New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-12
sINnAY MEETINGS In NEW-YORK.


SUNDAY MEETINGS IN NETWORK.
There has been no mate riha nge in the
condition Of the labor troubles in this city in the last
week The boiermak and the hOrseshoers still
irving to force concessions from their employers with
Indifferent results although they claim to be confident
OF entire SUCCESS within few days The copditon Of
the minor strikes among the Belgian PAYERS the shoe
makers brickaycrs, printers, pressmen and factory
girls is also unchanged.
The rumor thata general strike OF locomotive engineers
would take place contradctcd number Of the
members OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
which is one Of the most powerful trade organiza
tons country It is true" said one engineer
that our wages have decreased somewhat
in the last three four years. but we
have not yet contemplated any strike. No demand has
be taken by the the matter would have TO be
The meeting OF the Central Labor Union yesterday
at Science Hall was chiefly devoted 10 a dis
cussiOu of the existing strikes y subs anita
sum Of money voted for the support Of the boiler
makers who now locked out Tn growth OF this or
gauHation which claims to represent 10000 work
ingmen has attracted some notice Last summer. when
the first megtS7 dSn5fn but bow
has secured delegation from nearly every
trade union this city and Its Yclncity. The recent ef
forts of lie socalled Socialists TO make il political
well a. protective organization resulted IN The with
drawal OF a number OF it, members, who regarded the
move as a scheme 10 get contro of the workingmeus
nd upion men predict that the Central Labor Union
will become extinct Oh account OF internal dlf-
The dockburders held another meeting yesterday at
Roe Hill Hall Secondayc. Further efforts were made
by the to strengthen their unon and officers we're
was contemp p s,ed at present
The grocery aud tea clerks are still trying to organic
movement 10 bring about the closing Of the stores at
o'clock every evening except on Saturday.
Theatre Comique, Jersey City, yesterday afternoon,
under the auspices OF tine Cigarnakers Union Of this
civ To consolidate the various trades unions OF Hudson
Comfy. Speeches made by Colonel Anthony Hlg-
GINS ana others After the meeting had adjourned. the
~ally fIffu. WfTH
Carpenters and Joners Union, ami Branch l3l Of the
Cigarmakers' Union
MR.. TALMAGE on LABOR AND CAPITAL.
The Rev Mr. Talmage spoke yesterday
morning in the BROOKLYN Tabernacle On Labor and
Capital from a Christian Standpoint" On the platform
stood basket Of flowers from Virginia. tied with blue
and gray ribbons which Mr.. Talmage said were not
placed there by accident The text was l. Corinthians
xii. 81: THE eye cannot say to the hand have no
need OF thee"
This week have been through the Caronas, said Mr.
Talmage and there coming on harvest such as
that country never before There Will be reaped
mighty crop There will be plenty to eat and plenty to
wear In this time OF prosperity over 10000 men are alta
halt in their work Some this is no great matter and
think OF them being picnic or as taking holiday
But 1t Is lot always to be merely picnic
The only safety for people in this land ia 70 have
the labor question settled What Is most alarming and
anpaling is that skilled labor Is being imported frJn
DcyOuQ
not be able to return it. Human society Is great
ecbanicisn the wheel Of which is Gods Proyi-
dance and il YOU harm part you harm all All pro-
fessous and all trades are interdependent'
Capital and labor interdopendenL Dives can
not kick Lazarus without hurting his loot. nag Oh
truce must be waved between the two Labor ana cap
tai are to be brought better understanding of their
interests Every speech OF labor against capital post
names the day of permanent prosperity, and 80 does
every speech Of capital against labor There Is only
stem between the two. have observed That IN most
go the capitalist was successful labOrer aud thai
sometimes the laborer once great capitalist buI
how shall relief be found for the borinS classes L.
tabli,h cooperative societies 1 an not speaking OF
trdes unions although think they also nave their lesi
innate place There are now IN Wales SD cooperative
sociees doing business OF S63OOOOOO yearly bul you
AJAX where il the workman 10 get the surplus 10 pug ~
such institutions when his Wage- are enllI''!
a., cariDr for his family Put in my hand the sun eR-
Iefdrd Tor tobacco aud rum, and Will starr
Institutions basis equal 10 any nhanc.' ~ -, -
world Add the money speht II y, U - % ,rg,r saIry
appear as well your nelguDor VINO LAS Ia % ~
believe trades unions have their object In theHe ues
Of great monopolies, for Without item M ~, th, IN
classes must 20 under There l. laWfu use OF tuoll "a
go far a. they for their members Hlen ia ,SS
aud IN protecting their own interests ~ II Mnen So
that man shall work, that they Do an uJIy 80 -
come yrannic. But suppose the aDorn Tor rum and
tobacco aud expanding II Tor the euucAuoh " ~
and mutual benefit what dne rem n the Working
classes are TO find relief they must learn 70 seso @
money know who hdget until they nsfe sP1Li -
their last dollar The who does not prOFlde lo aS
own Is worse than an inndcL am mo- ~ - dsn,c
skdnfint saving To for niserly purposes is H
ABLE but II 1t order % cIucato the children % ~
OF death have the feeling tnat the FANNY .ork
for IL Is magnificent IL "a great thlhg Ior o =,
ngman when he buy barrel OF sns Al, ms a. me
buying II by the pound Great renei VII - ishor
wOrkBgman through the religious reotloauoH Vi ST.
Labor Is dignaed aud warded IN Christian LII lie
ties The Religion Of Christ democratic. II teis me me
employer that he Ia brother OF the npcrnl.fo1 80,
IuanutactorY. Tho capitalist cannot Duy hi' va ~