New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

! BRUSH MAKERs-These artisans meet on 5i.lr
day evening at Hillentraud's, and no. Wednesday,
as enormously stated in another column.
Il The Union Demonstration Of the God aud
Silver artisans at Stonealls las night was well az
tended and Committed to draft Constitution and
By Laws was appointed. Mr.. r. C. Pond was aP.
pointed to act as delegate to the Industrial Con-
gress to be held on the fifth of June in this City
| The meeting adjourned to meet in one week at the
| same place.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS Protection SOCIETY
A very full general meeting Of this Society was
held last night at Keens Hotel Grandst PATRICK
BRADY, President; John Dean, Vice President:
p. Koran, Asst, Secretary; Treasurer, P. Brio
dy; Doorkeeper, Michael Koran and the Stand.
ing Committee (Messrs. James Mills Solomon
Jamison, Robert Galway. Henry Floyd and Ell
ward Sulvan,l officiating. After electng in By
ball ballots large number Of new members and
the reception Of propositions, a motion was adopted
TO appoint two Delegates 10 the Labor Congress
Of next Wednesday, subject TO the instruction at
sny time of the Society. Messrs. John NJ Wilson,
The former Chairman Of the Assocaton) and
John O'Hara were thus delegated, and rs the So.
cety is quite large il will be entitled t. fair rep
resentaiion in the WOrkingmens Convention
hen the basis is established. Mr.. Wilson is a
member Of the Benevolent Society (which holds
its monthly meeting on Tuesday next also and
we trust that body will be represented as many
Of cur most substantial beneficial Associations have
already chosen Delegates to the Industrial Con.
eress. Thirty benevolent and Protective Societies
have appointed Delegates to the Workngmens
Congress go far a. we are informed.
The officers Of the Boiler-Makers Protective
Union were elected on the 18th of Nav, aud serve
three months. The weekly dues are 81 cents and
the initiation fee SO 81 Of which must be paid
when proposed end the remainder when the can
didate is elected The members are amply pro.
tected when thrown out OF work-msrried men
50 per week and single men 81 80; and should
any misfortune befal member, he will be enti.
tied 70 benefit. Members mus belong to the City
and County Of New York and work ut some de.
psrtment Of Boiler Making, either as hange.
tuner, riveter, clipper or cauiker and must be n
master at his business, and a competent workman
in every respect. About the first business trans.
acted was the rendering Of separate votes of
thanks TO the publishers Of The Tribune and their
reporter for the aid they had given the Society
throughout its existence. Adjourned till Thurs
day next. Nearly 300 members now belong b the
Society and the ratio Of increase is most astonish
ishine. The Society was only established early in
May and 1t has taken proud stand for the eleva-
ton of Labor.
The SLyTRsMITHs met ut Hillcabrand' last night
and formed Union called "THE SILvERsxIrHs'
PROTECTIVE and BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION" The
meeting discussed and adopted the greatest part
Of their Constitution and By-Laws laid before
them by the Committee. We feel bound to say
tlat We, though present at the reading of all the
cons itutlons during the present Labor movements
did not hear more apt, practicable and precise |
constitution "DEcLARATION-Ths members of |
this Association, though called upon by necessity |
To defend Their rights, are equally resolved { re- /
sIect The rights OF others. They will TO the ut
NJ, st Of their sbility resist any eucroachment on
themselves but they will not invade the JUST
RIGHTS OF employ crs-to conciliate not defy, being
their specific aim.
This Association holds all its members egibleto
flee by right, recognising only the folio wing "a.
tiona principles in their selecton-virtue aud intel
ligerce for the performance of their duties, &c:
"CoNsIITUTIoS-Sec THIS Society shall be known "a
he Jouneyn 20 slys smiths Protective ard Beneficial A.
ssrifton oiue Guy sd County Ct New YORK.
Sc Protective IN i's nature ia preventing any oua
from WORKING the whO has served Al aoorsn
ceshr- Beneficial in its charsctsg IN aiding those NAM
ers Of The Association vho may be called 10 strike in
rssqueuce feEcoactmenis the established prices Of
he Atso citation"
Mr.. joins Low was appointed by the Chairman
al confirmed by the meeting az the Delegate
rom the Society to the Industrial Congress- We
are compelledby the crowded state of our columns
10 shorten our report. Suffice it to say that every
thing was conducted in wOrkingmens style, in an
expeditions but not too hasty manner Mr Rid.
Icy, the Chairman, deserves great credit for the
able manner In which he discharged his duties
The TrfbuAe was thanked for sending its report
ars and il was made medium tor the Official no.
ices of the Society. Adjourned until next Tues
Jay when the Constitution will be finally disposed
H. and made ready for publication. The resou-
ions recently adopted by the Gold and Silver Arti-
ans at Riley's Hotel, West Broadway, were read
. the Chairman.