New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

seven, which at an cary hour In the morning hsd
drawn up list of prices. reported that nearly all
tho sis ned the same, except Messrs.
Charles King. Thompson, (Waterst and st. /
~ fCedarst) who were not willing 70 grant
higher prices
A Committee reported their transactions with I
the Committee Of thirteen Of the Taiors. They in
yited their fellow workmen TO all attend the Mass
Meeting held in the Park Saturday afternoon
where it should appear whether the sympathy
with the Tailors was upright or not whether tue
present general movements VIII tah or "sh1' Anu
with what means the striking Taors are 70 be as
,i,ted The Committee expected that II would De
shown then that 1t was no more Ialors or
CspmAkers movement, bu. agenera and powerful
attempt of al the worklDgmen to smeiorase their
oonditiop will be the result OF the Mass Meeting.
Saturday night another Mass Meeting OF this
trade vas held At the ShSkspere Hotel
THE TAILoRs-At the meeting OF the Tailors
Association Friday night, at the Sixth Ward Hotel,
the following Resolutions were passed;
Reot,G 7hat his body consider and pledge ourselves
towoi for store Of any description whsiever unless
the OF the bill DC complied wish no. Including Gus
toms unleis beneath the bill
Rsoted Thai TIE names OF every member be called over
on he moiIg OF Monoby uexL NJ o'elocG the aame' OF
The al work 10 be marked, that we may Know Ton
whom The per eentsge Of one saing 10 he dollar DC eA
RssoIreS, Thai every member rot answering his nAne
The be ck from the books Of sad SOc!ey, unless
sufficient cause be shown % The contrary.
Rsree, Tbst an Aeung Executive Of not ess Ihsa nye
peol DO oil through he GAY Tor he genera styce ccun
sel execution direction Of al business connected WIZ
said tue snd hal We al or he support Of Al so2a gn
believing 10 ne iuluce Of AMI remembering ns
motto hat Utioh Is strength
GRLAT DENossTKATIoS OF The UNITED WoRK'
1SGMTN OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.-The
Workinemen of the Seventeenth Ward made
Fri ri,bt a.
Henry Clay Hoose, Avenue A and Firstss, in
favor q political action for the support Of the rights
Of the Toiler, and for the accomplishment Of Labor
and Land Reform, and for the purpose OF perfect.
ing their organization for the Fall Campaign. The
large room of Widow Schlossers House was
crowded and the meeting door was much
larger. The in door meeting organized at the ap-
pointed hour by the appointment OF X. ARTHUR
BAILEY, President, and Andrew w. Day, Secre
tsry, ss "Amercan" officers, and Carl Buschmann,
and Carl Scheer, Secretary, Germans. The call OF
the meeting was read by the Secretaries IN both
langueees. The English Chairman, also referred
10 the meeting the OF its call, and the Ian
euases spoken by the auditors The following re-
solutions were then read in English and German
R,,oI,,d Thatn becomes as wOTkingnen 70 inquire
mo the OF present position with ayew to work
ing out permanent rent dy
our own neglect 10 perform our duty as men aud good cit
ers inssuuch ss we have heretofore neglected our duY
voters by suffering lawyers and ohe 70
male for Us instead of exercising he ngnt 10 Sc
lect law. mAiers from our Own ranks
Resolred Thai hereafter we will demand OF our Dnnss
they select that with Us aud Of u.s. aud for u.s.
VIII do our own seecapg o!eandida9es and elecupg
Rescised That the workingnan who receives votes
must prepared advocate the passage OF laws 10 esIab
lsh Land Limitation; GENUINE HOMESTEAD EXEMP.
TOM TIE FRLLDoM o. The PUBLIC LANDS. -.,
Resolred further, That candidates must be prepared
Ioiupporl act TO secure 10 every worker lien on The
aruc.e he msy work OIL until be 10 pad Tor hi, sbof
Resolred That bile ready 10 resist the attempt 10
reduce the Worter. starvation wages by sustaining
those who sTke for better pay we nevertheless believe
In such political action !. The Workingnsn
fair representation, and to all men INDEPENDENT Homes
pledge himsel in wiring all his Influence for the
passage OF these measures into laws ~i1h law declaring
hOuIs to be days work. With severe penalties for us
violation, or attempt Al lie viosron by written contracts or
Otherwise
resisting the Combined unholy alliance Of landlords
brokers, employ era. AID their purchased meIcenares
In Congress to cush The Infamous Military Bounty Land
Bill recently enacted in the House Of Representative
and thai We here enter our solemn teal aganf unjust
and in polite smeasuIe
Speeches were then made by the German
Chairman mir. BuschmanD,) James Bassett in
English, VIM Weltllng German, and }. A. Heath
Buschmsnn President Of the German Tailors, and
German Chairman VIM. " Barr, who spoke in
favor Of the reforms demanded, and also about the
tricks OF politicians legislators, &c who had been
humbUs ging the people. Mr. X aiser German car
penteT, follow ed Mr. Barr. He gave way to Mr.
John h. Keyser, who said he was OF German de
scent, like the preceding speaker. He made an
interesting Reform speech
MIR. Scheer, a German carpenter, made an elo
quent speech, and was loudly apPlAuded. lie SAID
all the lndustrials were uniting.
resolve was then adopted thanking the gen
temen who had bailed out the taliors arrested while
engaged in the business OF their Societies.
A lew remarks were made toward the al journ
ment symp aihlZng With the movement
Messrs.A. W Day and John MsCalil, Jr. Amer
ican,l Weitling, Heland, Rust and Jeandebeu
(German,l were appointed Ward Industrial Con
mi,tee aud empowered to call subsequent meeting
our Door MEEIING.-David Marsh preside
over the cut door meeting in Avenue A. which wa
quite as large as the meeting in doors.
Addresses were made by Messrs Heath, Bar
Batsett, and Commerford. Twelve cheers wer
given for the Freedom Of Public Lands.
Altogether this demoDstr alton was one of III
largest WI ard Meetings yet held in the city, abou
5000 being in attendance Labor Reform an
Protection, and Land Reform, in their variOu
phases were the themes discussed by the speal
es. We have no room for more extended r.
port.
national REFoRM AssocIATIoS-At mae
ing of the Central Committee Of the National r.
form Association, July "a George II. Evans W,
reelected General Secretary OF the Associate
and, in consequence of his residence being out
the city, John II. Keyser was appointed Secreta
for the city. John McCsihl, Jr, was also elect,
Treasurer
All vacancies in the Central Committee ba,
been filed, and the Committee is now prepari,
for vigorous action in relation to the apDroacbir
highly important elections. Ii is essential IN n
speedy success Of and Reform that in view of n
coming Presidential election, no candidate for ar
office. from members Of Congress down. sbond
supported by National Reformers, unless pledge
plainly 10 writing to all the National Reform me
sures The National Reiormers of every elect,
district should be organized to select and suppc
such candidates, in case the old parties neglect
choose men OF the right stamp
list OF the Central Committee will be given
next l0sng AmeTtcd, and also of the National E