New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
National Cony enrfop-Un MON Of Reformer.-
Industrial Congress.

The evils that affect society have been criticised Is
the progressive spirit Of the age and organized efforts
have been made for their correction
Every prominent abuse Of the hsnsn faculties every
prevailing vice every oppressive and degrading relation
that prevails mas caused the friends Of humanity 70 AZ
ray themselves in bands for the purpose Of re.i.nr
and II possible Of ersdcainr some more of the
evils that disgrace our age and county and these bands
have been Justly entitled ReforIners.
The Democratic party organization Of reformers
whose principles tend perectns political system
b securing each citizen the greatest amount OF ind
vidua Independence but they have made but se pro
cre,s because he.r leaders corrupted by place and
power have almost always found that their interests
were hostile 70 the principles Of their constituents
The Abolition movement sincere ardent heroic with
attacks upon chaiie savery has not succeeded because
those engaged in u have perceived that was only
OF the many modes Of oppression that the prosuc-
tive lsbor has endure which every where condemn
him 10 ignorance and want.
The Temperance Reforrners have done much res'
good but they find constant tendency 20 reaction from
the great inducements 70 accumulate wealth BY traffic
injurious society from the too frequent proigscy
the rich and from the despair Of The weak who fail in
the universal conflict of interests ard from the merely
az irnal education that j. the ot OF the mass
The Peace Societies built upon noble foundation
Of tce and philanthropy bat must not expect
Ia establishing permanent peace. OF ~ parent, justice
In the intercourse Of nations, while the internal asr-
Of life are al their ramihcstons established upon the
right OF conquest Why shall the laws which create
motives IN al % obtain from llt.er fellow citizens
by cunning any force not expressly forbidden in the
law all their lands houses goods wares and merchsn
die also stimulate nations ie foreign conquests and
wariike aggression
The Moral Reform Society and is auxl.aries are en-
eseed in noble attempt bu; are entirely unable 70 stem
Irr.l sfr~fr
suit OF the false and corruping relation that exists be-
tween capital snd labor continually Increasing the
power of the Luxurious llcr 20 spread the alurenen-
10 inamy in the presence Of hafsiarved and squsli
indusirias
As=ociaonisis rapidly increasing band Of Reormcrs
are also in their endeavOIs eysde the evils OF
the age, and by constructing township upon principles
Of scientific justice, they hope to lead the way 10
brighter future Of Humanity.
The National Ref0Tners aim 10 the Soil 10 the
People contending that the thing of first importance j.
to establish RIGHTS and believing that Social and Moral
Reform would almost necessarily follow.
Now the desideraium IS that the different classes Of
Reiormcrs should concentrate their efforts and ascer
tain how best they united their forces sganst the
common enemy Il seems impossible that they should
effect this except by convention representing al nc
different reforms OF the day, and Il IS hoped that in this
manner the work may be accomplished
Pursuant therefore. 20 the instructions Of the M
,ions Convention Of Rcformcrs. assembled At Crotou
Hall on the 9Th 6h and III Of May last and pursuant b.
the instructions OF the Ncw-Engand Working Mems
Convention held AZ Boston the 2,ih snd 10Th Of May
last we the undersigned Committee appointed for
the purpose invite the Farmers Mechanics and other
useful classes of the Union and Nil the friends OF Re
form 10 send Delegates in number not exceeding the
number OF their Representatives for each locality
to n National Convention. TO be- commenced in the City
Of New. York the second Tuesday Of October next
and 10 continue in session II possible til Constitution
for an Industrial Congress shall be agreed upon
PARkE GOODWIN. BENZ. ID. TlNNS.
GEORGE II. EVANS, WIN H. GINNING,
A. r. BOVAY ALERT GILBERT
RANSOM SMITH C0mrsiafc.