The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
ming were In general conducted with IN unusual de-
gree Of regularity and prompttude.

gree Of regularity and promptitude
MEETING OF HousE CARPENTERS "A general meeting
the . 10 wo.tss rhsre y.ry good
attendance and the meeting displsyed good feeling,
and determination on the part Of the journeymen
carpenters to stand out for fourteen shngs per day
A coed part of the evening was consumed In general
conversation. At length, however, the netting was
H. Miller, Secretary The minutes Of the last meeting
were read spd approved large number OF names
were next read, being those of the employers who
agree to give the regular Isl T5l The list s
considerably increased since the last meeting col
lection was taken up to pay the Of the meet
the principal business Of the evening, the con-
sidsraton of the question rs TO how many pre-
movement towards going back to the old wages The
question being put 1t decided TO stand out, II any
reduction from fourteen shilnss per day should be
attempted There was but one dissenting voice. and
that carpenter who ssid he would not work for
lees than the price himself but he got the price he
would not turn out. The meeting adjourned.
MEETING or THE JouRNEyMES BAKERs.-A meeting of
the above working men Of the city Of New York,
held last evening at Concert sll in Grand street to
take into further consideration for the
lioratiop of the condition Of the working bakere
The meeting called to order by Mr. Vogegeseech,
who briefly addressed the meeting In the German Ian
gusgs stating the grievances of the journeymsn bakers
and the object of the meeting Mr. vogegeseech then
nominated Mr.. Carl Schulz Chairman Of the meeting,
which vas unanimously agreed to- The meeting was
com posed chiefly of Germans; net more than doz,n
Americans. or others who spoke English being Ia the
room, which was crowded with Germans. A propod.
man to act with the German. The Germans cordially
acceded TO the proposition whereupon . Mr. Morrison,
Britain Hs:
The new Chairman then addressed the meeting not
upon business but upon all sorts Of doctrines In gene
raj with good oprnking OF underlined rsdicalism and
socialism intermixed. He went into . descent
upon slavery, capital labor death bad bosses, un.
thought the rights Of hum snity appeal to the public
40 all which was touched up pretty we'll for youth
who was ignorant of ell the topics he treated upon,
ed the of convincing the audience
who cou,d not understand word he ssis, that the
speaker was very great friend OF the bakers ready to
hearty king strong healthy men, dying, by inches
of consumption, from their unhealthy employment and
the ILL., treatment of capitalists.
1t became pretty apparent that the original
ing had been taken by storm and other had
placed themselves at its head An Owenite out-and-
out CADET Icarisu socialist whose could not
discover mounted upon chair behind the President,
and addressed the meeting. He said he had a commu-
pication to make to the German journeymen bakers
from the Protective Union Of New York This Union,
II Afterwards appeared lie regular thorough going
organization Of socialist fanatics who going to
form the world make the poor rich and confer incal
cuable blessings and urheard.of felicity upon all
working men who will join them For these immense
promises and great hopes, which quite to be
lee lied soon. they have only to contribute little
money and wait for the blessing hereafter Ths
comm uDicaton from this society informed the Ger
mans that two lay brothers OF the sect in tbs
cent delegates to faternize with the Germans
ard offer them aid. advice sympathy, and fraterni
ty. The honest, simple Germans. not well knowing
what 1t all meant. but taking 1t In good part .
bono de junction Of the genuine American trades and
working with them, received the inv eiglipg
munication with great applause A Mr.. weitng .
German sincere convert and disciple to the system
Of eaIisn socialism, then addressed the company in
the German language, the subj ect, and opened up
to the astonished vision and imagination of the Ger
journeymsp BAKERS prospect OF wealth. ease, in.
dependence, and abundance, without much work, by
merely joining the Socialist Union The great idea,
Of his GRAFTON were that all people ought to work all
men ought to be working men We do not want
any govern msnt; we do not want any boesee;
do net want any capitalists; we do not want
nor inter medisry gobstweens; but the working men
mutt form socety set up for themselves have their
Il comm nifty and assoaation Tho great reform was
as already bsgun In Philadelphia and Bos
ton and other places and was going ahead so wonder
fully that the golden age Of social perfection and bliss
After this ardent Grafton which was listened to
with polite, COOL and thoughtful attention, By the
multitude, while . few knowing enes smilsd, some
with doubt and incredulity at the wonderful lamp dis
the ns q ~: s sOs
which properly had been the object Of their Is
report of committee was then read detailing the
plan for the organization Of union Of journeynsn
bakers for the protection Of the interests Of the trade
The members present then invited to subscribe
theiAnanes, and this occupied the remainder Of the
evening to late hour. After the greater number had
enrolled their manner, the meeting adjourned.
Mrrrrso CT THE Hoysr. SMITHS Nsw YosK.-An
adjourned meeting Of the above craft held
Friday evening, at the Fourteenth ward Hotel TO
ceive the report Of delegates who had delegated
requirements Of the journeymen, and re-
ceive the final determination OF the employers The
large room Of the hotel nearly led with the jour-
TO about t0o and their business IL requiring great
talent and genius. They we're evidently . body Of
intelligent orderly and respectable men The demand
IL net indiscriminate rise Of wages but only the
small addition Of twelve and half cents the dollar
to the paid to individuals according their
skill. When IL Is considered that the landlords have
struck for higher rents, and demand increase
OF f m Is 10 80 per cent their Of last year.
aud that there Is corresponding rise In all the other
necsssries Of life, seems but reasonable that the
rise should be extended to those Who need AZ most.
The meeting being called to order, the ohsie was
taken BY Mr.. Benjamin Goit Mr.. Isaac Hough was
tecreiary The call Of the meeting WAS thsR
rad, after which the minutes Of the former meeting
were read.
The Committee Of Delegates, appointed to confer with
the bee' and oeny.y the .eass Of the trade upon the
then made their report By this report IL appeared
that all the bosses peremptorily, come IN qua
the trade with the exception OF the folio wing gentle
meD, who st and inmed ately agreed to give the
ipciease applied Tor. There gsntlsmsn are. e. Ro
bertssn and W. Barnes Co. OF New York city Mr.
of brooklyn 1hess three M mes. on being
reported we're sretsd with general outhurt OF cheers
on mot o., n va, anessiyed unanimously, that on
Monday next 25th Inst, each shop and all ~ho work
therein viii stand ou., and q ~ work for the
Iecreant bosses until What Is applied for Is conceded
This fesclution ives passed BY acclsmstions
On Motion it was Resolved unapimoasly, that the
ournt House smlths do fern themsslre. into al
association, for the purposes Of mutual aid advice asd
on motion acOnnittee OF Finances vas nominated,
10 draw up AID arrange suitable Tsx for the orgs7-
nation Of an association.
The thanks 81 the meeting we're then awarded 20 toe
.haiman fer his impartial snuer In dischargins the
lp;iss CT the chair, vhereupon the msetos siourBed
Religious Intelligence.
SERVICES IHTs DAY.