New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
LABOR MOVEMENTS


House OF Cal, Reading Room and Library, in Nal.
ligan's Grsnd.st Hall, near Broadway; Brother
bood OF the Union l27 Frand st.; Turner'S at z. oh.
ters, IS Fouythst
To morrow Afternoon, the Church Of Humanity
Protective and Beneficial Association meets is the
afternoon at the Headquarters, Thirdst between
Avenue and Lewis,t; ard the German Social
Reform Unions at 536 Pearl At near Elm.
LABoRERs BENEVOLENT UNoS SOcrrY OF
THE -Four DIVISIONS A Mass Meeting of the
several Divisions Of this Socety was held on Thurs.
day evening at Forrest House, 40 Spring st Mr.
Thomas keenan, called the meeting TO order at Q
O'Clock Thomas Nicholson, Vice. President; Pat
rick Dillon vas appointed Secretary by the Presi.
dent WHO stated that this meeting was called for
for the purpose OF making arrangements 10 join
With the rest OF the Societies who intend TO make
den oBstraiioD on the 23d inst. Daniel b. Taylor
late President of this Society addressed the meeting
in very animated syle on the subject Of unanmity
and org snzation. The eyes Of the public at large
were upon them, and now was the time % show
that they were not the contemplate body certain
bosses thought them 10 be- He wished that they
could turn out ten thOussnd stroDg, so ina. their
enemies would be COMPOUNDED On the motion
beng put whether the body should turn ost after
yer long discussion, the house divided, when the
majority appeared for the motion
TIE UNITED GERMAN INNKEEPERs OF NEw-
YORK, forthe purpose Of joint stock Bre very held
meeting yesterday afternoon at S,obsnbord's'
Beekmsn.st. The first part Of the shares 400 is
subscribed. The Committee Of Administration has
been elected; Mr.. Edward Boxer, as Treasurer,
unanimously. Messrs Gessen, Bechtel, Borscht,
Rettie, C0beneer and Glitch are the remainder Of
this Board. The purchase OF lots will be for the
first object OF the next meeting. The above named
gentlemen belong 10 our most respectable citizens
and " have 10 doubt will succeed in their en-
GeavoTs.
The House CARPESTERs.-BOlh Associations
intend to turn out on Tuesday next, and it is ex.
pecsed the whole trade Of the vicinity and the City
will turn out on that occasion. All Carpenters are
invited to attend the meeting on Monday evening
at 70 WOosteT.st and assist In the preparatory
arrangements. If ell would turn out the Carpen-
tiers would make E most magnificent display
The General Society of Mechanics and Trades.
men Of the CITY Of Newly meet agaia this eve.
ming 70 make arrangements for the ceremonies
next Tuesday.
THE PRocEssIoN.-As many Of the Inlustdal
Associations meet but monthly and semi monthly.
and have not called special meetings, all viii no!
be represented next Tuesday. However, the
WorkiDgmen's Association will make n larger turn
out than on any similar occasion The Benevolsnt
Societies and military generally are composed Of
worklngmeD, which ought to be borne ia mod.
CARyERs-There is some talk of uniting tue
Protective Union Of this trade with the Cabinet
Makers, es in Boston, in order to more eisctaAly
carry out their objects. THOMAS SOMERvILLE,
President and ]. T. Mitchell, Secretary. If all the
Carvers or the greatest portion, will Join this As
ISOLATION, We suppose it will be kept up sepa-
rate organization As it now numbers 100 mem
bers many OF the Carvers are sverse to a union--
Regulars meetings on the first Friday Of every
month.
The BRIcKLAyERs and PLAsTERERs viii turn
out in the procession on Tues lay next.
INDUSTRIAL CoNGREss-The Executive Coal.
mitee, last night, recommend for the action Of ,
Congress the erection Of Public Hail. Bath, Lib |
rsry &c. on the old Arsenal Property, and tho ap. /
poiniment of a Committee to wait upon Assistant |
Alderman Barr, Of the Sixth Ward, the Chsirmaa
ofthe Special Committee who have charge Of the .
matter
We see 70 better way Of converting these
grounds, So As 70 benefit our people generally, than
this ard Tract it will meet wife the approval Of
Common Council Why have not our lndistral
PoYu atiCn Hall 10 meet in, ogen for the meetings
Of The various Associations Of Workers, as 10 Other
cilesl This matter has too long been neglected
ard requires immediate action, ere too late Do
rot allow this excellent locality 10 be wrested from
the ieoplc by the inattention OF their representl-
lives
The Committee adjourned without acting upon
any other subject and roa without benefit to their
cOu stituents
a solemn protest will be entered by our Indus.
Iriss against The perversion Of the Arsenal proper
ty into the hands Of spectators, as many of the
te'eeates have been instructed to advocate the
eth NJ q Lab VI xrba oil MI
meetings could be held, and where Associations OF
NJ echsLics and LabCrers could meet without being
uilocated, jemmed or confused. rs hey now are by
he iiS ventilated roCms IN which they asse nbe
or tho transaction Of the important business for
= bich they are oresnized-the elevation, protec.
ion ard benefit Of Labor
WLLIANsBURGH, 1.-the IadeDeadsnt Press
$ The iit'e OF a Lew Reform paper established in
lis village
PKorTCTvE UNION OF NEw-YoRK the reg
lar meeting Of the Union, held on Thursday even
Df, it was resolved that the business Of the Union
re conducted, usual, under the Superintendent
u George Adam and the Agency of Ira B. Davis
no Con mittee Of five, consisting OF George Hay.
ssrd, Ira Davis, Hiram Boomer Lewis w.
iy Oh man and John Hunter, were appointed to de-
ibe plan for simphfyn the business. The
Board Of Trustees sat isst night. We trust things
Y II now 20 On smoothly. aud 3hat the Protective
j ion will be heard ior Lsbor Reform at this time
heh our lndustrials are considering the various
netbods for protecting and bene6tng themselves
busiDeis.
The AMI RgSTERs hsd fine time throughout
te domains of the PATRONS on the 4th. The cele.
rRtions at Hoass Corners and Halls Mills were
lrgtly attended the Declaration read, and thrill
" speeches made against the Land Monopoly
Thlch prevails in that section Of the State The
ration Of Miner Fink, Jr. published ia the Free.
odD) delivered at Halls Mills 10 a most eloquent
reduction Of the tenants for the assertion Of their
sh's rom period ante 'iJr to the Revolution
lie concluded by exposing the perfect ro.tenness
The Doogsn and Queen Anne titles, under which
he Van Rensselaers until recently have claimed
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