To TIE EDlToR or THE HERALD
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In your bright and intelligent paper of this morn
ing, 1perceive communication headed ."Closng
Stores the writer of which does not point out the
OF the clerks who are suffering from the evil OF
closing stores so awfully late, calling meet
ng, and organising themselves after the style of the
Odd Fellows, or Temperance Societies, for the
protection and benefit OF themselves This plan
would be productive of good. Then might they
pass resolutions, and submit them respectfully to
their employers, who would readily grant that the
o'clock. If they were TO do something Of this
kind, they could be far more independent than at
present. But, alas, they are generally so fond of
show and dress, and the admiration of the fair
sex, that they ard like Jones' Mino, only good to
chat. THOMAS


NRw YoRK Doth Januarv lS45