New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
BALTIMORE.

Correspondence n The Tribune
BALTIMORE. Saturday Sept 49, 1851.


BALTIMORE, Saturday, Sept 10, 1851.
The Convention reassembled at 10 A NJ,
Mi GIBBONS, the President IN the Char.
MI WILLIAMS, Of Ohio, submitted preamble and
resolutions in>tructng the Committee on New bus-
ness to report an organization for National Union
of Printers, by whom all subordinate Unions shall
be controlled, &c. Referred.
MI CoSw,y moved that all the members Of the
Executive Committee OF the last National ConYen-
ton now present, be permitted 70 participate in the
proceedings wiihoutthe right ofyotng. Adopted.
Mr. CONWAY offered The following:
The COMMITTEE on Unfinished Buslne.. be- leave ~
reror that the only subject which they find len over o he
New-YoTk Convention Tor me action OF ms Ooh' thn .
Peeolr.9 That fhe NatIorl Executive Committee nave
u0,ser 10 correspond With the several MONS "hh are o
may be- established on the subject Of ONT NtoC, ana
ra cuariy ascertain from such ni"nN u uhs can pc
subscribed by the members tnereol IA amount 20
warrant the estshl .hment ~ 'iionl mon Tor '''-
the rrinfn. f1r the United states Government
Tho Committee have 10 hesitation n recon "a. .e
adoptaton OF his resolution They would asa ne 'sss ~
say however. that thes deem any H.rt siop9 =.
this time for the estahsh ~ such NATIONAL mon As
premature and un~'se. n + e Cow Committee.
Aner considerable discussion the report was laid
Mr. RooK. Of Pittsburgh, submitted Report ofthc
State Of the Trade in that Union. motion toreier
IT. and all other similar reports, TO The Executive
Commute Of the National Convention, caused de-
tate of an hour and a half in which almost every
thing except the question at issue was discussed
The Teport was finally referred 90 thai Committee.
Nj BRyCE offered the following
Reso'tsd. That the system uitn- The moer ~ 'pteh
tee, o. iw9 90 every nse journey men emi. co. r. i.'
by the Unions aad Biographical Societies represented
Nr SorNc. Of OHIO. submitted mother resolution
having reference 30 regulating the Apprentice S>s
An mgita,ion from the TYPOGRAPHICAL Society Of
II faf IlslU al. ID ff al A
Convention % "A bduquttto De given 40 >ndm)urgs,
Iiberft-et this evening, was received tnd accepted
Mr. WMF0Rn offered the following, which was
adopted r,,.,
inosds- their reports a. he session ou Nnin morn
ma Stch reports ,ha De tns inst siness considered,
Messrs EcgERD and F0NuR offered a series Of
resolutions relative 10 requiring ah fnulefs moving
from one place 10 another, 20 have cefllNfhes 81
membership from the Society IN tAelr last place ~
residence that no Printer arriving from a 9.dee IN
which iourneymen located ia an organized state,
Sha be- admitted o membership, unless ne give stt-
factory evidence thar NE used ms utmost ende Yo 20
form Society pror 70 leaving that = shtll De me
duty Of every Union 10 noiiig each other 'ho" VI
The rejection or expulsion OF any person rom mem
bershlp ana that should any person ue t49e4iti
from ltember.hp IN any mon forming part o. TINS
Convention, he shall not Oecome mt m0ef 81 any
l mon in tins Convention without nfsl paying a zee
or fine OF not less than $40 ana tha' any member OF
a SISTER Union or Assoc iaOA, on presenting ms ciiu'
slau be- admitted 20 membership without paying The
usaIs,l imitation Zee All Of which was referred
Nh CONWAY submitted declaration OF principles
and series OF resolutions FOX the government o. the
National Union. which were referred 70 epctlAl
COMMITTEE Of three cons,tingof Nessrs v + Con
vay. Of Baltimore Gibbons OF Louisville and
Eckerd. OF Philadelphia
10 art with the Committees on Ne" and Legislative
Business. -
Messrs LEwELLYS and EcKERD submitted the fol
loving report, which Nas adopted
Nefs Hfs nave lfi iNfl"f .ph-i"
,r.tu the sub eci Of Ieqrese'tt'yu ." mem irl-fe m
bs. leave 10 ofer the following a. tnsr report ,,
Rg..S Ths NJ DELEGATE 10 tl, Convention be- entitled
10 more than vote upon any question that nA arise
d.rIug H. uressnt session.
M CoN~GY offered a motion that the Delegates
from Utica and Albany be allowed 10 represen NJ those
tWo Unions III everything not conflicting Win uie
resolution adopted. which Mas cdIrieG.
Mi JOINS, of PhllAde phia offered the following
which was referred
address CIRCULAR % every town ana cry ~ sAs mon -
uron them The proprefy II orsanlrns them'ei,es n,9
Societies mons and appointing Orlssalss % ''7 mex
Nafioual Convention yf Journeg men Prihisr,
Mr. YouNo, Of Cincinnati. offered the following
resolution which was lad on the table amer debate
Rsso red That SPECIAL Committee - appointed 70 cor
respond With the Lonc Iypograylcl1 soy ma -.
sccetes % the British Provinces, and rs2ori a. 'hs heH
M R.xo,LL. OF Boston. stated TIA, he neverheard
OF al Association IL tie British Provinces, and that
the Printer Of Bostsn suffered m4ch rom 1hs use
Printers from the Provinces coming 70 thtI cry M
rating AL Of the Offices OF Boston, except ne
AereTfls,r however, now paid ne full pnces.
NJ WALfoRD, Of Richmond, Va. offered fesoiu-
tons relative o. the Apprentice system, setting
forth that Il IS lnexpecleni 10 legsl4ie ~ MS TINE
OF tie - stem that the local mons coO4o oe'ler
regulate the matter Referred ,
The Convention then, al o'clock, acJourAeo VII
Moncay morning at 10 O'Clock
Yours, &c. iAOo-
Ranouet 10 the Members Of the Printers Con-
ysntiop-The Convention Proceeding.-fhe
Chri,tiana Murders-EXcitemen mt IN Mary
Iand-Immense Meetings in Reference 10 IL
in Baltimore County.
Correspondence Of Tae y \ Irlou1e
BALTIMORE. sept IL, l.jl.
The Baltimore Typograph lral Society gave
tie members Of The Printers National Convention.