New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
meeting ard received to resis. the De lands o: the

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laid ftwI. Bo'h pnIne- are COZ hden, OF victory.
The ussters Anticipate abundant labor from tie PRIV
II CO, witch the men say they csunot ge'. Inc
opeYhnves Cd the oher hand expect g.uera support
from all tie trades brougb out the king dom sod Doart
tbst they can iemsin strike for Elk weebs, Upon
thei! without calling fo a-si taoce from
then froI other sccieiies The gas companies
like has oeAset.
Fro~ The Len1cn Ti,se,, Aug s.
IL viii have bett gathered from tue statement 10
The inns Cf yesterday thai this m0venel', which
ba. sudd.Lly ersuHed such coiosa! proportions and
which noa enertsses a large amount Of public aten-
ton, " by resn- Of rec,ut growth. 10 zoe shape
enAhei The reduction q the bCus Of lsbIr has Tor
yess beer sgitaeo FOR at Interval AID the Coufe1ers-
,cp e TIE Building Trades AZ now established Tor the
tpeca purpose Of gaming the lie hours has been 10
existence ~ mcbtti IL the lagne there are said TO
lie upssd u % eco sbi led aIiizaus, and by r.sOlu
NJ ni,.G a. three weeks sgo, tre lsbcrers are no
admitted a. Gu btre. Tue business of the soc-ty is
col Quoted ~ committee If -, consisting IT seven
DELE gates contr buted by each Of the five trades, and
seyel ruIi the ablr@Is. lie operations embrace err
Gle OF few uil.s Only aroand the metropolis, such
t.wps Croydon lot beiIg iLcoded vi hln II. sc'pe
Tie trade sCt however extend their "a ihc al ms
al the country. May Of them are 10 CO bpar-
niivty fouistDg condition. aud II Il uuders' Goa thst
they will support tber metropolitan brethren both with
tLtI money hIo teen sympathy.
As the bboiers have nrittd with the trafesmen IN
this movement, en1 as their work il dependent upon
AID subsd AIRY TO tLa' Of the arts it follows hs' tee
houIs If labor IL reduced nj all, must be reduced con
cuutpiiy To both branches. IL II presumed that q
hague c.r ard def, prive has been entered toto
betSetL the sgns and the abOrers, and that If the
tCIueT cary The poLt, they will assist The I.et 10
achieving the 81 iect. The matters are par'icu
lal, xous tibet II stUad be uuder-ood tust they do
LOT require signature to sLy ocument but the pro-
position which iLey have put forth IN their notice OF
the 80 Lst Is unfortunately diet 4stefu 70 the men
even than signing the obnoxious " docnr emit BY
THIS propts ,nu d check Gle engagement book,
with cpplicsie successive numbers, to be kept by
tine foreman person 10y ~nou the 1ofknen or estio-
lsbneD's ssgcd and the men are TO pledge their
wuios Rot 10 beiUpg 70 any society which iLterieres
vi ,Ldvi ua traie arrangements The men regard
tbir pfopUseo sy,teIu Of lck,tIDg aad numbering a
Insulting aid cegfeoipg They crate that with the or
ganiza; OIL possessed by the matters they sil know
The bi-GIy aud aLteceens Of every man, why be eit
h's aie poy -ni, snd al about hiU. II man Is
dim rscd by cro'chety tyrauolcal foreman, they
apprehend That b.-ck mark will be set against his
sne; ilat her be apples for situation he all be
ssked ior lis tck-i BGn Der :bot tue master will
then Ia he Central Association 10 ascertain what
is known OBJ u puuer aLd aud if &c has quit
ted his lat player t'r alleged jmpcrfnerc oa.ten-
or anything of that DESCRIPTION" for dem tniing
biz III hts the say-it will he imposs 5e for
fr him to Obtain work ogsiu 10 the yard vt auy metro
IoitOp builder The Ser 70 this ingenious argument
Is that the humber which ally man receives wil not
pertain 10 hu forever but that IL ons lasts while he
aims in the empo,meL II is lot ant cpa ed
that the men vii keep thsss numbers for day
they mey light heiI pipes with them, and no objection
will be mace. To suppose therefore, that upon man
seeking eIg r. ent he e,il be asked for his
Inn'er or thai lie cau be Identified uuder auy number
by the CeLra! Association, IL cmera OF the widest
GescIipii'D.
