New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

BAksRs OPERATIVE Nl1N The English di
vision had very interesting meeting saturday
evening az "A ileubsalds at Hester -Bart1oio-
NOW De-ham President, and lhn Hunter. Score
,a-y The hs avs were reported as complete by
the Committee winch Pr pared them, and they were
presented g. ,le meeting By Mr. Alex. Morrison.
eha ,.04aslt.y .r.orccd their adoption. NJ Der
ham proposed them .paraiey for the sctiou %, the
meeting, and. with tie exception OF one, they
were all carried unanimously. In Offering the reso.
iuf.0rs ..r t.c establishment ofa House 20. Cal and
Blazers Reading Room. the establishment ID the
twelve hOur system. aud the abolition of night
work. protective measures more urgently desired
at present llr VI .rrIs1u ~as frequently appalle1
ana the standing Committee OF Twelve Vas IN
sfruciei a. act Immediately 100 reference % the
IA use of Cal. which vii boz oi great convenience
to The Bakers vines 90 once gets fairly nto opera
ton register of al unemployed .1lraeymen
with fus slt.atlou each 5 capable 10 filing sral
Dee htrt open az "a times al the House OF ta4 to
employers DESTROYS o. prOcnre Bakers. Inc niob
j. a. meet regularly 0n ihe hrst saturday of each
month. commeucil lu May besides holding week
Iy meetings AZ the house, AMI special meetings
whence 10 "a tl0s- loo IT. The House oi Cal vii
be- uuder the direction 90 the Board % Trustees and
the mausl mont 90 keeper, AID provisions are
mode fur the election % the latter officer -lau
GERS arriyu- lu the cry may be euro. go As mem
ners and those Who nave not paid thelr initiation
Zee shal b. permitted - "ors tNo weeks. aiter
Nh.ch tlcy shaA be- dealt with as non members
= resolution vas a . pied ur the printing Il 900
copies Cd. Constitution AMI b. Laws Tor regulation
auon- the trade
A. ths meeting VAS discussing these b. avs
a member arose and stated he vas iar taxing ei
.ectiye measures .or the organization %. their de-
partuleut of Labor which would protect tl,m from
tne cucroalhments %. CAPITA. by establishing a
Baker, D th,ir own. he said thcy could then
successfully compete viii their present oPpressors
and ss. all the reforms they demanded Tie ridl
culel iir asIcr..eas cast upon the Social move
ment tE tie hrr1'f ny Is 0u-bear denuncatl1as
/ .f - ~orfalsf1 ~ the pr sent movement anon
/ tie working classes ot It's C.i.. be viewed 80
/ cain s. 10 as lisnt-that every man enacasorng
Q ame .0raie the SOFA. cOut ton Of rs irlO"
citizens h.soWl condition. ~ CD protect ne "or6
.ar.casses a-allst oppression, 5 reforming Gle
o.. AM Rasa -oc.olst h. SAID wc cannot deny
thls Argument, and Ne have 10 reasou o. De-
aslamed Of bearing the character Of Sociaiist-a
name ouly cared b. stupidity and opp-ess ID, and
brought .l,0 ol.-m b. tie u4lols o. capita slG
arstcracy.
Mr. DAVIS was greatly spp.auded daring the
deliver o.. his remarks. he defended t.insei
.rlm certain s.aller9ls impltat.ous msde against
l.n .or toe expression VI IS views a. previous
meeting
NJ Morrison. To- abiding 70 the proposition o.
y Da..s or The establishment 10 aArry, sad
twas subject tyr future acton, aud 10 fafi VI
tr.ir Dr. sent lLdertakin-. lO~ryc- err -As'
caly it Was received b. TIE meeting In NE nam
BE- sad Ire held he same views as NJ DAVIS GA
socialism o4t lle objects Of thls liol a. pfeseAi
were a. laid down % he Bye Laws 81 a. Pied
The pres.leus ilea ANNOUNCED - tle Eeeting
that o. Bas-rs cad been already inflated a. i-ri-
bsrs 4 vsry good beginning