New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
in specie


Tonight the Carpenters meet at Convention
Hall Wooster.st the Laborers Union Benevo-
lent Association at Collins's Forrest House, 40
Sprng-st; the Csrvers at HIllenbrands, Heater ST.
the CigarMakers, at the FourtceHth W arc Demo
cratic Headquarters, Grand 81; the Watch Makers
az the shakspere; the Dry Goods Clerks Mutual
Benefit and Protective Association, at the College
of Physicians and Surgeons, 81 Crosbyst
The Box. MAKgRs' &c. meeting has been pest
poned to Saturday, evening, at the Shakspere
Hotel
THE WINDOW SHADE PAINTERS held their reg
ular weekly meeting on Wednesday evening at
their dep6t, 90 Catherine St. corner OF Henry
Their Association goes on remarkably well. This
Trades Society has already opened and entered its
shop, where machinery and tools have been placed.
A good example for others.
The sILvERsMITBs met at Hillenbrands, Mr.
RIDLEY in the Chair He is a very efficient officer,
and the proceedings Throughout were conducted
with Parliamentary order Toe Committee on the
| Code and the By laws have not yet finished their
| work Some farther time was Tcquested. In com
plance with this request 1t was resolved mat The
| Committee should. rs soon 80 their work would be
done, call the meeting by way OF advertisement IN
| The Tribune, Herald, and the German SctneHP0st
The votes taken on the daily papers and the pm
cples stated on iavo ing paper with advertise
| ments were interesting. " IL Is not the question
lthey said whether one paper has more extensive
| circulation than snother, that the working man
| cannot decide but Ofy whether II takes real IL
terest In our welfare and notices our meetings reg
ularly. Such paper is The Tribune. Applause
There are two Of lis Reporters here, and none o.
the others, and they come always whenever La
borers' Meeting takes place which trsnsaots any
business, worth reporting. Applause Who soei
| M 14t.of 4 ia hf
German paper, the Sctneiipod, sends representa-
tive, and makes arrangements for regular reports
we, therefore, 20 for this paper
INDEPENDENT SOCIETY or SHIPsAwrERs-
The regular monthly meeting Of this well regulated
Protective Association was held at the Assyriar
Rooms. Third st between Lewiss,. and Avenue
ID on Tuesday evening. Although but recently re
suscitsted this Society exceeds IN numbers many
Associations of oder ori gin Ii was formed by the
Sawyers in view OF the general movement amone
all sections OF the working classes. Any SaWyei
" no works for less than the regular wages - PEI
} dayl is subject to fine OF sl2, and no sawyer cal
20 10 a country boss under the regular city prices
ANY person proposing rs & member man Wh'
does not belong 20 the trade 10 be fined $50. Th'
Secretary mast be present. at each meeting quar-
ter of an hour before The time, or be hned 20 cents
Salary 81 per quarter. Initiation fee IS, (s3 on
the night OF admission and e. aiterwardl for new
members, whose names are not on the Cd books
the members OF the old Society who paid O. 4
: pay rs cents before becoming members Of the pew
$ Association. Monthly dues ~ cents. Reeuls
meetings on the first Tuesday Of every month
, The rules of order, bylaws, &c. compare iavora
bly, with those of any Benevolent or Trades So
{ ciety in the city, and the rules enforced a
occasions Any member inturuptng speake
{ while in order shall be expelled iron the meetin
that night and 10 ensure the proper enforcement
the Societys Constitution &c. six OF the Standin
J Committee act each night as peace preservers.
D In PHILADELPBIA the Journeymen Saddlers al.
Furniture Makers Society holds its stated meeting
a regularly. Before long the Philadelphia worsme
/, will be as well organized as those Of any o,hC
g city