New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

TrsrsxoS1aL TO CAPrA1S fSGR,HAx-T hursday evening
the adjourned meeting Of the Republican Com nr5ee from
the aeveral political asocatons met at the Shakspere Ho
tel Depua,ions from the Union Club, the Tanmaay -
ciety The Democratic Republican mnltee an others al
tended
The proceedings of the evening were opened by Mr
Mar nacLe who explained the past acton to those who had
not attended the previous meetings.
Tie Refugees Committee then amalgamatol with the
others into orc General Committee.
Hr Purdy was elected President NJ. Gasplr BstencouT
Vice President and r Mo-ange Secretary OF the present
meeting
In tic absence Of 3r Fores the draft Of the letters pre-
prepared b. him FOR presentation Captain Inlhan and
Mr. Dragoman Brown were read onl elected very marcel
appreciation.
After an animated and highly interesting conversation
Il was decided TO eject Sub Committee 20 draw up the reo
lutons 10 be presented the meeting g. to report
20 the General Committee on Thursday next The Sub
COMMITTEE was composed of
Henry II Moranee, Democratic Union Club.
Felix Forest. lta an
Charles C0Tnis, Hungarian.
Caster Be,mcouri, Cuba.
Martnache French
DR.. Schramr. German
A. Malusk Pole.
Miles p Andrus Dem. Republican General COMM zee.
Jobn Van Burer Tammanv Society or Columbian Order.
II Forbes, Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty.
Mr. Purdy President of present meeting
Tho General Committee then adjo1rnel-after which the
sub held It's first meeting and elected Henry H.
Moranee President and H. Forbes Secretary and ate-
tronsacing lit.le business adjourned til Monday
MEETING OF THE JoURNEYyES House. CiRPEyTERs.-
At O'Clock last evening the Journeymen Carpenters held
meeting At Military Hall The number in attendance was
but few probably FRONT unayorabe state Of the weather
The meeting was called to order by appointing Mr. Am
brose Bates TO the Chair and Francis Dunnngan Secretary
The object Of the meeting to form Carpenters Trade
Society from which to send Delegates TO the Amlgamated
Trades Convention to be held Tuesday evening next
Mr. William j Mastcrson spoke at considerable lengh on
the c,stv Of organizing Trade Society for the ma ne
nance of their rights workingmen
Mr. Julian Magognos from the Pointers Society, was
present and explained the objects Of the Convention Of
Trades and showed the Carpenters the advana geswhich
general combination Of Mechanics would be attended with
Ii appears that this proposed Trades Convention Is to b.
fhe nucleus of sort Of Anal amaed Cnon OF Mechanics
moi only of New York but of tie whole Cnon on some.
what the same prime pies as that which The famous
"Arnalqama.ed Society" Of England was organized
The objects aimed at are the passage of a law limiting
The period of labor eight hours per day so as to obvae
theey Of any number Of men being of employment at
time The arguments advanced in support Of this are
tofa certain amount of labor must be performed conse
oueny when the number of hours curtaed the sur
rIu labor the market win be called into requston and
instead of reduction OF wages resulting there would be
General advance The idea seemed to meet with approba
ton.
The meeting was adjourned 10 Friday evening next when
further measures for The organization of the Union VII be
entered into