New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

brotherhood for the space OF SIX months
ART Y 81 The regular contributions 10 The
Brotherhood fund hall rot be al less rae tnsh q
cents per week-tO be determined by me BY Law,
AS well as The amount for Education fund and u
neral tax And tie Brotherhood shall suspend A..
members who neglect or refuse payment OF the
sums 50 determined for twelve months Provided.
nevertheless any member who may be IN the naval
service Of the United States or engaged IN the com
mercal marine sailing TO foreign ports shall have
twelve months IN addition 10 the time above speci'
fed
So Every bona fde member. who shall De quail.
ned as required by the Bylaws shall in case OF
sickness or disability be entitled to and receive such
weekly benefit as may be Fixed ty Jaw, from the
funds Of the Brotherhood
So In case OF the death Of brother who shall be
duIy qualified "a provided in sec ? there shall be
allowed from the Brotherhood sum not less than
- Dollars. 10 defray the expenses Of burial,
which shall De paid over without delay, TO the de
ceased brother nearest Of kin. The presiding oh
Ger Of the Brotherhood in the absence OF competent
relations shall take charge Of the funeral, and re-
ceive account Of the disbursements.
g. On the demise Of the wife Of a brother, quail
fed as provided By sec . he shall be entitled to q
sum not less than - Dollars. for the plrpose OF
assisting in the funeral EXPENSE
ART VI. 81. Any member who shall violate
any Of the principles u the Brotherhood or offend
against the Articles BY Laws, shall be subject 70
be fined. reprimauded. suspended or expelled as
the By Laws may direct or the Brotherhood deter
mine.
81 Eve-y member shall be entitled TO fair trial
for any offence Involving reprimand. suspension or
expulsion b., no member shall De- pat on trial, IN
les. charges duly specifying his offence be submitted
10 the Brotherhood in writing. except when made
liable by on-psyment 10 the Brotherhood.
50. Any brother having been suspended or ex-
PEELED notice thereof snail be sent 20 all Brother.
hoods IN the vicinity
In Industrial Convention, Monday. Oct 20lh, the
following Resolutions Were adopted
P,solref That Organ atoms 20 be- Designated BY the
name Of Young im9io1' having rhe same objects in
view and under the same Constitution excepting Sec
ton l. of Article H. shall also be organized which may
be composed Of an other friends OF Reform who are
without the qualifications therein specined.
Associations Of practical farmers mechanics and work
inc men and Of a high minded and benevolent men
throughout the United Ssies are invited 10 enlist them
selves in the order OF Industrial Brotherhood or Of Young
America for the purpose of forwarding the Just and be-
nehcent object OF National Reform the emancipation and
elevation of depressed and degraded Humanity The
Restoration Of Man 70 his natural rights among the fore
most Of which may safely be placed right to portion
ofthat inheritance which mercii God has spread out
before for the inheritance of all his children
the SOIL.
Rssoired That the organization OF Industrial Sis
ierhoodi be recommended, including all females who
would unite in the great OF Industrial Reform and
that the respective associations of
Industrial Brotherhood
Young America. and
Industrial SisterhOOd,
lose time in cfecng their organization that MI may
be prepared 10 hold meeting the evening OF the hrst
Wednesday in January next aud forward notice OF The
same 20 Geo. H. Evans Newlork the Secretary oi the
Industrial Convention and Editor Of Young America -
% whom also application viii be made post paid for the
more immediate details OF organization.
Re.oired by the Industrial Congress that mitarytor-
ganzson be recommended TO the several Associations
Of Industrial brotherhood throughout the United states
which rEan alton shall be limited the formation Of
independent companies in strict conformity with the
constitution and laws of the land The uniform TO con
sisi OF a plain citizens dress which may be worn with
proprcty the Sabbath. And in order that merit alone
may be considered IN the appointment OF officers without
reference 10 pecuniary ability II Is especially recon-
mended that no difference in dress between commits
stoned officers and rank and he shall be allowed beyond
what ia Indispensable TO the preservation ofdiscpllne
The and equipments to be kept At all times in good
order and the discipline rendered perfect and efficient
The general of Industrial Guards s recommended
for the whole
CLOSING ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT
Permit me to present my hearty thanks to tho mem
bers composing this Convention for the ardent benevo
lent and dsnerested zeal which oil have eynced in the
endeavor to promote and sustain the great Of hu
man ishrs
Many and conflicting opinions have been advanced A.
10 the best means which should be adopted but one feel
in only has animated every bosom upon the gres, ques
of the md 10 bs accomplished IN IN" ftdtnpuh ut
Working men and women from that condition Of infer
uriiv degradation and suffering which Is SO universally
attached to isbor
Labor il scattered divided and weak-cspital
concentrated united and Is true that cnary
Bis sometimes offered relieve oppressed labor hu, such
aid both degrading and inefficient Il is justice, not
charity. that labor requires
The character of associated wealth s always the
Il takes all and still cries for Labor be re-
ieved only by asserting and maintaining It's own rshts
and - effect this united action Is Indispensable Wealth
fails combine by overt or tacit convention and
labor its natural prey It's only food food which must
seize and consume die Labor must combine, there
fore in setdeence, or perish.
For such evils no individual class OF individuals
in fault IL arises from lmperccon IN the constltu
ion ~ socty which be remeded only by increased
intelligence and concerted action, on the part OF the
whole people. To promote this object the Industrial
Congress have recommended organization OF labor
and OF the friends of labor throughout the nation
The first ganzstion of pure labor no person being
initiated into the brotherhood who Is employer over
seer or superintendent who i not farmer mechan
c or practical operative and sb0rer IL styled and to be
known By the name OF the " INDUSTRIAL BRorHER
HOOD"
The second organization Of all who friends 10 the
lust rights labor and subscribe 20 the general objects
Of the association be styled and known by the name
Of "YoUSG AMERIcA"
The third organization of females who unite in the
righteous cause be styled and known BY the name
Of the INDUSTRIAL SisrEHtooD'
To the strong motive for organization which Is pre-
ented for the purpose of carrying into effect all jus,
measures for the relief and elevation Of labor, super
added the provisions requisite tor constituting benevo
lent association for the relief Of unfortunate oroner5
Those who Join any OF them therefore are assured
al those important benefits which derived rom such
associations
The Congress have recommended BY resolution. ~
the respective Associations OF the Industrial Brother
hood and Young America military organization, which
shall be limited the formation Of independent compa
nies strict conformity with the Constitution and laws
OF the land. The Uniform 20 be- PLAN citizens dre--
which may be worn On the Sabbath and, IN order that
merit alone may in al cases receive promotion this
dress should display the least distraction that IS consist
en-, with discipline between officers and men whilst the
arms and equipments and the discipline should be per
feet This military organization viii tend % strengthen
the bonds Of brotherhood and pr0moaShe great Ooecl
OF eevating abor nder the present usage when pre-
walls the rank and ME Of our independent companies are
composed Of the hardworkng portion Of society, whilst
the commanding officers are often selected from more
wealthy men and non producers. Tn. distinction,
which Is 90 common. has a powerful influence IN de
grading the condition Of labor and be obviated BY
no other means than conhning the choice Of officers 70
the same stout hears and strong which al al times
sustain us By their sbor and when their Country calls
protect US by their valor.
II may Justly be ped too. that much Of that disgust
which prevails in every quarter Of the union and which
renders any organization OF the militia difficult or I'M
practicable may thus be overcome The rank and ME
willing organize for the defence OF property and
ready 70 occupy the post Of danger but praisewohy
A general and