New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31
LABOR MOVEMENTS.


NEErIsGs To NIoHT-Window Shade Pant
ers Protective Union, corner Of Catherine and
Henry as; Protective Taiors at toe SIAtn " ara
hotel, Center Of ard at Hlenbrands, Hesterst
Benevolent Bricklsyers and Plssterers, Keotucy
Hail. 90 Penyst The hot weather makes pa
little difference with the Workingmen, and the at
tendance at their evening assemblies Is a. crowded
az ever But few Trades are now without either
aBenevoent or Protective Society, and for al de-
parInents Of Industry, too small for separate o.
eanizstion, general Associations OF Workingmea
have been formed-the Protective Union Coopera.
tive Society, which is fairly under way, Mechan-
les Mutual Protection, and the brotherhood oil the
Union whose objects are beneficial and protective.
ANOTHER WoRKIsenEs's DEnossTRATIoS.-
The United WorkiDgmen Of the Seventeenth
Ward are making extensive arrangements for Z
Ward Meeting on Friday evening, in favor OF po.
litcs sction for the efectual redress OF many
Of the grievances under which they now labor,
which is to be held at the Widow schlossers
Henry Clay House, corner Of Avenue A and First
st. and at which addresses will be delivered by
Messrs. VIM. Weitlipg, Gn Germany James Bas-
sett, J. A. Heath, VIM. V. Arr and other friends
Of Industrial Reform.
New YORK CITY INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS Tho
tenth session Of the Delegates to the Industria
Council met, as usual, in the Circuit and Oyer and
Termner Court rooms, New City Hal. KEYEs AR.
THUR BAILEY, President; Parsons Edward Day,
VIcePresdent; Henry John Crate, Recording Sc.
cretary, and John Henry Keyser, Cores onding
Secretary, officiating. Mr. Crate read the minutes
Of the previous meeting which were approved.
Ira b. Davis from the Credential CommitteeD pre-
selted the credentials Of Messrs Charles Shift and
julius Sch abe, from the Social Reform Society,
Economical Exchange Association, and the Benev.
client Society Of Social Reformers. and c. Dspew
and J d. Bennessy from the House Carpenters
Association, and delegate from the Upholstsrers'
Association.
Mr.. Bailey read an anonymous communication
which was refer ed. Resolutions OF sympathy
with the Tsilors were presented by the Stone Ma.
sons and Ladies Cordwainers t1e former were
adopted by Congress- and the latter referred 10
special Committee of three The following is Mr.
Richardson's resolve which was adopted:
Resolved That We the Industrial Congress- representing
the vs'iou Societies. ndq.uisl End protee 'e) co con'
der duty to sympshize with each others rights And
lust claims 10 a proper Remuneration for our labor.
BE 1t UeyejOre ResoIssd That ,be Taors OF New YORK
s,nie for wages hsihe Industrial Congress viii
pAonze store shop Ihst dosf not the prop
prices TO their Emea and that we report The same 70
our respective Societies.
BE further ResOiseG, Thai the Tsllos be requested 70
publish be aud numbers OF such ss do nJ pay ns
prices they demand
The follow ing lien law was reported by Com
mitee. 1t will be the order of the day next Tues
day evening;
The People Of the State Ne York yeIrese1ted in Senate
and l4ssenbiy. do ensef ds JOiL0cs:
sEcToS Be Il enacted, Thai shall be miidsmeanor
for any employer dispose Of or appropriate 70 hs use
sny properly made, or upon which any wofS snai nave
been Psronee oy any "a ~ .S.
