New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

LABOR MOVEMENTS.
MEETKGs To.NIGHr.-An the Delegates 70 the
Isdusiris Congress Of Benevolent and Pfo.ootiye
Societies at the rooms granted by the Common
Council, New City Hall Park NeE-York C,opers
Benevolent Society, (which has not yet chosen
Delegates to the Labor Congreu) a. Keens
Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner Of Grand and
Elizabeth sts and the Operative MaIons' Beney
Olent Society, Is Prince,t.
"YouSG ANERlcA"-Whes so many Industrial
Reform weskliei have been established .hi, alone
msintain, It's ground having entered the 29!h nun.
Der Of rs With volume, Geo. Il. Evans continuing
70 edit It. It is printed a. Keyport n. J and dis
ribuied by carriers throughout thi City, being also
on sale by Alba Honeywell. AZ Nlsss1sG loppo-
site the Brick Church Chap,il 80 81 so a year,
and 4 cents single copy. Yong america reports
the progress Of the Land Reform in every section
Of The Union.
TIE GERRIT SMITH LAND AssocArIoS.-The
Star WI plea,e take notice that Ge!ri. Smith gave
certain lands in Franklin Co Of this State % the
reveniy ayo "poo- white men who have received
them, accompanied with no conditions whatever
except that they should settle upon them, lin their
own time, hut ss soon ~ possible, aud BY any
mears they could devise and that they should be
honest ard temperate mel. lftEenty three oat OF
the sCv-.ty Eve have chogCn 20 settle upon their
lot, together, upon the princlpls o. Association,
surely that 10 rot the faux OF Mr. Smith and the
fifty two WHO prefer to settle upon the principle Of
indiyidualism, are not 20 re charged WIKI ingrat.
tude lightly. For ought We kEoE 10 tho contrary,
the latter may be on their way n Franklin Co A.
this moment As for the charge, th 4 several Of tho
reciplants are oifeli1g from ION % twenty dollars
each, for chaace - "ge. out Of the scrAps they
have got into BY Accepting tho lands 10 question, Il
s emo en to say that tney have got into scrape
they Would DO very glad 20 continue IN IL, il their
wives would bat consent % the removal of !her
ismlict r. IL the c.-y and that they m al. Iecsire
fry co'l crlh, 'or tne Deeds @! ,ae JtE from IL.
ennh tirseN, # from rO other person; blt being
suXlous tor the fa.hlmcrt Of the objects tor which
the lois wfre bestowed upon .hem they are no!
only wiling 70 surrender t-cr deeds, bus also 70
contribute something from ,Heir had earnings, 10
secure the s',1'nmsrt OF thse objects. Toe DO
nees are no.. iher.f.e, the ungra'etul fellows the
Star spresouls them 10 os. Nyr w45 the donation
mere ar,iul fCtse' 1r Smith, s9r.ei u 'or
purpose Of elec.irg ne sale Of On un8aoa55 tract
adjoining that Of the douCCs. There % no " cir.
inherent sol which he retains in bis own hand,
10 dispose Of n marketable value. Al the other
lsnd be ever possessed in that pat Of TIE State Of
New York, where the lyis Of those i9nscs are oca
ted, was oiIPosed Ct years ago.
THE PROTECTIVE UMoN-We are rsloestsl
TO state thu. the canyasssr Of The Protective
Union has entered upon bis duties, AID TIA. clrc1.
lars vii be let With the members and At The rssi'
derceI Of the citizens Of Nex.Yo.k, % be care
fuIy preserved and subsequently called for which,
!. 10 hoped, vii prove inl.r1nsut ia securing
that share Of public patronage which honest CD
operative iLeuBtry ought always D Command.
The Union makes great variety aud 4 very s1ps.
ticr article q bread, entir y rec fon deleleIi5as
drugs, which IS afforded a. very l0E price and
delivered 10 customers a. all parts OF the City Tree
q exPenie, BY which iocy axe enabled 70 realize
sccntdeA5le economy, - well al TO aid the e.
ioFiS o. The TolkiDgnen to employ themselves.
The HoUsE-PANTEIs-Tnes stsnch friends Of
Industrial Reform had an unusually large and in.
tsresipg nc eting lss: night at Tuomeys aid after
trEssc,irg the aIaAl Business, tie Society ad-
jourred. The regularity AID order with which
buiinesi IA cspa.chedby these practical Iniuitals
deserves greli credit ard We are e Diced - gse
that this Asloc alton Is molly sustained 10 itI praise
worthy efforts for Gm6liosaging the condition Of tho
trade wv. S. GREGsRY, PreIIde1ti James Nc
Peske, Secretary. Several neg members we're
ini,ilied. and a Eew edl.Jl u .ae CJlsIs1tOn hls
been Published
CLoTHrsG CUTTERs.-Tle Custom anl"5oaih-
srn work Ca:tcrs ne.la-t night a. shs BroalEay
House in large Numbers an are noE pretty vel
established. TIE Caters are bound % succssd In
their beIs h,iil undertaking, They are heartily l0r
Industrial Re orn and the union Of their department!
Of Labor the MGtuE BeEe1s VI a.
- The Work.Dgmen Of cur City are sadly in
want Of Central Hal, or Labor Z zc5aage, e, they
experience and We ,re pisated 70 see TIA. or
churches, bCtlls, &c are g,neiIly offered grltli.-
ousy for their meetings or az ve-y Moderate Fa.eI.
NeE.iork City should rot be ElsAos; li,ge L..
dUIuiEl Hal.
THr CAElSET NAKEEs elected On Thursday nigh.
two Delegates f1r the Genital Committee OF re
United Trades. They tf.eITarl resolved that
each member should pay one shilling IN al o. tie
sufferers by corfsgraiiOn il Fsssy-st where 4
Ca 5ire. makers Ihop vas b-Faed down. Tn.s
contribution vii De rElBsd il he d-iegcn. saoPs
BrFYALo The lrluS.rA.i Ct Ills Ci.y we're >
have ion tee l9.h inssj Convention Of ave Dele
gates from each Association - ren9ns.:sie asaias!
"stcrepayr ard "ordsr' system. Am11g the Fe-
solutions adopted on Saturday evening b. the
Buffalo LasorerI. ez-A!d. PATRICK 5aITH, Prasli-
ing, are the following:
Rnolss4 ThEi II 10 Tie dafy % every s,orsr % nsp
,taks ~ h rppre sl1n o. c-p-l EIE flsllg "a Iae
- lshoftrr see q. ts day laly Rld
n rssFsfi a rrdaagof ll Pslcatn . su1 ANh EaT
10 ttte qua fof t1eus-if-s, ~e1 ~ W us q
h ia porfsr Re- go ln .els4f J Is az -rs c1e "a
fas Et Tai re sbofefs o. sudAo bare Ros bsss -