New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

-,,,s FoREsooN AND EvEsIsG.-The
n.ter., Of Brooklyn, Wiliiamsbu'gh Bed
,s, ,he purpose OF laying al important comman
fofo' ~ ". he workngmen's Convention Of our Cty)
eeuo" ana.ou.sv Brooklyn, al 10 A. ~ Tonight Ine
u,,.s,s ana Plasterers OF this City, Broohyn WIZ
A'ss,,b Jersey City, &e- viii meet at hilenor@nds
Hall 10 Hesierst between Mott and Elizabeth
~. window Shade Painters al d Catherine, corner Of
sh' The 4th Division OF the Laborers Union Be-
soe,ety fsrnbrscing Wards O. p Is 10, IT, 10 and
,o,,cb meets at nilemat's, Broadway, between Eigh
,.,,b s,s have not appointed delegate 10 TIE working
-, Convention nor the LabOrers Of the %, Wards
Ias45and g. who meet at the Sixth Ward Hotel Cen
nor the 3d. wards 7 10, H. Is and I'D who meet al
the corner OF Ffsisv. and Houson-st The Soldiers a.
the CITY Hall corner OF Howard-sL and broad"ay' ms
evening will also have to choose delegates to
he Industrial Congress- which meets for the FIRST time a.
Keeus Fourteenth Ward Hotel corner OF Grand and Eza
heb ala The Societies which have far met tbs ms'ieh
and every Society which wishes TO succeed Instead OF Oh
,olviny will sepd delegates Such central orgsnI1ss
Ss. long been needed Surely no neorpoTssao co69es
no5ated Benevolent Protective, Assoe.a' "
i've Association, will fall TO be repiese"''1 r. r,aIs
m Tug CITY INDUSTRIAL CoNSktsS Vi O''O
o.,ss from the various Incorporated ana
benevolent and Protective socienes o. o.' o 80
evs,,,g al Keen's Fourteenth WAro no.0b 'o'"' .,I
- rI,,.he,b ats (entrsnoe 10 Ehzsoe'n) a. = Soo
~ ,,,.l. residences, &c. OF Delegates VIII DC re-
-, "a we trust that every Delegate "nO mas oeou
he nresenf and also thstvolunteers VIII appear
~ Societies and Trades have not yet appointed
Dsee.,e In order that Tie scale OF representation snail DC
-.ons,v settled We believe the Glders Housesuliihs
pbes and yanishers Iron and Metal Workers, Confec
noper, Walch-Csse Makers, shpwrighis, Cikers But
TON and Fringe kskers, Tsiors Wachmakers, Tanners
and fessers, Bookbinders Beneficial Socey,
Jewellers, Engineers, Milwrghts Furnen ana cap NAV
.rs Block and Pump Makers FrescoPsnter', Pattern
dyari0 Departments Labor
have NOT chosen Delegates and behooves these craftsmen
IN he reuresented 10 early possible 10 The language OF
the Address of The Board Of Vigilance OF the Pittsburgh
Workingmens Congress- let mem "mees iogetnsf eno
800 DeIegstes 70 The industrial Congress. send y0nr
49, snnen who viii work for you. Again we say nat
he Workipgmen have all power in their own hands The
every department Of Labor ought 10 be represented
SAppLERs BENEVOLENT SOclErY.-Ths incor-
narrated beneficial Association meets this evening to trans
act very important business at the City HJe corner OF
Howard 81 and Broad way, ard the Society ony neets
opby we trust all Saddlers who have not been enrolled
as members will forward sud be proposed at this
lime Any saddler 81 aud no; over A. must be pro
uosed at regular meeting, al which time be shall pay 81
and at the next regular meeting Of he Society he shall DO
hsotsd for when aiony of w0thud5 OF the members
pe,ent shall ene him 10 membership paying a. The
lime the further Of - making declaration TO abide by
ihe Consultation By-LsFs and Rules never say nor do
ANYTHING contrary the welfare Of the Society never d.
