New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
BRICKMAKERS TAKE HEART.
MAKING A MORE DETERMINED SlANO'
NEW AND POWERFUL ACcEsHoS5 10 1hElH
RAMS TO FIGHT TIE WALKING
DELEGATES.

The bricl, manufacturers ASSOCIATION me, yestcr'",
afternoon Mt the AstOr House. and any ihoc"'io'' "
weakness tina. may have cXiSteh curing ''e '"'' w
DAYS passed away like vapor before the r''hs 'u''
manufacturer after manufacturer IN earnest io''''
sn,cch urged the timorous members to mort PER
i,, and ,crcssivc warfare against .he inlpositioni
=, ,hn walking delegates Tie meeting was Il repe'i'
,ion az former ones in 80 far as lts effects upon the
r,cmbcrs were concerned. They came together douot
IN, and anxious: they went away Nclng Iihc 'u.n
ho carving cher,s he'd principles in their bosos hah
found other men of like mind ara syr'ra'"! WI"
themselves The meeting was most cnSiuSi"s'c iroi'
BEGINNING to end, and though DO action was tsken
1870, - hasten tbc famine In brick by shutting OF
..p+ract, material the meeting vas ono 81 inc pest'
.h ,.o,inv the most united ard their RESOLUTIONS 10
carry on the struggle the most determincu uat h"'e
tahen place since the birth Of the ASSOCIATION.
"Thi. ,ak about our wanting to arbitratc. said ono
NJ them TO Tribune reporter. us only true ~ 20 Ear
a. n reveals willingness on orr part 10 allow oi'
d.catrs "a escape from their present untomortsolo
,t,o .e soon a. possible and avert calamjtous
NJ labor that will surely ensue as soon as tho
nrcsent suppIy OF brick r. exhausted There Is an Ola
saving Won know that advises TO bnud silver onoso
for your adversates escape and the ma'uiacs"'e'
would he willing TO allow the waking deicesees so'
ont az their present dilemma as gracefully a. pose'or
but we will not abate one lot In our poh'y hN !" ~
NIT 10 union dictation IN the management Oh our
y.,d, Tho walking delegates arc In false r"eiuon
and they know H. the labor unions lno" II ana ~ou'
like TO see them out OF It. but are afraM Oh 'he s's"
OF defeat attaching TO their organization s'''u 's
r.traai They have concluded that tho most credaoio
u,v ont Of their present troible Is N stay IN II ana
make pre.cnce Of being perfectly satshcd "i'h 'he,,
position meanwhile hoping against nope th"' VIC WI,
r,lent and raise orr boycott established against tho
now yo,,, n,ar,et II Is only matter OF time when
we Will come of victorious aud va are resolved "
walt No anxiety exists on cur pnr1 20 orhe ''e ""'
ter 10 arbitration, I assure you.'
Six manufacturers s"at In their nn1nes Yesterday
and requested be allowed to join the coin1irao''
Among tho yaryls represented hy those mon "e'r Wy"
Brennan ward, Of Iavrrstraw and the N"sgS YARD wi
Eeyrort " j.: G.. Van Devcntcr. d. P. Van pevrnt"r
and smith Of Kcvr ,rt also jorcd the aSsoriafoil'
The entire ont mt # the yards WHOSE representatives.
identified Themselves with tie a. 'ocatph EeN"NiN j
about thirty million yc1- ard ihrlr H0>>'oH ~
the combination will rcdrr" the supply ~ hri'R re
cc,vcd IN York materially. II Is sa,n tha' sho"iu
fla walking delegates II 10 cnforc" the employ
rent Of rnion labor in ya!dS that have kept af"i irl'
~. ASSOCIATION and hoult determine to boycott '"'''
lrck N u-rrucrc" al their not comply inT next sea-
son the aseoriaon Will not Interfere Tor tHe'r shNa
lo1 hn, will allow them the privilege trey nave oecn
exercising scla,hy through this eight OF looking oo'
for nu'ihc- on".
Thu a-,oci.tion pnsscd a resolution yesterday tna'
,ncAcr" manufacturers who had kept ont ot the acht
uriu, The hc,, Of IN. struggle should not lie permitted
in all cases t. crjoy the privileges OF pro"'"h nH"'ncu
hv Their unioa and they appointed committee "
inquire into the Of every bIckmAcr Who wi+hea
tn icin the association IN tie future. 10 sec whether
he had benefited pccur!arly to any fr"at cN'e' Nv
the expense of his fellows. resolution Wa ais
passed approving the ton OF the ASSOCIATION iron'
III. beginning and cn)onlny its continuance ~: the
sana lines for the future. The local comihitt'" 70
ported si,ont 5000 600 brca having been received
IN tE.. civ la, w,s,h Two ami half nIlllVa Vi 'he'f
v.t 1, cut de markets. h,atNcr. dld ga n" say
within th.. l,v,nttd district. i"Slc"' tl' . n"kf
,r, routrnct- tr'k lcins received iv u" h"a"r>
M re i good deal If Ncrplan"hs r"ii biHK i"!.i.
.cl every Gay. Ihi> b.! ,or'. b:it !, - i!i.f AZ
t,,,l Sc t., - n ilu, nd. and J. being h'iIh ~
~ h,,ilirrS dr. and cari"i Ia IN" 'ilhsS III tne'f
own ears. ">u,tcr" BRICK. which the c"u;nssi"
acn rrin,r to hariIr j. hin. '"h i'r u. hi.amu
~, the III, hoy" manufacturers az 20 oEnc disc"nF
aged IL ro.s~ licnc".
4 strike ol rca.ly go m.I employed GA The Lew
landing being erected by the Adams E\p:tss Cora
many on the block bounded by Lexington ana pp;"
avcS aud Forty third ard Forty fourth tts Wa
rr, cred Yesterday by The hoad Of WALKING D'i"eah'
L,arse 1000 pycuitc! brick Hec u q Ia thr inn!It
zion AID more wcr, hand. Thr', omSc'nithS w.
c and leo LTtchEy"-- a'd helpers Ii'' "ork
The ION. brick unoadcd yrsleiy'av ron tc
r. nonnc- Na.hhrrt" now lyiIg a. East 'hiN 'i2nth
e. and wore shipped dirr'; 10 III" builder ~ w, I'm
~ xiny 4 L,uch ~ NcrphHck's Point. vhlch IS ore
~ ~, prr firms h,vrot.~i Us ~" knights ~ LABOR
Trc d.oc ate, f.uud that :'.D) trir. ina airr.Wy
i.cr cate; n ,~ binding from TO schooner. ana s.
IN. ca-,g,rn ,ycr. AZ, called on.