New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MgETIsc To. NIGHT-Printers Union Fountain
Han B,wery. between Grand and Brooae Iis- 10 sP-
point CJmnies Of Thrcen 10 dram scale Of prices
and 10 transact ssch oAeT business may before
the Society; Typographical Society Al 0oo BrOad~ug
Oseratve gsker. Uoou al toe Grand stree, Hall, near
Broaiwsyi osrman Cigar Makers al Mechanics HAIL.
Hester-si
CONVENTION OF BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
IEDUsrslAL Accommodations TO adournmenL Tho
City Iodua Congress held lts third session al the Ofer
alive Bakers Union House o. Call" in the third story Of
Grads, Hail. IN 0rsndss fe~ doOrs from Broad way.
Oflcersi Presideu,-K AKTBUR BAILEY Vice Pfestent-
JOrp Stevens, Parsoas Day, JOAN Niche snd J1hn
q Braubach Tressufer-DsNd Marth. CORRESPONDING
secret9ryJohn II. Ksjser Recording atd nauesi Sec
Te,sry-hss ots.s snsnee C%%mies Nol,,.
and Ira Davis. Credenua Comuiiiee-Aessrs Aofri.
son. Mccarthy, WhIe DAVIS soa Cf1De Conm..iee c,
by Dsegses from be various bodies rePressn,et-hse
be vigilance a0d Special Commiuee.l Messrs Dan,
Hamilton. DowneY, Gregory, Ksyser Michel. MCCARTHY,
Bssssa, Dsrhan, ID. Smith, Huns, Gonter ard Pond.
New Delegates sppssrtd from The Snishs and Iron
Modern Benefit Socelies and The WoIklng Assoc.G.
poa Of ,ainabGrgb, LII
e6cA Ascension offered resolution that 10 constiin
Delegsie he should be practical -. ma, seo,,d by
any eha''efea % v-s~.rsfsd As.ocsron, This motion
=, ,Ss rs s1sn' Is' "a Ne il have 40
Doctors there's nobody sick mo Capitalists TIVE nave 90
ofsee sed eaI give you any ard Lawyers twel cell
a. your Office We have -ou go Dees 70
yo9r dive Associsious and tel them that this Con
sss elscIed You ososuse you qualified mem
bes" Great applause follow ed these remarks 6ni as they
were not considered Report 81 the Special 9mmuee
and intended Tor the future government Of The body was
resolved 70 pass to the mex. e9snsgs .,. .n.o.,a ~
bns for the purpose u receiving proposals In
regard the objects for winch hrs Congress was cas l.
Carried c---.......,
Whole (Prlse n the Chair
"a resolauon was then offered recommending the co
sxe i..nt %
ther f,tur consideration. This was inenoed merely ~
pdstoy and ouly TO- tho cor deTson OF Repre-
ensives OF Trade Societies. and not for The action Of Sen
eiciGl Societies., Of cOurte, who have nothing to do with
Trsds Affairs The latter Societies have been stcoroed
any lime suggest such reforms az they please snd
participate IA all discussion, &c. Ahsr discussing the
cooperative principe for some time In when able ad'
dresses were inside by Messrs Hamilton Gregory r
rson ysg. os,Is s9d Others. the ConTi5lse then
composed o. Mes.s Dean, Hamilton; DowneS GrtsoTy'
Keyser Mitchell, Mccarthy, Basset DeThan d. smith
li~nd Hunter PODdl TO report ali resolutions In
vo' u haIIs vas endered the Bakers f,r the use
Inc ioaHh MEETING Of the Congress will be at the
same place TbursGsy, and toe vigilance Oonii'"ss
were empowered 10 maze all suitable arrangements iof
The recom5epdsory resolve on Cooperative Unions
discussed nj considerable length. VIM 3 gregory ron
Practical House Painters Beneht Protective society, OPP
posed the resolution Diudicious a. the present time,
when its con,defed that the Commlilee on hies nss
not repoed kn Among other ,6oss ne sslo hs. every
Trade was ft to work in Cooperative Union FOR
instance, the Iron Founders, Or ssesm ooer mahci s
They wanted large tai iof tne execauon oi oH
work He sug xesled thst State Prison Reform wouo DO
one 9th urgent Of the present nme.
Aex Morrison OF the Delegates from me OpeIe'
tive Bakers Union replied to Mr. Gregory Vhc rtssoen'
the Practcs Painters Society," At great iengh tnswer
allegation sginst the Cooperative sys-
teH concluding smid great applause by saying ne was
forward To- night otherwise would have bsen Det=r
pared for II hope every member will sse II his interest,"
10 give his arm support" As cooperation was mercy
recommended In The resolution, but htle objection was
raised We regret thai conipslro 70 oi mr.
MorrsoB's speech Of which had f0l notes tie 10 one
OF the heat engaged In this movement and
has tax quite active part In tuRgesng plans FOR Inc
protection Of Labor Discussion Ia the he OF this move
Inent and hope the latent talent IN his Congress OF
Benevu eut Protective aud Associative Unions VIII be
brought out The Ne WORK wOrhingmen have the night
sort OF men for leaders and such diseacefu
scenes at their meengo shown at the gatherings
Of the old political parties.
The las, motion adopted that al the next meeting the
Congress proceed 70 hear the reports ~ delegates on
the position Of their respective bodies represented In TINS
assembly sno what action should be taken Such reports
TO be In writing be considered immediately after the re-
cepuon Of reports from committees previously appotnies
Let Society IN the Guy send It's Delegates ana ols
euss their grievances Their grievances wi be reponde
to tn, do egaes from the Beneficial sSenes nav .ne
nieess of Lsbor at hsa as p,Ssa a. ,e b
rom rIotecuve from the members The Iudusfal
Tu anch has been accompli'het by The Industrial
Of other cies and more ought to he effected by
The New YoTk WorkDgmeD, VINO far Ouinumber the Indus
trials Of any other city, AID about state
Onward" Ia their MOTTO and with union and harmony they
will hs successful We trus every Deee Aie will be In hs
seat next Tbursdsy evening without fail and that the Com
mttees m will fail 10 be active Much
depends upon the Committees
BRlcKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERs- This rapidly
growing Protective Association met at Mechanics ALL
THURSDAY evening The Initiation fee is 30 and
raj new members enrolled The Chairman appoint
ed a Committee OF y select proper place for 9
meeting up for tbs purpose of organizing brsnc
In that section Adjourned TO meet next Thursday eve
ming.