New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

MISSOURI AND MCHiGAN-IAboI, ELsEWIIEId''
Twcnty-Ive disciples of Faust ffom the most eX"
perenocd and ssiful OF the JouIn smen PRINTERS " 'o
49, will ,dpen q Cooperative Book and job Printing
o,,ee this ~,ornng the third floor of No. lc6 Na'
=, ,orperef Beelman The young gentlemen VINO nave
tbns $500 lated to sen their labor directly to the pun'
frst tle6ged therselve TO each other m Oc""ci ,
10 nay INTO the hands 81 their Treasurer = ~
mhuiffe common fund should warrant the pGIrSSr -
yaata5als for large and NelEappon'' a. tt,,yy omen
sl.eshnrs before ucxt Autumn, but the strikes " ~.
sprihg having turned the eyes o ~o 90 , Iho rroblc
sbc cCtVevc printer felt that their oploI ny f J
TCme and therefore, prior To te 'ol ~" tp,r unuey
utich tlSv had contemplated, they drew lh'u nuiicy
from bank, bought such machinery or" sovoroLo
seld :" It lease Of suitable Office in the heart Of the
fItys jraaie, aud are rady 10 GO'' c MIN Win nm
Ssi 5jta Of s. 0O0-the shaEcs being $500 eacland
.avG on wanana hut these modest figures
by no means truly represent the means which are at tne
of moucycd men has offered ts name TO the amount
Of 5000 IT, in T5 any H .aSrson ' Differed
by Board OF Managers consisting 81 VT j. i. JAYS
Nelson W Young secrealN ana lrSlsuIS "Lu ,,
vincent. Under these gentlemen, @lr 1hSVorc = ,"'L
>D.Luc manager Of the Cooperative office, and Mr. John
wood, also 81 NJ sltts viii be MS assistant me cop
sy ilt LIZ las @r Int bc seriously ic y the pro
rrietors Of The newspapers aud hook printing Offices
where they are respectively employed 1fcir nIs' l"n
sti'ntiau and bylaws of the Wolkugmcns Union This
enre Is Ia he aovoncd hy the scale Of prices tNcd 10y
{G cmTly no inferior mem so week FOR day voiR. ana
70 cents an hour al night II Will bid for "a, printing u
nPon soG06 income tierclrom annually, and perhaps
SCoO more from NorRiuelncH Soci,lcs eS, nm NTH
The JouLCy mcn printers OF A.oahl NY oI Hiii~i'. W.,
view 10 establishing cooperative prntinsofhcc ihcit
81 take the state printing nom me H"iS Vi Sc'"'V'S
who never PAW a comprehensive
woEkI>cNLNS MEETINGS On SATURDAY NthING.
1nI mel Al Nr john W farmers Institute
and discussed various propositions ior bringing the sub
e. g. NJ .r, Of he United states Mr. Albert Aue
ham the Secretary reported TIE number 81 hohoelS az
The sash and Blind Makers Society voted on saturday
evening. extend formal invitation To ail persons VINO
rsay De employ al in the business 10 JON them IN dtnand
bs, IulN ie.J f6.ir ISiIjmeuc-s 10 con
eeGe the advance, while n other employers VIII add 80
cents day to tie wages OF their Wokmcni others VIII
A special uectiug ~ the joumcymcn bakers OF New
YorR was held M Putnam Hail. Tie purpose henS T."
thoroughly organize the body on substantial basis MI
isae Hunter Vas in The chair An address was delivered
Ny Mr.. George II. BasSctt, IN which Lc cont>''a the
wages of the bakers ln ~ tne prca ESi'iCl V"u IN
tries proving by facts and figures lat the lIaut j. ih
he sad, the WAGES iol JoHilt!Mch gre = 40 80 PuI
woek; Prussia, $ 10 > Austria - TO 30 ~
Constitution embracing stringent mr'saifS 10, uie
government 81 the Organization, W> read ana adopted
.,su iiod ttnrgln,t n il Intended Ia send delcga-
lion to every shop where who have not attended
Nectings With the view Of explaining the objects oi Tie
Union aud prevailing upOu them 10 Join forthwith.
