New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-12
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To-NIGHT-I1e various Tall0rs AS
sociations, at their several headquarters; Smiths
Iron and Metal Workers. Beneficial Society and
the Mems branch of the Journeymen Co-dwaners,
ut Gems Fourteenth Ward Hotel, 22l Grand-st.
corner Of Elizabeth st Ladies Cordwaners, at
Mechanics Hotel, corner Of Catherine and Madi'
son sts.; Coopers Protective Union No. /, at
Schlosser's Henry Clay House, corner of Avenue
and First st.; JOurneymen Ship-JOner Benevo
lent Society, at Bachmans Hotel 4l5 Grand st.
between Clinton and Attorney SITS the Industrial
Congress Committee Of Eleven aud also the SPe-
cisl Committee in the case OF MIR. Wild IN the Com
pittee Room OF the Operative Bakers MON House
of Call Reading Room and Library, Louis Hall.
bauer keeper,l 1877 Grand st near Broadway; and
the WorkiDgmen OF tho Eighteenth Ward, at
MiIlemsn's, Broadway, between Eighteenth and
Ninete eDth sts
TIE meeting to establish a Cooperative Shop
Sor the Teilors will commence at 5 O'clock I'm
precisely.
TBE GREAT DEMONSTRATION THIS AFTERNOON.
-Extensve preparations were making last week
by the various Trades represented in the Indus
trial Congress, for the Mass Meeting In behalf OF
sbe Jou. ney men Tailors now four weeks on
.,1ksl tdis afternoon att PM. and every depart
ment Of Labor will be strongly represented
Among the trades which have been moving for this
-, derponstration we notice the Associated La
So,er, Cabinet Makers Iron Molders Upholster
or. Tobacco Pipe. Makers, Bakers, CooPers, both
lamentations, Hatters, Ship and House Carpenters,
es.h ard Blind Makers, Plumbers, Coach Painters,
Jsdies' md Mems branch OF the Cordwsiners, Win
dow Shade Fresco and House Painters, Brick and
stone ns,ons Brick Layers and Plasterers, Mar
ME Polisbers and Cutters, Dyers, Manufacturing
yewelsrs and Gold and Silver Artisans, Silver
smiths stream Boiler Makers, Cigar Makers Print
nr. Rrpsh Makers, Tin and Sheet and Meta
Workers tSmths, &c Ship Sawyers and Joiners'
I.itboeraphic Printers, Wrought Spike'Makers,
Cartnleu' Watch. Case Makers, Grocers aud Dry
Goods Clerks, Button and Pnoge Makers, nIs
gers. Quarry men, Carvers. Block and ramp Ma,
fers Public Porters Ssilmahers, Narnishers and
Pol;sbers. Chairmakers, BOotpakers, Gilders, and
SaddeTe Of all branches
Otler Trades may have made arrangements 10
participate in this great operative demonstration,
Sut these are all which the Industrial Congress
Comn,;,,ee Of ARRANGEMENTS can now announce as
certain 20 participate. Most likely all the other
industrial Associations will be represented at THIS
rneetipe and the workngmen OF our CITY gensr'
allv. The various Trades represented In the Fro
tective u nion, the Germon Central Commission o!
ahe United Trades and the several general Asso
rsstiors of Mechanics and Workingmen, will also
ali be represented in this Mass Meeting OF Benevo
lent end Protective Industrial Associations.
We understand that quite large sum o.
money bas been collected 10 several OF these Asso
Citations for the Tsilors Cooperative Clothing Store
and the custom OF the Indastfials generally pledged
The Tsilors in return promise they will manuiac
ture q better article Of clothing than they could
make by any possibility at the meager rates they
have been receiving from many Of the employers
The Tailois have now the opportunity to eitablst
n extensive an establishment az any OF those
vbom they consider their oppressors, and uAde
tbcxyn IN a
they viii have the sympathy OF the public VIII
them.
Tar COLLECTIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF TIL
TAILoRs 60 on well. Lisu are distributed In ever
shop, AID we have heard Il some efficient assist
ancs In Hutchinss' shop it HIS been resolved Z
order clothing to be made by the New Tailoring
Association for the amount Of $50, Of which 81
will be paid in advance, ss soon as the new Con
xtitution shall be adopted ana the officers elected
TAuoRs-The Jour TailOrs met on w ednesday
nieht. Mr. Leonard in the chair. Several donation,
to The funds were announced, among others -,
vas received from Mr.. GArrick, the proprietor o
the rooms The difficulty that existed between th'
American and German departments OF the Gadt
has been amicaby arranged, and Thursday wal
devoted 20 the presentation Of the compromise bill
The Taiors will turn out strong this afternoon, an'
30 will our industrial population generally
u THE CABIsErxAKsRs held q mass meeting
on Wednesday night, considering the relief OF to'
Eahors. 10 was resolved tha, lists should De msd'
out 10 every shop-lst, For supporting the Taiori
win money %, For orders for work on prepay
menf and 50, For loan of O. 900 out Of the
funose me Society The latter subscription to Be
cNried Vhen majority Of vo.es will be obtained
by the members Messr.. Taasnarn. stefFsn
Jonassohn, Dana, and Others, addressed the meet
ing Ire latter referred 70 the mass meeting
which Sill be held to-day, In favor Of the Tai
ps. He sdmonished them to preserve law AND
crder-to proceed on the path Of Association
10 form Capitalization Of al the Trades an,
finally that they might fulfil their duties a. citz AM
at the ballot box, to slow hat they were friend.
Land Reform and the Natural Right Of Man 70
bothold on Gods Earth.
Card Of the Ger nan Failers' Society.
To TINE PUBLIC In order to article resiiv