The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-25
were soon to be paid of, ther rrestausat eur
said. ttey had disbanded. fssa s'tfss,its
II seems that the paymaster IS now aefr-.
TR1K1Sa. a.DIlsobrHFBNAECED.
The following needs ro iexplahetfon e

,o 20 fam dation In fact, ,, and that as citE'
zens of Richmond a mai iofitY 9of us being
Identified with itsinterest by birth and by
property, woulds deem it sacrilegious to
ce or engage in strike at any
line. more especially In the present dis
ressed condition Of! the country.
Q, That our association with the officers
If this company has been characterized by
air dealing and a. consideration OF TIE e
wants OF aiIfits employ es:F - : -. -
i3. That we are ever ready, az citizens iof
to defend it's property, both pub
lie and private, from violence at any time.
WITH. WOODY, Chairman.
Ss4sHoPs CHESAPEAKE AND oHIo r. RI
- .;s2t RICHMOND, July "a, 1871
John AcF FarIand, Esq; n. OF H., G and an
o. r. H.: p. = - !f.,.,t,' -,
Dear Sir,-We, the undersigned, en-
oloyes OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
shops, desire through you to say to General
Williams c. Wickham, receiver, and w. NJ.
!. Dunn, Esq, engineer and superinten--,
dent, that the report appearing in the Whig
,f this morning relative to strike at these
shops, is an insult to us, and wish it con-
,radicted in the strongest terms; and also,
10 express to them our assurance that no
such thing was ever contemplated
;. B. Pierce; W. J. Lacy, j. D. Mitchell. N,
P.GPerkins, G. E. Bradley, W. a. Gibbs,
r. Lufsey, D. Tucker, NJ. P. Joyce, J. Fl.
Patterson J.sW. Farzey, 81. G.. Pierce,
VIII. Marshall, N. Quinn, F. s. Lille
bridge, j. W. Mitchell; James o. Council,
D. H. Gaines, r. r. Harris, James W ood-
dy, c. Fl. Martin, P. 'Miesel, W. Barrett,
J.. V. Barnes, j. III. Lehman, j. john
son, r. s. Richards, W. s.. Chiles, W. W.
Point, j. j. Jennings, G.. M.. Crone, C.. E.
.yermilIera, F. T. Blunt, j. SteinmetZ,
William Will, j. Fl. Bruce, W. T. Bull
lock, Il. Dickman, Frank Dicknap, w.
Fl. Woody, B. johnson, M. Cayanaugb,
Spencer Coleman, Isaac James, Thomas
Cabin, Pat. Brown, Ed. Black, Samuel
Jackson, Richard Coleman, S. Davis, Z.
Michel, II. D. Ketton, W. 81. Hampton,
Samuel Jackson, Frank Kahl, w. L. hall,
j. MCGOWAN, It. f., Honnehens, A. Fl.
Dunford, J. 81. King, E. P. IsDell, P, y.
Elicit, P. 81. Rudd, j. Pizzini, N. Halo
ran, D. Dunovan, B. F. Cosby, j. J. Min
ter, W. A. Chapel, j. Folks, j. P. Heath,
]. Moffatt, E. j. Cline, j. T. Harris, j.
McHill, e. Wright, John Kent, S. Taylor,
E. Lewis, P. Menson,s C.. Timberlake, j.
Chetum, NJ. Baker; Moses Baker, A.,
Goode, J. J. Sullivan, W. C. Tyler,
r. r. Redford, G. W.. Acree, G.
W. johnson, w. A. Grubbs, j. NJ.
HilI, w. M. Hall, P! w. Yarbrough,
S. e. Carter, II. T. Yarbrough, ].
Steward, D. T.. Steward, G.. W. Ker-
sey, William McHenry, N. Randolph,
John Schwalmyer, J. e. Brasselman, j..
Habherstraw, j. McGuffey, r. Morse, j.
e. Baker, G. Bawsell, j.. Pheimer, c.
Glosman, J. Domning, e.. G. Jordan, r.
n, Anderson, c. T. .Wingfeld, C. Deane, 81.
Habberstraw, j. c. Avery, Nat. Bell, M.
:Kerghan; p. Murray William Hubbard.
