New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

mechanics The only interests 10 Be protected or pro-
moied nor 90 contend that Leyssues ought 10 be
hed entirely from these classes We only contend that
tkey 90 nj be fully and fairly represented 10 1ropoon
10 heir nuhers and represented By The nseves hold
to lhs because they must be supposed n all f.irnes to
understand their interest besi and being OF
perenee advocate sounder and more republican doc
ipes 10 also fact that canno, be successfully contra
uonsbe and more point than will the Of theory
without practice. But again, the msking cerE,n probes
opjy rcop,isient but impohe and mischievoas; for It
teup thousands 10 reseft 10 who would Otherwise have
been content 10 follow the pow, or ply their strength over
TO avoid The evils and far ~ Il practicable 'ar the
injuries already done TO society BY the pse
tce referred TO- we wish you 10 meet Us IN Convention
To avoid The evils and The benefits herein referred
to- need act under the influence OF prejudice o.
prescription for farmers and mechanics have only 70 aeoo
10 their business promote their interest," ana secure
protect their rights and they hardly fs OF snooo
lively accomplishing their object
NATIoSAL INDUSTRIAL CosGREssA AT TIE w ISL
Throughout Wisconsin and the West ha1luca-
ton Meetings are being held responding 70 inc
late great demonstration of the Friends OF mus
trial Reform at Chicago. National Lana heIo.m
Associations are In very successu VPo.S
among the Workers Of Chicago ana hnMsuHee,
and at recent meetings Of the latter Assoclalon Il
dercs NTH Meekwonago Circle, No. !, OF the
"Rrotberbood Of the Union Of this State, relative
q, ,he ORGANIZATION of "Circle," OF the Order IN
M;Iwsnkee. They intend inviting MIR. II. Il. Van
Amrinee 20 visit and travel through this State Tor
the purpose OF organizing Land Reform Assocla-
tons in such towns and villages as he may be
able.
On the adjournment Of the Chicago Congress, one
ofits members, L. A. Hine, Of Ohio, addressed the
following letter to the Michigan Labor Heformers:
The Industrial Congress adjourned yesterday, after
most interesting session. resolved on the 6rosdes.
The widest range Of inquiry his philosophy 10 the no5es
reformer You need be surprised to hear, therefore
that beside the Land Reform the most thorough RESOLUTIONS
were passed on Anti Slavery, on Peace, on Woman's
Rights on Universal Education, &c &c Indeed there 10
Indusifis Congress will not cooperate You will receive
copy Of the proceedings In pamphlet form Of winch sew
eral thousand copies are 10 be printed.
The TO take the most energetic steps
toward organizing the whole country by States sounnes
b1,sed %b the tbe sTese, possible ,psed TIE good time
10 coming" but must prepare the world Tor liz dawn
and this preparation depends upon our zeal and activity In
The problem Of The age is, How shall ali mankind be
emsncpaed from all species Of seryltude 10 wheh one
be forced by the necessities Of existence TO depend upon
the viii Of another for The means OF living Every one
ihosd be bis own employer, and enjoy Dis own nome GA
the fo, to which one can show q title deed from me
Almighty for acre more than bis living demands "hat
are of the Of the Industrial CongreesI
J. The freedom Of ali unoccuped lands to actual settlers
IN limited quantities The exemption OF the homeilsad
8. Land limitation I. Free trade and direct axsnon
5 The abolition OF al banking. 6 The organization OF
Trade into Protective Unions The organization OF me-
own employers and receive fall produce Of their toll
8. Universal Peace among the Nations The rights OF
well az man for Ills egotsm In man 10 prescribe
the sphere II that sphere be different from that OF
man. 10 Education the most thorough development and
culture OF every child that the science OF the ege VIII per-
IL hoped thai III. Refomers Of Michigan will organize
in every Township, School District and Ward aud thai
County Conver fiona and State Conventions VIII be held
for the cause ofproges What say the Radicals OF m,h
giant Yours for Humanity, l.. A. HlNE
s<NEw.J ERsEY.-The Executive Committee lit ap
pears from the Trenton papers, Of Workingmen
opposed to property qualification, ard in favor OF an
exemption law, the equalization OF taxes, and ten
hour law met pursuant to call, at the VislteT Of
fee on Monday evening last FRAsKLIs MILLS
was called to the Chair, and Benjamin +. Yard ap-
pointed Secretary. A Committee OF three were
appointed to propose circular to the people Of the
State, urgiag the organization of workingmen, and
the dissemination Of their principles advocated.
BALTIMoRE.-The BARRIERS of this city have
Beneficial Association, and on the 9Th held an an
nua election for officers. ISAIAH PISDELL, Presi-
dent and Jacob G. Hhmer, Secretary. On the 18TH
they celebrate their anniversary at Riders, il the
Grove, 9 miles on the Susquehanna Railroad.
PITTsBuRGH COOPERATIVE MoLDERs' UNIoS
FOUNDRY This company of journeymen mold
ers who are building establishment in ALE
ehehy City, will be ready for operation In about
two weeks The Directors are John Gray,
James Graham and Andre ~sPorter.
CIscISSATL-We learn from the Cincinnati
konparel that the Union Iron Moders' Coopera-
tive Association near that city is In very successful
operation
CHICAGO The Clerks of this hourishing reform
city are moving for early closing OF stores-e
o'clock p III.
der has been established at Greensburgh, Indiana.