New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

MASS MEETING or JOURNEYMEN TNLoBs. -
The oureymen tailOrs Of this city and Brooklyn filled
the Geaaga Rooms st gyeng ana ma We're .rl 2ITfsstT %
4y Mr.. jacob M9rslad, me ctalhah anu iJ 80 ,i,D
tGcker, Lewis Rupp, William C9srmnah John Ieon"iu
tohel Crsyc and others and the following resolutions
wore un9ninously adoptedf ftr al, men working
at on trade belong TO he orgAraon Of the SAME for tie simple
~sfseS TS ,s Tlaf e a te c strikes calculated ai
N'Ese E ~ in.fSt That S as al orgo viii proceeding.
- the iuieIe We have done n ne ls, t, M 10 f @
eonnested SIN GpI 1s anu ana, nI 1 E 1 o G En- ,sr roVer
feaeitog si worA9faen & and , ylie ''lt ' ' " " ' I'
Resd Tla oat hs o,e reso.,o4s ra'' gully
Sus have ivite emps This nps that Hh ttoI o%n,
Vsn W may easJTce an sIae coud m 'he constitution e Inter
sSoBsi io n our trade d hat -e principle o ebat"u as
sONstae tie future o ae oou' 'y Of sists " at present
Mr. Worstaat arrcd every tailor to Gecome mcluhcr
Of The TaiOrs Society Cic first measure toward ne
prevention o any luinIe m s1sp O 's 5Ir HIM Leonard
.7poke az some length upon he adNahl2E' ol t'Ht"s
n,n ana said chat any hundcad men WITH 5urlts Of
IeT(hemselves Independent OF Ller lfes,i 'hPoaoiS
SIR lewis Rupp IepaSko4 mar ~ A l'oIs . ,1.G E'ig id
hendS the Interests of ths tede mas mcsI2s W"HH l
not have been lcees-aE, N5 N.s is The
hour in which 10 eNtr,9' "MYs-',eL ~ biiN btin, COM
a" PU eUa the arbitration Wlch t-ay rccOma-end
aie but legitimate results Of ne iu.h ,i'u @
sdSn az every one Of compielen0 'ht ul9, ""
shall be pr, pared for that grand solution q" le y oCI
kco when the co6ccraiy I've building schenc "as Digo
u England was no. g. G l; & y i yyEicb yte
erected by woIkngnens b>iaEg "Ssoelat, % t " tor
pwned by i1Dolng men O1 tug cS Vi building aSso
Stations aud or best GUARANTY against future 2itelnpls
ve e eea@ee ae G6 G9' 6a ag si Pen iaoie with c@each @
will cooperative shop ana SaeslOo 4louFslu e
largest clothing warehouse ID BioaoNa! "i'l III Ic I3u
a twevemonih viii close lhe doors u That estap4sh
Snent But whether in building ASSOCIATIONS or ~ co0le-
epd remember only that the employer who would crush
II frslnan or German. would quite as soon crush ah
EnSsmSn or an American Within Is hours the Messrs
Brooks Brothers have said to our Commit Ne aon
bower Of reversing this answer and IT be found in
kojneration. After remarks IN German, hy Mr. Edward
Stan, subscription was opened for coGperye sno
Pnd names were taken ot cauOiOaty I0t HtA''IsnPVi
The JOurneymea TQiQrs Protective Ihloh'
s ne CT First GHtS4 %atSJ4h5 t3f t5fb5at@ i5ceenes Office
80 we're unable "a supply men take the places which
were offered by employers ~ ques! ~ We4EEf frEG5T5
SfGs S 9SSP@ n & os Ss SSi SSSoS for ~
The NewYork EngiDeels PrQte1ve society had an m
feTcstng session last evening President Joh H. NtVu
zion Of the trade not by strikes bt ~ me adol2h oi
such measures shall prevent incompetent persons iIO
1TEe 1RPytS tdaiS &SS4{ e. i1Sc5G Standard al
.ngineer Wig sIe n & ihe GeSqs aG for T1 Spropse
fhe ocean seamens Benevolent Association met last
evening and a brief address made by Mr.. James
knlcaiy the President. urging his comrades TO Keep
sober and stand FOR so month ahd no advance ffeghts
being dull shippers have sought 10 reduce sealnehs
wages to SEQ month The society is 1850 strong III
Iron Moiders' Union No 25, being the first organ
tzed In this cty was addressed last evening by President
q Purdy and the fact that the roll already EMBRACES
Boo names was made subject OF c0ngratualiQn. Inc
here the plan Of the very successful shop at Troy
3be Union mems imperfect knowledge OF each other me
Union will celebrate rs first anniversary On the 5th ot
THE IRON MINERS STRIKE ENDED.
PITTsBTRGH April 20.--The lock ont in the iron
ss which has existed since the 18th OF last January
Terminated yesterday ny the l 0whefs g,ing e "9ik %
pen the old prices The nail factories viii also be In full
blast.