New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

To.r;rht the Printers Union meets az if9 Do"
The Reno,t Of the Committee appointed 10 inquire
;,,o tho State Of the Trade will be presented anu
il is expected to be an unusually interesting me-
inc. The Operative Bakers Union anl '"'
Jouneymen Bricklayers and Plasterers a. h'ne"
brs,6's 10 Hester ST. . The Smiths and " ason
Makers at eco Third st The Bookblnders N al
lie branches at the Shakspere Hotel The Jewel
1ers also meet at the shakspere Hotel tonight
To.rorrow afternoon the TaiOS assemble At the
usr-v CLAY House. corner Avenue A ana rs'-
:. The American Cabinet Makers at hlHen
i-.,Js 10 Hester.st: and the different German
T sborers Unions Of Newark, n J. hold mass
meeting at Military Hall, a. PM
Tur LICENSED PUBLIC PoRTERs.-Qute a lar
rsuresentation of this class OF worklngmen was
held at Hiuenbrands Hotel 10 Hesterst last
nipbt. Eminently protective resolutions were
sdop.ed. and appropriate remarks made by TRENDS
If the cause. The gratifying fact was announced
that the Authorities had begun to move In tner De
h.f and that seven or eight Policemen nan oeeh
snecislv detailed to arrest all persons porteuns OF
cerrsin, baggage without a license Among tne
rrsoivss adopted was one rejoicing al THIS NOV &c
,,,,r of orr Authorities: and various Suggestions
u.rs thrown out for ame.iorating the CONDITION %
their DEGRADED competitors. the Baggage oluAsn
ers &c. 49,. -
4 vote of thanks was also rendered to that por.
ton of the press which advocated tneu rlsi,'s a.
~, sr.t commencement and their further aid was
solicited. The suggestion made by the Mayor IN
~. Jsnuary message for the schooling OF destitute
children and learning them trades, was also re-
ceived favorably. Strenuous resolutions were
sdonted against monopolies OF their business y
non 'residents and non-citizens; and tne mo1oPoy
of one person to carry baggage on tne Nsm 1e,y
Ra;Irosd was also reprobsted, as 1t deprived many
r,,r,ars and worthy hackmen OF means oil supper"
Tho imitation fee is o. cents and cents month
" dne. In order TO defray the incidental expenses
which are very moderate. II,
Messrs. Thomas Hanlon, John Res and John
Mabony were appointed Vigilance Committee
| The meeting adjourned TO meet again next frlday
| at the same place
The movement promises to be entirely success
full and the Public Porters deserve the patronage
of the travelling public.
MEETING OF THE GERMAN CIGAR MAKERS at
| Riehfer's IS Fors,th-st.-Ths consisted OF those
Cigar Makers who could not agree to the Constltu
| ,ion of the UNITED CIoAR-MAKERs. The present
Association adopted Constitution on the broad
es. Social Scale" They admit, without restriction
sverv Cigar Maker who subscribes the conditions
Of their Constitution and pays his contributions
| They know nothing Of proven capacity OF
certain years of apprenticeship" &c &c The
| admission fee is 80 cents, monthly contributions
% cents Their aim is "to promote and ameiiorate
| their condition, and carry into effect true social
Principles" ~, =,
| Mr.. TELDSER was elected President Mr. Jul
| Cohp. Vice President and Mr.. kaufman, Secre
tary. The Delegates to the Central Committee are
Messrs Teldner, Bauman, and Lubowsky
In his final address the President expressed hi'
hope of settling their difficulty with the other Ciga
| Makers Association.
The other meetings will be reported IN full in ou
! paper of Monday.