New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Practical House PAINTERS BENEFIT PR0TEC-
TON SOCIETY, met in large numbers at the Hsadqusr.
ters' corner II Grand end Elizabeth sts Mr. WIN GREC.
Dry President who eoqueny addressed the meeting in
behalf Of Ire interests Of the society," the craft and tbs
OF LaborFr Kleber, Vice President; Jsmss Nc.
Peske, secretsryj VIM. Forsyth, Assistant dol Tnoma
Malone Treasurer; James Herrlck and VIM. Cells Az
sissns Considerable private business transacted
and speeches delivered by messrs Malone McPeske, For
syh Little, and several Others In favor Of the genera OBJ
iects VI the Society Forty new members were niuated
snd twenty proposed The society IL progressing
very rapidly Regular meetings. hrsL and brd Mondays Of
wholly fetal has been foremost IN ihe OF labor
and the frs society to choose delegates 10 the Indus
The Initiation fee is at present g. and several members
favorable increasing the fe but not at present
Peopis Weekly Journal EveHng Post Globe, Star, Trb
v sad all other papers favorable 10 Labor throughout he
Tribune on The appearance OF It's American" Labor Re-
porter Henderson An interesting debate took place on
nct considered time yet 10 do 30.
Mr. GREGORY said-Dont erect barriers to prevent tbs
Trade from forming by increasing The FEES and hii remarks
were responded ~ by all tho JouTneymeD. Such move
meni 90 Increase The rates. would tnue the Society, and
he opposed Il srenuOusy Let us DO uniform Ia our pro-
eress The OF The increase Of fees Withdrew his
motion We glad that they 80 harmonious In their
Deliberations and their example IN Ihs respect ought % %
WY they expedite business is deserving " all praise
"UsIrED ASSOCIATION OF MARBLE PoLIsHERs
FOR Mutual BESEFIT"-Ths Protective and Benevolent,
Society last night al Elizabeth Hail. 2i ElIzsbethst
between Prince ard Houston Nearly 100 out OF 800
Marble Pohers in the City belong TO this Society Taos
soNEkvLLE, President; James Elliott, VcePresideot,
John Woolsey, Secretary; Hugh Fsnsy, Treasurer Nine
silncs 10 the lowest rate Of weges received by These
ouneymen end they are opposed the pece-work sys-
e This Society was organized In tho later part OF Feb
rusrv sndt going ahesd finely having ne experience OF
former years before IT, This Preamble % me Consulouon 70
an eodueut production. In order 20 become eigDie 10
men hersip Il shall be necessary 70 ~ ne Ou-
sness less time and The csodids'e be elected ~
s ory OF the members At he meeung no u proposed and
~ mutation fee signing the Constitution, and 2,
cents monthly dues No employer Is allowed over ap-
prences any one Time and those 10 serve Two years
This clause does affect previous engagements Marble
Polsfer, non-nerbes ere expected 20 conform % tho
socey's rues, Or the members VIII st1ke sgslas. nen.
No peson over Is taken under isU elton for less ln no
established wages. Wherever twohiros demand an 10
al honorable means Of proceeding they should fsi In
n inducing the employers 10 grant their just de-
,,me ffwoihirds) vote CT The Society shall deter
mine Clear members drown out OF work (of SIX
r1orias sAnding entitled TO - per week The soce-
~ rses on no Grst Monday Of every month. Twenty
members cors rate quorum 10 transact business Per
sops wslngs az extra messing do so by Paying 81 So
NE officers are elected on tho 6rst Aondsy In February
On he death n member si5 appropriated 70 his funeral
.rrerSss Aersrors or aIneudreus nav be made 10
BF Laws afsr four weeks notice, and as gp
probsaOu Of thirds % The members present The A.
sson mai not 10 sxist while there Is one dsssn-
tent VOICES very good isaiue. ard it's subject 10 any
alteration. De'egoies 10 me Idasfriai CongyesIhonas
sonervre, Artnur Cowlsn, Mchsel Rigney AessrA "a.
Knlsht VIM. Egrue, Barnard Macy, Thomss Asiyln m'
chael MsglOne, James Kane, Thomas OBHsns VIM NC
Bride and Pa.nck Logan, are tho Direcors OF W Soed
Although 60 Young he Society hiss upward on SI0 ~ rs
Treasury. Tie marble carysrs, esnerr A~~ '
beTs compose The Different orIneles o' AS s~ ,
CAsPENrxRs,-On Thursday evening last, the
At Convention Hal, sOr the general trans
-. =, hr,ire,s and unanimously elected Mr. JAMES
- AZ Delessse 70 tie worhngmsn's Congress Of
M Civ which slss place at hesns foars7esIa Ward
HotsL caLer Of Grand ana E"~a'''" - "U'''oN
uvcHAsIcs MUTUAL PRorEcTIos. = Messrs.
aeveus John H. wIebel ard samuel Pencosl have been
Seeted delegates The Industrial Congress, from Aechsn-
ie.' Musual Protection No IL.