New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

kers meet at Hillenbrands, 40 Hester1st.' Inc
Jewellers at the Shakspere To morrow a''ei'
noon the Button and Fringe Makers meet al n.0n.
ter's IS Forsyth-st and the Tailors or '"o CO..,
District at the Widow schiosser -.''
House. corner Of Avenue A and fh''ss
CoopyRs BENEVOLENT socIErY.-Ine iesuia,
,oo,,blv meeting Of this beneficial union was neiu
.,vosns Hotel, Grand st Tuesday evening Pres-
49,, LANES w. FLIss; Secretary, Hans j. Han
-. Treasurer. George Riton. This Association
wss organized in 1926, and has steadily progressed
aver since. The Preamble to its Constitution is an
eloquent producton
p,,anble-Tbe means whereby the wants and necessi-
dtsipcidepsl 10 humanity be supplied ana reneveo
has occupied the attention oil The beneVoen' sno nua "
snsgss ,,,,v,,us, and general associations have
been formed animated with one desire Of ptomPng sns
great object and whose united nave he
the Affections of thousands OF sur feuoW.nen VIII Io
Sshsd memores OF those who have distinguished them
selves Ia this sacred cause have been nshoe~ uo"n W"
brghtexsmples worthy Of imIsnoa rgbs and priv
leges are secured all Benevolent Mechanic
I'LL s ne "a We can afford each procure employ
Tpent While in health our monthly mite wiz rsise una
which will benefit Of sickness, accident or sud
sen c.lsmtv As no man can, with pfophey, say what
lie future may bring forth IL, therefore, prudent 70 pre-
ns,s r snv exgency which would Otherwise reduce him
he ppcsytsn Charity Of strangers 10 the distribution OF
his fund ali derive equal benefit and If sny should be so
lOFfuu a
have The sssfacon Of rejecting that they have been In
srumenisl forming basis Of widesPreadlns oeneV'
oence.
Protective Association is also forming by the
Coopers. Both ought TO be represented in the
forthcoming Workingmens Congress. In giving
the last meeting of the German Trades Associa-
ton" the Neac- York Globe says:
"Tte delegates are instructed TO prepare some plan Tor
fbe thorough Of all the German Associations
upon basis will unite them upon proper system OF
protection sgsins, the levtshsn power OF capital Most
fha
secou piishng to the fullest this desired object
Earth iself win rejoice at the dawn Of day when labor
will be by all men as the equal atleasl W not
The supenO Of capital OF this we are very posive me
masses are gradually moving n tnet own ana We
RrGGERs' UNION ASSOCIATION. The regular
semi monthly meeting of this beneficial Associa
ton was held at the Seventh Ward Hotel, Ma
Sson street, on Thursday night, and was very
fully attended. WILMoT JACKSON, President
WALTER s. JARBoE, permanent Secretary; MAR
TIN j. BRowN, Delegate TO the City Industrial Con-
eress1 Recording Secretary; and JOHN RILEY,
Treasurer officiating Great interest was taken In
the choice of Delegate to the Workingmens
Convention, which is to be held at Keens -Four,
teeplh Ward Hotel on Wednesday, the 9Th OF
June Several Candidates were nominated VINO
vere voted for by ballot. Some of the brothers
who were nominated, declined. JAMES TEHNENT
sDd JOHN RILEY were among the principal no.
ninees. Several new members were enrolled;
The Society has been in existence three years ana
Is in quite Hourishlng condition. The initlatlon
fee is "a for those under 35 years and 50 tor all
over Weekly dues 9 cents. Ample provisions
are made for sick members and the beneficial lea
lures of this Union quite as good as that Oh any
similar Trades Organization.
TbeSrEIN BoILER.MAKERs PROTECTIVE UNION
met at X een's on Thursday night, the gentlemen
elected at the last meeting officiating. No Society
in the city grows more rapidly than this. A consld'
cradle number Of propositions for membership were
received and several journeymen initiated. AS the
attendance was not considered large enough to
choose Delegate to the Workingmen's Conven-
ton of our CITY, it was postponed by vote OF 20 to
IL 10 the next meeting the 30th inst JOHN
LENNON was nominated as a Delegate. AS there
is Benevolent Society in this trade, and as sew
era of the members belong to it, also, the Boiler
Makers will be entitled to two Delegates. The
motion was put to vote that The Tribune reporter
be accorded the privilege Of noting the progress OF
the Society. and carried, as he was member OF
Protective and Benevolent Association himself and
had all along given prominence to their proceed
iDgs so far as they were worth doing so.
PRACTICAL House PAINTERS BENEFIT Pro-
LECTION SooIETY.-We have been furnished with
the names of the Delegates chosen on Monday
evening by this fourshng beneficial Association to
the City Industrial Congress which commences its
session on the 5th of June--Messrs. VIM. 8. Gre
CORY, Thomas Malone, and George Wood. The
regular meetings are held on the first and third
Mondays Of every month For the first year the
initiation fee is 81, and 25 cents monthly dues. Any
member paying SIS in advance is entitled to Life
Membership in this Association When the funds
are $500 or under,the benefit to sick members shall
be o. per week under $500 and over $500, 81 per
week over $500, IS per week, and s25 is appro-
priated toward defraying the funeral expenses Of
member. No'member is entitled to benefit unless
be lives within 400 miles of this City. This Society
receiving rapid acessions to its numbers at every
meeting
PLUMBERS BENEVOLENT SocIETY-A special
meeting for the election of officers was held on
Thursday night at Keen's Fourteenth Ward Ho-
Il, Grandst DAVID Patterson was chosen
President and acknowledged the honor conferred
upon him in neat speech; DANIEL RYAN V. p;
James Milne, Secretary and James II. Wheeler,
delegate to the Industrial Congress which meets
~ Mems on the 9Th Of June, the same day with
the National Congress at Chicago Treasurer. The
society meets monthly and has been in successful
ePerauon LOT several years and numbers nearly all
the best ourneymen In this city aud vicinity Jni,s
ton fee under so years, IS, &c. and monthly dses
81 cents, with considerable benefits in sickness.
THE CABIsET-MAEERs-The principal Hall NJ
HiIenbrands, 40 Hester ST. was densely crowded
on Thursday night by the members Of this the
largeit workngmen's organization in the city
The internal affairs of the Society were discussed
BY various journeymen, and Mr. JOHN q. BRAU-
sAeR was appointed Delegate to the Industrial
Congress which is 10 meet at Keen's on the 5th Of
Jane. The Constitution Of the Society, as printed
N German, English and French, will soon be ready
ns circulation. We see that the Cabinet Makers
the neiehboring cities are forming similar socie-
aes AR steffens presided with bis usual ability.
'se i0NskRs met Thursday night at Hillenbrands,
sna A''er usnsacting the usual routine of private
90. business, ADJOURNED for one week WIN SrAHL is
noos ITS FIRST meeting on the sth Of June.
The Protective UsIos met N, ,rh,,..s -.