The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

THE MI MS 111 Tri,BUILDIN6 TRADE.

A meeting of carpenters and joiners was held at
the Odd ream' MA Bininhighars, en Wsdarday evening,
la rebrewas to the combaters metlisd as hawing bass
rpsnisd by the Martha lthilden, Assesiatina, as their massing
IS It May lest. The &Madam was IRMOTOOII. Mr. JOHN'
CWl==ed ; sad Mr. Hobert Appitq Secretary
a tee ; of Loudon,
I was permit. TheAlithirrUdiass°6Zathat since t meeting
the snidest of the discharge riots had bean well cosaiderd
as both midge Mame ma that the (Acing hid conducted
the hanktherls • meth pmirwamy macaw--e tie way
that was calculated to Imo as httla ill•feeling as possible
after this greet struggle. Hitherto their rose bad prospered,
sad eno great throe why it had done so was that the
gram it the ply had Sadie their part, sad this Warm
by their good ocaduct arid the moderation with which they
hadocedseted their opposition. to the discharge sots, they
hid email the wad Mien of the sembrelers of thapsess,
and of the pubbc at loge. Yvon the ninstirs, it was said,
bad at length bsea forced to morphs the Jostles of the
scam's opposition to the Ibeharge vets. • The Mestere bad
fossil .at that they wen wrong, sold it aright have hiss
expected that when they me& this dimovery they would
bays aislosowledird it freshly, end all ill-feelher Mold
~bes both Mao ast they mould set Met the mos basely
gelsayd what they had datornaiand to do. They bold a
wintor sasshemill*
and althried oothin to efts out
thith thew mil so Ma
loos this melt 1 ' informally, end she nisthere
would not condemead to toll the nieo what their determi-
nation was. The dithers bad called at the °Mom of the
mania 1111111111111636, hat with used* to get thy idioms-
Men. This firestroeth was hardly what a body .1 mw of
eerie sad self-respect bad a right to expect.
Islit;:dlterJosso named, " That this meeting and
coolinns the wed ressistint as mired os the fled Doses-
bar, 1864, white moieties was as follows :—' That we, the
earmatera sad }others of Birmlogbam. pledge carselves sot
to resume Wit till the mem Waders mom* to a perfect
understood* with our comatilder, end pledge thernealthe
to withdraw Um d*harge Dots, sad not to introduce It at
any future sists.'" Mr. W. Sayers seconded the moll:Aloe.
He felt sathdled list the isrlostion of the recut was not to
withdraw the discharge nolo wholly and finally. Mr.
general mrstary of the Amalgamated Society
YPearth.parists. Losers, argued that it was Dot worth
while to Mad oat mendy because the intimatiori
they bed readied of the discharge not. was not
caked. 'His sawsimsts were hoard with imp:teem, the
Wrieiss of the meting seam* to be that the masters had
Mused the lan dimespeetfully sod cootocaptemsly by re-
fuels; to OOMMIIIIIIIO.II with them directly in reference to
the withdrawal al the discharge sets. 1 e moclusion, Mr.
Applied h onaperisd that a dimataties from the meting
should crab upon the mestere, sad ask them whether they
wen willing to withdraw the discharge note finally 'arid
nummelitionally. With reference to the sods of rake which
it was iste•ded to draw up, he thought they might be very
well drawn up while the men were at work, sad he thought
the money would sot support the men if they stood oat
mendtowait far a epode of Mee to be drawn sp. After
farthersores
dimmios the resoluble' was pet and carried
tinanizseMr. O. Danes moved, " That we take
this of Mara*/
ge Imes to car fellow•
souhavettherto roandme aaauuuddd irdirredVablWes, sad to f‘t'r the
he pramsupport tithi
very Impartial masser ie which they have db-
.:awed the mares and dommils of the discharge site."
Mr. Last escoodid the moirea, which was carried.
Mr. T. Matthews moved, "That this meeting madden
that it is the imperative duty of the operative. of Saglaad,
and orporilelly of the building trades, to avail themselves
of the great bandits resulting from combination in trades'
unless sad co-optssiton." Mr. Sayer seconded the milieu,
sad seggestal the fonnatlon ot a mutual vorigratios so-
ciety. The :theistic* was carried.—Mr. —Mr. Bram moved,
" That with the view of Milos the sincerity of the an-
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as to the withdrawal of the discharge aota. a deputation of
two or more be appointed from this meeting to wait upon
the Mather laillaws' Asesdatioe, sad that Mr. Moto. be
writes to as to wires he would smith sash dsputallos."
Mr. Matthews noosed the resolution, which was adopted
and the deputation appointed as proposed.

A namorously &beaded nosebag of delegates from the
various is them was
mrpostere societies and shops
held last sight at the Dr. lobos«. Mosic.h.ll,etatcurt,
Flestebest. to Mks tae eoneideration the promet polition
of the strike is the midland counties. Mr. Prism, %dale.
1...fr0m the Birminghamemoutittee, wes prommt. Mr.
essepted the doh. Mr. O. Potter, is globe ths
report frees the sahosemnitles,esid that eillatis LA Melt-
ing much eicitemsat had prevailed is the belie °win to
the morbid withdtawal of the diesterse Dote by the mar
tees, but tamilai te Misusage resolved oidy that mislag
from the tows' os strike sot the &lightest intlmatiso had
bees gives by the Masters' AssedaMoo to the roan of such
withdrawal, but as the seats" the roes es *Miami= to
the miters moretaries V ties various towns oosld get so
&Dome answer. Unarm Dime cireumetentee, the WOO at
Bhutisiltaas, Otimmloy, Walsall, Nottingham, and other
tows' bad set ressmed meek, nor scold they de so until
the mastitis hod withdrawn the *eke is the same cMcial
way as they had giros *oboe of its introdootka, end
set the see to chow up roles which would prevail the
istroduction of the climbers* sole as any future time. After
room dicomios, a 11801114011 Me moved, sad insaimously
adopted. as fellows :—"That thb roosting of delegates ap-
prove alibi mese taken by the oymatires es strike Is the
=idled ormalies, is sot remains work until they naive
an alma inthstatios tram the Kelligfe Association, of the
entire sad monsditiorial withdrawal of the obootioos
dis-
ahem sets t sod Midge Mossissime to motions their support
so bag so the sass may lam amain out." It was also re-
solved—" That is the °plebe ci Ibis meeting, it would be
advisable to 'assume a essforsem of the *hob of the build.
Mg trades throughout the reentry as early as presiblet for
the adoption of a code of rules for regslatieg the trade, sod
the appoistmeist of • exmailles le ley those rules before
the representatives of the lest...' Amooketens for mutual
discussion, and with the oldies of Levis' all future diocese
settlod by arhibittlea." was farther resolved, 'T'hat
the delippies Am* Ow to theirmezt yeeetleg, take the
opinions of the miens see sties span the above essolitiosh
with the view to irosoecrat• &aim"

?icemen° On or
Minot, —T he cowardly and
owl practise of tior ell at vitriol aril pepper bin the
teen et people ew te he worth miles& Cr from
motives of roves.% is revivisi is Liverpool, oad et the
police mart yesterdays woman sassed dee (looser was
steeped with thissiee • cep trall id ell of vitriol es • man
with whims As bed ealealitted. The easteets of the cap
tatteastely missed the mares lass, bet it destroyed anew d 1
his elesbee Ihireriesser, wise said tie did sot one lAA
I bow dim ese eletaltdadke illt"