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

MEETINGS To NICHT.-The following are among
the many Industrial Associations which assemble
this evening at their several Head quarters Pro-
tsctiye Union composed Of members ofthe several
trades and departments Of Industry at the 5Ocetys
Buildings, corner of Seventh. avenue and Nine
teenthst For the convenience OF many OF the
down-t wn Industrials, we understand a more cen
ral location s to be selected for the place Of set
ing. As this is about the most successful cooper
alive Society ever estabiished-it is well worth
joining; Cabinet Makers Cooperative aud Protec-
tive Society and the German Tailors al Hdsn-
brands Mechanics Hall, 40 Hester-at; between
Mott and Elizabeth stf.; Sean Boiler Makers
Protective Society, Keen's Fourteenth Ward Ho-
tel, corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sta: House
Carpenters Association, Convention Hall, Wooster-
e.; Ship sawyers, Church Of Humanity, Thiri-lt
between Avenue ID end Lewisst; Custom-Work
Tsilors at the Sbakspere, Willism-st aud tue
"Enelish Tailors at the Sixth Ward H0,el, Ger
terst; the German lnn-keepers, who arc share
holders OF the Reer Brewery at S!ubenbord's, 4s
Beekmsnst. The Protective Union, OF course
" III appoint Committee 10 confer with the lndos
trial Congress Committee ia relation to establish
the Sympathy which has been given to the Tailors
by all the other Industrial Associations, their
Clothing Store will receive great share Of the
custom of the Public. In view Of the movements
making by the Tsilorf in various paris OF the coun
try, the Cincinnati DAILY NOnp4ret Ia paper es
tablished on the Cooperative principlej Publishes
the 70 owing for the consideration Of the Cincn
natl Tailors;
PLAN Bl WHICH JoURskfaES TALoRs CAV OBTAIN
ALL Thk PROFITS or fhEIk OWN LABOR
It's tor any number oi Journey men Talors &
hire q shop in Which 10 wOrb, continue 10 york a.
Journe mer and from their earnings contribute any
sum MT less than % cents each per week, u
luTd as Capital Stock for the manufacturing OF art
ces OF Clothing which is to be invested ia tue
purchase OF material as far IS It will go 1t m ,tters
not If only enough for one garment eau be pro-
cured at frat Let il be made for cash by say
membe OF the Union At the price usually paid 'or
similar articles and offered for ssie as low az others
Go. Continue the contribution from week 20 week,
and manufacture as fsst IS funds permit R-inyes.
the sums received tor sseG, and draw no profit
therefor until SIS ihall have been paid by any
m, mber, which sum paid in shall eutitle the same
10 a certificate of stock, to draw such profits as
may be proper on half yearly settlement Al
tranGactiOns to be for cash No rent or other ex-
pei se to be paid irolh the Weekly contribution; If
any ia incurred, to be paid from other sources.
The great success that has attended sinlar
Unions In the Eastern ctleE warrant its trial here,
arc IL is confidently believed If such trial il here
made, frenes Lot now thought Of will advance 10
iis support, and continue 70 sustain Il when mos.
required, and ss long as It 10 properly conducted.
Should any desire or take sufficient interest
herein, further Information would oheeriully be
furnished BY the writer on application 70 this Office
FhlEND TO TIE WOKKINGkAH
n. Y. CRY IsDUsTRIAL CosGREss-Met at the
New City Hal on Tuesday evening X ARTHUR
BAmIT, President ard H j. Crate, Secretary.
James Bradley was received as Delegate from
the Practical House Painters Association Mr.
Louis Trong, segtr Makers Mr. Edward Connel
ly, CGrvers and MessrG. Frederic Jung, George
Adam Munsch, AID - Nietzei, German Boot.
makers.
Mr.. Bailey called P. E. Day to the Chair, and
offered the following, which was referred to a
Special Committee, after fe W remark, from Mr..
Ben Price, carpenter who said there was a, much
justice Ia regulating the rent Of houses By law as
10 regulate the price Of carrying load Of goods, a
hsckman passenger the effect OF which regulates
bow much the rich shall pay for things done for
them, Why Lot have a law to say ho " much the
rich shall charge the poor for the Of their pro.
perty
-bsm he husness Of msk law, for the Government Of
Tie people has been exclusively controlled have eSs
po..bs eSnprrpey of ~ sS@5s rso a me
cesssed 10 lsbor for The support Of himself and family
ehstIg bin for service Is porItr OF esrimsn fsr Pen
Ies over ara shove vns the general q the people
has oets rp ineo 10 he jusI ard sufficient; and
HAo'as We believe sueh pro'ecuon TO he ss gst Is IL
Indispensable p ihs welfare Of toe Peep therefore
Rec srsI Tta this Congress pi under.ke TO obtain the
tss'ss, Of lay by The Legislature OF n sals ersaag
h's'e-' q ks~i' In each Ward. 70 be sseelod ANNUALLY