New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To.NfGHT.-The Committee 10 DRAFT
Constitution for the Industrial Congress at the
Operative Bakers Union House Of Call, l27 Grand.
st. near Broadway. The Journeymen UphOlster.
ers' Society at Tuomey's Fourteenth Ward Demo
cratic Headquarters, 900 Grand ST. corner of z liza
beth. =. The German Cigar makers, at +. RIGHT.
ers, IS Forsythst.. The Window Shade Paint.
ers' Protective Union, corner Of Catherine and
Henry SITS.
The different beneficial and protective industnal
Associations should bear in mind that they are en-
titled to three Delegates in the Industrial Congress
by the late apportionment. Let no complaint be
made about this matter, aud let every Trade or
ganization in the City whether benevolent or pro-
tectyel send its due proportion Of Delegates. We
see that e number Of Associations have already
moved in this business by sending the full quota of
Delegates. This is right We are also glad to
perceive that the uhrepresented Societies are
daily choosing Delegates. Important business will
soon be laid before the Congress of lndustrials
certain questions. It, therefore, behooves every
Association to be fairly represented.
LABoRERs' USIos BENEVOLENT SocIErr.-The
members Of the four different Divisions Of this
chartered Beneficial Association met at their diff
ferent headquarters for the transaction Of business
On Monday evening.
In the Third District Of which PATRICK TRACY
is President, Philip Smith, Secretary, and Timothy
Standby Treasurer after reading the minutes OF
the last general meeting of the Society and re-
adopting them unanm ousy, the Secretary report
ed that twenty eight boss masons were paying the
Society's reasonable rates OF nine shllilngs while
eight employers gave but dollar day. Every
member Of the "LaboTers' Union" who works for
less than shlings incurs penalty OF 81 "hlch
will be enforced in each and every instance
Our Reporter called in ut the lid Division also
and found on examining the list that much the
largest and all the best employers were payingtn
rates Thomas NICHOLSON is the President OF this
District. Treasurer Michael Mex eener; Secreta.
~. Mathew Carr. Owing to other engagements
we did not procure the returns from the LIST and
IVth Divisions. If we had room at present we
would publish the names Of the employers still
holding against the hard working and lndustrl-
Gus portion oil our community.
The WROUGHT SPIKE MAKERS held their fourth
meeting at Reily's corner Of Houston and Allen
sta. 1t was well attended. EDWIN LEA, Chair.
man, and VIM. Owen, Secretary Peter Mahony
ard ]. w Price, two out Of the four manulac!ur.
ers engaged in this business in this city, have &C
per 100 lbs Of an advance) Only so or 60 Journey
men are employed at this business in the city aud
the greatest portion have joined the Society,"
Messrs. Z. Lea James Long and Thomas Parks
were chosen Delegates TO the Industrial Congress,
v hich meet to morrow evening at the Grandst.
Hall, near Broadway. unanimous vote Of thanks
was given to The Tribune for sending its reporter,
and for its advocacy Of the rights of Labor.
MORE Co6PERATIoN INPrTTsBURGH.-TheS Shoe
makers Association are getting along finely at
their establishment on st. Clairst.
PRACTICAL PAINTERS BENEVOLENT PRorEc.
TIVE SocIETY-On Monday evening at Tuomey's
Democratic Headquarters, Grandst this very sue
cessful society combining benefits with Protec-
tom held its quarterly meeting for the election OF
officers. Mr. WIN. s. GREGORY was reelected
President, without opposition John Delany, Vice
President; James McPeake was reelected Score
tary and VIM. Morley was chosen Assistant Sec
Rotary The newly chosen officers acknowledged |
the honors conferred upon them in very happy
manner, and the defeated candidates felt equally
happy
JoURNEYMEs CoRDwISERs, MEMS BRANCH J. |
This Protective Association held its semi annual |
election for officers on Monday evening at Keenes.
NEw.YoRK LITHoGRAPHIc PRISrERs SOCIETY. |
AT a general meeting of this Society, held on |
Thursday evening the 18th, at Garrick's Sixth |
Ward Hotel, Centerst the following persons were |
elected officers President, MARTIN HEsSEBER.
GER; Vice President Thomas Kennedy Treas
urer, John Major Secretary, Charles Hart Trans
lating Secretary, Valentine Kiel after which it
was
Rc.ored That the thanks OF this meeting be returned
The Tribune for the kind notice which has taken OF the
rise progress Of this Society," for the hearty sup
port has given the Of Labor Reform generally.
Carried unanimously. Also,
Resoired That the advertising Of this Society be done
he