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

TO night the Jouneymen Upholsterers meet
at Billenbrands, 10 Hesterst.; the Ladies Cord
WAIVERS at Keens Hotel; the Stone Cutters Asso-
citation at Powerss Montgomery Hail. 76 Prince.st;
the Quauymens Protective Union at Milemsns,
Broadway, near Nineteenth St.; the Union for De-
cided Progress at IS Forsyth-st.; the WINDOW.
Shade Painters Protective Union at 26 Catherine
ct. corner of Henry. The Sione.Cutters, Quarry
men, &c. of course will be represented in the In
dustrial Congress- to which all the Trade Societies
Protective or Benevolent in the City are choo,ing
delegates. The first meeting OF the Congress tlkes
place on Wednesday, the 9Th Of June, at Keens.
THE Practical PAINTERS PROTECTIVE SOLE
TY met at their room corner of Grand and Elizabeth
SITS. Tuesday evening for special meeting, pur-
suant 10 a resolution passed at the regular meeting
previous it being found impossible to do all the
business lat least in the fast increasing state of the
Society," at the semi monthly meetings and it
was deemed advisable to meet weekly until ether
wise ordered by the Society. Mr.. WIN 5. Greco
DRY, President Of the Society in the Chair VINO, in
an appropriate manner stated the necessity OF
meeting weekly for the present and earnestly
urged the members not to slacken in their exer.
tons until the Graft generally be enrolled under
the protecting banner OF this Society, which will
lot take great while at the rate the Society has
been, and IS still continuing 10 gain acquisitions to
It's numbers. Mr.. Gregory was enthusiastically
spplauded az the conclusion OF his remarks, when
the Society proceeded 10 their regular business and
after receiving eoody addition to their roll OF
members, adjourned until next Monday evening at
clock. Messrs. W m. :. Gregory, Thomas Ma
lone and f. X. Wood have been ,hosen debates
70 the IudUsuial Congress which meets at Keen's
June 9th, al y O'Clock, PM Twenty Societies.
benevolent, protective, Incorporated and u1incor.
pOrated have already chosen delegates and new
delegates are daily appointed. No Society vet to
meet before June ., VIII D. unrepresented md IL IS
hoped that al others viii have voluatee- dele
gates
The CoRDwAISERs SocIETY-iLAdies Brsnch)
STEPHEN DuSSpresided Tuesday nj at een's,
and Thomas Fenelon, Secretary, ROBERT lbCApE.
MICHAEL MURPHY, PATRICK KAvASAe4. Trustees
The report Of the Committee who waited on the
employers with the bill OF rates was frst he ard
| They procured the signatures OF the f,owbe gan
| temen: Messrs Henry Num-, A. Rorers.-
tourdtour, W. H. LETTERS, Kimbal X BEAST. As
| s. Watkins, F. q. Crosby Il Co. and John Eons.
who signed the frstrate' bal Of wages. and
others have also agreed 20 do so when m prioted
bill is served on them We are rejoi.ed tb,t th csc
handwriting journeymen have succeeded ~ vel.
and that their society IS growing SO rapidly. Very
interesting speeches were made on IN, subject in
discussion. Every thing was conducted lsliber.
stely, and haste condemned By the nex, meet.
ing we hope they will be entirely su,cessfnI and
all the best journeymen in the CITY enrolled as
members. After transactiHg much business an
adjournment was effected at ste hour, 10 meet
again THIS evening In the meantime the bills