New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

There eXiSte 81 present great movement among
ali the German Trade aud Scientific Associations,
as well as among the Americans. Congresses
are called aud have been held during the last
week, particularly at Philadelphia to consider ths
formation of league among all the Working AS
socistions of the United States, to constitute Cen
trial Committee foe the uniform progress and the
cultivation of the working classes One OF these
Coneresses called by Mr.. WILLIAM WElTLISG,
will meet next week at Philadelphia.
Che first Congress OF the GERMAN GYMNASTICS
OF NORTH AMERICA, was held last week st Phila,
delphie From the Resolutions passed there, we
quote the following;
OF the North American Gynpaatcs recognize their frat
principle, the ugiberarce OF Socialism, and he endsavor
ngs Of the Socis Democratic party YhsI with The bodily
cultivation OF men he mutt unite and realize Socialism
that lie The GIoa,et possible independence and On himself
the Great srusge OF humanity for The Emancipation OF
The Human race
Resaged Tha oin. lnd ofth, Upon shall be collected
Witch be sdmlrisered By seec. Committee OF The
"Buud' which shSl be destined 10 the following purpcsee;
Fur exIraordney occasions, psrt OF he fundp Is TO be
reievo0; , For The fopson Of neW ymussic Associa
ilonG in The uneo s,ses For She support OF European
Political Retukees For the ciir6utous OF books and
pamph!ets culivss0E nromug atrg The spirit and The ain
Of The Associsuou-
The Scat of the ProyisionaI Directory will be
in the City of New.York.
THE GIMAsTIc ASSOCIATION TURN NEREIN) OF
NEw-YoRK-W hich forms another rosiety for only
symnastic purpOsep, declared in It's session Of
Thusadsy to be opposed to the above Resolutions,
ard res TO he willing 10 unite any socia or political
principles wlth the Society,
TaE CABlNEr.MAKERS held on Thuraday very
insSrosting mee.ingi they finally resolved to pay
their share to she German Workingmsns Con
eyess This ahato will amount to 500.
TIT TIN AND SBEET.IRoN WORKERS passed
tie same resolution.
NhK Boor AND SHoEMAEKRs ASSOCIATION held
alao meeting last week; they received report
Oh soeF cooperative Sore, 1872 Centerst. twas
S'a1ed mat IN consequence Of the situation Of this
ahop thai psrs oi the City the prices ouebt to be
reduced Ihs was lef to the confederation oF tho
toremep 1t vas i0tther dehberstsd how the
necessary means might be procured to secure tbe
existence Of the shop '''0
TEE UFHoLsrrRrRs held their regular m.s.,
ing on the 9th list. lis to be- expected .b.t,
strong union OF this society witt the Cabpetmaksr.
and sculptors will soon take place Many speak.
ers expressed their conviction tina. the Society
will then be SHE to sustain their wages at 81 %
pei day 1t was resolved that the members of the
Association should, within month, NOT work any
longer in the same shop with persons working for
lower wages thSn adopted by the Society. Each
member viii be bound to denounoe such men, who
never will get auy work in R6op where the mem
bers of she Society sre at work. In consequence
Of this resolution many persons and employers
are now denounced But in the mean lime praise.
worthy exception WAS mentioned, BIZ. Newbouss,
who had declared that he would engage no other
iourneym&n Upholsterer but member OF sheI Asso-
citation.