, 1864-04-27
the LABOR MovEAEHT.
Haas Meeting Of Trades ruians at BFyaa Hail.
ACenerai Trades CBies Ressssed Oh
Etabllshnent 0fa ftWsp7-
pcrBecommended.

yrfr nf f1a r3t rnot TN
different mn lat even,,~ Tho ,n,.,ast
meeting al o15aa nan .1s. Nv !nteiess
fell In Tue present os!Teen Capital and
The cs,erva,d d the aud,ttr nm were denselvcrow;e1
The fnIloySing vcre among tbe Socie1jes r.nresest
ed Chicsro Typoeraphlcsl Union. Gerran Tyno- I
Gaphical. Union, Ship Carpenters and CauIfers,
Biacksmiths' Union, Coopeis' Union. Hatters'
Union. Iron Mouldcrs' Inioc, Stone Cutters
Union. CordwaIuers' Union. Bakers Uulon. Con-
feciioners' Union. NaluestmaEers' Union, Tin |
r. eaoe oaon ss e1ed to o;aos and George
Hazitt nonias,ed as Chairman. Tho Preriden,s |
Of The different Trades Unons represented IN the |
The meeting, Mr. Andrews, Of the Journal was |
choscn Sec1etasy. -
length e1nlsinine he objects Tor Which tho work-
men OF Chicago were assembled, and the principles
WHICH. IN hie oplpion, should distinguish iii At
coueiusion Of bis address,, be called ont ex-Goy:
ctnor McComas.
E. ". McConlas addressed the audience upon the
for its protection The eI-GoEernor's effort was
lcndiy bpEapded.
The following WAS then read By the Secretary and
adopted without division:
Reso*red, That committee. consisting of one
from cath Union and Association here represented.
be ~ me r,t Of she1
oresri zation, and report at this meeting,
Pending the report Of this committee. letters
eqenr nabT To- be- nSesen 6u
cordially ey1upsthlxing with the WORKING men In
Ion. Geo. G. Bates md q. Il. Witlsrd fSiIing to
1esnond tn ca1!s fnr re1nersa Mr. Case uf The
Mouiders Union addressed the meeting, explaining
the nefpsxity of nn,un fhnt the metiauics of Chi
easo e neht hsTe III show how ior iust comDensaton
for fhcir iahors.
| C. H. Willard was again called and this time re-
able spirit the rrueci of forming Gcacral Trades
| Union, Mr. Wizards remarks were well received.
norted the following preamble End resolutions:
| WHt1EAs, Many 0l the employ ing capitalists Of
cur CIV have combined to:esher tnr the purpose OF
rreittiEg the iuft demands Of their employees, and
| their wages, -wlte they are exnctinE from their
employees IN I'd rance OF from Z. to 10J per cent
| ' WnEEkas. Man1 Of those capitalists have ex-
presatd determination 10 resist these demands to
the bitter end AMI force their workman TO thetF ar
hifrarv terms hy clotiuc their places of buetness
mil starvation ssall starc their families in the
lace and force tlem to condition Of ab1ect serri.
tni;e. @ II Therefore. be It
Aa9 Ees'1Sd Tint We the mechanics Of tho clsy Of
scsinsi the cucroacnmcnts OF arbitrary Capitalists
| ard for The e1cyatiun of honest iudaatry deem it
sdvitab1s tias We ierm Gene:a, Tsades Union, to
he rnmpose1 al Delegates from The different su6or-
linale Unions here Represented to meet Tor per
,n*nsnt nr,sn;~ation m Tuesday the sd OF Nav NJ
sncf niscc A. NAV hercafter be dete7,ninei upon.
Eexo'red Thst commit,ee OF three be appoint-
Cd oy ine Gha5Man r. A. OF ts meeng e e tbe
sn ,aa ~ 'os a,d ~ ,e na.tx i,e prc.dent Of
eaee et'ne Tnon ano AsSo'1''oa u ''= p''' "a '''-
HceotTf1 That The local difficulties existing be.
tween e he yal,ons T unons @ and Assocaations here
-enresented ard their cmn,overs be not here dis
/ cnstea. hui thu. theso grievances be submitted
Rn;'ea e That esr, nr,sa,fzstIoo eiestnc dele
cates 10 lie General T.Sdes Union levy reT capi.
t,1 of Is cents On IL members los re pasposl
o1 Gea1nE 5unu ioF 1oe ios-1aao1 " @3'o 'VosAA
, | 4AAQCE bAlHAs
d,nste inion md Iseociation tcrc Represented b.
9 the aplostiuumrut OF representation at the drsi
session Of such Trades Union ana AZ soon as snct
:. Organization - effected, Inc deecates tnete y.
