New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Ytsting 10 Establish a Cooperative Cloth
ing Store among the TailOY

Shortly after the appointed hour, Is o'clock, P.
NJ the space Immediately in front Of the City all
Park begun to be thronged with lDdustrias Of al
branches, who came 10 manifest their sympathy
with the establishment OF Cooperative Clothing
store by the Journeymen TaiIors Protective Union
German and English brancbss) The meeting
was held in pursuance Of the recommendation o.
the Industrial Congress, both branches of the Tai
pss sOciety, and Of the only extensive CooPera.
tive Association in the city, lthe Protective Union.
The meeting org snised on the motion OF David
Marsh who nominated as President GILBERT G.
DEAEE, and Mr.. WIN. V. BARR then read The fol-
bwDg list Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries, CON-
posed ss it will be seen, Of prominent menengaged
10 the Labor movement from most OF the organized
benevolent and protective Labor Societies in the
city:
Iron. Moldert-Robert Irving, Thomas Middleton, Rob
en Yates ard David Bloom.
UpIol.terus-Charles Cux, George Hoyi, A. A Gautier
Tobacco Pipe Makers Reuben Smith, Denis Murney and
Mathew Keogh.
Hllbsuer, Ira A. Campbell, Bar holomsw De'lam aud
john Urquhart
coopes-J o.hua a. Heath, James w. Fl1r, II. J Han
sn, oeoIRe nl'eri ,aorh,, robr.,n N.l.on o,aw,,rd
House OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bass,, Ben Price and George
sab and Blind Makrs-J. L. COlgrove w. IL HOu'ner
Plsm6Ss~Jsmes H. Wheeler, Andrew Melville David
Casiasi MIt0s-John O. Brsubneh, II. Tosspern, F.
Csaea Pain,1s-selah II. Burst Robert Mccsasrty, I'd
indie. Co1dwaiasys-stephen Dunn, Robert Mecabe,
LAWS w Rycsman A. Connolly.
Mons branch Of he C0Tdpdin0t-C haret ueCartny,
WIN oDri,roll, Michael Mcmahon, TuomsS BAKER VIM.
Tyson sia. HsmIoo John ksa Ked@9ao saeL iS,
fbom,s ilirIs ferdinand Berger.
House Parnts,s-wm s. Gregory, James Bradley John
B,,el and Stone Ma,On'-Fraueis Flanagan, VIM Rich
b,,klatsys and Piasfe-1s-Conelius NJ Closfy P. j.
Dowbie Wm CrusseL JACOB Clark Alexander Wlsemsn
4, fbonss QuD. II. Fleming, Wan CoPpiageI' ,,,
D,1a-kobeH Donaldson, Robert Lat AID T. heaeer'
sa.e,.nt1s.-PM NJ. B. Ridley, John Lowe, Joseph Ad'
Sts.ss ~, MaSe,,~PStTick Bra1y Iohn a. wilon
John Dean solomon Jameson, John Walker aud r. RJg'
csav Maksr,-John J. Kuhn, C. Wsgenfohr, C. A. sso
"Psste,,~E Ii Rogers, Charles c. Savage, VIM H.
Prncle and Robert "A. Johnston. - .
Bssss aaksss~Wm wainwright Peter Peck, VIM Al
na,Sis Poli,he,s-ThOmSs sOmeYnls. John woOi'ey,
TIA and sheet Iron Work1s-Chsrles A. GuInsnd, J.
wlns and VIM. Heeeu.
ssilAs Iron aud Metal H@keysl-fe'et V, 0srrsts
f fs.R H'''i'i''' T. T. AilnS ''''"'' A '-'
TSaoy.- John Donnely VIM. J. Leonard, j. Andrew
SssIers-Richsrd A. Chambers. w. H. Plant Hamilton
Lasorer.-rhomas Colohsn, Patrick Tracy, Matthew
Carr, JsDss Cummings, Thomas Nicholson Thomas Nc
keenan,, Psniek HLP.n John Moolynn, snl z oliisn
SAp. Sapyys-Joseph Eu,,ace, James Gallagher, Taos
La1og,dpAie Priniers Charlie, Hart Francis Wogrsm,
slsrs hIakrs Morgan.
