New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
LABOR MOVEMENTS.


.,,ve To. N,oHr.-Iourneymen T aiOrs, don't
"A' r,ss,ipg % night ct Ganicks Sixth Ward
Hotel CerteFst r..,i
RI On account of the German Singing Fes'i-
vsi,t Philadelphia, the meetings oil the eermA"
r..1o. are rot 20 numerous as generally.
~. Constitution Of the Central Committee OF
r'-..aa Trades has been discussed in the follow
r-.so. Meetings tho Timers, Cabinetma-
20 - PIT and shoemakers who did not adopt
Nc because the right has not been conceded
70 Them to discuss it single ana ~ sections
CONFERENCE.-The night the 5gh r''''''
n the Csbinetmakers was assembled at Benners
-. .o~,er NJ Houston. st. and Avenue A. This
49,. ,rmbers $50 members. They discussed
DEL ,e,esting subjects with perfect order and
lsuS5 .bet the Trade should take, az soon as pos
az - measures as will convince the public
r. Cabipetmakers are making progress and
,Is. the purchase OF their Lots has been carried
into effect.
~ TIE AMERICAN SnvERsMITHs call 10 night
noon their German Associates, desiring them 10
,oir in the Protective Association Of the Trade
This true Social movement will rejoice every friend
of The Laboring Classes There will be crowded
meeting tonight at Hillenbrands, Hester-sE
~ THE BLAcKsNITHs AND WHEELwRIGHTs
exnect 10 see at their next meeting all the Ameri
o,r and English Smiths and Wheelwrights in or
der TO acttogether, as every upright and powerful
,rade.man ought 10 do. They meet on Saturday
evening, st 900 Thrd-st'
The CIGAR MAKERS adopted their Bylaws last
NIGHT. Nominations were also made Tor president
and Vice President, to be elected next Tuesday
I,n1vs' sHoEMAKERs-Met last night at een's
,.vvs Doo1EY. President Thomas Finlay Secre-
tsrv Messrs. Robert McCabe and Tomas Pasco
we're appointed to assist Mr.. Dooey as Delegate
% the Industrial Congress, which meets tomorrow
evening THE Grand-st. Hall.
The PLUMBERS have also chosen two more Dele
oates. Messrs VIM. Leafield and David Patterson.
Mr. Wheeler was the first Delegate chosen.
IorpsvynEs CooPERs' PROTECTIVE UNION
on;te n large meeting of the iourneymen of this
trade was held at Schlosser's corner of Avenue A
snd First st. JOSHUA A. HEATH, Chairman, and
w w. Burgess, Secretary. This was the fourth
meeting of the Union.
ReETe the Committee presented the Constitution,
Mr. HEATH, the President OF the Unlon) made an
ELOQUENT appeal to the CooPers and urged them 10
canyass well every clause of the document and
,ben referred 10 the condition Of the working classes
n our civ. and, rdculed the cry Of" Socialism"
He sa,d tbey minded not what issues they were
denounced Tor entailng, long as they were saved
from pauperism. Loud Cheers. Mr. Heath
then referred to the incurslons OF Ill directed capl
tai against Labor, and many appropriate SINH es
were made, illustrative ofhis argument He was
listened to with great attention. Mr.. Heath then
resigned the Char to Mr.. Neal, and then read the
Constitution by order oil the meeting. We here
with present a synopsis Of the Contitation
This Union its Constitution says has power to
make out and regulate the bill Of prices for all
work done by its nembeTsi to raise lands BY STOCK
and subscri tion sufficient to conduct business Tor
the nrotection of its members; institute taxes suf-
fcient for its own support and government. The
Union cannot be dissolved before the lst OF Novem-
her 1853. providing ten members are willing to
continue the same. Any journeyman, mot under
twenty one years may become member oil tnls
Union by paying the sum OF $40, to Constitute him
stockholder, being the price OF one share, ana no
person shall at any time hold more tnen nVe
shares. Coopers wishing to become members
nust first pay two dollars, the remainder 10 be
Maid in regular weekly instruments OF not less than
fo cents each. for which he shall receive receipt
from the Financial Secretary, ant IN the payment
of each shnre shall receive a certificate signed oy
the elected officers Of the | MON. Proper Provis-
ions are made for the proper charge OF tne money
! mid in for shares, dues, &c. Inc Union is u meet
every Tuesday evening. The monthly dues are
twenty cents. The officers oil the society snsn Ds
President. Vice President Financial and hecord-
! a.. Sacrotaries Treasurer and Vigilance Com
nfttee of Three and are elected annually Dy oal,
Io. Their appropriate duties are specifically laid
down. With triaing amendment the Uons,iIu
ton was adopted. The question o. o ourneT
the Union was proposed by one or t~o SIuln .i
men, but opposed by others, as Il ,bo
sc;aty in debt and prevent it from projecting lne
eoclety II oniv one gentleman voted for its incor
poration' ], A6DIsoS HEArg was elected P5esl
dent; John Parks, Vice President MicnaeI ION Con
d." Lowsv Financial Secretary Lewis Hathaway
Treasurer Vigilance Committee, Messrs. Samue
Parks, Peter Neay, John Donchoe