New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
THE IRON 1TOLDEEs.
RcassembIing OF the Convention-Rc Rcseta.
tious, &c,

tions, &c
The Convention of the Iron.Molders' Pro
tectyc Union reassembled on Saturday morning at
o'clock. in Tammany Hall-Mr. w. H. Silvis. prest
dent. in tho Chair.
After the reading Of Fridays minutes. and the
transaction OF business.
The following resolutions were adopted:
That in the opinion of this Convention co5pers.
ton the tIae and most practical for the elevation Of
condition men, aud the only manner in which
the fall profits Of bor and this body deems the
duty this and all other organized trades throughout the
,n and ssi. in the formation OF cooperative
esE0hmen Rot only for the OF Eeapng tae prohs
OF wha, they bn also TO pat in practise the anuc
turing of stoves hoowve, and machinery castings Of all
kinds.
Rssorsi That where there ere number Of Union men
Whose capital insufficient TO engage In said business We
recommend they enlist their interest of capital the
premises, making point to enlist such dealers IN the
article, to be manufactured BY said asociaon a, the same
time they should themselves against fraud Of kad
by allowing the work be devoaTed BY the strong oy
laws and regustious for their protection
The following resolution was adopted
Resored That the law Of the l. NJ l. U with reference 10
the 9aaf Of members being in several instances vs-
Lated II shall be hereafter strictly enforced.
The following laid the table until Friday next:
Rcsored That this Union do recommend general observ-
9Th July 1882 the anniversary Of Organizations
resolution recommending the abolition of working
time extra hours. except In case cf accidents
for which time expended double pay shall be charged.
was referred TO committee.
After the transaction OF some other business OF
minor importance. the Convention adjourned TO
o'clock p III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention again met at o'clock, pur-
suant to adjournment. The Committee Claims
reported substantially as follows;
10 the officer, and Member o. ise b0E- Msers i'Ha'Hn
IniOs: .
Your Committee to whom referred several claims Of
subordinate Unions would respectfully report as oiows;
Fir In regerd 10 the petition OF Union No 81 OF perois
Michigan In favor Of paying sai Mon tnr san o
$3.50 being noIey expended by them IA the late "Ae otceo
upon them by tie associated employers 0. VA n ~ 80
purpose OF breaking mp their tnion we are y & q,
of granting the request and also RECOMMENDS ' VOC o
thanks b. and Is hereby rendered to sad omJn y e e
Of this Convention, fer the dat .shs,S
factory manner in which thcy e'"1u''' '' '@S''s'.~
strike. - ~ =. ,,,
Srond In regard to the petition Of Ho ls OF Baltimore.
., ebt bonorsby and untyoil ably contract ed in
G var ,gal on account of the expressed purpose of tho
hoss.. Of ,ad city break tho ronModf. Union Of thst
narc bv refusing hire or keep unionn In ther shors
h All was trst contracted 6y borrowing 100 from the
pinys, Union of Baltimore 500 from tie :. &. IA. w.
Naer., Union. No. -, OF Phadephi; and. $50 for the
rent aud 33 due by the suspended union making In tee
sg-resatr, S23l
nee locking the fac, Of the great contest be-
tween said Uon and their bosses ao tho fact chat the
union compelled 20 borrow for the carrying on OF
said ISSUE and also in view the great which began
that yearwhch circumstances drove the said organization
to dssoutiondo, Therefore to the conclusion 10 re-
pcr, In favor of the said petition OF said union end that eyo
credited by the ronOders International Union, with the
OF ?3 that being full asked Os the reti-
ton Adopted
signed. JoHy x. Burke, sAaurL J. wIseAx, Jous A.
CrRRAS.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rsolred That Convention take the sepe
full report Of tho financial afs Of the National cnoe
during tho time Mr. NJ Vanstns ec,ed a. President and
Some other business Of no public importance vas
after which the Convention a. Jurned 10
meet tod at Early Closing Hall, tho liau OF lam
many being engaged by tho Columbian Order.