New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

The meeting resoiFeQ LOt "a fiAS N''0' -,
certain that The American llTisbl ,siors you'd isi
low their example.
Ache Neetrg was appointed at the 81 axe
,pere Hotel AZ 10 O'Clock A 81. yeste'dly, "'h
the view Of trying n make a. sr angens's "''n
the Bossts but - BOne oil the latter APPslTei' tls
NEE III g adjourned. yt
,titote an ofFce for procuring work 70 an Thor
arriving in tbis city-su work 10 he given A.
cordpe TO their adopted Rate OF wages
We have reported many similar resoi atloos q
ready None Of them have beea carried ln1o cue y.
IL il 10 be hoped this pralseTortny arraneeme I
viii be carried cot
JouESEHxEs CooFERs' COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
The Ccopers Protective Union, No. !, 10 1ne IL
ture meets every Monday evening at the corner
Of Avenue A and Frstst-J. A HEATH, Presi ieA'
The Htlhams burgh TINES refers TO this movement
among the Coopers in 'he recent report OF meet
ing Ct the trade In that village u s intended 70
open, in the City Of New-YorE, as soon az certain
amount Of stock has been taken up, an es'sohsn'
ment TO be controlled BY the journeymeh 'hen-
selves Each member is 70 take STOCK 20 the
smount Of $40, which may be increased 10 sou
TIE receipts for stock will form the ca)lts, and the
workmen " Ill receive each week regular wages -
At the wears end dividend OF profits Will be de-
clared The advantages Of such a Mon to the
journey men Coopers were shown by Heath IN
in his remarks. he portrayed the oegranen ana
wretched condition OF the working copper now
employ ers were enabled from his wearing LABOR,
70 erect splendid mansions. drive their carriages
and purchase extensive farms, while be, the pro
ducer OF the means, often lived in a narrow apart
ment bis vile and children suffering from disease
As things are at present, the speaker urged, II 10
impossible for a iourneyman TO have moro than
bare subsistence. While Labor il the Save OF
Earff,1 bOr during hours lt IN
should be devoted TO mental culture He held that
abor is the ator Of Capital, and should as con-
sequence be master Oft. TIE order OF things have
been reversed and il was ior them 70 set It right
The speaker continued further, and when he sat
dovnseveral persons came forward and subscribed,
pay ing So down, and 50 cents per week alter ward
until the $40 is paid We understand that about
40 have already joined the Association, and that
when g. 600 is contributed the FIRST shop will be
started. IL is for JOurneymen CooPers to examine
this matter and see If il is not perfectly practicable
Other Associations OF the hind in different branches
OF Labor have been established, and they hiye
been attended by success the mOst promising. We
advice the Jourpeymen CooPers to attend the future
meetings q the Union.
MORE SUPPORT TO THE TAILoRs.-At a regular
meeting Of Ouyrer Circle Brotherhood fine Union,
on Saturday evening, July p, the following resou
tion was IN animously adopted
Resord That t's Circle fully approves The of,he
JouTn-yr en- Tsors OF tn' Ciy In lner sho 70 OBTAIN
which they have been subjected s wholly iGAe eq1ale,
,ys.m By which they have been resuced 10 their
pr,ien conoion 10 - unp4fas st outrage and op
preston and that 10 view VI he present 'ismoi Of con-
sIinbg cspAs. aud employers 10 force them TO submit 10
hary support OF Brotherhood makipg
win the Vaous sne' IN protecting Ihe weak ssun' tho
strong The workers community Agsins ther plumber
X A BArLEY,sK P.E.DAY, C. w
SADDLERs' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY We trust
that every working member of this Society will be
present at the regular monthly meeting next
Wednesday evening, and participate 10 the bust
ness which may come up for discussion, 10 bs held
in Military Hal, BoWery, opposite Spring ST, Let
no ISLANDERS go abroad az the doings OF this old
chartered beneficial Association, Is its growth
might be imPeded thereby.
Tx NEWARK TAILoRs-At an adjourned meet
ing Of the Jourreymen Tslors held at Stewart *
ssn's Hotel, on Monday evening Goth inst. it was
Reoirs4 That there be pub1c leeog Of the journey
men Taors hec here Ga Wednesday, sat instant, -
sutnd Consii uon which has been prOcurel feon The
Now.YolI Association Of TsA0us Bring ny sroIhsr.
P1TT.BURoH The German Workingmens Con.
gress have adopted en- excellent series OF RefIrm
Resolutions agreeing u cooperate with their Eng.
hsh brethren, Of which We suDoia:
R,soired That 10 Bis bfoher Union o. Wo'kngpen
bkled or Equally Jusce srd Love of Mar. discover
mai he Great Ruler OF he Unyerse has clearly manifested
This important uUlh thai ibe esDh and oil the elements
ceuh for ibe happ ADD weDtiog Of race belong
ske TO hs Whole II kind and there can be just or
nAurA right existing the part select or eject lew -
mOnOpohze that winch Of night belongs equally 10 al Tor
,
In spite Of all difficulties which may arise, the
Germans urge their English brethren not 3 de.
spair stating that in ali efforts 10 enancpate Nan,
there has ever been much difficulty to encounter.
WISCONSIN PoTTLRs' EMIGRATION SOCIETY
At 4 recent meeting Of this Association held a.
Fort Winnebsgo an address was adopted stating
to the people Of Great Britain lhs. the lands upon
which they had located were in the possession Of
the Indians, and cannot be secured by any party
until surveyed by the American Government. and
sfterwtrd brought into the market for sale AMI,
therefore, that al settlers are considered az tres.
psssers.
Here is something for Congressional action. IA
these people have located upon these lands, they
should be guaranteed in their possession, now that
Congress is donating the land 90 freely T. Co npa.
nes &c. The passage Of a Free Land Bill is ur.
gently solicited by the Wotkingmen OF every sec
ton Of the country
Wonders of the Deep,