New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MFITINGs-To SIGHr!-The Printers Union
Fountain Hall, l49 Bowery, (up-stars, between
Grand and Broome, near the corner OF the latter ::
Typogrs phcal Society, 300 Broadway; Ouvrler
Circle Of the Brotherhood of the Union, and both
branches of the Operative Bakers Union in their
Rooms, l27 Graad-st near Broadway aud the
Turner'S at Richters, 50 Forsy tn -. To mOrrOp
Afternoon, the Labor Reform will meet at the
Church Of Hu narity, Third st. between Avenue D
and Lewis ST. and the N. Y. Society OF Liberals
bsve lectures in German lin the forenoonl and in
English in the afternoon the BARRIERS at Hillen.
brands Mechanics Hall, Hesterst. between Mott
and Elizabeth German ecEuring by D.. ]. A.
F6rsch. forenoon and evening at Warren Hal,
Henry.st. and by g. Scheibel in the forenoon at
Lab6nhal's and Buss, Wilamsburgh L. !. and At
Eckart's in the forenoon, Is O'Clock, AN and the
German Tailors at the Widow Schlosssrs Henry
Clay House, corner Of Avenue A and First sts.
AMERICAN INDUsTRIAL UsIoS.-A meeting WAS
held at the Ution Congregational Church, Fourth
at. near Avenue D, last evening at which Mr. Ar.
rett pray ed and A w. Gotf lectured 10 behalf of
SeEmEteGEes Asrociatior, called in the advertise.
ments "Ameri,sR Industrial Union" but no; re-
ferred to by lame by Mr. GoH. Some Of Mr.. G.'s
statements were disputed, ard at the conclusion of
the lecture, protest was made to the Industrial
Union, on the ground that IL was wholly managed
by one individual, which Mr.. q 10 effect admtted.
No stock was subscribed, and the inquiry being
made whether the American Industrial Union
bad legal existence, and who and where were ito
ohicenl - Mr. Gof made no dIrectreply.
The Union CoDgree stiOnsl Church il offered free
to Worknemens Asiociatons when not other wise
oocupied-oue Of the Trustees said-and thar was
the reason why Ar. Cot was granted tue room
The TAILORs are every day busy with the or.
ganizatiOn Of their Association Shop, which will
be opened as soon az one thousand dollars are sub
scribed. Lhts are laid out at different public
places in the City at Mr., Jacob Uhrs, II Frank.
fort st. lofice OF the Stats Zetun9 y Mr. lillian.
brands, 10 HeEiersti at the shakspsre Ho,e
corner Duane and William s.s &c The money
may be given a. q loan at the rate Of six psr cant
which can be called in o. & notice Of three month,
1t also may be given as prepayment on order,
tor Tailoring work TO be done, or as present for
the benefit OF the Association. Every Tailor wbo
PAID hf Initiation fee Of enc dollar and hia uaaLIv
dues OF one shilling will become member Of the
Auociation The profits are to be ugod flr the
extension Of the bu,nefs over the City. The
Journey men ienors are to be paid At the rate Of
me adopted h.t OF prices AS many members a.
the business will allow entitled 70 work AZ tbs
Shop, but the preference will be given 10 tho.e
who are forced to be on strike on sccoont of their
employers lot complying with the list of nrice.
On Monday morning at O'Clock q large mssting
will be held at 10 Hester st. to adopt the Consttg
ton OF the Association Shop and elect the officer,
TIE AMERICAN TAILoRs on Thursday pisb,
voted their thanks to DR.. julius Winding Of the
United Medical Office In Dune ct for hi, cheer.
fu medical attendance rendered gratuisously to tbs
sick Taiors at Jefferson Market and the care bs
bestowed upoa the sane also ntheir present home
since they have been bned.