New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To NIGBT.-StOne Cutters q. No. 70
Prince st. opposite Niblo's and near Broadway;
Dry Goods Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective
Association, College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Crosby.st. House Carpenters Convention Hall,
Wooster st. and the Mutual Dyers Association at
Rich,ers Meeting Room, IS Forsythss. between
Hester aud Walker.
The CITY INDUSTRIAL CoUScIL.-The Con
gress Of Delegates from various beneficial and pro-
tectve Associations met last evening at the Opera
tive Bakers Union House of Call, l27 Grandst.
After the reading of the minutes the roll call OF
officers showed most Of the duy-elected officers OF
the Congress were present. Reports were pre-
scented by Messrs. Weitling, Wilde, Clarke and
Morrison from the various Associations to which
they belonged, showing their condition and the re-
forms they thought necessary. Considerable aP-
psuse was manifested at the reading OF these doc
uments whenever any popular reform measure Or
idea was named for the adoption of the working
men, Six out Of the seven gentlemen composing
! the Committee to draft a Constitution, reported
through Mr.. Keyser, the Secretary Of the Commit
tee. Mr. X. Iead the Constitution, article by arti.
cle Mr.. Parsons E. Day, editor of america
Olcn, as one of the Com mittee, presented mi.
nority report which caused some discussion among
the gentlemen composing the majority Of the Com
mittee. The Council then resolved itself into Com
mttee of Whole, Mr.. VIM. s. Gregory in the
Chair, and after discussion, both documents were
referred back TO the original Committee on Consti
tuition. Some discussion followed after the dssolu
ton Of the Committee of the Whole, and Mr. c.
Arthur Bailey resumed bis seat as President of the
Congress. The Committee ON Credentials then re-
ported the credentials Of 5 more Associations.
Mr. Bailey said that the Committee were not au-
thorised to qualify Delegates. On an appeal, Mr..
Day in the chair, the President not sustained,
and the Committee on Credentials were empower
ed to act in the matter, and report the names of
the new Delegates to the Industrial Congress.
The names Of the regularly accredited Delegates
were then handed in by Mr. Morrison, Chairman
OF the Committee After some further business Of
desultoTy character, the Council adjourned, to
meet gain on "Wednesday evening at the same
place. The Constitutional Committee will meet on
Monday evening. The Vigilance Committee, and
the Committee Of Thirteen meet on Tuesday eve
ming. All these Committees meet a. the Opera.
tive Baker, Union House Of Call l27 Granost.
OPERATIVE BAKERS USIoS.-Last Saturday
evening this very successful Association of Indus-
trials chose Louis Balbauer Keeper Of TIE House
OF Call, lthe Society Headquarters which is open
every day To all bourne, mel belonging 10 the trsda
who are, or desire to become members of the AS.
sooistlon. The Bakers will be successful, from the
course they have pursued, and deserve the en-
| couragemeDt OF all
! GOOD-THE LABoRERs WILL BE FULLY Sus.
| TANNED Two partners, Messrs. J. S. Smith lof
l73 Fourth St, and J. Smith, (of 500 Houston ct
masons and builders, pay nine shilings a day to
their laborers and consider that ten skalings IS lit
tie enough, and would be willing to give i, when
| ever it was demanded.
JoURSEiMES TAlLoRs SooIErY.-Any Tailor
can obtain admission into this young sAd vigorous
Protective Association by paying the initiation fee
OF 50 cents, and monthly dues Of l2l cents. The
/ Committee appointed at the previous meeting to
/ draft q Constitution, reported, through Mn Ma.
theirs, on Wednesday evening at the Societys
! Headquarters, the Sixth Ward Hotel, Centerst)
| en- excellent document which was adopted article
| by article. The preamble stated that the tailoring
trade was at very low ebb, and that the relations
between the employed and employer demanded
immediate notice, in order to preserve the work.
iDeman from starvation that, as there is strug.
| gle going on at present between the working and
nod productive classes in New York, that each
| member OF this body shouli join with their fellows
in order that labor shall have iEs full reward that
the ecesstes Of human AZURE his du,y to bis fam.
lily, his dignity as man-all require that he should
seek the highest compensation for his labor Here.
toiore, and in Europe, the capitalist crushed the
life blood out Of the wukngmsn, and il is time
now that unproducsive classes shoad know their
own level for 1t is the wofkngman, after al, who
il the real capital Of the country.
ANOTHER PrrSBuReH PROTECTIVE USIoS-
The Cutters and Statesmen employ ed in the differ.
ent clotbi1g stores bed a meeting on the l3ta inst
and resolved TO form 6 society 70 be called THE