New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

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shrl ir rUws, one inch sparl........ ~
II Tn OUgh the crea,ipg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Crossed spo tsck Sd 10 one inch blocis......... %
Creased nttacl ed in halt inch blocks ~
AL other Extras, The sans az Froek or Dress Goa"
ain Sachs, double breasted with pockets 70
fnP' per pair. i5f
Cola s.icsed IN srche. or hsfDch disnond.... S7t
For all rows Of stitching IN cohs over TWO per Pa Of
Deductions for lspeIles. 375
Fly 10 sir gle breasted coat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
In consequence Of this action, Messrs HUARD
CoIsON. HOUSE, 4 HYDE, LATAPIE GURUEJEr,
and joins HENRY 4 Co, In addition 70 those we
have already given, have signed the above List
Mr. EDWARD MALLES offered, after an eloquent
speech, the following reso ntion
Raoted That another meeting Is 20 Dc heo m III,
morning 81 O'clock. and that the members rom
every shop hen haze an oIganizton OF ou1 men arc
THIS motion was adopted, and our Advertisement
calls upon every Tailor to be present
From German present the meeting received
81 to support the objects of the Trade from Mr.
Hatfield, the promise of $40, and, if they succeed
ed, the promise OF still more. A vote OF thanks
was rendered to these gentlemen.
This was the most numerous meeting we wit
messed during this Labor movement Though the
heat was sufocating, the best order prevailed
Every one appeared determined TO do his duty,
and the President conducted the business with re-
marksble ability Success TO the Taors.
NY. JouRSEYMEss' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
beneficial Association was held last night at the
Headquarters Of many Of the benevolent Societies
and orders in the neighborhood Of the Thirteenth
Ward, (Bacbman's Hotel, AIS Grand-st between
Attorney and Cnton,) for the purpose of arrang
ing Procession Of the Trade on the 23d in memo
~ Of Gen. TAYLOR. The Society numbers some
30 "clear" members now, and with the impulse
given to all Trades movements recently will soon
number large share of the best journeymen in
the city among its members. The trade will meet
ut Bachman's ON Tuesday morning before joining
In the procession, 30 as 10 be fully prepared.
The sending OF delegates to the Industrial Con-
gress will receive early attention, and will un-
doubtedly meet with much favor as the important
measures advocated by it will be approved by all
the trades. Every day demonstrates the necessity
OF the erection of large public Hail for the holding
OF the general and public meetings OF the City La
Dor Associations, located In some central quarter
accessible to all While other cities have such
halls New York has got but fe W or no places hit to
bold such meetings as tho o OF the Associat ons oil
Lsborers, Tailors, Cabinet Makers, Stone Cutters,
aud her societies of this class without inarng the
health OF all in attendance for " ant OF proper ven
lation.
These are some of the reforms the Ship Joiners
and Snip Carpenters lwhO meet monthly in Cher.
rH) would rally for, aud which, and kindred
measures, our lndusrlas generally would also 90
all in their power to effect We are glad TO see
public opinion is SO strongly conferred upon such
nsc. ssary aud indispensable City Reforms, and
also for efectual measures for the suppressing OF
"surplus Labor" HENRY w. COLLINS is Presi-
dent OF the Ship Joiners' Association Vice-Presi.
dent Francis b. Ferry Secretary, John Weed
Assistant Secretary, Abraham b Wright; Trea'
surer, Arson P. Sanford, (who was one Of the ORR
eiDsl Trustees OF the Society when it was incorpo
rated April 10, ls40) beside a Doorkeeper, Stand
ing Committee Of Five, (who meet on the first
Monday OF every monthly and Finance Commit
tee OF Three, all Of whom are elected by ballot an
npally, by the vote Of a majority Of the members
present The regular Society meetings are held on
tie second Monday Of every month, for the
transaction OF such business as may legally come
before it. Sick benefits 81 per week, all arrears
being deducted. The sum OF SIS is appropri-
aled Tor the funeral expenses of a brother, aud
any member sbsenting himself from a funeral is
subject TO fine OF 81, without sufficient excuse.
Candidates for admission must be proposed at a
meeting one month previous 10 their admission and
should they AFTER the necessary inquiry, be ap-
proved, the votes OF two thirds Of the members are
sufficient Tor their election. The proposition fee 10
u, which 10 deducted from the iniation fee of s.
on the candidates admission. Monthly dues 25
cents with other suitable specifications. Those
who are absent from the City can always retain
neir membership by paying up their dues, and ali
persons chosen as members are required TO declare
whether they will hold themselves amenable to
the Constitution Of the SDoiety the regulations aud
bylaws founded thereon, aud act FOR the benefit OF
meWoefs tucfcOL NUM- oot OF
tbose who have allowed the business three years
are admissible, who must be OF approved character
eno hes'by consultation, not under the age Of 81
}es., nor exceeding 40 The only article 10 the
constitution which cannot be changed is one
ses"t me dssoosion Of the Society while five ad-
here who may meet and dispose Of the fund as they
may deem proper.
BkIcKLAIERs AND PLAsrERERs' psorrcr,vr
AssVeiArioN'-rhe hrst and second Divisions n
this Powerful Protective Trade Association ma,
lat nishS at their several headquarters, on the "a
neral business of the Society, and after making ar
rsngemeRts for great mass meeting OF the three
Divisions, and coming to aproper understanding as
to the separate meetings, the question Of iolnins
fp the TRADES Procession Of the ed was approved
IN the q ct District Regular Bricklsyes aud Pas
,eIs arc eligible 70 admission by the payment of
30 cents, and l2i cents monthly dues.
General suikes are lsst resource, and shall
only be adopted at a regular meeting ion either the
frat or third Tuesdays OF each month"; aud by
two thru vote The funds OF the Society cannot
be aieDatsd for any other than the purposes ofthe
trade From the ist of Mach 10 the 30.h OF No
vsmber, inclusive, the wages shall not be less than
o. per DAY; the balance of the year not less than
o. rs, and DO three quarter days, except caused
BY weather or other jas,ifsble purposes. No mem.
not q re suar and legitimst- boss or plaster.
er who shall be privleg ed TO membership, to speak
and vote on any subject bar not 10 hold Office or
serve on Committees. Excellent regulations are
aso made with regard 10 apprentices NJ mem
er, except such building is 10 the charge Of some
mn xi.dy al hv III. .ciasy tn