New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

graphical Society, sCC Broadway, over JONES' music store
Bakers Operative Unor. their House Of Call Ofsndst
Hal near Broadway; CgarMskers TO hssr the C'nssu-
ton read IN Gemsu) sud BrustMskers, Al Hlenbrands
10 Hester-sL between Mon snd Elizabeth si Furriers
ard CspMAker st f. Rcttef', s. Forsyth between Hes
ter and Wake ST.; Smiths ard Wheewrighs al aalefs
go Third-s be,v Avenues ard C. II is hoped all
these Societies VIII e represented IN the Industrial Con-
gress.
Tomorrow afternoon the Tailors OF the First District
will NEE, the Widow Schossers Henry Clay House,
couer Avenue ard Fir.tsi. and the German Labor
Unions stNewsrk NJ
II Me- HANGS MUTUAL PRoTEcrIoy, No 70.
held their monthly meeting Monday evening a. their
hall Of ecker and Couageplsce and appointed
hr GEORGE r. CLARK Delegate TO the Industrial Con
grcs TO be he'd IN this City This Protection fund OF
Sl45 ward starting Protective Union Grocery Store The
profits OF which Will be used for the purpose Of establishing
LABOR Workshops Their showmechAnes are invited 10
unite win them 10 forward their objects.
LICENSED PUBLIC PoRrERs' PROTECTIVE As
socrAToS.-The meeting fths Society, at Hlenbrsnds
l70 Hester e. last evening quite fully and respectfully
attended. 1t organized by the appointment OF DAVID
OAKLEY, Chairman Thomas McAndrew, Weep resident
John Lsuders Financial Secretary John Regain Record.
ing Secretary &. Henderson, Delegate 10 the Working
mems Convention; Standing Committee. Messrs Regsn,
NJ Grifa, and Landes Alter taking down tbs names and
residences Of twelve rev members messs OAKLEY Nc
Andrew. Landers Grim and Henderson were apponteda
COMMITTEES Dram Constitution be submitted for the
approval signature Of all the Porters In the city the
meeting, on Friday evening Messrs John Gala
cher, John Clancy William McCsferty, James Nc
Kenna, George Cohen, John Shahan, John Shea,
and the other members present stated they would do all
in their power further this for the protection
their crs The meeting adjourned amid thu greatest OF
harmony and good feeling As class the Public Poriers
Of our Guy extremely honest and industrious and de-
well the OF the travelling public
chants, and the community generally. An address was
adopted referring 10 the W ell known grievances they
subject The City ordinances in respect Portsrs not
beng enforced and the unrestricted compeduonof large
Of irresponsible pesous ssung the reasons the Por
tes had organized to form Union for mutual protec.
the future We something will be done bv
our Common Council to reevethese worthy individuals AZ
ter 90 mhny remonsances have been made behalf
by the press Of City and the parties most interested
The Meeting instructed the Committee on the Constitution
fix the Initiation fee al = cts and the monthly dues
shilling The attendance 10 becoming greater every meet
ing much interest Is taken In the business Transactions
by al Porters The example OF these indusas ought TO
be initiated by the Cstmen, Hackmen and Stage Drvers
The BRIcKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERs meeting
Last night was numerously attended DIR. GREELEY ad-
dressed the meeting IN consequence Of invitation OF the
Association He spoke about the OF workngmsns
raerpsl Union and OF hose journey who are aware
that hey were working for their own benefit and welfare
He gave thorough and detailed explanation Of the Iron
Founders Association II Cincinnati, Ohio and strongly
Iecomm ended Laborers Exchange In tho City OF New
York, where every could always ind work ard be
thus prevented from Id eness which ought to be combined
wi h a Reading room; then all the workngmen ought 10
unite for Land Reform Applause he who canno, ind
soil bis livrg The Speaker len the with trem9n
applause and tbf offered proof OF
sympathy sno gratitude, which given unanimously by
the meeting; Mr. JoNAssoHs next addressed le meeting,
showing TO The assembly what Trades need OF
frstenal union and the OF ameIora
ting he social and mental condition Of the working classes
New members enrolled, and the meeting adjourned
until next Tuesday, when the Constitution viii be pre-.
scented.
