New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The CEsrRAL COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED
Gsps.r TRADES held a meeting on Saturday night
which was Looked upon with great anxiety as the
refusal of several trades mentioned by us to adopt
tie constitution Of this body raised some suspicion
of a dissolution Of tue same but all means very
well
Mr. Welipg reported the resolutions of the Ia
6ustrisl Congress and aterwa % delivered vary
iptert sting account of the PRoGHsss OF THE La
BoR MOVEMENT in o'her states, where Mr. Arnold
a Nouue but talented orator, has been active 10 or
ssiizirg Cooperative unious His last letter was
r. m PiTTsBukGB, whore telegraphc dispatch
reached him from 81. LoUis, requesting his ned
ate presence. In order 10 organize the diff rent
frades of that city in accordance with the rules
New,Y,g and Philadelphia. After ward the dfa
rent delegates reported about the adoption o. the
constitution OF the Ct Btrs Committee hlch ssvera
reports Give the follow ing results The constitution
has not been ADOPTED by the CURRIERS', the C4bi
pet.mak ere, or the Shle makers IL has been
PARTLY ADOPTED by the raiiors, (opec,ed %
art g. Hat makers, iobie;ted 10 art lO) Fringe
mskers TART lOl ADOPTED by the Newark La
borers and Inc German CIsar makers, the Bakers
40 far As discussed. Part Of the other trades we're
not represented aud another part have not yet fin
i,bed lher discussions about the subjects contained
In the constitution.
After diirTeut motions aud debates it was moved
and ad, pttd-Thet the Central Co nun tee wllay
ssice its cor shotion, and tina debate upon the
ssme, until the Congress OF the United German
rsdes will have agreed about the general steps
aud principles which are 10 be adopted in this re-
spert-w heFeupon the meeting adjourned.
Pi1TsBuRen WoRKlsomgS's CosoRgss-Met
pursuant to adjournment, in Union Hall on Monday
evening. The President being absent, Mr.. STEW
ART was called to the chsie Msssrs. A. Ksevil,
e. Hose, John F. Duff and r savory were pro
posed and duly elected members Of toe Congress
Mr.. Watson presented tho folio Siug resolutions
Resolved Thai We l,'l,u,e much 81 The ma ad ninsTs-
iiuf thai has oIssue,d our involved hsr Ia =
si1WotOo 10 the seADdaoHs AID peruicioas sgssn ID
boUs ist hss been MY carried Tor years AZ he sea-
a. Government; ard We wvoe Tor man for the ,<is-
smre bo ih ct plecse him,et u.s III, mo. oxsr.
ons olive these Polucs ieeches fun cur legislative
Re.oi,.d Tbs, viii supper, no man for pnbae os,s
Who ,nsy be ko~n 10 have stsnsd nom,osIloa 81, er
lrtesIy iIot eel " through the lnlencs Of ~s,h
The res0uuOus having beeo ead. ou motion, il
was o. dertd that they bs tue next business In or
der when the subject now before the Congress-
should be dis iosed ot
The Consress proceeded TO the consideration Of
the r, so uton 10 E1m a separate political party,
and Messrs Sprinkle. Hosg, Burt Watson and
SawX ar addressed che Congress on that s0hl-ct -
ON motion. II was ordered that the further consd
GRAHAM of the subject be lad over, sud that Nj
Ws,ol,s t. resolutions be the order Of business fJr
the Be NJ meeting
TIE PlltsOurgn tOnStcss uees c'ciy MOnlsy
evening.
THE Ngw,ESeLASD ISnUsrRIALs are organizing
In benevolent and protective S,ieties without
abat,rg in their zeal ard ardor. The BIst0a Pro.
scire UAi0h Of Saturday, we regret Ia state, an
nounces that the publication Of tue DaRs Press has
been sgsin postponed soilcien, support not having
been guaranteed TIE W,,Sy Proiecfive UaOa
IL q very useful publication and will be continued
and il promises. should advertising patronage
enough be gwen, that the scheme sr the estthIsn-
ment q daily psper~il be renewed The OaiOa
puhIshes qoise 4 full report OF the Chicago Indus
t,isl Congress, ADD the sh No of an ahly essay on
- The CuIrepc, -Ma,usl Il sinking" G-orse Arch
deacon at present of 20 Monroe st. Nss York las
been appOisted the sole ssebt Of the OAtOa IN thus
cry, aIA will report the Lsbor Meetings taking
place here also.
GERnAs WoRKISGNTS N0vlSG Last Toes
d,,. the German mechanics. OF ali trades, bad
v.y large and spirited meeting ia Wsshinstoo
Hal for the purpose of forming associations +.
Arnold. from kew-Ymk. D Mass, from Ph1sdel-
pbis, AID c. Ps,ext-.r, from Sc Loais-sh knoSa
e. h. zeelnur WORKERS ia forming ass citations ani
=, o.smoiirg ihri, f,SOW mocha iCs ~ WAR they
ooe ~ q, be- sdoIess, fhe meeting vera ~
rotations ere psssed 10 fav"r ri sssoc's'''n ADJ
> G, n u,i,,ee vas sppoin,,e ior ''n'ns Con'tta
I;o, sua h, laga lPiusD0rsh POss