New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

during the frst months o. their sss 'cistiln. Te4
ACREAGE amber Of cooks sssocistei n one sstAo-
Nshmsnt, Is so0at eight or tea some oi tren De-
gun by three or tour, and others have extended 10
ne tnnoer Of fifteen or twenty. Tlsy are called
frasernsi Assoc asious. and are orysr rsd on the
e,V''-S =. perfect eqasi,y. according 10 LOUIS
-.A-~ 'eeAs- kney are hOsever on the eve OF In
FoHuelnS some slight Gotl6cstions on this point.
60 60 -" o. orssaiz ns SeuerSl federation OF al
ee n'"e'eu' Usnes snd special sssccstlons. The
person who gave me- TINS Information. PoSer. T4s.
Brrr7er, has orgs. lzsi his own e,t.hi.hns,, the
Cdfs 4 inoflca. Roe do Roae.on the sane fAnttng
and sirce tlen the cs'e hss been crowdsa 10 ex
cess by the srtiss0s Of Paris VINO are detsrminss
- patroniEs al hoaorsble and Democrats .,,,,,.
tons. You will easily understand the nature 81
their success by ore exsmpe, the particulars Of
witch we're given 70 me by Robert, who Know.
the parties IL is Cooks Association, containing
eight members. II remember rightly. They sell
TODD 70 .as sm'uot II three hundred francs per
day, one third u which Ia their profit tor lsbo-.
making sum tOtsl OF 10000 francs year. Most
OF the sky Associations des CaisnieTs are in the
same isnruhiss condition. Osher trades are orgsA-
ized on similar principles AMI are IN tss way OF
success. though iev or rooe OF taem have been Able
% commence with 50 smsl capital. or progress
80 rapidly. have not been able 10 OBTAIN the
exact number OF men ard the names OF the trades
already asscciltcc but Robert te 10 me tnas there
organized, srd ths. new associations are coming
daily iato existence.
There are about fifty hair dresser's associations
10 Paris; Two oresd bakers association ~ ooo,-
msAei's associations, each numbering trom Is 10
80 members. Piano-forts makers, carriers, car
prntcrs, nssons, house-p sinters, smiths gold AID
SILVER smiths, and many other trades have work
iug-mens associations, which are thnving dslly
and increasing Ia extent. The provincial ciiies.
hsvre. HOuen, Nsrseilies, kc. are following tie
example OF Pars. The tsllors have numerous as
ciatsons. The women are also forming indss
trlsl sssOcist oas, itHgeres, mOt!s'es ara bian-
railliners snd lsundrssses
nave formed ASSOCIATIONS, which are doing well
and pcourogins imitation. The Government has
hitherto been only half disposedto patronixs these
undertakings. but tho facts have been too stzbborn
70 give way to enmlty aud calumny. No longer
sincs than yesterday. the commission Of the Ns-
rlonsl Assembly, instituted TO report upon the
policy Of encouraging working mems associations
al concluded not 20 take the proposal into consic'
efa.ion, oa account Of tho pretended ncapsclty Of
working men to conduct Industrial undertaking..
without tine aid OF experienced masters, when
one e tie Representatives, Monsieur Nsdsui.
working m ason unstle To speak French correctly,
cot u reply, and alter exciting the usual horse
augh OF the majority, on account Of his untatored
language, reonced 10 silence and humility the
.neerers. BY bis natural ccqueDce in stating facts
of his own experience as working man, accus.
toned to conduct the whole business OF his EN-
ployers, " no did nothing but advance the money
aud POCKET the profits. he proved that In the
building trade the workinsmen conduct and exc
rute the whole business without the technical sit
4 masters, and ths, those who generally under
take the 10 are of 10 use in the execution OF H.
TINS brings US to another important fact IN the
Pafsisn movement the construction OF an in'
aepse building called tho cue Opr,ieTe. or work
lngmsn's abode. II is large building, constructed
bn anew principle OF heating, lighting, yentisting
and general convenience and cleanliness, some
thipg like the model odg gin houses recently butt
IN London | went ths other day 10 visit that
xhch Is situsted in the Rue de Hocnechouard, ct
the foot OF Moutmsrtre, and found some twenty
mason. belonging 10 enc OF the irscrnsl societies,
Du.ily a. work Ia tho construction detsiltd
account Of this construction aud Ito origin and des
tinstion appeared in the Democratic PacLtque OF
the st and the Sd OF October. Ii IL well worth
,ransaling for your readers snd as you have the
original need not give you translation OF II
mere. Nous Chabert, the originator OF this Cue
Ouprfere 10 Paris is a middle class man, not pro
fes.edy a Socialist, but an intelligent man, who
wishes 10 do good for the sake OF doing good
Many OF the middle class who hate political asita-
ion. have ooen Influenced In a similar way, and
1nder this form the new ideas OF the age are
making rapid progress
forgot 10 mention that the speech OF Mons.
Nsasuj The working m sson. forced the Minister
Il Public Works o. combat umidy the report OF
his own Con mission in the Chsmber and ask fer
The proposal 20 be taken into consideration, which
sss at once supported by the sneering majorlty,
Who follow the asci plinc OF their esders as pack
)i hounds obey the whpper-in. There is more
powsr in the workngmen's associations and con
yictions n an is dreamed OF in the Hoy aist phio
sophy. HUGH DoHEKTr