New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE STATE woRKINGnENs AS
SEMBIY.
SECRErARY's OFFICE N. Y. 6. W. A.
ALBANY, May 25, 1867.

sEMBIY.
SECRErARY's OFFICE N Y. 6. W. A.
ALBANY, May 25, 1867.
At the request of number of the WOrkingmens
Organizations Of the State, the President OF the new
York State Workingmen's Assembly has directed call
10 be made FOR an extra session OF the Assembly TO he
held in the City Hail. in the City of Albany, on Tuesday
the 25h day Of June next, at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
The business TO be brought before the Convention s ISL
To devise means whereby the Eight Hour LdU recently
passed 10y this State Legislature be put into practca
operation Cd To see that such amendments as may be
benefciato the Working Classes be engrared INTO the
Constitution of the state Convention for the revision
of which will be in session in this city az the same time,
and for the transaction other business may be
brought before the Convention 1t is earnestly requested
that the Workngmens Organizations, in different parts
OF the State will give this subject their mature deDera
ton and take immediate action thereon, as TINS rs 10 be
the most important convention held by the Work
ngmen OF this State An invitation is extended to the
officers of all National and international Unions TO at
tend and participate in this Convention. Each Trades
Assembly or Workngmens Union, is entitled 10 three
Delegates, and each Local Union, one Where Assemblies
exist does not debar Local Unions from send
ing Delegates. Organizations are requested TO send by
their respective Delegates S. for each Union represented
for the purpose having the proceedings published I'M
mediaely after the Convention is dismissed oriufther
information, address the
President, WM. j. JEssUP,
No. IL MOrtOn-st, New-YCrk City,
or Secretary. JAMES CONWAY,
No. l22 Madison-ave, Albany, N Y.
LABOR MOVEMENTS IN THIS CITY.
The National GassblOweTs' Convention. after bav-
ing been four days secret session in this city adjourned
Yesterday TO again the LIST of June 1865 The
officers for 1868 President James Smith OF New
York; Vice President H. H. Doyle Of Pittsburgh Record
ing Secretary, William c. johnson, Massachusetts, flnan
cal Secretary James T. Jukcs. Kentucky; Corresponding
Secretary, Austin KeDney, New York; Treasurer william
H. Capewell Of Philadelphia. The Third DIVISION oi the
aborers Union Benevolent Society elected IL OF ts clear
est heads last evening to act with IL members OF
each of the other five Divisions the u repre-
sentaves henceforh TO the legislation OF the
Society This is the fruit OF the late disastrous
strike a move into which the Society was preclptated
ny number of hotheads IN a bOsterous convention.
The Coachmakers Society last night postponed 10 next
Friday evening the election Of delegates TO the working
mems light Hour Convention. The iourneymen horse
shOers who are vet strike will meet Constitution
Hall tins evening and distribute relief money 10 the
strikers The Cooperative Building Society met at John
W Farmers Institute last evening and enrolled 81 add
tOnal names making the total number OF members t5l
and the capital represented 100000 The Society Will
next meet at Runks Hotel III Grandst.