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Anitnational TRIPES' J Ournal O'CONXOB, ESQ. M.P. T0 FEAEGUS could mako tlieni sfte, that hi a ' national pro- Halifax, April 20tli. tective and constructive'combuiatiou lies their, Peak Sib,—Yon are apprised of some pro- only salvation . rTliat their first efforts, through: such a combination rc« t\ertv left to you, near Halifax, and we are , should bo directed io heye tho labour of |t expectation that yoa will, ere long, visit market from some its super- neighbourhood, to make some arrange- incumben t load, which the thousands tbey oar annual l about it This being our expectation, y spend in unproductive strikes would ments soon committee has been formed to make provi- accomplish effectually. This would pava a you are and the way ^tm for a lecture while here ; in to the next great object tbey should aspire to —- tho establishing case that cannot be, you have announced m self-supporting home colonies, embracing agricultura l I the Star your inten tion to take a Northern and aniTnationa manufacturing pursuits • and hure ' l TRIPES' the greater summer, in either, or both cases j ournal. this , tour the amount of machinery they gboukl they happen, we shall be glad to hear - could surround * ^ ¦ themselves with, the more would it conduce to from vou, either by letter or through the Star, M.— XIY. P. 704 LluljMiUMTsif ' ._ . "]_ . • «r«ve Mhiiiinga a»« Sixpence pur Quarter ' ' .. jk™^ their welfaremid happiness, and not, a \ if possible, fourteen days before your visit I * s now, Burnley, who in a telling speech, pointed out the to their ruin and degradation. Th is is the The Committee is composed of about twenty ©ijartfet Jnteilitttitte NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ot this doctrine evils inflicted by the Northern Autocrat. After whioh . put forth, as an irrefutable only checkmate which cittl be given to tho of the Old Gnards, with power to add to carried. UNITED TRADES. axiom. NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATION. the following resolutions were unanimously aggressions of capital, upon the rights of in- their number. We know that you are unwell, —" That in the opinion of this meeting the Polish T. S. Buncombe, Esq., JI.P. President, Although Offices 14 are ' f the rate of production is inereasin" dustry. and bare been so some time; and, of course, , Southampton-street, Strand. and Hungarian Refugees in this country, Established 1815. greatly, from causes, described in the deserving good J .Times of; the The day for the realisation of these mea- •R-e wish to leave the matter iu your own hands, The Executive Committee of this body held their the sympathy and support of the 21st inst., the number of unemployed hands is daily usual weekly b e and benevolent of all classes of society, inasmuch sures, , far distant. and by no means to stir from your resting meeting, as a ov , on Wednesday " fiat jhstitia." increasing, and,' at' the present time, in an d around we think cannot be very evening last ; John Milne in the chair. A large as their exile is caused by their glorious efforts to Nottinghanvalone, nearly 1 To this complexion we must come ; to this— \ lace Bllyonr health is restored. We sincerel Ifiit were possible ,500 hands are said to p y amount of correspondence from various localities emancipate suffering humanity from the atrocious " for thTworking classes, by com- have been discharged during the last sis the most fri htful a a c or the most soul- Trisb your restoration to health by Mr. bimng among themselves, to raise,1 or keep up the general Only a weeks' g n r hy, , and that your and individuals was read. despotism uf Austria and Russia." Moved rate of wages, u iKud few of the best hand-wrought hose will con. Messrs YViielright, seconded by Mr. J. Mooney.— That as hardly b'e said tliat this would be a tmue to be debasing slavery ; to one or the other, things valuable life may bo spared to see the down- . Bolton and Clifton attended as a deputa- " thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced made by the old class of stocking frames, that tion to solicit the. assistance of the Executive, in you have affirmed that the Refugees are worthy of at while the largo mass of cheap are rapidl y approaching. fall of system against which your iore- meeting ' Stuart Mill. goods in stocking order to resuscitate the movement in tbo parish of the support of every class in society, this drawers, socks, &o., vriJ2. hereafter bo produced William Puel, Secretary, fatherS: and yourself have so nobly fought. St. Pancras therefore pledges itself to use every means iu its from , and tbe Secretary having been in- In our article of the 19th ult., offered roundabout frames, which at the present'time 259, Tottenham Court Road. We shall look for a word from you by Saturday structed to act with the power to carry out the first resolution." Moved we are being built m ¦ deputation in getting up a some remarks upon the influence considerable numbers. Indon.l i next, either by letter or in the Star , and if public meeting for that rp , the deputation by T. Barker, seconded by Mr. S. Stott. of machinery such are tlie changes constantly - * pu ose upon the fortunes of taking place, both this note be successful, we shall only have to withdrew. Bniauro.v.