vuge any OF the proceedings required 70 be kepI secret
.Ierebv The Society," or Of It's members may be injured
bscre TO the articles and In six months after he shall 70
enfed 10 All the benefits arising ffOm this Society. The
sich benefits are s. 81 per week and members entitled
10 aid for Y months after which shall be opt )na whether
he shall receive more and a. no" nneh ia case 81 ne
desfh OF member $50 appropriated for his funeral a1d
SIS in esse Of the deah Of wife Members convicted Of
uesson felony larceny shall be expelled The Society
hes mel heretofore The st Wednesday of every month
but M a. ncornosted end unncor1oreed Benevolent
Societies OF City, ind thereby strengthen Tvs numbers
The Society empowered % make such rules regulations
snS BvLsws as NAV 20 them appear necessary and not
IN he Of
lions amendments TO the Consu uon or By-Laws shsl
hs nressnied I'M wiring one month previous 10 The o1es
lion being taken thereon AID gerward must with
the concurrence Of twohds Of the members present Al
sny regular meeting Of the Society Ine soci-ys IN l.s
fourshiDg condition. having large amount OF fn Is and
cannot be dissolved so long as sny SIX members Continue
10 support II In common win all he other Incorporated
Benevolent Societies Of City 1t will b. entitled -
or more delegates TO the Industrial Convention, whcl
meets this evening Keen corner Of Grand aud Els
he IN ate and although The Ssdders meet on tue even
ms delegates b. chosen IN afew )hen 10 represent
them Ii would loof vel 10 see any Benevolent So
cety In our City unepresened This officers Of tie sad
ders Benevolent Society president, Mr.. RIcHARD A
CHAMBERS: Vice President Robert II Hand; Secretary,
Wsdns.aav in DeceHber This Society shall consist Of an
unlimited number OF members, who shall have been regu-
90 we ns Ali hs iopfnevmep In good .sn4iny III t-
Ciy will be enrolled The beneficial features OF the SDcis
& are az good those Of similar Association the City
NEw.YoRK LIrHoGRAPHIc SoclErY-On Mon
dav evening. June g. the Lt4ogrsphc Printers formed
Society with the above cite for their mutual benefit a1d to
give such aid and assistance they may possess all
Lihogrsphc Printers seeking employment IN Nsw-York
Another meet ug Will be held Thursday evening Juae
Al lhe "Kalb0Ns,' lyi Nhhsm-st OeI"eeh spruce ana
FRANK TO enable hose who lave y joined to come
flrwnrd and JOIN The SDci-y. joins MAJOR. PfeE1eLt
pro ton. CHARLES HART, Secy.
Practical HoUsEPAISTERs BENEFIT PRorEc-
TON socIErY-Our report Of The last enthusiastic demon
s,rsou Of this Bsne ics Society, Monday evening
Tume,'s was necessarily brief Candidates were NOM.
ned for officers for the quarter be oaolsd for al
The next regular meeing. WIN s. GaEsoRY the present
mcumbentl uounsed for the Presidency Of 10 So
c,ey. without onposiron and Seveial genIenea were
named for NicePresdenb Secretary and Assistant do.
TIE Tfesiurer and hrs assistants Wishing Committee OF
FINES bud Door keeper. are elected annually Al thc
eacets are elected by ballot. posofce estab.
.h Ps,,s,s f,r tfe sc.opoda lon of persous wis ,ng
10 correspond with the Society. The Socey ia deiermei
not To support papers bat such as really symDsgh
with ne Of Labor by iaify reporting Tue various
movements going on among the workngmen o. our
Civ This is right No reporter ought to be ALTO vel 10
visit any meeting with tho intention OF huresqnng its
of 20 public importance The iouseP sintss have got
snug The bank and heir Society groSing won.
the liberal Frees aud the extreme regularity wIh which
everything IL conducted.
CHURCH OF HUMANITY This Society meets at
the AsyriAn Rooms In Thlrd-sl Sunday afternoons
O'Clock for the discussion OF Human aud the remedies
for the wrongs which laboring suffer Arthur
Bailey has been appointed their delegate 10 the Working
mems Convention
ALBANY "PRINrERs USIoN"-A large and
Clinton Hotel on Saturday evening which the following
gentlemen elected officers FOR The ensuing six monhs
Presffsnf. ............... GILES WHINE.
ice President. NAfEw.
Reco'dmg SecTetIry......A. =. CHATflELD
Corresponding Secretary. z. 7. JoHSsToSE.
Ireastyey ................D. FAILING
NEw INDUSTRIAL ADyoCATE.-T The Mechanics
Weekly Reporter, from the press Of w Wilson, is The
name Of Workngmen's Weekly Issued bv the
Springfield Mechsnies Auusl Benefit Association
CITY ITEMS.