New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE LABOR MOVENENT.
NEW COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS.

NEW COOPERATIVE ASSoNlAIIbNN'
Messrs Henry Luker, Michael Sweeny. and Lonls
Hasacher the Journeymcn Tailors' Committee on co
operative shop have busted themselves among their
craftsmen ever since the close the late aboryc strike
and at the next meeting Of the taors society will report
between 40 and $50 names OF good WorBnen WHO VII DC
taors NAV nay for a stock OF cloths with which hey can
compete with the most extensive clothing cOhceis h Tue
cy but with only 5000 If they get no larger sum- they
can stock suitable store for nearly every man IN the
jradc already OWLS machine which he VIII throw INTO
the establishment and there being no machinery 10 Duy
nearly every dollar Of the company cash capital can be
used in purchasing cloths once ready 10 reeve I've,
they expect ENJOY the same announcement from Wolk
nginen that the cooperative printers at NO lco "
st., have received. -, -,
started to be known "LAssocation des Consonlina,
teur" Bread meat and other necessarcs are 70 hc sod
by exact weight and at moderate prcn ana at htated
times the stockholders are divide The surplus moneys
The boermakers expect soon to complete Their ogam
ZatiOn for cooperative shop some where on the Last
Side but where they have not determined
cooperative bakery is soon TO be started at Hamilton
at Worcester, Mass, with $4,000 capital.
TIE STRIKES
The operative plasieTcTs Ol brooklyn VIII lhslSt
upon compliance Sith the Eight Hour law today ana
heccOrward, and their wages are to be reduced 20 per
cent. Their brethren in this city, at recent meeting
voted down a motion to demand a reduction Ot hours
Tie plasterers anticipate 10 dfhculty IN making thc
change their society being the strongest OF the trade
organizations, and their employers being Indifferent II
not powerless. The jOulneymen hoTsesocrs VINO nave
Hall Saturday evening, and distributed relei AT thc
of $4 week TO married men and ~ week 10 Dache
letter says that the Cincinnati lockout OF moiders is
terminating In favor Of the wOTkmen. The coaheayers
wheelcrs. and labOfers OF New Haven whose pay has
been 81 so day. have struck for S. The hOdcarriers IN
the employ of Mr.. William Rumcry OF Boston struck
because he employed a cOlOred laborer on house in
Bcacon-st. Other men, who working for him on
buildings in various parts Of the city, also struck against
cOlOred wOTklngnen, aud their places were nHcd by
grOes. Concerning the London tailors strike, he
Times OF May 20 says 49, -
since th men willingness arbitration within
others Wee Chancellor
Beahae with the FTesl
with the ultimate object OF erectng
hebe arrangement In the tine the men having perfected
their organization for getting good supply of funds from the various
country that they prepared 70 hgt
they Their opposition for the
being the the fourth
the strike owing the liberal supply ouni sent into the
enabled dividend Of
veeks. Bach received 2li
family 4l trelats oumsymen, l3s aud the girls
los each The Committee Saturday
gov large the subscription sheets distributed
London building establishments and workshops other
trade. continued weekly they have reason TO be-
support pOmed from the various trades viii enable them TO
for whatever time she sinke lasts The
novel the support and cooperation II receives from
female about 200 Of whom strike, which,
while is source Of strength the II also
considerably adding the difficulty Of the masters The
and Of their with ehceH
the committee King
receiving their strike allowance
and others their weekly levy Of which they do with
regularity their levy of3 The masters having
pacy proclaimed their of
geTtsed retas
consideration be taken against them Several
the branch establishments the leading
ed with but almost certain that unless speedy settlement taxes
tue whole Of s who unonsis Will be withdraw from
thus he