New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
THE L4BOR MOTEnENT.
TIE STRIKES IN THIS VICINITY

TIE STI;iKTS IN THIS VICINITY
Three of the twelve members of the Newark Coach
makers Union, who were arrested last week on charge
Of conspiracy made AGAINST lnsA n N Ira a H:i ~ ~
tomorrow. In the meantime the accused coachinakers
nav naye ,c pSsrSr Eay becp ou rrrted by drctiycs WITH
all the flourish that would be made use OF II
station House and in the absence of hc judges. locked
UP the conviCts cells" they ask suspension "i puDhc
Their appeal closes as follows: We are me
chauios, yet We are men Of at lcasi
as law abiding citizens. We know also that labor aud
capital ought uot 10 bo auiagonisuc and yet
i to SI should I"h NO, " be the slave we to s own pro
duction" "Mr. Marsh has now called IN tho law
in his behalf We welcome Il, with cOnscuusDcss hat
acts those that viii be sustained boih by Tho law
aud an Intelligent public The e&ainniion Oh Nednes
spectacle all the Trade Unions n the cy take deep
The ourncymen horscshocrs Of this city who ore yet
strike met aiu Last evening. and disbursed rccf 90 the
amount Of .J. ia sums oi si to married and - 10 single
TIrE worRINGMEN's EIGnT-Houn CONVENTION.
The New York Protective House Painters ASsooia
tion last evening President John T. Fisher iu c char.
elected McssIs. Thomas Clark Henry B Mulhal, ana
Timothy llnulhan. dclegates To the tou' enioh when
il 10 De- held Early Closing lIai next saturday sven
iug The nsrctug of the delegates being next order,
member offered The ioliS%inE. ,..,.. a., al, I'D,
oouug poIosu ihe Vhe' OF s As'seiga' i'r
Tf5Sa St1 Ti 90. conyeauos nan ,s Al gFsgo..l. %
Proportion o. Th, commencing votE each day 'Aai b.
tie
until snd th,i there shall BE- uone Of 'ii diHhe hour Ap
I rropratcd 90 thr pufpo.-s of labor
orr nj shall rrrlouri Overtime ui stai Do plii r hl The
hour a. double paid I e same na'e ohol. 10 The
Iroyosi5 Fourth . Couyeuion i,iag ao consideration
Nv the urtsen Of Dc drs labor 70 eight hours. ai ts
tqa,esos % n' m s l 't % a , & S iea ,, bali
i m otes.e arise a ihe shape ot oui,l ~hh
are o either profitable empOyrr o uape w Az ~Sfiasnh
% dsy al ToInnen receiving ~ ~ 20 per submit
@ a, % TO- submit 10 REDUCTION Of Is cents per dar.
Prposon nm That The 1o.,eaion s pRon a 10
ao ag citizens sn aepi h % Pa o. h,h ,n = R "a
employees uauge the reform 10 peace sHd Isr,Fhs ~ ~ The sIrai
that shall from tie humane and Jn'' EsAoa Labor
Frpos,op s, Ths, the vii Of this coH,sHoH that le
Eght.iiour Labor act 'ua" 90 'io oP' W. " ~ ' " 'f
's cnRer moved 70 amend by substituting the Is Of
November and another members amendment proposed
the 4th OF July; hut after VIDE range OF uTcusslOh
scted 10 attend the Convention and report back To the
society any action which the Convention may recon
many new labor Unions that have been organized tins
year and struggling Tor ioothou. Tue
question the Grand Society, which meets TINS evening"
The Brooklyn cOopcrs voted To sustain The Convention IN
whatever action it may take Nearly all the labor or
gnizatiOns this vicinity nave elected dcleRhtes 10 Tue
Convention but not one has instructed its representa-
yes to for early Inauguration OF the Elghtour
The plasterers OF Brooklyn worked only eight hours
yesterday. and will continue so 70 work. sn3nrns, at
ihe same time, reduction OF 20 per cent Inc en-
plOycTs intcrpOsc no olJcctlon , - ,,,-,., H.
The iOurncynen b0OkbDders formed an Eight Hour
Iears last night with Mr. f. r. T. Mullen as President
aud James Wharmsbyas secretary ana eiscsyu ,t G
Edward Terncy. +. T. T. Mullins ana L. A. oHn'h u'ie
gates TO the Eight Hour Convention
THE LABOR EXCITEMENT IN MONTREAL.
MoSTTrAI. june IO.-The Association of Working
men had grand torchlight procession TO night. Inc
society numbers 5000 members, ana represents
egeTG e IGe tSae soae Of ne Association headed the
money Saturday and Sunday people were forced TO i've
upOn buisCuits.