The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14
Meeting Of the Trades.

1rE JOtENENMES HOUSE, CARrrSTTps.
In compliance with an order Of April IL requesting
the punctusl attendance Of all ourne esrpe nts~s
general meeting Of the above cram held at the
Convention Hall Wooster street. the same evening
About eight O'Clock tho President having called the
meeting TO order proceeded to business by requesting
tho Secretary to read the minutes ~ the last meeting
to the members present, which unanim ourly
adopted Before transaetng any further business Il
was moved seconded and carried. that collection BE-
taken up to defny the expen-.s which the committee
found necessary to incur. The great point In ofdor
the reports from the various .hcpA. The pre~i-
dent then requested each member 20 stand up and
give HE report. stating the name Of HE employer and
the amount q HE wages. by the different accounts
given 90 the meeting h vas found that great num-
Der ~ the members were working for Less than the
established amount cf wage. being fourteen shlng-
per day In consequence of the apparent want cf In
terct In the proceedings Of this society which H. obv
from the stsence Of the majority ~ the members
nj the regular meetings. ives moved by one Of the
member that thc-e netting he hencefrth entirely
dispensed with. mourning in his opinion. u.eie-s
aud unnecessary erpense-. The motion. however
~hen put to the vote. wa opposed by all preeent. IL
same place on FRIDAY next The meeting then al
journsd.
MEETING op rAKgss
joint meeting OF the United American and Ger
man Bskrrs vas held lat evening. 1t M>chsnies'
Hall. Hester street Mr.. bartholomew Dohsm took
the chair; Jehn Hunt. secretary.
The Chairman sisted the object Of the meeting 70 b~
90 receive and vote upon the constitution, a. finally
arranged BY the committee appointed for that pur.
pose tn. eonzituiion was then read by NJ A MOI
rison Who. - he read each article. accompanied the
perusal With several appropriate aud pertinent
The Chairman then pu, the question on tn. aaop-
iion. and each srtcls being taken separately, YES
unanimously adopted
Amer further business and the enrollmeut Of
additional members, the meeting adjourned
MEETING OF T1u TURNER'S.
LAT evening vac held meeting Of the journeym.n
turner's. at Ia Hester street, August sehinins Who
wore very long beard. presided The meeting con-
sisted With tuo exceptions Of Germans and the
addresses were all In German IL appears that owing
10 the paper which selected the medium Of sd-
rcrtising. the Americans and frishmen q tbe trade
we're not aware % the meeting and the Germans only
tnev Of II through their paper and the fact Of
the fact Of the place ~here the meeting held being
aGenan hou-e The reporter s-ked Of the only
three persons he saw present Who could 'pees nsli-h
vhy the meeting was not attended by Americans and
Iri-hmen; he replied they put the advertisement by
some mistake in that d--n Sue. which Ia a~ays In
fog The following rules we're adopted ~ eonstitu
ton
Each member Of the association shall be xusrante>d
work for and shall every have the right price
tbops WAREHOUSES shall be established where every
.hsi have work Who u compelled TO leave his shop
beeeuse biz bos- wanted 10 cut down the prices
The pay mcnt -hsll be on piece work
Tie price, only can be made by q committee OF the
same trade, 60 eonsir Of only Eve or sis members
II necessary for each member 10 pay ~ his
nersion. aud weekly shilling tn the capital A.
large enough 20 operate with
No member 20 e,t sny benefit from the society TN he
has paid at least IS to the fund.
Any person who .han nut pey for tvo months shall
10 he a member unlc-s he give y valid
The association 10 Re administered by q President
Inc foregoing having been adopted. the meeting adj
jcaned
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