New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
TIE LABOR MOVEMENT.
TIE PRINTERS STRIKE.

The Employing Printers met yesterday Mt
the Astor House and perfected new scale OF prices
which will be submitted for the consideration OF the
teriay from that previously ohercd except IN MINOR
details.
PRINTERS STRIKE IN TRENTON, N. J.
On Monday, ut noon, the printers employed
by the newspaper and job offices at Trenton, j. de
eeaSed work This left the newspapers but Very few
moments to prepare for publication but fortunately
tes ers for the Occasion TSe 15ss 4moean says:
"There were several printers connected with newspa
the strike occurred. They at once preferred their
vices and in the evening the gaslgS shone fine
looking OF composors ms ever rraced any compos
ing room Wo will hand their down to posterity
EN- Fuller. editor OF The Heioark yorndl; John Sinner
son, editor OF The Warren Journal Joseph shann late OF
The National Democrat Railway; yanderioven OF The
Paterson Guardian John Hood. late Of The Camden DEM
den John Z Foster OF Tie XeTaTk Courier: Horace r.
j. Drake Of The Eiisabem Herald They rushed up the
copy with q rapidly which made Of those present
look around with stare The editors and reporters had
TO stir their samps oteourse we feel under very great
out our paper at as early an honr as usual and very
pleasantly Allied up the vacuum left by the strike"
THE CooPERs STRIKE.
Scarcely three weeks have passed since the
coopers OF this city closed very extensive strike and
new troubles have broken out between the employ
era and the The Grand Society short time go,
fixed upon scale Of prices which considerably In
advance Of the old list This action has been condemned
by the employers who, In most pay the advance
only compulsion. The men. nearly NIFTY IN number,
employed In the shop OF f. NJ Ode, In West Nneteenh
poyer in refusing on Tuesday night 20 pay the advanced
rates The arc all connected with the UnIon and
according the provisions " the rules OF the society
cannot work until they receive full payment The
work performed in this shop what is known as rev
work" whisky work, and the reduction complained OF
Is from u Is 10 81 per barrel
THE CLOTHING CUTTERS STRIKE.
The Clothing Cutters Protective Union met
last evening No 10 Stantonst The ultimate complete
success OF the strike Is reckoned upon confidently AL
but the wing six shops have acceded TO the demand
of ga: w. c. Browning ~ Co., Stadler & CO..
StaGhamner a. Co., Sonncborn 4 Co., Gross &
Isaacs and VIM Meyers Il Co. Ono or two firms have
proposed compromise TO which tho Urion could moi
agree The men out Of work have been receiving 70
week from the Society aud Ia proposed to double thai
amount while they continue strike. Mr. Henry scha
fer President was Chairman the meeting, and spoke
hopefully Of the Issue OF the strike.
At meeting of the Union Practical House
Painters held Last evening No. 327 B0wery IL was re
solved combine the other Painters Unions OF The
city In the formation OF large society under the ttt
Of "The Operative Painters Mntnal Protective and
Benevolent Society OF tho City Of kow-fOrk' Joih
action VIII DO taken this subject by tho several Union
on Monday next. .I