The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16

Their don't think this congress has rigbs Re dissnss
ssn,.msn - All Laughter from Mr. Berr) The
for the consideration Of the trades and nor
er TINS congress There are gsntsmsn in this room
so-n9nt uno nave been Acquiring about sosialism aud
having tA0 or $500 in their "a ut In nssors
bosses themssves and to take away the nom
their present employers After they have ne nsha
this they will turn round and kick them tslIins-
them 70 60 70 the d. Great excitement in the
ling at the idea that he had made palpabie hit ~
Mr. GARRErr then rose and said-Can the laboring.
glasses build . railroad canal for themsslyesf
(Cries Of yes) deny it. Where would they get sup
port for themselves and their families whilst they
DR.. Joslssoxs-Thsy could If they had slaves TO.
Mr.. GAn.rrr then moved resolution in rslasou to.
. committee, which the reporter did not distinctly
hear amidst the noise and confusion prevailing the
time
Another reporter for the Tribune who had just before
entered the room said " second that 80
RrroRrER ron THE HERALD.-Are you delegate p
REroRIER FOR the TRIpsSE-Yes; I represent the.
body Of printers.
RIpoRrEa ron THE HERALp.-what Ia your name,
REPORTER ron THE TRIBusE.-I don't want my name
published Say nothing sboutit 1t would only throw
ridicue on the proceedings
The reporter the liz raid afterwards ascertaned that
this boys is Henderson, (known by the soubri-
qu.t OF Michigan " in the Tribune onice)
Mr., DEAN moved that commtte OF thirteen be ap-
pointed to report the resolution submitted and
all other resolutions Of similar character laid before
them.
The motion adopted, and the following CON-
mitse were named by the President - Dean, s. NJ
r. d. ", H.. j.
F. Mitchell, Charles Mccarthy. = Bsssett b. Denham,
d 9. Smith, John o Hurd John Hunter, II. G. Bend
Mr.. W v. Barr had been named but declined serv-
ing as he would be in the country.
Mr.. b T Wild then moved that each delegate report
upon the condition of their respective trades. a.
DR. JASAssoHs-(the German Reporter for the T,i-
6une)-I rise to second the motion. represent the
German United Trades
GERMAN DELICATE in the body of the room-What dor
You say you represent the German United Trades
Dr. JoSAssoEs.-N mo- only said represent one
Of the United German Trades.
The resolution adopted and Congress adjoured
till Thursday evening next
TIE BRIcKLAYRRs AND PLAsrERERs.
This association met on Thursday evening, at Me-
chanics' Hail. 40 Hester street aud quite good look
ing number Of the members were present-Cornelius
McClusky the President in the chair The principal
call Of the meeting it seems to TX and regulato
the amount Of wages per day The following Is . sopy
From the lst of March to the soth day Of Novem-
Der inclusive the shall be not less than 50 per
day the balance of the year not less than 81 IS per
day, and no three quarter days, except caused by
bad weather, or other justidable cause"
resolution adopt ID to forward to all the bossss
pr dses d 'Aef constitution '0s'n'' win 'A'' list OF
A discussion then to the propriety aud ex.
pediency Of electing and sending delegates to the
Congress about TO meet.
The PnEIDrsr opposed to sending political de-
magogue who instead Of advancing the interest OF
the mechanic. was making capital only for himself
There w,.e men, said the President, who were looking
receive the nomination and election for such dele
could they do. what we call an honest days work.
The whole matter was nnsly laid on the table, to be
place at Kentucky Hall. Perry street near Hudso.
street. Tuesday evening, the 18th instant which
the bosses are In ited to attend.
The meeting then adjourned.
MEETING OF JoURNEYMEy rAuoRs.
A very respectable and interesting meeting OF the
above craft held on Wednesday evening. at the
Sixth Ward hotel. On motion, Mr. j Regain was unsni;
mously called to the chair; Mr.. John Fshan acted az
The CHAIRMAN stated, In brief address. the object
OF the meeting which was to form Tsiloss Trade and
n m nDon q MAJ
sity OF forming such society by the tailors OF New
York city in order to protect themselves and better
their condition lie need not enter into any argument
to prove that the old method Of strikes rather nu
rous than beneficial to the interests Of the working
working tn unite and to protect themselves, BY
forming Protective Unions in which they would unite
men only to begin in the formation Of such Union
Three hui dred by contributing twenty dollars each,
would only be three shilngs week each man Then
they might work for themselves put their fingers
to their noses at their employers.
Mr. RobEsT JOHNSON then addressed tho meeting. He
said appeared to him the bosses not to blame
the causes of the grievances under which tina journey
men tsiors labored The men themselves were az
faut-t was their own fault-they we're disunted and
jealous Of each other TIE bosses gave them enoagh,
and he himssf boss he would giys them less-
The only thing to be done form Union not for
the purpose ofrurng the bosses but to better their
sondon aud obtx,n fsirsr prices for labor, aud
he believed the bosses Themselves would meet then
half way In this matter Hv would recommend that q
member present. suggested that the proper course
for the meeting this evening to pursue, 70 form
committee to draw up plan Of union.
After some further de-ultory conversation. IL was
MOVED and adopted. unanimously, that committee OF
eight b. formed TO draw up plan of Tsilors' Protee
tive Union and report at adjourned meeting tho
resplt Of their labors
The said committee va. then appointed. the nomns-
ton for which necessarily consumed some time; AID
the instructions being given the committee to draw
plan for n Taors' Trade and Protective Union tho
meeting then. after session Of great harmony ana
interest adjourned.
LABoRER's UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
A meeting ct this association held on Thursday
evening, at Hermitage Hall. corner Of Allen and Hous
ton streets TO take for organized demand
for nine thirgs per day remuneration for their
services. The meeting large the hall being
hlled ~ about nine o'cock by few hundreds Of stur
dy looking lshor,rs The call Of the meeting being
read. the question put Shall demand or in-
sist on nine shiines per day, and strike u do not
get it!N unaHimous and tremendous syen the
response. committee Of four. from each divi-
sion 81 the Lnborerr Union. then appointed to 20
poyer evince and TO report 10 the several divisions
ton the recording secretaries Of the dvisionf
appointed TO constitute said committee. Mike Walsh
and Daniel b Taylor made addresses to the meeting
during the ev'ninr aud received with loud
plaudits. Tie meeting. before adjourning. passed.
vote of thanks TO their and the reporters Of
the press. who hsd " honored them with their r-r-
tencen Tire. cheers given with the vote, alter
which the meeting adjourned