New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

teenth 81. and oe'oH'" ......9 oil q r,u
Of much importance ....,ol
attendance Is ca" ~, OPERATIVE N,sovs-
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A verv large ard eh'u1'''','o P''
,o,hs,s Of this Ass'cla1oh ann A' o'her up
the in0"'' = n,ntrsctiny among the S.One-,ia.
ponenis Of sU' -. Nm "a p-;oc,s t
sons was held a. 'V'
r...c,s FLANAGAN ChffaAn' W VI. Nss|'D'
M. ..7s,t. VIM. Haearty. Secretary. The
Nice-fi al s.--... s.,.s -r res,iat. ,ug
latter gent enla" - Ma. o., clio,,s.
sgsiDst So" - , fsoE Ma.
Eaesso' fror ,s. fist rrh css OF or ,cs
, dow ne sub racing system il 10 rfei 91 -
his ely, go mueh " ine n's'ya axe o' '''' '
TIE men be'gngls % .n' s.c. . -..., An s,. l-.s,i
her.'- ,'rs a. bis. f, names Of ..-ses ara n1n.
bsrs tee ihese budrgs are g1ag nnisr be ss'-oa-
tracing Inst he owner' ofre "sit al 27'7'rf ~.
rot be iec s'Juy 40 "'o' '--' .''''''e NJ '''
AZ Jo ~, 10 ,fe ,r.a,s-s % t, g-sy D. i1s1i TO
rsta-p h. i1suss Of ths s,.-.t ,..I 8-s Moons v1
give pic1rclce To- ns n-1 10 l-.r ga "N 4,
"ofk oei' - az. ~o ,ss ga. ~ @ 49,. d 30.
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F'sor.l That a'ert'snse FOL, w. il.s1t g. r-ss -
intstag fec upon oil men " .'g o.5 i.,ess - -
taS 81. a. ~, ys - ~ .esSg il opposition tone
Sociev o.. r,,,-,,,o,t
Resoeed That we intend TO- sY2 - an .icb poos BODY
o. me sei,Os svy s vii also spprss hem Of where ne
danger OF Jumping out work res ana p Sv day
have to fqrnoun no 10 ,be civ sahorues will appoint msn
who win Be sufficient % see leo ai oS.s
h1 40 u Iobn O'Connor sustained the Resolutions
in few able remarks, and on the conclusion OF his
remarks was Quay Gneereu. -. .o,o, lssc,th
MT. hagar ssa ."oL - tb;s mater Re oarticu
larry referred to the resolve appnsing the Fire De-
partment Of the bad buildings IN the course Oh eiec
fion Brave hremen, he said, were frequently
L;Iad H., tho falling in of bad buildings He seemed
Il, ,,ostod ~, in relation tn the grievances
of the trade, and was greatly applaudeO.
NJ Dorr and Michael Haughy also briefly ad
III OO.i anu ~, - Lo-,, sn a.
dressed the meeting. Inc lsl'er sno" ~" Ir
contracts were got by architects ana ohefs,
fbev knew their business they would not allow
NJ - hns;ness IN ne done 10 the injury
oftbe community and the ruin OF gOOu HlSphdIiCs'
NJ uogartv thanked the bosses who encouraged
,ha Soc;etv 10 their efforts 70 do away with this
S,c OVNi91y " .;I a. coo;a.,, 1uIsbad n be
odlous system anu sa i s"o DG Iy - ..o.a
on amicable terms with all employ ers VINO syinPa-
tb;zed with them in their efforts for the public
- ~. - fovor If q nubic DrOcessisn on
he Fourth of July which met with the approval
nj many. The Workingmen who addressed this
VI me-! G. H. .oo;o,ad tho evils tbev had to on.
inee'ins ,u'y aPP .;1 -. H. al i; yhair norve-
dure, and were determined 10 90 al III Inelr Po"e'
70 anesiaee rhe. uoSabla IN lee3l manner with
n6 ds ePoou.y az .L-:.: III, A.
the cooperation OF our CITY au'noiitieo' AH0y u0
serve TO be sustained.
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The MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS AND IN
roN-A Meeting of this Society W as held at Riley
Fifth w ard Hotel last night 10 make preparations
ccr their great IJnion demonstration on Thursday
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at StOnealIs. Al previous meeting OF uoIu anu
Silver Artisans the following resolutions were car
ried
ResOIpsd, lsi That grand schemes and comprehensive
Ideas are one wUTy U ses s Ss Of Ls
Dor is tangible scheme strictly IN accordance with the
fore all Gold and Silver An.ans invited % combine
In forming Trade U9oD having Ios us pre-. 0oes'
we the dgey 81 az s
as right than to be the recipient of public or private
ID That The various branches of the trade shall not inter-
fere with each others business special lnVson
Srd. That the Societies OF the Wstch-case makers me
Slversmhs, and The American ano German Jewelers. sach
elect one or more OF their number 70 act as general Oo
4Ih That the presiding officers sha consist OF Pfes-
dent and two or more conpslen. scsr esoes, % at
porlant mouons may DC oneIeo III r-ns"'n' 'ie'" a1
German ,,,-.,. ,, p,. nn... nd,h.,.
9Th That The Initiation zee be rive Doals' an sa.
book be opened or sgnauIes p n ny h 81
oenee o. tne parry anu n ~ ,injng and the Isst
snce 70 ne Pau ~, ia Di,slin5 fss me- rssed
WEI ~ ~ n SSns, s''' VIM" ''''' 'A
9Th That public meeting % AL ana SEe. oa 1Ss
pe caeo TpUrsdsv NAV Sc-a expsn,es being behaved
III now n,ese5l-apd his s Of resolutions bs
py a s tor sction AT said meeting I'D
presence iol seo ass Win desn and bsarG,lt sa
an inss as nJcs so ,yb;cb Al nresent animaes
lsiscuon @ IN hsr tn secure sautay social
NE ,rns,s bs, tbe stru sle will be continued unu
every child Of the Republic shan be guaranteed beyond
Ie eSss aS seoU from the cfsda to The grave
We hone that this movement will meet the ap.
rrovs, orthe various departments employed by this
aDono our German. "American" and
T-onol ortisans One Association benevolent and
.-o,oo,;,,oA xvould do for all. The Silyersmiths
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Mryr,sG OF THE CooPERs-At q large and
ME- '''' c,Ll,,
enthusiastic meeting held last night at Mrs' -''1''
ser's. corner Avenue A and First ST. the various
Co,,,,o;,,ees renorted the following Resolutions:
OU n--'s Th., ,bs JourDsymen Cooper. of New.York
Brooklyn and wtamsburgn, form themselves into an or