Sa,I- rrriOats Cauks,s Robert Nc 3owan Az drew
fbomp sop and Hamilton W ade. -
HTorsAt S,sks- naksrs- z Lea James Long Wm-
wen. fee[ mshShy W, [vSe' th Ts, ~, In.
Fsisaeass MSI@a-R. W. @ simpson. Edward Hum
G,cce,, CLsks-wm II. Van cleef w. S. Hu,eAiDgs
Sstion and Fringe Makers "A Aurnhammer, II. FGehs
Hate. Geo. H. Richards, John slsginus and Henry
R,ssr' swnmoi Jackson Walter S. Jarboe and Mar
IN Brown.
Qsar, ~sa-Tnonas Kearnan, Bs lhoomew Monaghan,
fhonA' CrAmer. Bernard Smith and Taomas D0nley;
Co'tys- Thomas Somefvills and Edward Ooano ,y
Boct and Pump Mdkers- Smith, Isaac Green
hkgh Joan " hlIehesd and Jsnes Eysns
Lassh'sd PNbis POrterI David 81 Oakley, Thomas Nc
ssesakT.-Jsnes Dsy, VIM. RecOr and james @.
Lxnl
stone cvttsys-wm Young, WIN. Karues. Michael Mar.
pky, Henry Wilson, Michael Couer.
ta,rsAs,' and POsArr-JAeo0J BhDierhod Chrisio-
Pier horAhAn.
sap JOlsers Henry w. Collins Francis o. Ferry John
Hs.o, Abraham B; wrgst Arson I. sAndfO,d.
cAasy Nc ssys John Commerf0ra.
bsoi kiaksyA-P Jung, o. A hunseh, and - Nlelzea
Glstrs-Cnares X Hstheld, Henry FELTON,
l, GODS Clicks Gsofi I. Z. sheldon, Wm Z. Hsr.
mon AID IS. ClspP.
ceate,oaos-A fEiaer and WIN. BariheL
b,e0sitn MasoAf Ld5oros-John kerral and Marin
Gavin
B.isAer WIN II Cornell Samuel P. Patterson and NO
Ns Crlalo.
U-brsaa Frans Maks,-T. Mile, Z. Lamb and z.
Love
ha'bls cufiss-Joseph Dugsn and Alexander Smith.
SECRETARIES
ArtAur Bailey, L. Dsy, J. " fobiu, George Arch
peseor hevsnssel Honey well q. Vale. q Evsns'
J. OueIson, q W. Coibnrn. Louis Jonassohn Wm.
Waiting, VIM. Granger, CaArles Schee.
X AkrhvR BAILEY, President Of the Industrial
Congress then presented the following Address
and Resolutions, as prepared BY ths Committee
which were adopted
FRIENDS AND BROTHERS.
IL lis an undenisoe truth that God. the ,oro-,o,
and bene 6cent parent of al mankind in ,hs 60.
ton Of the world, designed all the element. 49,
Of 10 be the common property Of all his chiS.ao
ngether with the fowls Of the air the ashe, ~ ~
ka, the beasts Of the deld and all things. whs,Sa.
inmate or inanimste, therein contained. 10 X.
made subservisnt TO the universal interest. hanai
ssss and independence Of all mankind; and IA,
Soieed upon the duty Of replenishrg and sab
ng the earth, 10 cause IL 10 bring forth abundant
Sur which will sustain the life OF the beast
.aaso the heart, satiate the desires and supply
~ u ssesisies Of men; and were IL Dot that shs
neA has iDterdicted tho Law Of God, and
be land from its nshtfal owners, who,