New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27

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] Orarc. IS Ire sto,S Wi pay far iut,-.., -
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Nn.tmaN,rs s. cas- from tcprcssi,n Al ,.-r.-
, iaints o' subsistence
joiNFrs t>n Csri>fr MMsas-We are .
l'1tei ,o NJ J0as,sotu io- a lengthy sketch ortfs
..1stss 8, the mass meeting O. ..c Cab.ee.
rase-s held q, ri erhranas ODD I..-,a,. even
bug. or, account % which " have already
given cur readers. a great portion ofthe proceed.
irss ws, taken sp aith toe discuss "a u tie priy
ie-.s of R,ro--e-s az these Trsd,. meeting,
which seems % have been ,-oss'y abused ,, tie
Reporter C.. a.. Hrl'a u reference % tbs s.
Getty The meeting was Justly iuaituar, a. Tie
charges and representations made '-s.nst The
- -ran wo-kir- men BY The Hcrlf Mr. Jonas
-.l.. who kindly furnished Is with these proceed.
MS addressed the meeting az some .0letb Bon
.a.o- .. tne rich,S ol the nrwspsFer reporters
r. sa.i fhst She reporter h8i Two Gltss O. ,a.l.
CORRECTNESS. and tr4t..-aud ina, he should noi 81.
.N tuset O. De Made tool - by ms employer
CIVIC N|H..'N Nf AttiN NF.'Nti Na N't.'f .t.N
working classes io their ,ai,ayors "a amCloratc
t.e.r sofa. condition. b, inroNas protection against
oppression.
The remarks o. Nr. ou the cssmatc duuss
or reporters ana BOO favor of tie sacred ius,i.
tlfors of Democracy one oi the most potcn, 90
WHICH Sss tie Liberty OF the Prcss but not Is
p-osf tgti1u| He sad the Press VS. thc organ
through which the pabi' mind was cultivated and
principles Of true social Repubhcsnism promass.
ted Here difference Of opinion vii hra IS unlni-
ifei bau,e field and, as we all expect, Truth
crushed 90 earth VII rice again. The represcn-
tst.y,s Oh, the Press, notwithstanding and m spite
Of 'hc iuimcs spirit %. their empioN ers toward rs,
sre nor only % be udulged and suffered 10 be here.
I blt a'so O. be accommodated IN order % enable
/ them "a execute fully their responsible oihce III
reporter suffers his reports be altered by his Eti
tor after being afforded acites for arriving az the
truth, he isa c3w1rd, because he appears here asa
/ free man, public serN ant, but not as slave We
. are glad e. earn that these mechanics are firmly
/ and strongly associated and IN spite of the con.
tumely. they are determined 70 succeed. At the
/ meeting on Thursday II was moved and resolved
that haudblls OF the Association SHOULD be posted
iu the En-. ,raut boarding houses III order q inform
the newly arrived joumeymcn where they are To
direct themselves IN order to get work az adequate
WAGES aud % prevent their getting into the clutch
/ IS %, the work usurers motion was also adopt
. cd that Ike advertisements shall be sent az some
future time 10 the principal newspapers of Germa.
ny
The interesting debate on the Press and its
/ PRIVILEGES shows that our adopted citizens are not
& be- imposed upon. neither are they ntolerant -
They are willing 10 have all their meetings larry re-
+ ported however secret they may be but do not
/ wish.t0 be slandered nor burlesqued, merely be
/ cause they speak foreign tongue and work harh
/ a. Obtain r living. As for being stigmatlsed so
cial SIS, they glory in that appellaton. In future
accommoda' ions viii be provided for Reporters
who DO not come Intentionally 10 misrepresem
them
twas moved that the meeting should express
rs most profound contempt of the Herad and us
Editor To which the whole crowded assembly
unanimously asscnted
The President then addressedMr Jonassohn thank
.u- him Tor the interest he took IN their endeavors.
q So mentioning the pure, upright and talented
assistance OF The Tribune, and lis Editorial DE
parimeuts and asking for the continuance OF Their
friendship and interest IN the sacred cause OF hu-
manity and society.
Whereupon the meeting was adjourned
pruIlC MEETING oF The HOUSE Carpenters
Al CONVENTION Hall, WoosTERsr, LAST EVE
NtNG- ANDREW WHITE, President. and BIS
PHicF Secretary meeting was discussing
certain slanderous charges made against the Socl-
. Its los the H,ydid when our reporter entered As
/ the sentiments OF the Hcroid with regard 10 the
I working classes and Socialism were well under
stood, the DISCUSSION was stoPp'u. Inc Hhhh's Oh
several bosses who were willing to pay the rates
demanded by the Society had been PREVIOUSLY hand
cd In and after passlnga resolution 10 advertise the
next meeting Ia be held on Friday, the 81 prox'
imo. Ia three morning papers, ali adjournment vas
carried.
THE H.TrERs In view OF the general organic
alton Of, the trades IN this City, the Hatters held
pre.imnary meeting last night at the Henry Clay
House, corner of Avenue A and First 81. J0HS
STAGINus. President pro TEN. and HtHm VOL
LENBEKGER Secretary pro TEN. The iiatters
number about 500 and their Society will be- slmi-
/ AIRY constructed with the other workmen Asso-
/ Citations protective as well as beneiio al TIE
next meeting viii b. held at the same pace
Schossers on the 9th OF May, when y is expect
Ell the trade viii appear en- w0sse Schossers Is
considered the most central point COR holding the
! meetings az there are scveral manufactures IN
| Tho upper part OF the City.
! The SIIyEKssITHs held a very fall preliminary
meeting at IIenbrands last night, for the purpose
OF eiiectlns the orr anizaon of Protective Asso
citation \ large Committee appointed To
make inquiries into the state OF the trade. Tho
meeting then adjourned to next "Wednesday.
The German and English divisions OF the Ba.
kers meet at Henbrands thus evening, and the
Go.dsmiths at the shaksperc. The Button and
Fringe Makers and the Bookbnders, Paper Box
aud Portfolio Makers, meet at the Shakspere to
morrow afternoon
FUNERAL or 4 FIRENAs.-The Engine Houses
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