New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Terminated its deliberations and its labors yester
day. The attendance was not 80 full it had pre-
viously been. Its labors closed by the adop
ton, by pretty general consent of the following
RESOLUTIONS.
ct That the Worlds Convention has been called 10
ascertain If any of the parties were prepared with well
dgescd and mstured scientific plan OF society calculated
to solve the great problem of the age How the super
abundant materials and power now at the control OF So
csiy may be applied TO produce permanent prosperity
and superior conduct IN each for the benefit OF ALL and
how this change be Immediately effected in practice
with the least division Inconvenience evil TO existing
arrangements in order the more speedily TO relieve So
ciety from the ignorance. poverty division crimes and
misery with which the population In all countries
now severely afflicted.
ID That with this extended view il became necessa-
ry admit full and fair investigation whatever plans
presented to the Convention that the public might
have opportunity ascertain the progress which has
been made towards the attainment OF this the most i'm
porsn object which now engage the attention and
of the best disposed most talented and
tensyey experienced members OF society.
3D. That various partial plans have been submitted to
the Convention and fairly and fully discussed that some
of these appeared TO the Convention very crude and i'll
adjusted while others deemed TO contain valued
isolated principles that may be benehciay introduced
into a r. gular scientific arrangement Of society.
ith. That Mr.. Clinton Roosevelt submitted wellcor.
rected and deeply cOnsidered plan OF society with ex
psnaiory diagrams; aplsn which contained many most
valuable principles and suggestions that might be adj.
vantsgeously applied 10 assist In the formation OF su
poror arrangement OF society.
5th. That Robert Owen the President Of the Conven-
ton submitted plan based upon the principles OF Uni
versa Charity of moral scientific, federatve selfsup
porting and sefgoyernng society purposey devised in
It's outline and detail the well being, welldo-
ing comfort and happiness of every OF ts members
physically, mentally morally and practically, through
life under arrang emenis that will benefit all and in
jurc none leaving religious liberty perfectly free to ALL
according to their individual consciences opinions.
OH That he deems the most likely mode of efectng
the change from the present system Of society TO the
which he proposes be by Joint stock companies like
the share holders and of the tenant who occupies under
such conditions that the latter shall ultimately become
the propreors by purchase of their individual society
and thus gradually make land public property.
7h. That Society be formed in the city OF New York
to prepare a well dgcsied Prospectus for Joint stock
Companies. 10 construct scientnc, federave selisup
porting and sefgoyernng societies the principles OF
equal rights and OF sound practical equality in accord
with the Constitution of these States established
by the far-seeing founders of this Republic.
sh. That Branch Societies over the Union be formed
and connected with the Parent Society in NewYork to
give explanations Of the principles and object Of the
Worlds Convention, and promote the forming OF these
Joint Stock Companies.
9th Tha, a committee be appointed 10 prepare the
constitution rules and regulations OF the Parent and
Branch Societies. and draft condensed statement,
foi publication. of the proceedings Of the hrl World
Convection. and that annual W orldt Convention shall
be held in this City, 10 commence Its sitting the hrsi
day in October in each year.
10Th. That the unpaid expenses OF this Convention be
paid by the Parent Society proposed TO be formed
llth. That the Chairman be requested TO appoint al
his leisure mesbers Of this committee of such persons
he may deem the most likely 10 promote the gres,
object now attempted 10 be attained
The President then expressed his great satisfaction
with the of this first Words Convection" "
which is to be resumed annually and then dismissed the
Convention for the year.