New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETIYGs To NIoHr-The Industrial Congress
REGULAR and spec al Committees, in the Committee
Rooms Of the Operative Bakers Uniop, House OF
Call, l27 Grand street, near Broadway Journey
men Stone Cuttera' Association, &c Prince street,
near Broadway Carvers' Protective Union, aud
the German Tsilors at Hillenbrsnd's Mechanics
Een. 10 Heater street. Pioneer Temple, House
Carpenters Protective Association, Convention
Hall. Wooater. street; NazGene Circle Of the
Brotherhood Of the Union Industrial Reform As
sociatiop, Church OF Hum anity, Third.street be
tween Avenue D. and lewis street; segar Max
ers at Tuomey's, the Segar- Makers Guard met
at the same place last evening to mako arrange
rpents for forget excursion the German Tailors
of Brooklyn, at Is Garisonstreet, and the D-y
Good, CLERKS Mutual Benefit and Protective As
ISOLATION, Crosby street. Other Labor Ofganiza-
tons meet to night, but these are the most i'm
portant They are moving noiseessly along, per
(ecty united for the principles of Labor Reform.
N. CITY PROTECTIVE UEIoS-This powerful
Workinemens Cooperative Association and Work.
inc Industrial Congress met last evening at their
buildings, corner Of seventhsv. and Nineteenths ct.
JAMES MOONEY, (siveumith) in the Chair, and Ira
B. Davis, Business Agent.
Mr.. Adam, the book-keeper, reported the re
sources of the Society to be s45l5 6l and the net
proGtr .ince the commencement OF 8 ,57J %. The
sum subject to sick benefits nearly $780, the abil.
tiles of the Society being met az promptly as pos
| sible.
The Special Committee who attended the Park
meeting to recommend the establi.hmen. of a
| Tsilors Cooperative Clothing SIore, reported,
| through Nr. Adams, thHtthey had discharged their
duty in laying the objects Of the Protective Union
before the various trades aud the public generally,
and Memrs VIM West, D c. Henderson, Ira B.
! Davis James Mooney and Herman Morgan were
appointed Committee Of Arrangements for a
grand mas meeting Of the members Of the Pro.
tective Union, lover 400, including several who
have been proposed) where all who may choose
10 sympathize with iS objects will have an oppor.
tunliy 10 DO so.
As the place Of meeting Of the Union was con.
sdered too far up town for the convenience OF the
members generally, aud Committee OF three ap
pointed 70 procure more central hall FOR the trans
action OF TIE business Ofthls Industrial Association
who were instructed TO advertise the next meet
ing, (Thuudsy evening next at the new oci.
ton, in the Sun, Ber0ld, and Tribune.
Messrs. Davis, Kennedy, Brittel, M1rdock and
Money were appointed a Committee TO more ex.
plicity define the appropriate duties of the
employ ees Of the Unoa, and the salaries Of
the Inspector and Canyssser being fixed, tina, Of
the BoOkkeeper laying over to tie next meeting
The Union has members from every Industrial
branch in the City, and s extending !e business on
firm basis. The initiation fee is SIS; fee for
proposition, 25 cents. The initiation fee may be
paid by weekly instruments Of two shiLings. Be.
side the Baking business, the Society has Co
operative Smith and Wheewrigh. shop and Gro
Gerry in operation, and proposes to go extensively
into the sale Of all kinds Of produce. We CON.
mend the following appeal In behalf of the Baking
department (which is conducted on q large scael
10 tie attention Of all the friends OF Iudustrisl Re-
form, and especially Of the Cooperative system:
The O,ef Of 0e EPeure Eoonsssist and n,soeat Uai
ted ProloeUe Union Bakery Il Ninstsen a. and
Ssrentlar Protective Gnion Il Benevolent socs,y
sorciu patronage, you wiIh good wnoesoms loa
OF Bread y0u wlth TO improve the social condition
your fellow you you wish secure perusgent en-
ployment end a. The same lne free The wording clu,e,
kor The hum'lstpR position tbsy now OF en- ,1 80
prevent the veah oduced by labor from 11wiug ntc
tbs hanos ofa few, whose power 10 oppeW 10 thereby
increased and whose dspOsi opprssa 10 in propor
ron 10 their power; you lab "a every h,a ear
hi, b sd by the sweat OF bis brow fyol Wish work
Ing clesses tha be IN teo, tha IN II uterrs sha b,
oD-. hsikey will not work lgsnst one suoher a. the,
new conn eled to do; IN feet you w,h every one
be free, hen become members Of the Protective Union
The Protective UriOn benevolent society that asst
s members IN sickness AID furnishes he en- 10y eui
| circumstances will permit The Of admission AZ
tm. ~ the benefits be realized large snd Il bedooVs
every Who wishes 10 Improve The condition Of MAJ
aid toe Protective Union ~Good wholesome Family Ora
ham and Other bread " VI be made Of The beat mseA
soe al living profit tho prohu u be invested Ia trade
uruh employu en 10 The iodusidous-sid 10 tho
Having mace the most complete preparations they nj
heresner he enable promptly 10 supply Al orders vii
witch they may be favored.
Honiuy, inoisn Meal, and Mgrard from tie Nor;
American PsGlsnx ard HecseI's 6i. and F1Iins are
: vsyssn hs1d.
Those wishing 10 pAtroulze The Bakery or heroine men
here msy address tpo.tpss) the Protective UGon
Of EiDeteertb-st ard sevooIlf ave.
: H.s-No bed Fiaar is used for the arposs OF making
lager loaf bsn eood oe sGorded Of coed Flour
2 | bsiers Do 10 Obtsiu custom.
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