New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To NIGHT -Preters Union, Foantsia
Hul lf9 Bowery between Brooms ard Grand a.. "a, a.
purose Of Initiating ~ msu bsrs VINO ar. ,o,e.-s
TO come forward the Typographical soclssv waieh IA.
ehosen no delegate yet 10 the Industrial Congress, IN
Brosdwsy Jolles Music sore, the s,lyss.miub.
Cabinet maker, German Bakers, sad Cig.rusksn. Al
Mechanics Hall, Hsserss between Mot and Elizsbssh
sis the Baker, opersve Union At the House Of Can
0rsrd-st near Broadway; aud the Smiths and Wheel.
rights 81 Maller's 20 Third 81
Tomorrow afternoon Macs Meetings viii be held Of
tie Josrneymen TsioEs Of Nsw-York al the SIKH wud
Hotel corner Of Center and Grand SIS; cabnenskers Of
the Fih District OF Hous on-st and Avenes A;
Button and Fringe mAiers Of NewYork and vicinity GE
Richtefs IS Fonyhst between Hester and Walker; md
he German TsiloFs Of tho Fifss District al The Widow
sehossefs, Henry Cay House, corner Of Ayenae snd
Firststs
NEW EsGLASD.-we see from the last Boston
PrO'ecss Unon that tie lodustss Of thai section kssp
movrg. GEossE WAND has been chosen President and
Thomas Z. Ballad, Secretary, Of the Boston Cabinet
Makers. The Randolph Bootmskers have formed Co
operative Labor Association sn5 adopted Constitution.
ecive League for the purpose VI promoting principles
OF Organization. Union, Harmony Knowledss Init-
s1rs - 81 heir coa.11on Glossy s, 81
Workipgnen's Benevolent and Trade Societies Of lAis
If S,riss Committees ia case OF strikes skns place IN
either all the branches OF Labor whose duties ace some
a
wapers of The Mems branch IN City. Such socisaes
ought TO be Instituted throughout The country
LICENSED PUBLIC PoRTRRs' PaorEcrIyE UsioS.
The meeting OF this Association last evening was quite
respectfully attended The reading Of the minutes OF The
last meeting dispensed with 10 order 10 hear the Con-
sutuion which read twice and signed By every Pol
present who paid the initiation Zee Of 25 cents Monthly
dues ia The Constitution makes strong proysions
for the protection Of the ersi nom iresponsble com2e-
ton and Is not whit behind thai OF any other Society In
pointing The causes OF The gres, depression Of labor ia
our Chy For permanent officers for the Fix months
Of he soee Tsoms eanaSs~ TssS rssa s
Lsrders Financial Secretary For Corresponding sscre
snndinS commiiiee Messr. John ksssa. ' psa,si
Leshey, Patrick Lyddy, Denis Cuuion and Timothy
end to the OF the Union aud do oil la thes power
redress otheir grievances and suggest prae
meeting A the $50 Poriers mosty favorable TO this
orgsnzeiioD sud agree TO ade by s scuon two Assist
Messs Oakley and Lsnders ard the VI Tho Dele
gate previously elected approved and he unanmousy
chosen Twelve new meubers were Initiated. Tho Pof
tiers adjourned to assemble again at the same placs
MONDAY evening, the 7lh inst when they might hear
further OF the action OF the City Industrial Labor Con
eress and the National Industrial snzfion Chicago
The Porers do be behind any other class OF
wokngmen, end have been pioneers n the present
ment commencing with very few me nbers and gradu-
ally increasing 10 be large and powerful Association.
The WArcHMAKERs, which we had no occasion
to epoIt for the last few weeks fully united arm
and resoluts to carry out their aim. Mr. Luraes has
been elected President; Mr. Mnnnger, vicePrssAent;
Messrs Brsvermsn and Ohm, 81 elaTiesj mr. Levin,
Treasurer and Messs Shuman aud Ker Supervisors As
for their Headquarters they have unanimously selected
Mr.. SchnedeI's Hotel, q Beekman-st COMMITTEES
has been elected for drawing Bylaws, which, when
adopted wi together with me Constitution be translated
into the English and French languages Delegates for the
Central Committee Of the United Trades will be elected q
their next meeting on Friday Our fiead Mr.. Drawer.
man deserves particular credit for the pre-
curing work for his newly associates In The Trade
The CIeARMAKERs met last night at the DEM
ocrac Hesdqusriers corner OF Grand and Elizabeth sv.
The Constitution and By Laws every section, read Ia
English and German At late hour the discussion about
the single sections begun bat could be
an end. Indeed never witnessed Constitution and
Bylaws OF greater extent aud special provisions
We abstain for this moment from gyi1g any further udg-
about its general particular features But may we
only be allowed 10 say that every labor OF this
day must adopt true Democratic Republican principles
otherwise IL will and must perfect failure n
doorkeepeTs tickets OF Ambulance 5oelees viii
be advisable Our guaranteed and holy rights OF liberty
association musb executed In all their consequences Ou
Reporter feels obliged for his polite reception and the &c
| commodsiion of the members Of the PTess.
THE CARvLRs' PROTECTIVE UNION held q nu
merously attended meeting Mr. MITCHELL was eIesed q
q Delegate for the Industrial Congress by his American
members Regular meetings are held every fortnight
Committee OF the Csryers who are united with tho Csbl.
net Makers wss received these gentlemen pro- posed %
SEINE wished that the Union should frat witness the prsct.
cal opera lions Of the C. sbiDet Makers.