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


Hermitage Hail. corner Of Hous ol-si. and Frs avenues
the Cabinet Mskors and Tuners Al mechs lea Hail. Hes
ter-,t between Mott and Elizabeth SUI ih7 ouarymshs
Iypon Protective Society ehstered benevoieup al Mile
man.. B,osdway between Eighteenth sni Nns'eensn sl''
Taios he p District $50 Pesrs corner OF Emi Rig
sers Union Protective and Benevolent Society al toe sew
epth Ward Ho,e' is9 Madisou-s, between Pike and Rat
sers; shoemAkers A. the Henry Clay House. corner OF
Avenue aud Firstst; the Timers and Locksniths a.
Frhsrd Richer's, IS Forsythst between Hester ali
Waner Some Of these SO. eies have chosen no Dele
rates to the wortingmeas Convention.
THE CORDwAINERs' BENEFiT SoUIETY.-Che
regular monthly aud quarterly meeting Of this chartered
benevolsn, union held al Keen's on Monday evening
President, " ~ Tyson; Wee President, Wn. ODdscoli
Treasurer Benjamin Glmore Secretary, Thomas Baker
This Society was fret esabs cd Ia 1906 and several strong
pr0!ectonists numbered smoag members Like al
the better beneficial societies In city, i In manner
protective perceive by the Coust tuition that None
hut Coyd0atneys shall 10 adm tied 10 membership IN ns
Society" The cornerstone 4 all Pro ecye Societies.
The Society very properly condemns secSsnisn sad The
peculiar interest Of the old political parties. We sregsd
to see that II il The design OF the Society 70 eevas
the Cofdwsiners IN Inc SOCIAL circle .he inIoducuSn
TO It's Constitution Is az eloquent production II positively
dscsims any Intention desgn ofintsrering, as bsne
fetal body, IN the regulation Of trsde aud wages pro
vice. fU he inhmites mechanics lOlr Of SICK.
and Or the death Of member s25 s appro-
priasd for his niyefs Of VIII SO scE b7asiis IS tor
the first xix month"; - for he remainder Of year. and 81
six months longer Limitation - Isl Deposited easl one
moth previous 10 admission) 1.-THE meetings were held
sliile Oener hs time. gteisr :sssons would D. made
TO the Society ana many reforms accomplished However
ibis Is the only beneficial 5ocey the trade, psrso
wishing join ought l. embrace the frat OF p,rti.
nifty "As no Institution is perfect" the Constitution
well says, II mss,s provisions fgr amendments Or a.
ies,ions, which be made 10 AL the articles IhOse
for qualification Of MEMBERS Gcd the iadissJuby of
the Society," while tTteen adhere Whatever maony may
be IN favor OF IT, eleven sal be orum f'r 6us iess
Additions must be proposed IN wiring month previous
TO the call for Comuiaee ~ consider toe same, aad #
majority Of the members present shnk proper Com nit
tee shall be appointed forthwith aud general meeting
called on the next month TO receive aud pass upon
its acuOn and IL then agreed to by malOrY az Two
thhos volug b. hsl.oL shah become law. A. very
proper tedious Alter this le not DO ssd
that Association and Combination VIII not s1ccsei Here
IL ~, midst which nas oeen Ia successful
operation fo The last "A years Friends OF Labor proceed
with our organizations whether protective oenenca as
socsrve cooperative, properly manage hngs uni you
will succeed
LABoRERs' USIoN BENEVOLENT SocIETY-FUH
DisiiOn-Mel large numbers At John Coinss Forrest
House 40 sprng-st. between Mott and Mulberry, where
the moIihy meetings Of the Division and the Society at
large are held President JAMES CUMNINGs vlce-Pre'i-
dent, James Moron; Treasurer Andrew Acgowani Re
cordlng Sc esry PaLrck Dloni Delegates ron me La
borers 10 toe Industrial Congress which cJnnsDcsd lie
sessions as evening, Messrs PATRICK DILLON THOMAS
NICHOLSON, MICHAEL DoHsNY. The Lsbofers have beon
very successful efJrs to smeorae their coalition.
