New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
MEETING or CARPENTERs' W

-,i1nt &C.,, ~ @ : Tavlor was in the chair last
night The Union unanimously I,1ec,SI se G pcved
10 keen representatives the carpenters lheihsGh
office at NO 2S BSSsy sS re l COMMITTEE @ reported that
en Of tbe largest workshops are st nearly empty ths
"a w. 1o he shops where until recently they were
employed, have tsksn lobe IN the SSG.y Who Who
SSsn she %SS' fSs Week took no active part in the
strike went out yesterday that several frscass % w0TS
work in the country at a day that 30 many men VINO
are IN reee, T - ]e der@ndet Of other workngmens
organizations and that there ueed he 10 aenehsS o
lie failure of the strike. After voting money toward de
tyin the expenses of the mass meeting Of carpenters
al the New-York Assembly Rooms TINS evenings '"0
'"'o" AIDES sHoEMAKERs.
Renresentatives from the various workshops when
have % ~ Wases met at the Fourteenth Ward Ho
yesterday afternoon ana seht Out 3 ~ woes n
Was said that many-indeed, the mai9rl'y 20 yor
Of the employers have already tHneeoed 10 ,pfe tp
n the afternoon retained from interviews WIN
tc employers ths 'se ed mpES answer
ths morning. The iourneynnen entertain no donDt oi
STaa strike Expert Workmen in this branch of shoe
making may SO week ln the busy season ny WIZ
ING I2 hours day: but in other seasons they cannot
~''''s' moUsE.sMITHs' ASSOCIATION.
last evening il was ordered that the officers
distribute among the employing NOUS s,,i i, VI ir,nI
them ask advance Of wages the substance OF winch
is as follows: -.,-..,. IT,, .,,i, r..,oo,hl. ,,,
business sraiicoeh De raPea Of Me1OPoisa 5ndsd % %
within sBs erOvdtd apartments endangenug The .eSe o
ssi 1s 1 h5,en srs %Ieis cd and these
large of en; above @i which We ven nave es5e @ n s al
consumption uecsa % family lard there are SoSs
probability iheIe ts1g any change that will & asS.
ber Of cur wives would be entirely in'ue
MANY empioyinc honsc smiths acccded to the request
which made 10y Committee on the Isl OF Aii III "a aG 10
Increased the wages Of the best workeh from - u ~
BRICR1 AYERS. No. !.
At the meeting OF BuckiayeIs n,, nl"n , ,a a. mite
with the IaboreTs association. The bcklayes are ana
been since the 18th Of March Last RECEIVING " %"
MEETING OF Ross CARPENTERS.
An odiouIned meeting of employing carpenters
uas held last evening in Masonic Han, Thirteenthst Mr.
N.Ict blackstone was IN the eh1lr, ana = Z 1c if,er
si tine society present the majority OF whom
stated they had adhered to Ine resolution b9sTI & o "
Iem6crs Of the Society made their reports A s Dean
md he raid s. IS per day to oumeymen carpenters
n G. Gregory paid the stipulated pllce. Dut
Into tSe SSn,s SsunfS SS Mr G Grdey said the Whole MS
struck for higher wages but IN gay or & Two 1ey
bon SO men at s. per diem, but some who are good
,en at work for him at any price Messrs Pratt Ward
Informed the meeting that all their men had struck lot
foopmateT said the men WORRYING him received So Is
psr day. J. d. Tracy had no men working Tor MN; lne
was OF opinion the discomfort among the working
carpenters spreading j. g. vessels @ mas "a h
REPORTS EasterbrOOk offered resolution 10 me ece
tSaf as Tickiayers and plasterers get N a
.ay more than carpenters, who nave 10 Iuf-
nlfh their tools. the latter shOul9 leeeiNe
A perday from this date Mr. Hoe also offered resou
lion suggesting that s. - he paid 0nneylnen carpenters
leaving TO the discretion Of the bosses to dscrnnae
IetNeen good and bad wOrkmen. On mOtOl OI MI hahe
Committee Of five appointed TO take INTO consider
soa The @6G Gr a LEWIS s and Hennesey
were appointed the Committee 1t was then agreed mar
Nj j. &. Hoe DO added TO the Committee Inc meeuns
''''" THY Union BUILDING SOCIETY.
Last evening at Farmers Institute, No. A. Ludlow
ct meeting OF wOrkinsnen was held lOr the puIpVse
oI forming Union Building Society founded upon tne
For 20 years past Union Building societies have existed
England and is 40 years since the cooperative
plan requres Society Of 500 members each member pay
Ing weekly on, 1 6 tbe s%ecv Would
have ON hand $1,000 With this the Union Building 30
~ lot would become the owner But he would have tC
Isy much per month or quarterly quos' rent TO h'
,mSis title The rent paid to the Society would he fa
less than that he would under the ordinary eiIcuIi
iimS he might have It extended at pleasure
% ,nSSsG where no SnTg Union S"'s BudSs Society exists
witch the purchase money for the house had not bee
statements were made by the Chairman and working
men present As The Society is at present Only I'm m - -
organization not yet enrolled provisional committee o
~. was appointed 10 eonfsct prenIa1g o Df Fsrer S
PRESIDENT; the Rev w. W. Hicks, vicePresident, snC
Albert j. ADin CHAM, Secretary vote Of thanks Wa;
proposed 70 the Chairman for the assistance he haf
rendered w0rkingmen by diffnsing knowledge OF co
operation among and for his fearlessness in intro
,oing into the pulpit subject which had been hitherto
CBly tIDidy alluded TO.
STRIKE OF COACIfNAKERS IN NEWARK.
A large majority of the cOachinakers employed in
Nj M9rss extensive factory, Newark, struck yes
Is.ay the proprietor having refused accede 10 the
Irfs adopted by the cOachmakerS on Monday evening
iaaf The cOachmakers well organized, having 4
National Union which sustaDls the strikers in their
efforts 10 seeure higher prices