New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04
vTfrE LABOR MOVEMENT.
Union BUILDING SOCIETY,",

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ST. ~, 90 Indlo,st The secretary, Mr. Aningham
"a ,hos present that the books alw ays open
sor the Iessy Vpc 30 cents initiation fee Meetings will
hela evefv Monday and Friday evenings until a., so
event number OF members are enrolled 10 9rge snv in
.ietv The Secretary is always on mana 10 si'0 wy
sofE,ation relative TO the object Of the Society
pvoh No. Of the 6oreTs RensySefrt
society held meeting last evening atRsen az L@Sngon and
FOnrth-ayes.-Mr. Thomas Connolly IN nave been ON
RsGs'9 Since the M Of May The object Of mdae s
meeting was to receive men who have ceased work
anu 10 of the demand for higher wages nd g. rs
srto the apCrer ,be ayg move demand S day All the
rnembefs Of Division No were b Willingness TO make
erv Sort 20 provide those out OF 9RS
saeent funds to S j. so good that it beieyeda
cnTpbHtion of 81 per week to TINS enc VII p was
nut :. PER n Ss St the nds Of this Division Of tho
See essty requires it. The OF tho following en-
soyers given hayng already aSeeded 20 psEnE
stevenson James Hagney Burehel sons Johh Sai 5
THOMAS Sanford. Patrick F1tzSeTSld i10mas SSSi
n Hill RabOd, Charles Iiealy, benjamin Weeks, Dol,
mi Thomas Rider John Donnely q Son, Philip F1tz-
patrick, Heatley Haighl Thomas nS Nolan
steers j. Conoyer There about $50 members in this
Division Of the Laborers Association
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
Tho members of Union Protective Association No.
held meeting Hast night at the Shakespeare 3te i4r
months Rodger Burke President IN the ehalr AtcI
were committed to membership; when the ballot TOOK 9
place officers. which resulted as tollOWs, UT
Haley was elected Vicc-Presdent by reclamation MI
Charles Smith elected Recording Secretary MT MI
Financial Secretary, and Mr. James Haley ASSISTANT T
Financial Secretary M DrsGo VINO nSs Ue elected to
serve for another term; after when Inc lhecuHs ~"
90nrned. ....,... ,,,.,,.,,. 80 .
This Society had meeting last night ut The SlNth
Ward Hotel 10 discuss the matter of wages Ihey nave
EforS4 Resolutions
Inandng per day. The following names Oh R VG
Kca r' Pitcher q son Mr. D0uuey, Lawrence X kear-
nan Charles Binng Ould Henry solomon Banl, Ar S1
onneiy boss pasercl7 James sclocom boss plasiSreI
NJ Colin eon Mr. Frost. Mr.. George FarToD. Mr. Peer
. Jawless Mr. Mcknight and Mr.. John Murry Alter
Shieh the meeting adjourned, subject 10 the call OF the
MEETING OF rIrr woRKNGNIEN's UNION.
President John Ennis presided az the meeting iast
Iob" Iced Henry r. Mulbal aud Neal Munday, were
snnointcd TO wait upon Justice Dodge and inquire Why
ne 6as not ,cG Sdye Sc S 6 M Tcr said that The
INST taIors than were arrested were taken before Justice
while those who were arrested on the very next eX
taken before Justice Dodse ana hei5 10 h
Justice Dodge rouarng 70 them That lhey shOhu pe
IGn PILOT dScgne c29TaceTized the behavior Of
iTstice D0dgc in Withholding his decision as not only IN
unions TO WObngnen interests ou poe.Ney inSu t
10 workugmcn. The Union would ike TO know whetneT
an time ol STRIKE any iOuueymen may he arrested anu
thrust into prison for merely passing the door oi any
IS9uir having been made respecting Gov. Fenton
al he
suppression prevails in Albany that the IoycInof VIII nor
afix his signature TO the query pa Ihe 00HetTo
that he did once write letter 10 the NewNOrk WORKING
Snens Union. distinctly ledgng himself to sign an Eht
Secretary Was instructed to address letter to COY en-
tAn, inquITing why he has not signed the Elsh'hou
Mn Clark of the carpenter, reported that their strike
a n nc sfS SSIm is Unemployed while the strike
COMMITTEE sitting ~ the Carpenters Intenisehce oG,
unable 10 in onetenth ~ the orders Wllch theS re
Geiye every day for good workne at - INC carpenters
stS ala which Mas genoronsiy offered them ny
seVeral trade societies during their strEe anu
with increased strength Reed Of the carpenters was
Mas proud contrast the behay or OF the journeyme1
earpeners with that Of the employers; the former ha9
sought conceal nothing while the latter had excuded
press from their meeting lie hoped That the puoe
TIe delegate from the orgenzhonsoi Honsersiniers
sBeported that they had resolved 70 strike against the Dry
Mr. iicker Of the tsors said that after standing ont
aen weeks and losing than 5000 the journey me n
1aors submitted to reduction OF about per
srfrs and The brcShyers Nas made subject Of debate
Gt il Was Thought Ne within the iprOyince OF ht
SrSanils1ons autii they should ask its interposition
secretary essnr rad sand ie other V trade
Ia ST. Louis the tendency OF prices generally Is u0"h
ward Painters aud carpenters receiving only y .
md a. 4 day Al Charlesown. Mass general advance
been demanded out several trades have asked q,
siown wages: carpenters about to ask - 90; The
plumbers who are paid ~ fOr ten hours are yet ont on
. fhem - for hours, but they rejected the PROPOSE
a
ard 70 any other society Whenever called upon to
slO so was for future consideration The passage
this resolution viii pledge al society men 20 SlAe
against woIkinemen who are not members OF trade or
saniLatiOuS.
THE duarrymen who demanded and have won 50 day
bye pledged 80 cents each day toward me support OF
members Of their Organization who are out on IIlhe
klpOnt 20 contractors have yielded without strike
The employing tOOl--haIpencs. Who demanded an au-
about per cent On the 21d utim0 having Oeel
the day indicated advanced their Journey
g. 20 To s. 80 ana to-day the best lcel
8Dg exists between employers and employed.
The bakers who working is hours tOr - - day.
this evening, ana ~iIVe To perfect an oi2anza
with 90 reduction OF hours 81 an increase ot
compensate The sahemeu viii also meet ana organ
3ge tOnight. .,,
Twcnty.five accomplished iourneyDen printers will
peD cooperative print gOcc, ina ceknun-St, corner
nj William. Monday morning, with capital Of $1,000
Edr. Nelson w. Young is a. be me manager. lhe new
pIijee viii 80 m0n0pOle the printing Tor - trades
4 NoLbERS STRIKE IN IROSroN ONO
TRiBCNE
1TOnt0I. Ohio strike. but Ot them went ~
korR The strikers attempted 10 them out OF the
down tonight and IN the ARRAY OF the strikers named
Charles LevcTai was kiiled
TIE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 3.-Ihe action OI the eight hOuT
appears have brought about almost general sus-
AeIsOn Of business ana has ia eases, been The
means of violence. The riu0uS spirit j. confined rely
fhe ignorant class Of iaorti~ mostly employed
lp the humber aud dock yards. These iabWers have
visited The plaHing mills, apd other miuiaetaf'
SBg establishments aud have succeeded, by
ghTeats intimiditiug the respectable class OF work
men, and causing them To discontinue work As usual IN
such demonstrations wheneyers squad OF police appear
made and number ~ the lingleadcrs nov IN Jail
She Mayor has Issued proclamation. informing them
chat the laws be enforced ana asking thrm 10
tHetly To their homes.
CRIMINAL COURTS