= eembttd DECIDE upon the basis OF repsesentanot
u for permanent cfcanization. ,-,
These resolutions were unsninons1J adopted. .
e The TsaloTs rrs,ernai Union, Moore, Of the Coop
ID The Secretary then read the following:
~ Union neceseltatct some public Medium thfo9si
which ul and free interchange Of thought ana cor
Ing mau iaborine tn Ills own sphere can receive th
beSers N e.s branch Of sFds 4. pd dho,,,, ,,.s.
can l,e incalcuiatly advanced BY the p9blicauon o
daily Newspaper in their interest aud 1ntsr shel
r, Il i The eeci.i I1 scale: Therefore be It
10 Exeo1ted, A. the eente OF this mass meetins
r. tlat i; be recommended to the various Trades u
II that every Union represented here tonight BE-
vfte 10 AXE It least one share in the capital stool
sIP; sose p;p*F 4,, ,,,sot,ou book. b. opened i'm
r. r. These resolutions were adopted, but no sctio
assiop eaksR 10 she shu neesn. ses 's sonlned ~
e.s.se sas.a1Iests5a, sa5
q Of the Theological Seminary was continued 1t th
= Washington and Reuben streets. The ezamlnatio
!, h- p,,tc..o, HsSen .rd hat ~ uon,;,,ti.
: by Professor Fiske. During the moEnine be =
nual meeting q the 4oard OF directors va aa
Il sSe FIT saa al cbn1h
washington snd Gsesn streets 70 hesr r. 81 @ aa1!
!, delivered to the Ladies, Commitfee, pS Kev. Ges
:. r. Aaeonh fste'cent OF lows Col!eee. 1he n1ee1
II ing WIS commcnccd By receiving the report o. th
l. Ladies, Committee Of the Assoc11don. This Co9
ago to cooperate with the friends in collectln.
funds fur the education oa young men ior the mir
q ittTy co,t,-s IN .he,, -snor+ ,.n.nt N. ,,,tb
d. shown BY, ministers Of Congregational cnulr1e
= towards iho ehect thsJ bud H. view, Dusi1 M,
OF 3: out Of tie s16 Congregational churches IN ~
'p nole, from one in Michigan, one in Iowa and sc
from Wisconsin; They also lsnont the want Q!
e!etem, and desire that autaddeess be deliveries
Z which would not only benefit tne actual nearer
ty hut great mass Of the public ?esades as IT eoa
n ee published ailsE aeiass IN tae pnmrne. 'o, =
l. -.fA..
nr reverend .ectnsef Somncncea MS aodiess. ! =
stated 'hat he nad eaosen @ .Gs ~ sa = "a
E nv =" and thou9h they were cenerallF used in
TO ry,i 1nnnnrr he tonFd 10 show his hearers II
OF 1rnnr3etx n nsnr thrm alsn in snlrftuli mai
o. nss I6n BE- denand vas = taG sreas neea ,of yoa.
m men to aA the pulPts q me gs'ak Nor!o"esl. ~
OF tnls Nust ~ tMEpdgu Ep! =! sSsn ans.lleuT III
se = ths Gneaeo e IT aaeos9sea1 's o, r. Ns. -
n NottEEeff must n9t re!y upon 1ne NeM En =
I'll lard States 10 meet The increasing demand 70. y
East csn Tot snPpss i1s oMn Want, tne'e 9e a =
present time elsFe1 yaSant pnaplss IN New o q;
OF a!one The baptls5 ministry Ios example, N 4
ma sfnrts IT,; cannot nearly meet lie esl for mi
,e istE5s, snd they hate ionaoed msny eoneges. =,
nd The lectn5er ne11 snoEea me greaI nGeo -! y
he Wen thc sennasy W was sstsblishsa the sen
ed At t1 f,ts on e nSe hondIea sou
az he1e aIe I
er etst1,, 1n,1,tsr Th.@e - o.rs,sr nonn,aison
7ss thasa wv c1,,nonoeashs 9t.nn the,e Eas IN
ing nse,c ni iYnion len hnnre, had 70 sunnT It
TED nncht shrr mi 1hrrffre Of 1hr weef In be s1
gel sns,ciring IN tis mafter.
N r.o4tsaGr X Msronn nrnrcd ,stb creat cleayne
10y that The supply has bo no mems Increased with
IT, dcrrd r. iSI there were IN thr Sts1es he r,re
T. Z ouely 1ocutioncd 43 churches and only 40 min
nj tcfs, actually connected with them: four ye1ss
ter, Tue cau1enea had increased 10 Cyl h9i 1he n
t q{re. g n1d f ~ sront. @ ortha To
yes reaIlr iinr theua Durinr the jast ten wears
ION, churches Inye doub1ed hnt the ministcte ye OF
ad. incfrnt ed f,y ptr cep During thc last few We,
ow- where there has been an addition of one hnndr
.1. Ell sixteen preachers.
afe. TIE reverend gentleman Continued his addrs
IT. IT. which Va listened to throagheu. With the M
,,e3 g icnGll, and In an eloquent aud logical msnr
aea tresed the subject IN hand, convincing his hear
s"n that as the demand for men iac1cssed. il waat
!. - | thar Srnuf