E. NJ. Stone, E. w. Stone. Thomas Byrne,
]. W. johnson. FL. C. Ashby, G, w. Grit
fin, j. P. Point, N. B. Arnall, Thomas
Russell, j. M. Row, J. II. Talley, W. 81.
Anthony, 81. A. Richards, E. Priddy, c.
j. Point, W. j. Point" ]: A, Bawsell, p.
w. King, R.,V. Priddy, Thomas Gibson,
j. F. Power. H. S. Lowry, W. o. Young,
". A.. Chiles, Samuel Fuqua, NJ. B.. Jude,
P. Cathcart,. J. r. Marks, a., s. Howard,
A. 81. Tyree, j. T.isaville, W. j. Stephens,
J.77J. Jordan. G. r. Tyree, j. N. ,Fuqua,
R.T.. .Talley. - .I,.li Il ;esia;@3 .,i e.,
7. THE EXPLANATION. /. !, lfaaI
The reporters OF the Wsig who wrote the
rticle complained Of say That they received
heir information about u o'clock ut night;
hat theysYerified itas iarasl possible at that
ate hour; that they had no purpose to be
that they firmly. believed what
hey wrote was true that the reports must
AVE originated from the purpose Of the
men Tor some OF them) to inquire about the
June money; and that they regret that their
recount was the occasion OF any anxiety to
hs public.
There was an alteration yesterday eve
ling growing out .oiIthe article. Little
lamage was done.
. FREDERICKSBURG SHOPS.
Tie feeling; at Bolton, Just beyond the
.ity, where. are located the shops ri the
Fred Petersburg Raiiroad Company, was the
same as;:that expressed at the Chesapeake
md Ohio shops. The fnen were surprised
% hear, yesterday morning that they were
to join in strike which would
commence at the Chesapeake and Ohio
shops.
They have, been paid, with Enfaiiing
No concern In the! United States
pays with more promptness than the Rich;
no1d, ederieksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company, and the disposition OF the
management is to keep their regular hands
1t work steadily, and discharge none il they
Jan help it; and they. have followed this
policy steadily, though at times they have
1ad very little for them to do. - = '',. - :,
DENIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HANDS.
The following document was signed early
:,,.t l-!ii $50 %,r51 .,.:t
We, the; Undersigned .,mriiapcshinists, engi-
d aeers,., and employees off, the Richmond,
Fredericksburg, aud Potomac s Railroad
Company, deny absolutely any knowledge
whatever OF any movement looking to or IN
my way connected with "a strike on this
road, being satisfied that we, have been al
ways treated with consid deratio onland slustice
By the company, and that such will con-
II. a. BRIDsoSa.'Ts .M. p. WHTEHURsE, 9
e. KUHs.. III r.. A.; HENRY DEAN, ;;isst3i
". I'D. sTRAIyaAM, F.E. CHALKLEF, q:
TIP. Tuck, K = SAMUEL RICE, - =
O.. JAcKsoN, = < 80, S. B. RICE, ts VI
.. Z.iT.fTRAYLORI.5Ifii s. 81 J.tH. TRIMMER, @ls,: s
3. G. NAaLEsMAN, j. n. RICE, -
q. 8. MARMIpblUJKE. z f. 8. CHEsTERHAE,
O.. WIGGER, .. RICE,
2. GALLAGHER. H. e.. FRlNKLE,
JAMES DuBFY, e. sB0LTON,8
!. SPENCER. :;,. ,;.i:, ,s JAMES YOUNG, IS. !
). w. NEWHAN; & VIII. BowEE,
p. H.,SToNEs Z itst d vILLIAM PIEA0ST,
T.H. GxRpNEs, D. IS. COOPER,
JOHN YoUNG, .7rs, agW j.. COATES,
CHARLES HoucHESs,s JOHN T.IWRIaHT, s. <
d, L. TRAIEHAH, j. T. BRYANT,
&. REDPoRD, jaw. GILL,
VIII. SIRATToH, =, DICKINSON,
JAMES CALDER, F.J. COATES,
W. n. DEAN, d. wv. GoHpaBr.
OTHER SHOPS.
! Information from. alb the other railroad
shops in the city y to the effect that every