srda the question of bterrferine with the free
Will e men in taking ary work they please, the work
Cd ADMIT that wbeu there IL turnout al auy partlc
mar iuh, thai j,b i. picktted. Toe masters say
TIA, toe pockets resort to oil manner Of W. ust able
ptc,ifcs 10 Get thir object e preventing men gJlUg
t. wok for establishment where st'lke is on. To-
tiuio sor they aliegc is sometimes hal 10
IL dev.c G tho GOs n
d. ubk is frequently pTaCsed. The Society men on the
other band, 0f fine the DUTY OF tue pckcs to be to e1-
plain the stsnces e" tue strike 10 reason wthtne
man vho j. dbcu t. offer his services 10 the TAB '-d
EMPLOYER sId TO use uortl suasCI oJly. After hia,
sRy they the man likes to go 10 WORK he IL at liberty
to do So and ibeDceforward he is never interteref
with. Which Of these statements Is the more correct
these who have had to deal with pckets VIII have
Irtie dn,cuny determining. fo-shiy there If Ger
tain amount OF truth about boh Of then tue conduct
OF the pi kets varying DO ooubt according 10 the CIR
ennftaDCes of each particular case.
Yesterday ing Of the Committee OF the Central
Association of Employers WAS held at the freema'ons
Taycrr when great deal OF correspondence was reid
bv the Secretary. The most perfect Immunity marked
the ,oings the uecetriy Of rmIess IN the pres
eft urcuie ia sisted 90, anc all J"ited 10 express
irg her readiness and ability TO bold on for consd'
eiabe time. Several letters also were read from large
masters in tire North, sta'i that work was scsrce 10
CERTAIN DISTRICTS aud Offering 10 send up men 10 tie
assistance of the LoDd' Il trns. The difference Of
wages between tOwp ard couniry-5s. ti. day III the
former hEd H. ID tue dlttf- IS fhu W oc ru'o' n
dncement to bring .irong force Of men from the prov.
inces Il they should be re CURED. The London men,
however regard this us d ssnguiIe view winch WILL
not be realized.
Among the large and important works in London
and the vicinity the progress OF which VIII BE- etafJed
more or less by the present movement, may be men-
TONED the Patriotic Asylum at WaId.~orth the ne
wing to the House Of Correction at Nsnds~orth the
CluIch in Bad~ns Gardens, the Artillery Barracks,
ard puu erous Governmental works at Depttord and
Woolwlch on which at present between 3,Ho and
4,C01 men are employed the G'enadier Guards Bar
racks in Rochester row. cODsitrtb atcrson- 10 the
Bslk of Eng and stdl heavy works at the Houses OF
Ps,lsnent the Westninster Palace Hotel, the Middle
Ten pie Library, and large warehouses IL Newt Annon
street ard hou. es in different paris Of the metropolis
II is belle we'd that in all these c.fes with the eIcep-
ton the Guards Barracks in Rochester row, an ex-
ter sion Of time has been conceded to the buffers;
while In Mr.. Mayors contract for the westminster
Palace Hotel, aboa, which cool deal OF anxiety was
felt by the public, there Is ~ha, IS called strike
cause which specially inended to provide against
any emergency Of this description.
The defe rmiba,on Of the master buiders, rs e1'
pressed in th. resolutions of the lst inst is to reopen
their works upon the new agreement With the mea;
" as soon as Messrs TrolOpe n Sons have resumed
their works" They do not speak OF watoS I'LL
M.s.rs Tr Hopes yard is full has been erroneou.y
stated but ,niy until that firm resume tAer works
Under this clause, probably, If Msssrs Trolopes
painters for example should return 70 work on Mon
dsy molnlrg in sufficient plumbers to enable them 10
recun IL at branch of their busiuess the other b1d
els might open their doors 70 painters who would 90 IN
upcer the rev agreement; and SO, also, with other
branches of the trades THIS would bo fair ioterPe-
ta,on 10 put upon the clause but are not IN pos
ton 70 gay whether II is which the Central Asso'
citation ale prepared to acop,.