The New York herald., 1850-03-15


Last evening, at Convsntion Hall, No; ne Wooster
street, an adjourned meeting wss held Of ourneymsn
non:; o..ps.ss very l:,s: and % :nsSu;isssi0 r..
ing TO order and announced that they ready to
recsivs the reports from the different shops who had
quirsd In soooSdaDcs With the request large num-
Der of boss carpenters we're reported % having
eonoiled themselves to tn. vents Of the journey
addressed tie meeting he alluded to an srsois that
day after the IN which they stated that the
cheering the Of Fulton and Nassau streets
WAS intended fer them No.. gentlemen. :sd the
was for the the Nsv York Herald, and the sro.ni.s
am opposed to any one buying that paper.
don't buy It myself and | endssvor to prevent
couductsd and Owned BY cspi.ssts who do T ali they
can to pjurs the nechsnios aud uphold the rich You
must ALL gentlemen, recolect the famous Plsindeld
defsudsd! Applause, Go on 60 on.D That's .
fact gentlemen We want to lee the public know that
the cheering not intended for the San and there
fore, that statement by them false" Aresolu.
ticn was then carried to publish the contradiction.
Many jokes passed from one to the other aud the
chairman called upon men who present from the
various shops TO report they receiving fourteen
thllipgs day The Chairman then proposed, In order
rtrlke that all should be SEATED and those on the
strike, and out OF work should rise, aud thirteen out
Of the assembly was all that stoop up 1t was then
Ings day should rise and the whole number up,
and three long aud loud cheers given In congra
tulation OF the result. subscription was then pro-
posed for the aid Of those standing out, which
readily carried.
The body Of hard fsted men are determined not to
be chiselsd out OF their rights, goused any way
rom the steps they have tsksp We should say, from
the dtueIstatiop already made by the bosses, that
the demand Of fourteen shbgs day has been
pied with by nearly all, and the balance viii soon
come In.
MEETING OF THE UrHoLsTERERs
ierterday evening, general meeting OF the uphol-
sterers u New York held at the Mechanics da,
Hester street where q considerable number of that
bocy had assembled. The proceedings commeuced
with calling the names of these who had been sp
minutss drawn up by the committee at the last
irg. which held Thursday last, then read,
AID eDsnmously adopted. Here IL was proposed that
thssc who took interest did not Win to partc
pate in the proceedings OF the evening, should leave
the iotn upon which several persons withdrew. The
ultimate tendency " this meeting was to place this
branch c TRADE better footing than Il has hitherto
occupied since many years past and at tho ssme
time. 10 effect of the condition Of the
lsborers In that trade but the immediate object Of
the aftemby Was to form organizs' ion Of the mp
hoitterers the only practical of eiectug their
ends. The caufes or by laws drafted by the commit
tee vsie nov read TO the meeting, all of which
III an rously and enthusiastically adoped with the
taied upon, aud then referred back to the
were proposed seconded. and carried whsr-upou the
meeting sojouiBed. The proceedings of toe evening
vere characterized BY extraordinary degree OF order
q nd regularly