New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

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in the evening at No 665 Fourth ST. Mr. HavdooL
found by letter personally At No 65 Firsts, "
FrSEr,L or Misunderstanding afternoon -.
Veteran Corps Of the War Of sle attended the s,e-,
James Ranveau, late one of their number.
PRISTFHs' CooPrRhrWE C>lox-Tbis Associ,,o, 49,.
last evening at the Sbakspere Hotel to receive the o.
of the Conference Committee with Empovers nj
Cook President. The Committee report that Tho o,,.
their conference with employers is embodied in ,o %
ing resolutions, received from them at their nooer -
evening:
v,bse Of o a. cents s re en-. r1. o. this nsD that
for and in sres' all that be paid BY the ooi and S
Rolred also That the mm of SO per al that can n
FOR oISino5y T TS sv. ERA h s4,.
be accedsd TO- lexcept in so far thew a, nr
PETER c. BAKER, Sec ''i'ua0'
The Chairman of the Committee said he asked bs ~,
ployers upon receiving their report if they woald bos
another meeting to hear report from the JoansvmeD
They replied no-thot meeting and the resolutions then
passed were fnai
Mr. Marshall moved the consideration separs-ev os
article.
In reference to the first resolution Mr. Marshall movss
that Composor. could NOT receive less than Tire, cent,
advance on reprint and manuscript and in so doing no %
contrary TO bis convictions OF Justice for he thought @
cents advance on manuscript little enough
Mr. Davis observed that h. not surprised al the Pm
povers Directing to the scale but he surprised at the
bichanded tyranny which they had shown in the resou
tions before them lie considered the Employees had i'm
suited the Printers by such Many Publishers
were interested in keeping book work in New York and
even if il were removed the should 90 with it, whers
the prices Of rents and provisions would be less burden
some than here He had always been opposed TO ,tik
ing" but fthev stood firm, they in a position 10
force their demands.
The first and second reo'utious were rejected unani
mouslv and the third laid on the table
Mr.. Marshall moved the taking up the Scale Of Prices
adopted at the citing in Tammany Hail. April ih
for reconsideration Art taken up and with light
alteration adopted Art. 9 on common matter manu.
scrpt from Pea to Agate reduced from 80 to % cents
per OoO ems. AT. %, demanding sl2 per week for
day work, was reduced to Sill.
Art was amended by an addition of cents per 1000
ems to all the extras on all foreign manuscripts
Mr. Marshall proposed that the Scaeof Prices so far as
adopted be actd and go into operation on Monday
morning, May ID Applause.
Mr. Bailey said there items in the Scale for
which he was not inclined to strike he did not think the
extras could be sustained they had strike he wished
the matter to be simplifed much possible and he
would therefore offer few resolutions covering the ground
on which to strike.
Resoir,d Thst opinion of this non the ee
all the psces Of life nS IN the absence Of any
Increase ofcompenssion in every department Of labor
Scale as edns fair equitable on, labor
Resored further consideration Scale Price.
concate employers consistent with
hereby the said Scale
vance ordinary composition of three GOO ems
work, Of 81 per week. also, press work
three cents token.
Resred Th-t all regulated by each
office between employers and employed And further,
spectfy oty Book and job Employers that the
the terms conditions upon which shall hereafter work.
Amendment on the third resolution that the extras BE-
claimed according to the scale" The resolutions
then adopted by a large majority
The motion of Mr.. Marshall, specifying the time when
the Scale shall 90 into operation adopted by genera
reclamation
Committee then appointed to be in attendancea
Tammany Hall on Monday morning next to hear The re-
ports from the various Offices
The meeting then adjourned.
yers at Montgomery Hail. Princest last evening TO draw
up and sign petition TO the Common Council to direct
those in their employ to pay the PAYERS 81 day for Their
work Patrick Taggart of WILLIAMSBURG was called 70
the chair and petition was drawn up AMI signed by
large number of persons. committee was empowered
to call meeting after the action of the Common Cound
has occurred.
The AMERICAN ART-UEIOs ISyEsrGArIoS-IheC on'
mittee appointed by the Legislature to rvestigas no
charges made against the American Art Union, met yeHs
day. soon after 3 O'Clock Z. NJ The Chairman, Mr. DID,