New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

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Of the Union. Phiadelphis, and from the NazaEine
Circle Of the Reform Association in this city, the
views OF the German Social Reform and Ec)nomi-
cal Exchange Associations, aud the report Of the
Committee or Mr.. Wilds propositions was also
adopted Other minor matters were acted upon,
which we will give in our report to morrow.
German Meeting in the Park-MOnday Alter
The officers Of this meeting have politely furnish
ed Us with synopsis Of the business transacted
which we herewith append;
Az the meeting which took place yesterday,
shortly after the appointed hour, Is O'Clock P NJ
resolutions highly sympathizing with the establish
ment Of Cooperative Clothing Store were adopt
ed and all trades thought i. necessary TO unite for
the same principle, unless single business was
rushing TO destruction. All the workingmen, there
FORE resolved and agreed TO Stand together, IN or
der to become a strong cooperating band-on &C
cou1t Of which the following resolutions were
adopted, in addition to those adopted by the Eng
sh meeting:
ART All tf1de, are to elect three delegates out Of
whom Committee 10 10 be ca led.
H. AL trades 10 be organized comparatively, being
ready At any time, II requested by the Committee, and As
la XII members Of The different trades held to adopt
the resolutions Of the majority Of the Commiee this 60ay
w surveyance OF e political rights o. the ourneymsn
v Each workman 10 be bound BY bis ow duty 10 do
hs utmost IN order 10 be replaced in Industrial Legislature
by other worsmen.
All this being laid before the united masses Of
the above meeting the eighth Of August, agreed
and covenanted this day, the 18th Of August
BUsCHMANN, President
Dr. WALcHSER Secretary.
In the Aforesaid meeting the following trades
have been replaced by delegates:
NAMES OF THE TRADES AND DELEeATEi
Batrys1 uq is vosel.,11g and kuhL
Shosmakefs-hildebIsr and Buinger.
TuvHOs-Refmanu, Seeman, Phester
Iofa0s-Pi sser, KoGu brolhley.
acknowledgements, hooseT, Werner.
TopHe,,-Hahn, Msls (Physicianl
German Society Of HorkiHg5en at WAHnsbrgh-kul ,
BAumhsrdL Ksllenberg.
TalOyf-Fres, Bechmeyer. Franklin.
Fwyieyt and Cdpnakrs-M Nader.
Among the most distinguished orators who adj
dressed the meeting We enumerate DIR. Forsch
Weitlipg, DR. Mas, Kl0!ti, 0oiner) Sseman, turn
er,) and Mthiher (bsker)
We don't fail TO quote Mr. I orsch again who de-
livered two speeches, one Of which related 10 sue
corng the people who were arrested in Blooming
dale. A collection was made TO this end
The following resolutions were tax Ken in the ses
sion of the United Trades Aug. e.
Art l. The wofiingmen Of all uades declare the move
mems OF tse Tsos j1it and reasonable cause, and
bind hemieve, toe ether until heir aim Epsnc
ptllon OF the Woriosmen,' ,hsl be totally reached
such manner az ~ be founded on he mos approved solid
base
Iii All woriireme consider the said movement
less they have reached the aim, which Is "As,ocia,lou"
w. The workngnen Of all trades bind themselves 10 as
stat each other with respect TO production as well con
sumption.
The Central Committee OF The United German Tsilol
D. wALeHsrR, Secretary.
Newton, Apg Il, 1850.
EIGH1EE1H WARD MASS MELrIsG.-The
Workingmen Of this Ward, pursuant to their call
assembled at Millimans, corner Of Broadway and
Eighteenth-st. on Monday evening, and organized
by calling Mr.. JOHN HAINEs TO the Chair, and ap-
pointing David Morgan Secretary. The following
Resolutions abridged were then submitted;
l. Against the srafEe in the Public Lands
?. In favor Of Aboishirg OF Amending al laws which
favor Capitol a. the expense OF Labor.
5. Thai eight hours ought TO constitute days work 90
Public Contracts.
1. To carry out these views that AZ Industrial Com
mlee be appointed for the Ward.
Mr.. AyARDEN spoke at some length, and with
much force, in support OF the resolutions. He WAS
entirely opposed TO the continuance Of that systen
Of legislation which protects the interests OF CAPT
tai al the sa;rfce Of the working classes, who have
in reality created the entire wealth OF the commu
nifty The rights Of labor are to be secured by the
combined action Of the workiEgmen themselves.
|. is Of no use 10 wait for those who have gained
place and power by the wire pulling Of capital to
confer upon as just and protective laws We must
attend TO this work ourselves.
Mr.. BARR was not inclined 70 trust everything
TO the political parties the worker must boldly
take their stand in defense Of toe rights which
Gcd and nature has conferred upon them. Poiti.
cal parties, the moment they find that the people
demand Just and efficient measures for their pro-
lection, will yield-they cannot bod out against
the will Of the people. Let Us rear baTicade Of
bslot-boxes in defense Of or rights-the right 10
life, liberty, land and home ne right to labor and
full remuneration for that labor. The working
men, lot only Of the Eighteenth Ward but Of the
whole city, have come to the determination that
they must and will be represented in the Legisla-
ture NJ Albany next winter in the language oil
another, we have men who are OF Us, and with
N, and for Us.
Mr. BAssETT-We have heard much OF the
ehcsnery Of political parties. The wOrkingmen are
alowed<o discuss their grievances 10 this country
and | am happy 70 see that they are beginning IN
good earnest 70 avail themselves OF this rghi. They
are no longer to be content with the mere idea OF
being free and independent" The country may in
deed be free from the dominion OF European des-
potism, while Z large portion Of ia citizens are
only free to submit TO the oppression Of one en-
ployer until they shall choose 10 bow down under
the grinding tyranny OF another. Bat they mean
10 overturn the socialstc system whereby the cap
tast is enabled 70 extort from the hand OF hon eat
toll the entire product Of labor.
After listening to other eloquent speakes' me
Resolutions were unanimously adopted.
In accordance with the 4.h Resolution, the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed on the Commit
tee
j. L. ID. Montague, B. Warden, Geo. w. Rose,
Peter AcF adden, Henry Wales, John Csrington,
g. W. Briggs, Jas. Dennis David Kilmer.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet al the cal