New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETIsGs To-NIGHr.-Operative Bakers Union
at the House Of Call, Grand.s.. Hall near Broad
way Typographical Society, Jollie's Music-store,
900 Broadway; the Smiths and Wheewrights
make great demonstration this evening and ex-
pect the whole trade Americans and Germans,
TO attend at Mdller's 900 Third st. between Aven-
Uss c. and d. The latter Association will be OBJ
iged to send another Delegate TO the Industrial
Council, as i, has only two Delegates there at pre-
rent Let every Benevolent and Protective Trade
Society in the City send its full quota OF Dele
gates, SIS the Council is just entering upon tne
transaction Of the business it was called Tor Inc
Protective Union Of Seventh avenue will undouo1ed
ly confer with the Smiths and Wheelwrignts'
THE GERMAN BLAcKsMITHs AND WHEEL
wRIeETs have issued the following Call IN order
to encourage their American associates 70 %
operate with them:
W. ,h. c3ermap Smiths and Wheelwrghts, hsve oImed
Protective Association. with the Intention 70 snsorse
wages for our hard snd fsdguing work. in reducing our
otinS time 10 ten hours he day in working no, other
wise nan z i SS se month We further Will assist and
advise other ard endesvor 10 procure TO every msm
her constant work with respectable Bosses Second, as
part OF human society, win endesvor TO extend the
blessings OF cultivation and take such social POSITION as
only sma number but we are none the ess hrmy de
termined 10 carry aims into effect And now we hereoy
call upon you join and 10 assist US In our purposes
We win not acknowledge any difference division Of
nstonaires; we sl belong TO one
ingmens family Your experience shall stand and ect wlh
our capacities and hand In hand with you we Intend TO
brave The nmcal attempts OF depressing capital 70 revive
as and engy among s ssc Pr Whatever he Ian
gusge may be which our brother speaks whatever emer
gencies he may have TO overcome. ~, r. 40 ,.n
tonight 10 go Thirdst Adsm Mn.Is5s) a. O'CLOCK
ofthe German Smiths and Wheewrghu Union
A Coon MOVE ON THE PART OF THE STONE
MAsoYs.-We learn that the very successfu
chartered Benevolent Society of the Operative
Masons (which also protects its members) resolved
last Tuesday evening to call upon all the organized
bodies of Workingmen in the City TO send one or
more delegates 10 convene with the three represen-
tatives from the MasoDs, on Monday evening, July
6. at Powers Montgomery Hall, 76 Prnce'st. Tor
the purpose of forming Trades Procession. We
suppose this move will meet the appreciation oil
both the German and American Central Commis-
sions Of the United Trades at their next meeting,
and we trust that the Mssons Delegation will con-
fer in the meantime, with the Industrial Council.
THE CABINETMAKERs elected their officers on
Thursday night. Mr. ]. g. BRAUBAcH President,
Mr.. seefen Vice President, Mr. Illig Secretary and
kept their old Treasurer in Office.
They resolved that no member Of the Associa-
tion should work any more at the shop Of MIR. SON.
MER in consequence of his constant opposition TO
the eDdeavors of the Association and the false
cusations he made respecting the members.
The recent attack Of a German paper against
this Association caused a short discussion and it
was at last resolved not to pay any further atten
ton to it, but to proceed on in their they
have undertaken. The Cabinetmakers Society is
next 10 the Laborers' in numbers.