—The following resolution was put at labour. While we cau- ill laco and hosiery machinery, that every week •x a general meeting body. That tiously guarded ourselves brings out some DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDEN T. announce it and we have no doubt of a good John Shaw attended from the united Councils of of the Chartist —" from being supposed novelty, to surpass the inventions -* the Tower Hamlets to advise the Executive at the this meeting regrets the publication of the letter, in ignorant of the immense and adaptations of the EIGHT LIVES LOST meeting. advantages which week preceding. Some . present time not to hold open-air meetings in or the NorOtem Star respecting the refugees, some part scientific improvements hosiers are building roundabout frames, simply on Here follows the names of the Committee :— around the of which has'been misconstrued, but consider Mr. and mechanical inven- M. Olaussens principle Metropolis to adopt the National tions are calculated , while others arc employing A fearful collision took place on the Lanca- B. Eashtbn, F. Mitchell, Wm. Maud, Petition, and Mr. Shaw being informed that the O' Connorjustified in guarding tbe people against any to confer upon society, the best mechanics they can find when introduced , to improve them in shire and Chester Junction Railway, between, H. Hayle, J. Sutcliffe, R. Sutcliffe, Executive repudiated the idea of holding such attempt being made by foreigners visiting London , with a due consideration for various wa.vs-some.. adapting the Jacquard, ano- creating arevolution. Knowing such a would the immediate ther contriving; ' trains running from Chester races to Man- D. Lawson, J. R. Holden, J. Lawson, meetings in the Metropolitan districts, but, in the course interests of those upon whom the means of adapting steam power country, inion that out-door meet- cause the government to entrapour best advocates ; to working theni in factories chester, on Wedueaduy evening. Three very J. Wadswortb, Win. Barette, Samuel they were of op the pressure of its introduction is more severely , while others improve ings might and ought to be held; Mr. Shaw then and most likely Mr. O'Connor would be sacrificed , upon the simplicity of tlicir construction or power bug and crowded trains left Chester in the* J. Fletcher, D. Iiawngley, J. f elt,:,we expressed our strong conviction that " Magson, retired. which we should truly regret. We have full confi- of speed. These inventions are superseding tho evening for Manchester, and the locomotive dence in that gentleman, for the many services ha great injustice had, in numerous instanc es, emine class of Bean, W. Lister, and H. Fletcher. It was reported that Ernest Jones had received infl icted the ' operatives who recently were, for power of the first train being insufficient a letter from Sir George Grey, stating that he (Sir has rendered the cause of democracy." ite^ii upon working olassea by the many months, i for B. Rushtok, secretary. on str ke, and" succeeded by that the weight behind , it came George) declined to.receive a deputation relative to Shefeieuj:—AttiTneeting held on Sunday, April combined influence of the avaricious, monopo- means in obtaining a higher rate of remuneration to a stand still ia Frost, Williams, Jones, and Ellis but that he would 27th , at Mr. Edward Grayson's the long tunnel between Frodsbam and Sutton OF HALIFAX. , , 22, Steelhouse- lising spirit of cap ital, and the culpable apa- f rom their employers, andat tho same time they'settle TO THE MEN present the in?moral to the Queen, on behalf of the lane—Mr. Bagshaw in the chair—a resolution was the long-vexed —a tunnel about a mile and a half in length. th y of the Legislature , in withholding that question of "frame rent" very sum- said persons, if respectfully worded. passed approving of the conduct of Mr. Bezer in marily. The strike of tho Stocking makers cost A second train ran in to them soon afterwards, tbe late protection to the vested rights of labour, which My Friends of Halifax,—Although I Messrs. Araott and Jones were appointed to take Conference, and condemnatory of Mr. them more than £3,000 in direct contributions , be- but was fortunately going at so slow a pace, have understood, and from good authority, the memorials to tbe Home Office , and also to see O'Connor.
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