New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.


t.o-epERa TIoN AMONG THE BOILER-MAKERs
AT the mee ting Of Steam Boiler Makers and Iron
shp Builders Union No J. last eyenmg MesSIS IhOias
and Monmouth Pnrdy were appointed Commlttce 10
make seesssaE' inquiries t1e rens Ul ,bat
Buildings f0r steam boiier shop ana TO ascertan t w
,boer makers viii become cOOperatoTs and where SUN
t,ent capital nay pe ooneu ana 10 o tsS each
were pledged by two Of the speakers and nen an0nnen
sneaker fad 40 doubt that, II the JonrI.eyt.H .1
S25hOo 20 put 3tO this highly lucrative ta6
,lshed cooperative shop they, knowing wo no M ara and
and who unsk iul work. en- wil seteSt & te
get the trade into their own hands the PaC VII has of
fewer hoilerexposiOns 10 wss asserted INA. me
fhe ,ovu nj of gferiOr women on the bOleis VI
Dunderburg he completion Of that gte& - ths ioUT1ry-
daayed month IL was tep@nSe iH5 sbop at York
ers with q saCsroOm IN Parrew; that .s tsfive move
ami cnttprs Of ,rOoklyD have begun cOolt1'a ,ed
,nSn md that cooperative bakery is soon 10 De s'o
IN siXth-4ve. ,. s,,,r,rs
7, ,,,oo renorted AT The meeting OF C0achInakeTk
linton No l. ast evening that MesSrs Miner stevens
and Parker a co. have conceded the rates Tor VINCE
thei iaTnevmen struck and that therefore the strke
has eeen brOugtSO Termination The employing SoaoH
makers on the Isl of January last attempted 10 enforce
reduction Of 20 per cent tbeorneymen being hen IN re
eeipt If IS bOday Bhe trade not bes organized ne JoI
neymen were compelled to slbmit bGs at lengui ney o
ganze and have their old rates eomhattee T f
appointed, last evemng to revise ihS sST 1n fnte
piece work At the First National O1IPe1erS ,n NOT
genee Office, No 2o7 BOwerS yeStenay nofhl,g I mU
more than a dozen strikers made their aIpeaaVJ, nu
before noon the roam was enpueII tI "} {obS ~ "a a
who applied fur iUuTneymen TO tahe JoDs a. - "a
day The Third Division OF the u ta9IleS be foowi%g
named gentlemen to serve as oilleefs Sr thS TsS
year Thomas Connolly. President; Roger MeGowan
Nice President Patrick DIrgan, secretary; Henry Cnn
mneham Assistant Secretary aud James tOlHhS Irsas
nrer The abOrers. who an gettins from 90 10 -
lay Ss demand s. on and after the lst OF May ana
they strike it viii be for 81 So
THE RIGGERs' PROTECTIVE UNION.
Iasf evening this association hello a private meet
eng at No. 492 Grandst Thefe was no eonsiucia'on m
made S dTs S aSsG sde % st STAND n ont for any specified
sums of money per day or Week, dne 81 eng Society
Officers for 6e next three months The qnestion Of more
or money for certain quantity oi laSoi was o' d"
an consideret.
BROKAw BROTHERS HANDS
The employ6s of Brokaw Brothers. tallors OF
>Four,h ave- who struck for higher wages have s"y
abandoned their claim and returned to w0rR again.
THE CARPENTERS AND ARCHITECTS.
IL as> Editor Of The TrbsRe
SIR: Nv attention has been called to the following
passage in an article labor movement IN this morn
inps rRIRrNg the words beng attributed to among
the speakers az meeting Of journeymen mechanics VINO
have struck for higher wages: . 49,, d, ,.~,.or
striker having reposdei with the objection thai me 'an & m
nrs might not b compete with employers EAo nave e.,
fsbbhd confdeGth relations With the aIS.e hpS pS cr vour
ssiyes carpenter who has skilled architecture" &C &c
shall stop to inquire whether the diShooiUe re
alawyers playing false with the client whom ne pro-
fesses 70 represent and servel mas hot % any & When
fhey find themselves unsuccessful at ther uae ,nd &
skilled in aYchitecture;" nor shall undertake to cru
eize severely its occasional adoption among yoans % IS
tects struggling for their bread in pas' years wnen
owing to the ignorance of the public IN lna,Iete t
Of art, their business principles were more apt !"
gather from EalLst than from pllrer &
uf SO far as the members Of the nOw-eXlsting Aner
can Institute OF Architects concerned, the stlgIn
eonveyed in tine above IS in theory ana nope, III pa1
fice utterly without application. The following eAraS
from Article " Of Constitution Of the Institute SHOWS
its position in the premises ,r ,.t... ,t,r 10 IN.
Aonorse practice profession accordance with the CONSTITUTION
and OF the lnstltate. r- . D. ...,, t. ,s,
rendered in the practice Of bic profession ner an " ices
Eeyfd from bis client ,o.r-aor cha
emplOyipg and employed mechanics haze notlg 10 20
here hui if the ionrneyDen are TO Whatever degree ~
fhe right think il may be well for them 70 Gldclstau
fhat 50 far as concerns the Institute comprising III rs
membershp majority OF the regularly arctees
~ the countryl they will find obstacle III thelf VIZ!
an account of their neOmpeteney 10 furnish snicent
rbe or per eenage they call il, as hushmohey 10
architects from whose designs they may work AJ' D.
Netc- York, April "A, 1867,
JoURNEYNrEN COACHMAKEBs OF NEWARK.
The jouneymen coachmakers of Newark Will hold
mass meeting their trade this evening at the hIcm
Buildipgs sIr Harding President OF the COaGhnahe.s
National Union. will address the meeting ana Is el
posed some action VII r fEzf ERA IsrsG 10 'e