paid provided that such workman or woman ahs biYe
noihed such employer that he cls@s ana VIII nod saea
fnFB his herfu
conviction before any court having lnns1enon N
such ee.e ,1es smRoSeI Is U one YEAR ID
SEC 1t shall be lawful for any person 10 claim ssize
and hold any properly upon when ne OF sac ~ y soss
any person exercising lawful control over su n
property un such labor shall nave been paid whereTer
NAV be found. Ans II ihal be msdemsanor puuthl5e
on CONVICTION provided In Section lot for any person 10
dispose OF or appropriate 10 bis use any such propey,
s he or the shall have been nOufed BY tuch wJfK--r
or woman that he or she claims aud Mods proper
", for services or labor performed upon The sane
womsn 81 the expiration Of ten days afler having gwen
notice provided in Section and TO sell such property
and sJpy the proceeds OF such sale or such psu OF me
sane a. shall satisfy such claim with FIVE per cent sddsd
thereto and refund the acder Of such proceeds 10
The person from whose custody such property may have
SEC And be 1t enscted that all acts and parts Of ac;I
Inconsistent with this act be and hereby repealed
VIM. RICHARDSON, Operative hasons Benevolent So
ciey.
JONI H. KEYsER, (Demurring TO us penslly) SIo'e
Mskers Association.
Ira w. DAVIS, Protective Union.
PATRICK DILLON, Lsborers Union Benevolent Society
john COLLINS.
JAMES CUMMINGS, President OF ne Lsoorers Union
Benevolent society
The Special Committee 70 report against the
Bounty Land Bill presented the following, which
was carried
tn, Neto Yo,k Industrial C0nSress to tie Working Of ne
PILLOW CIIIzEss. We have learned with deep regret
thai House of representatives. OF the United States have
p,ned Bill spproprisng TO the soldiers Of the Of
2.
nc land, which 4, esmsied VIII throw into the hsnas Of
Land specuslors hom forty TO sky millions o! acres Of
Coad we be assured thsihese soldiers would beeoneAc
a settlers and cutvaior OF their portions OF lana much
If our 10 this pretended grant would be removed
but there exists certainty that the lands lnas
appropriated viii pas into the hAnds Of specalsoTs sod
bY them be Withheld from cultivation until By the toll OF hs
hardy pioneer their price wall be greatly enhanced We feel
called upon protest against this attempt TO iade the
ring tAvors on the soldiers engaged In iho.e wNs
ure whsi ne hIs have The solder vhch euzen has ~
10 The ground that In The choice Of bis professon be
chanc though pursuing the nobler Of peace sway.
ready pay the full demand OF The soldier trsey
hom the public Treasury Why then should deprive
our,e ss Of spot cal BY he dealing nSle Of
bome Sweet home and appropriate this oes.iSg 10 tue
prslrg domain Of this country reeasc the
sw Of Colby restoring 10 al the right which be
feed hem, ofs slscorg place on tbs earth Then
Ihs inns will come when every shs under his own
vine and hg tree and none snail make him Afraid; bat
he he producers TO the lAndeIng OF sher
htrAnce remember they shall alt under their lG1dloods
vines and 6g and be forever afraid ofeecneaL TIE
pleasure Of Ihe lord Of the so 1--we atop Ine farmer
o. III speculation in ths common Homestead OF toe Ps
pie ihG realise The promiSe Of The prophet Ant hsI
,hsl build houses and nhaoi hen aud t1ey ,nA plsns
veysros and the fruiI Of hem they shall not bald
aosr inA0kn they snG noi plant and aHolssr eEf
Tbese isllow.i0iers are few OF me res'ons tor oe.
poGpg The proposed plumber Of The whole FOR me b7nent
few. And now, In the name and ia behalf OF i1e
Fihy thousand Woikingmen whom We here represent
appeal TO you, through your several oigsnlzslO1s,
tanesy preIes, against he passage Of The Lssd boda
~ bill now pending before he Uned States Senate add
10 urge item pSss Substitute for II one which vii
male lhese lands forever bee, IN Limited qasouncs 10
tcuSl seers with proyisioos for village lots for such
do not wish become fsrmers AL Of which 10 respect
July submitted.
Mtssrs Deane Barr, Heath, Gregory and Key