The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04
The Lnborers, strike.

The Ave Lapores' Union Benevolent Societies Of the
city, whose members receiving 81 SO per day
struck Wednesday last for advance Of nifty cents.
The number the strikers about two thousand
made al meeting Of tie Third District Union held at
the Nineteenth Ward Hotel, Fifty third street, last
night appears tina, ihrtyfoar OF the s,xynve bosses
cheerfuly consented TO S. day for the present.
and took their old hands on again. Fully one-haf OF
the strikers again at work land the nthsss arc sanguns
u tho meeting las. night decidedly opposed 10 any
compounds AZ q less rate than ~ per day.
Lenssheremcn's Union Protective Society.
meeting OF the Longsboremen's Union Protective
Society, No held last evening ~ the Shakespeare
Hotel, in William street. Tho purpose Of tho meeting
was tho election of corps of officers six months
ensuing. The hall, capable OF holding three hundred
persons, crowded 70 reple.Ion Having completed
the regular order Of businessthe following candidates
were baloted By the members present and eeced:
President, John Kane; Vice President, Michael Haley;
Recording secretary, Charles Smith; Asssant Record
ing Secretary, Patrick Toomey Financial Secretary,
Christian Scow Assistant Financial Secretary James
Haley; Treasurer John Drsco The election concluded,
the meeting was adjourned.
The German Worixngmcn's Organixations.
Tho General German workingmen's Association has
takon steps 70 organize a Central commtte Of German
workngmen, whose object shall DO 10 take Of the
interests Of workingmen in general The various trade
organizations have been called upon TO join this
mont, The main object the organization Of product
i've associations the adjustment OF differences about
wages and 70 do away with the system OF strikes which
generally injurious 70 each party inerestedthc en-
ployer and the employed
Workingmcn's Union.
regular monthly meeting OF this organization was
hold last evening Early Closing Hall jobs Ennis,
President presided Fifteen trades unions repre-
ssnted The committee appointed At the last meeting
consider the subject Of publishing daily paper In
interest Of the labor movement reported progress
and asked extension Of time Reports were received
from the Carpenters Union. stating that while their
Increased wages; from the New York Practical House
Painters the eject that they have decided 70 strike
were working for lower wages and from he TaiIors
that their strike was over, the mon having
sr.s demanded. Upon the snSjocs q adopting 80
word by OF which all members Of trade Organxa-
ons ~ the srs r Sn ssa %sn
under discussion nj the last meeting and refsred 70 the
trades Unions some delegates reported favoraoly and
while others again proposed 70 substitute card b
exhibited on demand OF society man, known 70 BE-
msnd Il was stated thar the matter Of password W.
intended apply only the building trsdss; VINO Only
ovor Without any conclusive action being taken. A
lively discussion had IN reference 70 Governor Fen.
20 ssv s - h.% pledged himself csors election :
sign such . bill, which resulted IN the passage Of
resolution that that the Corresponding Secretary b.
considsrabIs discussion upon me couducs q Justice
psrss tsiors recently on strike in shop In thu cisy
and arrested and brought before him, " which the para
meroas puns made upon his name IN cossscsoS there
WITH committee q Ave vas appointed 70 Inquire inse
he =: :.s e p: s 6 Ss p:
Yorklnsmsn Of the csy that they might govern thsn-
ssyss accordingly when an oppossunsy offered q he
Ter Of exhibiting cards which over for dscusaon
after which the meeting adjourned.