AT the meeting of the United Der'ic6mco IT was re-
ported that strike for aGvanc OF - cents day,
bnuens the wages upto s. has 3tresulted ds>r"isy'
hat lhat the price j. not yet paid by all employers
TIE sahemer who are in the employ oi ne cl'l ';il.
way companies assembled on saturday evening ~ tne
Nineteenth Ward Han, and committee was appointed 20
wait uGn me eolP@dfs anu 1SS an t bin ", o,i
WITH, il the intention of the men 10 strike In body
The abGrers who are cu strike for s. day manifest no
disposition rotum to their work at the prices which
edibccs ~ the Nineteenth and Jwepy-scc WARDS
The CarIr1tcrS Intelligence onicc at No PC, Howely
ye Cren and ATTENDED by one iePesenaSe q" eecn 81
wanted there To take job, al - a day.
THE uCT-ToUR LAW ~ ILLINOIS.
On Wednesday last the workiucncn 81 Chicago SnlirG-
Sd, Quincy. Peoria. Aurora. and other cities and towns
IL Illinois quit their workshops and paraded me streets
nearly tn pledged themselves to insist hereafter,
upon "eght hours for work, eight hours Tor sleep and
law which TOOK ccct on that day, and whose pasSae
's i, ys'S9'Se e % M of Nav 49, s ca Of f
htV'e De rsn, and ne setting oitt & u al mechanical ag
IN h eryHeu'' shan constitute and he ,sea day. work
THIS A., @1 arl saec, labor or ','
asa as he So. re and u n ans sslse be bid to o.
Legislature Of Illinois passed an act against conDna
sfc any person, hal by threat intimidation q
s.sse,. on lnv Tenn, liar he 5 see IL; such person,
e. isr lS q si 90. by s,ag aae fa . % o
Sc hsy shall combine for fh prrpo,e Of le-
Jn'Ig he owner o. r",,~.i 81 W"lt' ." ID, h W @ .' m',g
Tss svy person or pcpr. being employed by e
ipD pei lsnols offending ' be deemed @ ci a,i-ns ne"
40 ca COW hereof . be ar 10 any sno 40, exceeding *'o
The demonstration oi the wOlknemen OF Chicago fully
most enthusiastic friends Of the Esht-HouI movement
could have desired The grand procession, which was in
ecu T. Turchiu embraced Mayor Iace, the Hon 4 J.
Euykouda aud more than 1000 mechanics and iahorers
al tue city. each guild bcaung appropriate banner, or
walking beside eublC nHcally decorated and mounted
Veb,ir NE Plight IoIr Executive Committee attiied
n BLACK, acted e., an escort 10 M Honor Mayor Rice
The StOnccuttcrS' Union had three trucks. with opera
iiyes cutting ornamental masonry The Ironluoders'
Unions truck was drawn by eight noble horses. and
1aHed at work iu the finer branches O TOnmOldng
ne ShipcarpeIcrs and Caukers' Union had fulIggcd
chip and Wlbodt, with busy wOTkmeu thereon. The
Steam and Ga>Fters Union bore handsomely deco
rated gas chandelier, the MIrbleC Cutters Union
Der Of marble statues, 1heir own handlWUk; the Tan
and Curriers' IHou kIskn IN lieu " the ordinary
elk banner; the Milestone Cutters TWO uiilstonts. Al
rived, after marching four hours, AZ PgIkplIce, Mich
ig-aye; the orators oi the day took Of the three
nlhunes which had been erected Tor the occasion and
sitter letters had been read IRON The President OF tue
United States the Hon. Thomas G. Fletcher. Governor Of
missouri, the Hon X j. OgieSby Governor OF ILLINOIS,
she Hon O.. J.. Morton and others, the Hon. j. Rice
Mayor OF Chicago was introduced and spoke, advising
issad in books that the interests Of capital aud
labor mutual do not believe it, believe that they
the highest price FOR his labor. The capitalist that
labor performed al the lowest possible The strength
~ the IabOIcr m The multitude OF his cOwOrkers The
strength Of the capitalist T. in the capital that gov
trnld by himself is powers always the one which is
After addresses had been made by other gentlemen Nr
\. g. Cameron introduced and The uuaui-
mousy duuleu ltdbnt ana resolutions iecltIhS me
worknemens version Of The situation asserting hat
their position and desire have been grossly msrcpIe
sened and resolving that they will maintain II all
hazards the principle that eight hours shall constitute
question Of OF secondary Importance and that
Ibey have proposed demand ten hours pay for
rHr EIcHrnorR RIOT.
ON THURSDAY says The Ch"dgo I'tbe"c the work 81
few heartlcss denaeOgucs and unprncplcd newspapers
illuminated IN mot or rather series 81 lios ~ which