New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Nyy1IyGs TO-NIGHT.-The Delegates b the
NY. City Industrial Congress, Supreme Court
Department Of the New City Hal, Park Central
Committee Of the German United Trades and the
German T.ilors at Hllenbrand's Mechanics Hall
Hesterst. between Mott and E izabeth s's; 0per'
alive Brick and Stone Mssons, Pc xers Moatgom.
cry Hal, Prince st. netr Broadway The Benevo-
lent Plonbers, at w. A. Keen's Fourteenth Ward
Hotel, 22l Grandss corner Of Elizabeth; a1d the
American TrilorI at P. Garrick's Sixth Ward
Hotel, corner Of Center and Duane SIS.
II NEW INDUSTRIAL REFORM ADVOCATE
Vol. H. No. l. Of the Workers Journal Of 9 Spruce
ct. New. York, and 80 McKibbin st. Wiliiansburgh
L. l. has been issued by J. H. Tobitt, zone Of the
Delegates to the Industrial Congress from the VII
liam.bureh Workingmens Union,) thus reviving
this paper which was started year ago. The
design Of the Workers Journal, its publisher
states. is TO effect q bond Of union among the
Workers a united organization that should be-
come permanent, a union that should have higher
aim than mere partisanship-s union, in short,
which should effect some practical benefit for the
millions now supporting Thousands, who, by their
union are enabled 10 hold in thraldom the Pro
ducing Glasses Of the country From the Edi-
tors experience, he thinks the present Industrial
movement the greatest be has ever witnessed for
years past and he has entire confidence in the
ultimate triumph Of right on this earth and the
beneficial effects Of the present movement. The
editor believes "what has been done, blythe In
dUstria Congress- has been well done ad hitting
at the same time that it might be more The
Workers Journal comments the principles upon
which the Protective Union Association OF our city
has united, hoping to the principles Of that Co
operative Industrial Congress which has been
silently al work for the last three years. far more
abundanily realized than at present.
The Protective Union deserves this commends'
ton and as will be seen by reference to another
report, has commenced in good earnest CONNER
cal Reform 30 far as relates to Produce. The
Union is now on firm basis-all the vacant Offices
being filed and new members constantly joining
from the various departments Of Labor. Underits
present happy auspices it is bound to succeed.
There are now quite number Of occasional pub
locations devoted to Industrial Reform published in
this city, conspicuous among which we notice
Young america, HOneyuaFS Chr0n0press, AHer1
cas- Orn, Citizen of the World, &c. beside severs'
others which have been proposed
The CAP.MAKERs meeting at Bilenbrand swm
crowded foremen and journeymen were present
and, as far as we could ascertain, all their bus.
ness is well organized, and everything perfectly
orderly
The GLASS CUTTERS met Wednesday night at
VIM. A. Keens Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner OF
Grand and Elizabeth SITS and hold another meeting
soon
COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. P. GARRIcK.-The Eng
Hsh" branch of the Taiors Protective Union thus
acknowledge the receipt of s25 from Mr. Gsrrick'
the landlord of the Sixth Ward Hotel.
SIXTH WARD HOTEL. Friday. Aug. 9.
DEAR BIR The Tailors OF the Protective Union OF the
Civ and County OF NewYork tender you their since
ne,dsy evening last Of SIS We wish you all prosperity 10
your BUSH and trust all viii take an example by
your exemplary conduct In rendering aid to the smeors
lion ofIhe workpgmsn's condition.
Dear Sir for the TaiIO" The sr3s'lys unlop
This document is stamped with the seal of the
Society, which may be found on the back Of ali the
cards of membership.
VERMoNT-The Workingmen Of this Stated have
called Convention Of those who prefer to select
their servants from the Workngmens ranks, and
who are in favor OF the Freedom Of the Public
Lands in limited quantities to actual settlers Land
Limitation, and in favor Of organizing an Industrial
Party, that shall use its influence TO maintain the
riehtful supremacy Of the majority OF Intelligent
Laborers 10 meet in Waterbury Village, the
18th inst to organize and nominate candidates for
State Officers The living workers OF that quar-
ter are at length beginning to move. Toe New
England Protective Union movement is spreading
throughout Vermont and the movements OF the
New,York City Industrials are stimulating the
Journey men throughout the country.