New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

YAH and vicinity iOr oiocussiOn, anu "OHON NP"n
i,oortaut business, at Fountain Hall, lIs Bowery'
s.,wssn Broome and Grand-sts.; Typographical
eor;stv at 800 Broadway; "American" branch OF
,hs Operative Bakers Union, at the House OF Call
1o7 Grsbdst, and Ouvrier Circle Of the Brother.
hood Of the Union, 10 the same building (Grand-st
Hall Journeymen Tanners and Furriers and Cap
Makers at Richards, IS Forsythst.
Tomorrow afternoon the members OF the
Church Of Humanity meet at their esifce in Third
d between Avenue d and Lewis-st, the resort OF
he Industrials OF that section; and the German
Industrial Unions Of Newark at Military Hall, l55
Nrketst; C. A. F6rsch will lecture on Labor
Reform in German at 10l A. NJ sand p. M. In
Eagle Hail. corner of Chrystie and Delanceysn.
NLw-YoRK CITY PROTECTIVE UNION. - On
Thursday evening the Protective UVion held iss
vsual weekly meeting, corner Of Seventh avenue
and Nineteenth st. The Grocery was again the
INFECT of discus sion. From the minutes Of the
preyous regular meetng it appeared that Sc
splstion TO 20 on with and extend the Grocery
ps,sed a. a substitute for another proposing TO
eOse the Grocery, was unfortunately denominated
"A amendment instead Of a substitute, and the
,hsreholders present were Unexpectedly called
mon 10 vote upon the original resolution as amend
3D. The vote was taken, and the resolution as
amended, lost. So the Grocery is 10 be conducted
or the present as the other departments OF busi-
p,ss which have been instituted by the Union are
conducted. The effort to sell out this branch OF
bu,iness has thus been defeated for the time being,
md we sincerity trust that another attempt to
umplsh the same object will never be made.
With but very little exertion the business 10 cues
ton may be made more profitable than any other,
md the profits used in organizing productive in.
l. No. EnolapH thara orr hout 50 HI.
visions of an association called the New England
Protective Union. Their business is exclusively
MERCANTILE, buying at wholesale directly rom the
PRODUCER as far rs possible, saving the profits OF
he importer and retail dealer, aud making their
purchases through Central Agency located In
BostOn, ing the same about one and hall per
cent commission. There are perhaps hundred
anOciations or workingmen represented 10 tbs In
du,srial Congress Of this city why cannot these
associations unite for the purpose oil obtaining their
nscssssries In the same way as the several divl-
sions Of the New England Protective Union, and
to this end constitute the New YORK Protective
Union a Central Agency, paying the same a com
mission sufficiently large to cover expenses The
New England Central Agency does business OF
I've believed not leess than 100000 ayear, and
there ia 40 good reason Why the New YORK Union
might not do business Of the same KIND (n ad'
dison to the productive branches oil business al
ready prosecuted and contemplated 70 thrice
100000 At least, We hope the trial will not be
neglected and that the seeming concert OF action
which subsists between few interested persons
and some of the bakers TO destroy the Grocery
AID every other business to extend and per
petuate the Bakery diORe will 40 longer be per-
severed in The employees at work In the Bakery
should recollect that the Union was not instituted
for the purpose of employing Bakers only 1t is
in fact copartnershP in business the articles OF
which each partner having signed, he is bound to
comply with, and the terms Of which provide that
The profits accruins from the business first COM
menced and every business successfully prescott
ed shall go 10 increase the capital aud that the ln-
crease OF capital shall never be divided among
shareholders, but shall be invested IN the prosecu'
lion Of All conceivable branches of industry, so that
al the partners, and ali persons who may become
partners by purchasing shares OF canital stock, may
atiaa,ely find that employment by which alone
any shareholder 10 or hopes to be personally oene-
stted II our friends in the Union would torbear
one with another and unite more vigorously Tor the
mosecuiion OF the objects for which they are or
ganzed, they could take advantage OF the great
movement now going on among oar City Indus
trials, and by making their objects generally known
Aey could accomplish much for Reform and the
great principles of Cooperation. Harmony and
Cancellation must prevail and, properly conducted,
he Protective Union is bound TO be successful
CARPEsrERs AssooiArIoS.-This Association
met Thursday "a usual at Convention Hall, Woos-
ter.st President G. DEvKR in the Chair The
minutes Of the previous meeting were read and
approved The Delegates to the Industrial Con-
gress having been called upon to report Mr.. Jas.
Basseu rose and stated that he had introduced q
notion on Tuesday evening, according ~ instruc.
hons from the Association, that Committee OF
len be appointed 10 draft bill 10 be presented to
tie State Legislature having for its object the
securing to the working class their wages beyond
ae contingency Of the employers honesty, ability
or caprice. Great satisfaction was eylnced by the
Association on hearing this report. Toe Trustees
made their regular quarterly report showing that
after paying the expenses incurred, such as rent
u room, printing &c. &c. they had a considerable
AMOUNT OF funds on hand. The officers for the en-.
s1ing term were installed and various other bust
ness transacted after which the meeting ad.
puined.
KKxrUcKr The Wofkingmens Association OF
CansbelL al a feceht meeting held at Newport,
Appointed Committee of which |. 7. Hayman
Nss Chairnsnl have addressed quite sn interest
i5s address TO the Mechanics and Labsrers OF that
section anu TO the WOTkingmens ASSOCIATIONS
s,l,ssHy, Which Tie AssPou Meas hopes VIII
sreuse again the Independence OF the pAing
hhns.
TIE wotkineHen Il obi. town several months since,
knee ss,0eiaon ioT mutual aid and improvement and
rueuo Tor themselves thai pos Ia socieiy TO which
eey ssisye .ssy ja,y epued These objects have
patrocsu 'SS' "'N sP'''h WV ~'''N - "
,,s ssteos enes,ainng every variety oi opinion
-, =, .s 1921. have Uoied in friendly and manly
H.t ~ vt We unh The result has been n dis
UfGnimiy 81 views fA s1o " eof'ain e~'e"'
suI cur dessn IL more particularly 10 .oa., Of another
nsnsh VIZ lhAi o. the oesncsdons Of aRspyssana,iys
No, tsh hLow ei1ess, Ne hink very r,srs. =, soon
est The p'ohsson Of law be nsss H. sen =,
cnees OF enoomens and honor. hiseTi5snIS ,eees.a,
s9e highly Improper, that one class Of men kiS r.
kspszsd and E<e~fs la~s, which sy b. zsaeL
wouio DO 10 promote theI Interest. .h,p
eos,r'ues very email minority Of eomnsanit, e'-ss
We have long been c. Byincsd by ne ejeials. ~ -.
stse ard eepSnercr hat Al least seven M, ~ 49,
sers u our Legislatures ought be psscrc. tass.
msshshies fOf the pri1c.pa obec 81 law IA or NC
- 10 promote he -teess and protect the sAis oS 49,.
~o es,sss OF einAsps ihey pose aDo
81 ne nniuhiy u i hs Interest Of he ,en
tsse Avs iss, simee psc jls aud fee froa t-cha.p
80 81 u.i Zoe tisiaes iJDef uBoerssnd hs sd 4.
HuV' iW lar Asrit ils~yers % hsve - "a na-on.
h he@so ere us, snd losd-d VITA trehs3ca -
MN w C M p's'rsd as t ialsfrss Of iarav,s sod