New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

-,.os To. NIOHr-Of all the Delegates "
.,'y.sYork City Industrial Congress ID '"0 '' III
g,Il where the usual weekly mee''Do'
tsA in fature) for the Transactions Q, me- ~,
,-.;ns., Nev.YOrk BenevoleA'
Neon. lorgsnized Ian. % lot', S1' IA
s'A's 81 os 1stAl 70. the election OF once'' a.
- Poae,,.s Montgomery Hail. 10 frin'e 81
n.s.v .CigG.Mskers a. rooney
Dc" -..., ,o-psr Of Grand and Enzaoe'h
-, Notual Protection, No.ll' BECK
Buudipg. Central Commission " ,"O -.'.
-. lor the German City Industrial Oons'e''J
.,u;Ierb,spd's.. .NewYork Coopers Dehe''
-, socisty. at Keens Fourteenth " ara NOE
leh' ST, T,,.tees ofthe Operative Bakers Union,
DOS'u corporations for procession OF the
-. - ,ar,usnce Of the recommendations Of the
ca.,mittee Of Arrangements Of the Common Coun-
\ Excelsior Council o. U. A. Il. No. . 40
uowsrv.... The Newark German Beer.Bre Ters,
,,Peiaers, 90 Mulberry st-Let every member
ofthese Associations be at his post prepared 10 do
his dnty.
NEw.YORK CITY PROTECTIVE UNloS.-lt seems
rom communication which we have received,
that Mr.. Ry cbman has only been nominated by the
BOARD Of Trustees who meet every Friday Tor Ine
.o,on # the shareholders Of the Society, who ex-
nee. every member to be present at The next
meeting, on Thursday evening, at the baSery' CUT
,er of seventh.av and Nineteenth st. we trust
,bere will be a fall attendance on that OCCASION
"a the unfortunate difficulties which have existed
g, .orpe time past amicaby arranged Ia that sPlut
- - Union so necessary for the success OF the
Industrial cause.
nrRr HOUSE. CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION OF
~, City OF NEw.YoRK. "-OHisers were elected
At the last meeting for the ensuing quarter, and
n, Bassett lone of the Delegates 10 the Industrial
Copgressl rendered his report which was received
with great applause President, JAMES BAssErT,
and Messrs. Depue, Recording Secretary and Har-
MS. Financial Secretary. None bat practical
House. Carpenters are admitted, who are required
10 cheerfuIy agree 10 the " declaration at their
initiation, must support the Society as long as he IS
a member, and not work for less than the estao-
hshed wages in the City or its vicinity and dis-
courage all sub contrsct or lump WORK at all times
Dprins meeting hours the Association dlscounten-
anses the least malicious spirit toward employers,
except self preservation demand lt-oelng iully
sensible that in the prosperity OF the employer the
prosperity Of the employed IS founded. None Oh
the exhausted pOHlChl anu stCAhithu iArsNious hiO
permitted at any time 10 be introduced 10 the meet
pes Of the Associations, only measures connected
with the social moral and ply steal condition OF the
Industrial population. The initiation is 30 cents
and monthly dues cents, payable quarterly. IN
becoming language in a member subjects hum to
fine, and all who violate the principles, rules and
regulations of the Association are subject to be
reprmanded fined suspended, or expelled, as the
Association may determine. 1t is also the duty oil
every member to report within one week on ascer-
tanning where hands are wanted for the benefit Of
the unemployed. Although II Society ia only IN
its second quarter a considerable balance remains
on hand, which augurs well for its future success
"Pioneer Temple No House Carpenters Pro
tective Association Of the State Of New-YOrk,' is
the title OF the other Association OF Carpenters,
which meets weekly at the same building Con
vention Hail. WOoster.st) every Friday evening
one day after the Society over which Mr.. Bak-tt
presides. Success TO the Carpenters and may
they all see the advantage of being associated
The Carpenters are numerous enough 70 have iour
or five powerful societies.