New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

81. ana Tl,us. MONTGOMERY ah-Cs,psr Chaas and "
Fl SS e. E and s Ss:p ~ o.
Fhps nd ovei psey Mt2 Gu nsI,. Ross. Flew.
et- Ks,ien Ps'kIns ard Wa. mccOnksy T~siSaIHelry
D. oBren VIM pnapy Ts ns9a. smith md Go
r BALDWIN Fihsen'u- Bostou and Levi Snsh7d
s,x'e, uthNOt present. seVeieehh- NOV anu
Gu-tavas w. Saith (street commissioner was
called to the chair, and gnsdus Z. Mott Sssaop9in'd
Secretary The Delegates secuted any idea of fushion
with the Douglas and johnson factoo, and appointed
committee TO report resolu ion expressive of their
opnion 10 regard 10 the ter, which 90 nmtee ub-
seoueotly reported resolutions which uoanim usy
adj pred in5orsing the Of the Seoedsrs Convex
ton at Balumore 10 Dominatiag Breckenridge aud
Lane pledgpg he uOited Opposition Of their delegation
seains, fusion ticket, and ts influence TO secare
straigh.out Breckenridge aud Lane Electoral ticket
az sl,o ticket for Sa,e officers 10 be nominated at
tie Syracuse Convection. TIE legation then ad-
journed to meet again az the Voorhees, House in 81
racuss at O'Clock on next Tuesday morning the 7th
NIT.
FkoST BRIcKLAYrRs-A meeting of the Front
Brieklayers was held last evening" at jackson Han,
corne, of Greenwich avenue and Thirteenth street.
AT er the pinues of the last meeting had been re,
and approved he Committee of Five, who had been
ted 10 confer with b)sses reported that all
with whom they bad converted expressed themselves
as emma 70 Protective Unpn and in favor OF che
posi IL taken By the front bricksyem. Ihe Cnau
msp, Stephen Hopper, shea made some empna.c re-
a,Rs in reference 10 the recent manifesto published IN
The papers nv the Protective Union lie sad tnte tna
hody Of troher eehancs bad done all IN their power
to nure the front worSmen, OBJ as YET they hau ac
cou,ll.bed nothing. Not front workman was out OF
emoi6yment and be knew where many more were
wanted On the contrary, he had heard OF many
ronon Orknen who were walking the streets in idle
ness. We are not an aggressive body, but are simply
acting upon the drfensse-we desire To i've ana ios
live Vi bile we have no interest in attempting %
crush out the Protective Union, will resist WITH all
our strength their attempts TO compel us 10 JOIN tnelr
Society and TO make catspaws OF he 10 awe the
bosses. -
An invitation was extended to any and all who
chose to place their upon the roll Several per-
soils embraced the oppor unity, aud affixed their sigma
lures TO the resolutions already publisheu various
front wOrkmcn expressed their views In regard 10 he
poson they Occupl aud declared their determination
thew could not get work rather than yield to the So
ciety. IL was to hold meetings once IN two
weeks on Wednesday evenings, at the same place. A
colecioa was then taken up, after which the meeting
adjourned.
STREET DEPARTMEST.-PrOposals for four jobs of
street work were opened yesterday, and sned as
follows:
For regulating and grading Fifty sixth street. from Fourth to
Firth 10, cubic ads rock excavation at ~ ents per
Sept-o John hodgi 5; bids For regulating grading
foit. IRON Fir.t to Third sg.nue2Sco1 cubic
sIlow ed one ourh the pce rocky III per yard
george Wbts bids. For soggiug se in Thirty iath
Six and ayenue6 IO square iort OF
hsgline at 10 c.n pr footo Jeremiah MooIe bids
tagging ggng sidewalks the s-tery SIDE OF fth
avenue ao the noLtry sde Of Twenty hh street, ia front of
Madison aose-l5l0 square ieet Of ggDg 10 cents
per square foot and 1900 OF old, at u cents to Jacob