New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
LABOR MOVEMENTS

tB IhE IonAccoPIPE NAK,Rs Of ou- o..
ana unity he'd spirited Getting on the So.
ana res lived TO memoriaize Congress for b;ata-
and specific duty on imported Pipes. which 90
now pouring IN IN such quantities and at such loo.
valuations as to depress Pipe making in this conn
try and threaten it with extinction. Tbev -
spectui'y ask the cooperation OF workingmen sim.
iarly situated and Of their fellow-citizens gen.
orally. Address Reuben Smith, President or Den
mis- Murray, Secretary
lion AND METAL WoRKERs.-These Mechsn.
les met last night at Hillenbrands and inflated
10 new members, Peter Joune. Chairman, and
John Mayer, Secretary, and adjourned TO meet
again next Thursday.
The TURSERs-This trade in all its numerous
branches, was fully represented las, night at Hi.
lenbrand's. TIE principles upon which it is found.
ed are eminertly protective, and an Association
shop Is contemplated. We listened with interest
10 a speech by Mr. Schillng 10 favor Of uniting
with the other trades in a Bank Of Exchange and
the plan o.. the Central Commission Of the United
Trades. The next meeting will be held on Thurs
day next The views OF Messrs. Weitling and
Jonassohn were expressed.
The CABISET- MAKERs-A very full meeting OF
this powerful organization was held last nigh, at
Hlenbrands. Reports were received from the
different districts and approved. Distric, meetings
are held Turing the week In Dist. Nos and . at
532 Pear st. Fridays; 80, corner Broome and Mott,
WEDNESDAYS lth, corner Of Pearl and Elm, Tues
First.av; 9th. meets Monday at 81 Sulivan-st
aud the 9TH District at the same place on Tuesday.
After discussing various matters relating to the
Trade the Consultation as prepared by the Com
mittee, was read by sections In German English
and French, and after the adoption OF few articles
tney were postponed TO the next meeting OF the
society on Thursday next, whereupon the meeting
adjourned. Great enthusiasm and harmony were
eVinced In the deliberations OF the Society
TO night the Carpenters meet at Convention
Hall, Wooster st. the Carvers at Hlenbrand's 9. the
Clocksmths at the Shakspere and the Dry
Goods Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective Asso-
citation.
LAND REFORM IN MONMOUTH co. M.
RIcHvILLE, Monday, April 81 1850
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in this village assembled on the 18th Of April.
a, the call of the National Land Reform Associa-
ton, to respond to the movements made in the
L. s. Senate by Hon. ID. Webster. Hon. J. p.
Walker, Hon. Lewis Cass and others, in favor Of
the Public ands being given TO actual settlers.
The meeting was called to order. On motion.
Rev William II. Cla.k was called to the Chair.
and A. d. Tompkins appointed Secretary
The meeting was addressed for about three
hours by w. V. Barr Esq of Herkimer Co N. Y
when series Of resolutions were offered, aud
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, The right of man to a portion of the
soil, is question that is exciting a powerful in
L. IL Iii. Al.
efforts OF humanity, To secure the practical recog
milton of this right by efforts to restore to the cit
zens of this Republic the use of lands in common
with other elements, Therefore,
Pes0lred Thatin the opinion OF this meeting. tis
the duty of all who value the perpetuity Of our
Democratic institutions, to use all proper means to
secure the FIRE edom OF the public lands TO actual
settlers, as the only means for establishing homes
Tor the andless Home that only spot where pat
riotism may survive, or liberty be perpetaated.
Resoired, That Land Monopoly isthe chief cause
Of which Ireland and other European countries are
afflicted, and that it will always pro, source of
misery and oppression, wherever it is suffered to
exist
Resolred, That it is the first duty of Congress
10 prevent all further traffic in the public lands,
aud cause tAss9S ~ DO ICY fZEU;s,i
-.,, .n;;, s:' Tor the use OF "m'e'
Resolred, That the Chairman and Secretary Of
this meeting, sign and forward to Hon. w. L.
Day ton, Hon. Lewis Cass, Hon. ID. Webster. and
other U. S. Senators and also to Hon. w. A. New
ell our Representative in Congress from this Dis.
trct The proceedings Of this meeting and that they
be requested to presen. them, as the memorials OF
this meeting.
Resoired, That the officers of this meeting for
ward to the editors of every paper IN the County
of Monmouth, the proceedings OF this meeting and
request the publication of the same.
WIN. H. CLARK. Chairman.
A. d. TosPKISs Secretary.
PITTSBURGH WoRKMEN's COsGREss-At the
last meeting OF the United Trades Association on
the 27th inst. On notion Board of Vigilance, to
serve for one year, was appointed. The following
are the members Messrs. James Watson, Sad
dlers A. Cameron, Tailors; WIN. Ellis, Shoema-
kers L. o. Cameron, Timers; James ID. Thorn
burgh, Printers Il. G. Gregg, Coachmakersi 5.
Davis Puddlers Moses Reed, Chairmakers; w.
j. Marks, Watchmakers; S. j. N Smith, Paper
hangers NJ. Bremen, Bootmakers John Fowler,
Patternmakers George Stewart Engineers Peter
Keller. Backsnitbs Jacob Sprinkle, Carpenters;
A j. GrbbD, Millwrghts; j. O'Neil Bakers.