Their Benevolent Association Is The most numerous Ia Tue
City
The Ltborers OF the Third District meet on this
evening hermitage Hail corner Of Houston e. an
Fissv aud Of the Second, on tie same evening " me
sixla Wad Hotel corner Of Ceater AID lans s;s AMI
mans, $40 Broadway between Eighteenth and NiHeteenh
At Bloomingdae the Workingmen met on Mon
day night Mr. STEcHER presiding Aer the usual reports
the members Of the Central Committee from the United
Trades who had been sent delegses addressed the
meeting. Mr.. Weuipg spoke FIRST He recommended AS
socsuon Tho hlSl sIeP 70 produce sAusas edors By
The members would show their good viii
In the most efficient manner He proposed to Institute an
A..ocistion Grocery sore following The eiamps 81 .S
Social keormeIsl Mr.. schilng supported lh,s Pro2o.
tou as their aim ought 10 be 10 procure for the nsey-s
cheap inc dsiy wsuts q life For the marret this
would be a great advantage To the single WORKING men
seIeesb e. and as profitable Mr. Kaufman spoke about
the same subjects. About tfeny no" members "ere en-
rolled The meeting adjourned 70 Monday nex'
The CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED
TRADES held their weekly session Henbrancs tuesday
night Mr. WEITLISG read letter, which 10 10 be sent By
the United Trades to tho Industrial Congress at Chicago
This very spirited document OF ratornal symoahy
seng ioIh Tue progress and principles OF NE U9!Sa
This letter unanimously adOpIea WIN regard 10 me
Of single Tcades respecting the Constitution Of
Central Commee, IL after long discussion, held
every Trade entitled TO give Its own opnion on nis
subject sno TO acce2t or rsct! IN It's Lo1sy subject 10
The votes OF jy OF the Uoiied Trades, but that
single Trade has night TO alter or amend special aces
Ober dcbaes Of more general character ne
meeting was adjourned for a fortnight
tg- The BOILER MAKERs Benevolent Unon met
Tue,osy evening At Kesrs nth Ward Hotel torths
month OficeJs-Prtsiaeut Patrick BRADYi VicePresi
cent Solomon Jareison Treasurer John Wakeri Secre-
tsry Francis Rogers; 6ssis-ni Secretary John ONea.
In la peary 100 meslbers Initiation foe Si p cents
monirN does; SIX bcnehs - 50 For me funeral Of
member S25 10 appropriated, ana 80 on the DEAN OF
wife The REQUIREMENTS lor membership tue ap
pcants should be q 6uI IS years o. sgs and 10
months sfer being enrolled tbe member emu ed TO AL
the Of Society The right sort oil men belong
10 uis SoCleiy.
THE Operative MAsoSs held large meeting
Tuesdsy evening al p P0wers's Montgomery Hail. Is
Prince e. near Broadway. the regular ouslDesswas as
posed Of and msny members Unlisted aal PROPOSED
The noble sapd take ~ .ha an nrsiss and
q for tie protection of Us members ~ 800 bs
we see Insnv OF The features OF TINS society nave ooen
sdopsd BY oher tebores WIN oSSsr Sv me- presep,
movement among the working Classes
~ The SHIP SAwYERs held their regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday eyening at The Assyrian
Rooms, Third.st between Avenue AMI Lewis o." Inc
society numbers sbout go. Officers DAVID CLARK. Pres
snt: James Gallagher Vice President; Thomas Beacon,
Secretary; Delegate 10 ths Industrial Congress- Joseph
Eusisce
The BoorMAKERs, on Monday evening at Hillen-
brands ecied some rev officers bu, transacted no other
remarkable business. ADORNED til Monday next
TheSILvERsMITHsm Z Hien brands Tuesd y
evening and aer electiDg Mr. Joseph Arlington as sec
ond delegate for he Workngmens Congress- adjourned
~ The LADIES CORDwAINERs' meeting at
Keen nj 2ht was argeY attended and sier trans
se,ng mach business they Adjourned over for oneweek
f,sS- The COACH PAINTERS transacted consider
sb business and a. 0uTned al an early hour Iaesday
A NEW INDUSTRIAL PAPER-No. oil paper
ist started in Pittsburgh called the Western Light and
dops Reaeoa Il proposes discuss matters OF in
isrest workngmen.
LAND REFORM MrErING.-MILwAUKEE, Wis
MAJ ~ l9s0-Rr BENT ii. Boyu;oo, chairman OF the
comit,ee appointed al last meeting 70 drf resolutions
submiiIed he following resolutions, which were unan-
mousy adopted ,,,,--,, -,
our dele present 10 The National indusHiA
Congress End eDdcavoT - pocare The passage oi me
Rs,.is'd That we the National Rgf9uusr. Throughout
the Urited States lender 10 Hon. ISAAC p WALKER
ard heartfelt hsnks for hs mani and patriotc
tforis 10 Senate II ;s Uued N pounding aud
sgysilDg toe heaven born principle OF mans Inherent
nehl TO me esTth-
Resolr,9 Thai we ~ Land Refofuers hail with jov the
r,rsisswort1v eaOYs eu3s Of Universal Bro
nsrhcod 70 eogrs mo tue laws OF every nspn tbs be-
nlsn priscipes Of peace earth eod good viii toward
nan. - -. NJ.