Tie HAT.FIsTsHERs' Protective Society met
evening the Branch Hotel So Bowery Tor the pur
pose Of perfecting a correspondence with tbs Haiters
throughout Inc count tho bearing u rspgrts Ss GEORGE
II RICHARDS President; Robert j Tiffany Vice Pfesi-
dent: George w Weed Secretary, and John II. Ross.
Welt Treasurer; Delegates to the Industrial Convention
A. j. Johnson, Nelson Crawford and Francis O LouueL
The Society 800 strong and has been In exstence for
The last so years with protective Consultation, which has
been amended but slightly during The whole period, aud
adopted By the Haers Of Philadelphia Newark Troy
and other places Among the rules for the government
joumeymen see by referring to The Constitution, that
thev must have served four years trade before being
Hsiiers. Any man who binds himself for a
short period aer the age Of wentyone 10 considered
intruder upon The rights Of ourneyuep, and employer
engaging such foul Ourneyman" will not be held blame
lees for thus opposing The known rules OF the trade with
spect 10 the apprentice system.
II Is prescribed among hs rules for the government Of
Apprentices thar all should be required II possible, to
theirume with the employer aud they not consd
over three apprentices declared foul aher April Il 1919
time It is understood that shop should bs
CURED to discharge apprentice they had previously
An eloquent address prepared the March meeting
be sent throughout the country, for concert Of action in
every manufacturing town, which we learn has met with
Wsbeeve here Is benevolent Society OF Hat Finish
which the first Monday OF every month,
lust in be slso represented 10 tue Industrial Con.
9ress which organized In l8i3 has 1870 members aud
coo In m Treasury with sick benefits al " per week. &c
PIONEER TEMPLE No. | HOUSE CARPENTERS |
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION met at their Hal last night aud
unanimously elected HAvILAH NJ SMITH Delegate to the
Convention Of Workingmen, to meet next Wednesday at
Keens The following officers OF the Association were also
elected ror the ensuing quarter HENNIssY Q; Andw.
White v Ben. Price Rec. Sec Hiram Funk Cor Sec;
VIM Christie Treas; ID III Smith, >.
h.Ly La
M at The 18th Ward Dem Headquarters" c. A. Story,
Chairman Angel Hart, Secretary. The Constitution as
prepared by the Committee read and laid for
adoption until the meeting. Three Delegates were sp
pointed to the Industrial Congress which holds 10 hrss
Charles Wsgenfuhr and John Sculin.
THE DYERs' meeting last night showed for |
he present that they wanted than Beneficial So
eiy They declared that they no, at all satisfied with
heir wsges and complained much about those bosses who
taking every Of their from the streets work
or them without knowing the business good Dyer |
ugh 10 learn and study, well In any other trade
We have 10 believe that the hinLs given them
bout the way they ought to follow, will be used by tho
md BY Laws Two Delegates were chosen TO the ndus-
Iis Congress.
The CABINET MAKERS added on Thursday night |
ery profitable and useful provisions their ByeLsws
vz That every who shall pay bis share toward The
hree) lots which they intend TO buy, will use his In
ase OF sickness The Committee for Ihs purchase Of tho
round and the erection the building will be selected oy
be stockholders themselves.
TUE PITTSBURGH GLAss-BLowERs.-The Ap-
,rerces to the Vial and Blowing business sd-
ourned meeting recently held passed the following resou
iops:
Pe,olred That we ~ apprentices take this method OF
citing The uanufscmre,s viii not 20 10 work
mil the wsges are settled. |
E,,,f. B.esuss " want some wOrkmen among u.s. so
hat trades ind do justice to ourselves
md employers .,,.
birds OF thai Of our1eymen it 10 necessary for os 10
now What 10 work for
The boys don't mean 70 be oyerooked-and they should
ct be- [Pinsburgh Dispatch.
Tpy PRINTERS The Constitution Of The |
nler Union Of the City OF Albany resembles that OF
he Union Of our City with slight amendments. We
,s the influential papers Of Albany al favor this
rent
The Baltimore Typographical Society have re-
OWED to prepare 10 represent the Society In the