the capitalists Ambulance We
denied to the Park because they poor Tho
had a right to stand hero and demand isr wngcs fo
labor, and they should organize tnsfnsosvss into
strong workinsmen's union and put o1ics
who will make laws Tor themselves and tho captalrst
too. lie exborcd tscm to organize In the interests Of
the poor slaves who had bcen shot down BY the bullets
OF capitalists
There being other speaker Mr. Thompson
again called upon aud spoke In the same strain a.
above reported.
An alarm OF nre served TO break up tho rnectne
Thcrc wns disturbance whatever
WHAT oyx oy THE BRorMERuooD sAYA
| A loading Official In Tho Brotherhood Of Engtsears
said TO n reporter OF tbs HEnALp yesterday s-sUp 70
tho 18th Of June lass nremea received q salary Of
$50 n month, but on that day rcS ucsson OF ten pc
cent ordered. Now we osly frvm
| SIS 10 $23 q month on m svcrass, vhc 4 lew
receive s<6 month, bat very fec. We nrs
Supposed be hand as all times but paid nssn-
Ing for oxtrs trips. We expect sna, tho coal iron
miners Scranton, Pa, and Dover. " J., wvvked BY
the Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western Ru,rcaa Com
pany. will strike tomorrow. The locomotive suxk
viii nos work, according 10 the ru,e OF their
union, without Brotherhood nremcn. The salsrC
of fho ooyn nSo tbrv
500, since tho 10th OF June, pcr month. wo
expoot the maohn,s,s at Boboken, Kinssland and
Philnpeburg out to morrow. About twsuty-avs ~
thirty nrenen this drv,sieD--namepr. tho
Morris and Essex-soday. Tho hremsn all
out end number 500 We intend TO bs pcsccsul During
our s,rko bat will let trains ,o-mcrrsw ex
oept mail trans"