New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To. NIGHT-The Committee OF seven
who have been charged with the duty OF preparing
Constitution Of the Industrial Council, composer
Of Messrs. Downey, Price, Keyser, MCCARTHY
Heath, Day and Adams,) meet at the Operative
Bakers Union House Of call, 1877 Grand-sti the
Wrought spike Makers, at Reilly's Hermitage
Hail. corner of Houston and Anensts and the
Tailors of the Third District, 10 Suffolk st.
OPERATIVE BAKERS UsIos.-Our reporter
spent the whole of Saturday evening very prohta
bly, at the regular weekly meeting of the German
and " English" Bakers, 1877 Granast. The officers
of the two branches officiating. Mr. Ira A. Camp
bell. has been appointed third Delegate to
the Industrial Council. No Society in the City
sends a better Delegation TO the Central Comnis-
sion Of the useful classes than the Bakers. Messrs
Derbam and Morrison would do honor 70 any le-
eislatiye body The Bakers House OF Call has
been used without charge for some time by the In
dustrial Council--but we have no doubt that this
Young and fOurishing Society will be amply re-
muperated for the future Of their Hall. The
opeping of the House Of Call will be advertsedln
the Sun, Herald and Tribune for four weeks-so
that tho whole trade Throughout the country will
be notified of its establishment. The Germans pay
equally toward the House Of Call expenses and
cordially unite with their American brethren. The
Presidents of both branches stated the business Of
the Union in nglish and German, and everything
was transacted in business like manner
Mr.. Bartholomew Derham presented a reso-
luton thanking the Press for the hattering manner
they had noticed the movements the Bakers had
made To improve their social condition, which was
adopted.
MIR. Jackson moved that Vigilance Committee
oftwo from each Ward should be appointed to find
out the names Of the employers who compelled
their ourneymen to work on the Sabbath without
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their days labor. This resolve met with much
favor and was finally laid over till next Saturday
for proper action thereon. Some OF the Bakers
were a 90 in favor Of empowering this Committee
10 collect a census Of the working Bakers Of our
City. Edward Lacy, from the Cracker Bakers,
applied for union of his branch Of the trade with
the Loaf Bread Bakers, lwho mostly compose the
"Union, y and their application was unanimously
granted. After the enrolment OF a number OF new
members, and the transaction OF considerable in.
cidenta business the Union adjourned. Owing 10
the crowded state ofour columns we are compelled
TO shorten our report.
JoURNEYMEs SrosE-CUrTEE. ASSOCIATION
This large and powerful Protective Association,
which holds its regular meetings on the third Fri.
day in each month, met Friday evening at Powers
Montgomery Hall, 76 Prince ST. for the election of
officers. The attendance was very large and the
election resulted az follows: President WIN
KARsEs; Vice President, Michael Murray Treas
urer, VIM. Young Recording and r nanc al Secre-
tary, Michael Cotter; Corresponding Secretary
Henry Wilson. The election of the Board Of
Trustees was postponed until Friday evening next
when special meeting will be held The Society
numbers eco members, and the Constitution con
tains many excellent features. Affiliated societies
are in existence in Baltimore, Philadelphia Alba
ny and Boston which cooperate with the New
York Society in all measures affecting trade
Citations. Any practical Journeyman can become a
member by paying the initiation fee Of 81, month.
ly dues l2l cents
THE BRIcKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERs held Fri
day evening acrowded meeting at Halls. great
number Of new members were received. The AS
ISOLATION numbers at this moment about 700 mem.
bers, 200 of which have paid their initiation fees
The Chair proposed the formation Of District
Association OF the neighboring Wards, TO which
the meeting unanimously consented
The election Of their officers will be published at
the next meeting, on Thursday night at the same
place Second ST. between First and Second avs
Another District meeting will be held on Tuesday
ne xt in Perry st. at Kentucky Hall, between Hud-
son and BECKER SITS.
Mr.. McCasky acted as Chairman Mr. COppin
ger as Secretary. Six members have been noni
mated for this Committee, John Wessln, VIM. Cop.
pinger, w m. Rooney, Albert Truth, VIM. Collins
and Richard Morris
The RECIPIENTS OF GERRIT Smiths LANDS are
ali earnestly requested to attend meeting of their
Association, which will be held this Monday
evening, at the Protective Union Buildings corner
Of Seventh av. aud Nineteenthst. Mr. Z. 5. Man.
ming has returned from bis mission u Franklin
County, and will be present to render report Of
Bis dongs.