The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14
Trades Coave0e1on.
MEETING OF THE DELEGATES FROM rHE VARIOUS
TRADES UNIOHH.

Trades Coaveaessn.
MEETING OF The DELEGATES FROM TnE VARIOUS
TRADES UNIONS.
Last evening journsd meeting Il the delegates sp
pointed by tho vArou. trades unions was held ct Militia
~ Hail. for the purpose Of takag into oonsiderstioa
incrsass Of wages and to take such measures would
tsrd TO dimisish their lasorins hours.
At eight O'Clock the meeting orgaoiz ID BY appoint
ing D. G Croly chairman. and NJ Cooke secretary
The minutes of the last meeting being read and up
proved eonmi ase Of three consisting Of Messrs Doyle
Cooke and AAsterson, were appointed TO examine the
Credentials offered by those CELEBRATES who had not pre-
vously presented them. Toe following gennsmen were
Zen adGsit'ed to seats in tire Convention
Ff6m the Carpemters- Messrs Patterson cod Blake.
Fps the Rogers ASSOCIATION Nsssrs Blair and Weeks
Practocl House Painte1' Association --Assars. Cow
Ne4v York PrInters' Co oreyalre Union-Messrs Bur
Lei, h Nome and Cook.
Ship Joiaers' Association Messrs. Lawrence, Morris
ard Bort
Neo Fork Sadd,eys' and Harnea Makers Association
Mess Walsh Sheriff and Pollock
Pioneer 1ep.pldr No House Carpenter Protective As
sociafson Have.as Smith aud Hs0nssy
Silrer Knife Makers -Msssrs. Croiy, Bauvet AMI
Ne,c York BeneroeHt % operative Masons -Hessrs- Boil
ger. Har nesan Ano Rofcer
Tho meeting having been fully Organized. Mr. DOYLE
moved that committee of three be appointed ogan
za,ion and credentials Agreed to. and Assrs Nsgag
pose WHO immediately retired to transact business.
M DoY1E hen moved tina. o committee OF eve be ap.
pointed business committee to consider the pro per
businsss Of the meeting Carried. snd Eessrs Cook,
Doyle. hasterson Lawrence and Blair were ,sntsd
TIE CHAIRMAN then announced that the prospsctus of
awo'tEsmsr's paper would be reed with the conssn.
Of he meet sg.
Ar MAyIERsoN thought it would be very necessary to
h.ve 20 hiIsman's paper hu' he though that I.
sas altogether premature AS there was business som
miee oJgepzed be thoneht ii their proper place
10 q teri ain fhs offer Of 1t.
The CHAIRMAN said it vas only the Intention of the
Ied t for the consider alton OF the Convention
Mr DOYLE thought 1t quite unnecessary nt present
it would co heal good IL would not obtain them oil
the redress hey wanted
Mr. Cook did not know how lengthy the plans might
be- and therefore 1t would interrupt them ia their bud
Mr. 6oYn said il it would take but few mo nents t,
rad il did not see the harm in doing He moved
tbat 1t III np6 be read Carried.
Nj. Ln-rRE then foe ward He said that he did
there acd TO interrupt them Ia theic
bunrrs he bad not come there to make long speech,
neither hsd he come there to advocate matter that
w'uld benefit himself only He had prepared he cir
cular at the request Of the mechanics generally There
hao LeeD many wokiogmao's stared but they all
failed AID the reason was because they were used BY
plated haze the cortrol OF the paper ia the hand,
OF the uorbingmen only it 1boud not DO tine mouth
piece idea bat should be the life and soul Of the
worfingmen The capitalists have their mouthpisce.
and the wozkpgmep should have theirs ALSO II it
70 bsve an organization 1T vas surely neces
that lie sdvosated ran thus
tt THE woEKINGMEN AND PUBLIC OF NEW YORK.
The king classes have this city devoted to
While al Is as veil a.
al Of nS Se sas Il
the Wy 4 voice for their wrongs ia advocacy their
Of
IN III ss
70 IL o ten
each one h. able before the is started and
m that nS I've 20 e
pTudep paps' half tho stock being paid II
working pits Of ten thousand dollss and
publication. 'AS NAV
The pap.r to be neutral politics and religion but indie
The paper be bought three dollars per
n e. S the
&c st e Tho sS the s t
With such circulation, adyertissments might he pro-
yisld good profits on the stock.
M DoIIE moved that it should be referred to the Bas
Committee Carried He the proceeded to make
some renaTks Ielstvs TO the they should pursus
Lie hos ed nat the movement would be spirited one
no he asked Tor that purpose the co operation Of all the
lSborrg classes.
It necessary to adopt some measures that would
At rst they would with difficulties that would
TO ite them in theft he a.surad
end They would have gusrj against tas codness o
their order but IL ony aimed for each trade to
capitalists stood by another and they obtain all that
they desire The abotpg classes had too long hopcd r
assistance from the capitalists but they must only
seek redress Each trade should unite aud bids
oil petty animosites for which they have long been
hsased II they acted OILY in the matter they would
be carrying out way in life for theie chIdrcn that
hold ceilings Of each trade and there discuss pro
pre.y Of seeking for Iedr also necessary that
If he sr1s cs;ptop
with that of money the mechanics Of this city would
he raised far above their present circumstances.
4. McAGU MIS-. chairman Of the Committee Creden-
tails ana Organization, then made the folio wing report
The committee 10 whoc, referred tho organza
AND c1eoeual portion OF the business Of the Convention,
after due consideration. report follows First ANY
shop baviog twenty men and les than one hundred,
shall be entitled end delegate the Convsntion
second every shop that he'll employ III hon
osed men ~ less than t.o hundred shall be entitled
appoint tgo delegates Those shops having more than
two hur6'ed entitled send three DELEGATES After
slight aulendncbt the porto. OF the report
received and adopted and the latter part, after
havrg been TIE nl ect q discussion for time
eveDtna y laid on tbs table.
Mr BAIliy then csms forsard ard made some very
ssepsible 'euaEs lie warned them not interfere with
Other mems right. bat On he contrary TO live 10 har
nony vi Il tie ren OF al Lradei No particular man
should FOR others who should as seIerates for
them lie urged tacm by all means to accept those
gaie- appointed By tae trades. whom thsy
might be sheiher priest or lawyer II The working
rDen send those Delegated il heir dnty to that
oil duo etteDricn paid them (Cbeers)
hr. DOVE bere msde some remarks relative to the
charge made against mechanics for being arstocyaic 80
legged leave to 1epudte that statement and he for
lot in waY srstocfshc In coo ,lusi On he
moved substitute or tbe report Of the Corlrntses
that al organizations of tho ahor Increment shoul nd
dee ntes 10 tho convention, ard that tkoy should
TO Tic y ace they Isprt sei.t.
The q aiIrns q the Committee accepted the subst.
tule, Which was adopted without any furthar delay
MessTs MAsTniaos and CEoIY tasn made few re.
narss.
Mr. MAoAcSos tlen moved 70 lay The remain,ar of the
report on the table. Carried
A collection then toksn TO defay ths expenses
OF ne ineetipg aGd the Coovcntioa Adjourned.
ANOTHER HEAVY POBBERY-sl5 900 IN MONEY
AID RAILROAD UoNDt sToltN.-A co iestos OF tue
Boston Journal sritiDa from Concord 81 on tna
10Th instant, says =: Ia.t evening when tia pErrd
Boston rain o. reached Mar chester G ,orca Fl
Iodgs Esq President Of the Manchester and Lsweoacs
Rresd, iet The car IN ~hco hs hid 5eea ridirg where
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