New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
BoR MOVEMENTS.

Co,oretg tomorrow evening ~ -
Hall. Journeymen Tailos, sixth arc n's'+ ~
No, Of Dusne and Centersts; the Deneii' 1o'.'S
aSr.io-. .l.o meet At the latter place tue United
60, os CoravAiners on the Mens branch and
a. t;,hos,snbie Printers at Keen's Fourteenth
- 80, n Grand and Elizabeth sts.i Pracn
r.. p.i,tsrs At Tuomey' q Fourteenth Ward
.r,1--~~..,;o, Headquarters Recipients OF dernt
'.,,Nra. =. The Protective Union Bakery, cor
-. ssven,b-sy. and teenthss' Ladies Cord
-. Mechanics Hotel corner OF Catherine aud
49, =. Umbrella Frame Makers, Military
IL Rousry; Block and Pump Makers, Fritz's
10, a.' ooyner Of Broome and Eldridge sts-; Me-
.t..;es, Mutual Protection, No Al, 1877 Grand St /;
and the Journeymen Coopers Of Wiliamsburgh
L. at the North American Hotel. The Indus
trial Committee of Eleven are anxious to obtain
facts to help them form suitable lien law for me.
cbanics and workingmen and slch other details
about measures for the benefit Of the Industrial
population az they can obtain.
Y. CITY INDUSTRIAL CoSGREss.-The Ex'
ecutive Committee met Friday night in the Commit
tee Room of the Operative Bakers, l27 6randst'
and organized by the appointment OF GILBERT u
DEAsE, Chairman, and James Bassett, Secretary.
Action was taken upon the resolutions and
documents in the hands Of the Committee per-
tanning 10 the interests Of the various Benevolent
and Protective Trade Societies represented and
adjourned after the unanimous adoption oil motion
of Mr. BAssETT that the Congress OF Industcds
should take proper action on the decesse OF tne
President by the Congress joining in the procession
called by the authorities and recommending the
various Trade Associations to join In Work
inemen's Procession on that occasion without dis
tnction of calling. The application OF Mr.. Richard
con of the Operative Masons Society tor an Indus
trial Procession sometime In September was unanl'
moualv approved Of. The remarks Of Messrs. Dill
Ion, Hamilton and Pond on the subjects under dis
cussion met with the appreciation OF all aud from
the harmony and good feeling which prevailed IN
Committee we should Judge much business would
be transacted at the next eighth session OF Con-
gress and that no time would be wasted In irutless
wrangliDg about tribes
1t will be seen that the Dry Goods Clerks AZ
soeiation have taken action on the death oil Gen.
Taylor.
OPERATIVE BAKERS UEIoE.-The American"
branch Of this powerful Association met Saturday
evening, at the House Of Call, (which is open
every day, under the superintendent of the
keeper, Mr. Hslbaner,) 1877 Grandst and did not
organize before halfpast eight o'clock, when the
President, Mr.. RESEE, announced the death OF
Gen. Taylor, and the programme the Common
Council Committee had prepared for the procession
on the 23d, when 1.-THE Trades" and Working
men are included in separate department The
Bakers received the mournful Intelligence IN be-
coming manner, and after the enrolment OF several
new members, and the reception dues, Mr.. B.
Derham moved that the Society be empowered to
call an extra meeting for the purpose OF making
arrangements for participating in the funeral obse-
quies in memory Of the lamented Taylor, which
was carried, and Mr.. ID loudly applauded. Both
branches Of the Society hold Mass Meeting on
Saturday ia relation 20 this matter. MIR. henne
trusted that every Baker in the city, whether be-
longing to the Society not, whou respond to the
call which had been made upon the Worhlngmen
Of this city and vicinity and turn out In honor OF
the memory Of the deceased Executive OF the ma
ton, and like Mr. Derham, was eloquent upon the
good qualities of Gen. Taylor On motion, no
further business was transacted. The Board oil
Trustees, of both branches, meet on Tuesday
evening" 10 arrange for the procession ana the eA'
ira meeting. -.
The death of Gen Taylor had the effect to thin
the attendance Of the Industrial Meetings, who, IN
consequence OF that sad event. nave auJourheo
earlier than usual.
PROTECTIVE UNIoN--LEwIs w. AYoKMAN has
been APPOINTED Business Agent of the Union in
place of IRA B. DAVIS, who formerly acted IN that
capscity. We trust new; in the language OF Patri
otism, that the Union is safe
AT the meeting Of the "GERMAS lNS-KEEPERs
JoINr Stock BREWERY 40 shares were sub
scrbed for, to which in the course Of the afternoon
l4were added, which give an amount OF S5,OVO Tor
tho first day The permanent Board OF Admins
trston will he elected at the next meeting OF the
shareholders, at Stubenford's, Beekman.st.
The members Of the powerful Association of CAB
,vrr.M.KyRs discussed at their weekly meeting
on Thursday evening the following Address, and
resolved to send the same to every shop for sub
scription:
To he Mesbsrs Of the Cabinet Makers association;
The following plan, which her eby lay before our fol
Low has been adopted because Il has been
espsidered The most practicable ln Leading IDEA 70 pro-
o, nd The erection OF Workshop in order more firmly
ourie by material Interest the members OF this Society,"
as well a. credit to he same through the actual
lis shsoney necessary that separate inerests should
disappear whenever the welfare OF all Is TO be attained
D.. Unanimous action alone Will realize our aim
PLAN FOR THE ERECTION OF A WORKSHOP
l. For the purchase Of real estate AID the building OF
shop capital socl OF al least 5000 Is required 70 pro-
cue The same the Association shall issue shares Of $ each,
wherefoT receipts viii be given
The shares TO pay interest according 10 Tue proh1s OF
the business, but not more than per cent
The Association uGe half OF the interest for redeem.
log The shares their orgna value, which Ia TO be decided
4 Usl iGs iilh Of jay, 81 s to be paid every share
ard Tor every subsequent month 50 more and the whole
amount can DO patio Al once.
BRoTHERHooD OF THE USIoS--A large dele
ton from YOnkers waited on this Society on Satur.
Jay evening.
WnLIAMsBuRoH, l.. Thursdays Times con.
tans the following on the Trade Movement begun
IN that city
THE TsADE MovEMBNT.-By referring 10 advertise
men IN ssotcr column will De seen thai ne Journeyu
Cocpsrs II Ibis village viii assemble al The North Amer
can Hotel on Monday evening next for the transaction
busLess ItsuBg 10 The agreement between master and
men The Trace Movement this city has resulted thus
lar ia cUmpev success Hnd no reason why success
should uVt b0 hsd here. III the operatives they art
called viii act advseely end abide by whatever compic
they NAY uGke, their CONDITION must Dc oelefed-t1ey VII
b. "a TIE controlling power, Gad oppression VIII cesse
That there Is great social reform fairly commenced no
can toubt COOpers, carpenters and worsingmen OF
every grade have been by masters for years
cOruibuled tnsir money make The employer
WEAKLY. Labor has been And Of serytluce 10 enrich
ard survc the may When filed their
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