New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
The yndustriuI Congress, &c.

To the Editor 81 Tie Ne1c- York Tribune:
nv attention has been called to attack In the
bfo,aing Eap,eys of this instant, in which the
Editors and Reporters Of The Tribune figure coz
sricuously. The article overaows with falsehoodsy
and is in perfect keeping with the E.rpresss treat
ment OF the Workingmens movements ever since
their commencement. The Express charges that
Mr Dana denounced Mr. Brooks at Carpenters
meeting, which is untrue as Mr.. Dana has never,
as know, attended a Carpenters meeting, aud
in fact, but few other Industrial meetings, since
the Lslo Movement began, and then only at the
urgent solicitation of the officers and prominent
members of these useful Associations.
MI Ottargon is not member OF the Industrial
Congress and has attended but one 0r two OF It's
meetings, the EIpeSS to the contrary
l have generally reported the Labor Meetings
for The 1rldune but was not at the Carpenters
meeting when james Brooks denounced but
was furnished with n report OF their last meeting
by the President OF the House Carpenters Pro
tectiye Association perfectly reliable and non-
est man.
There are many other Measurements lnthe Elk
prcss which have no time to correct Just now
and as 10 the political in!luencesot the Industrial
Congress, lis mt mbcrs and friends the reelection
Of Ge0rcc'Brlges lw 10 dld not dodge the vote on
the Fugitive Slave Bill TO Congress over the
Committee. of Safety candidate, tAroutarusy Is
one result, beside the election by large malorlties
Of Charles r. Swords Abram Wakeman, WyHls
blackstone Henry j. aymond. Sanford l.. Mac
omber John Bynn Libbeus b. W ard, James
Dewey, WuIIAa S. GKEGORY, lone OF the moss
prominent members OF the judicial Congress,l
George. Clark and other friends OF progress, to the
Assembly and other offices oil importance In the
CITY aud vicinity sufficient proofs OF the con-
trolne Influence OF the votes of the workngmen.
Tbs vote for Congress i'll the 9th District IS no test
as the workingmen did not count upon the defeat
of Mr. Brooks, when it was found what Influences
were brought to bear for hIs support AS IL IS,
there is boiling OF Of 1850 Wing votes since the
last Congressional election Notwithstanding the
coplpolsofv support given By the LaborinGmen, in
tie employ OF certain great SPECTATORS iof MI
Whether the WorhinGrnen VIII oppose Mr.
Books III S12 remains to DO seen II he pursues
an honorable and upright course, and represents
truly the known will OF the majority Of inc I DSio'
cratic Wings and people Of bis District the w orh-
ingmen will be satisfied, but they WIN always oP,
pose sneakins on the part OF their pfeteht,q3 .
friends open opponents. HOW many ~, G.
Socor's men were discharged Tor not voting iof
Blocks H. NJ
The highly Ha.terng vote receiy ,2a oy MI
Bowen in the Third, Fourth and ruth w aros WIS
also. in measure owtn5 to the W ol NM le.
Influence and he'd it not been !or Tue ueacncf5 V,
i potion Ct tho Wings Of the fusE ana o' .
W ards and The Express he YOU'D nave pttN
elected Stories were lnCustrlously circulated III
the First aud Second " ards, to the effect that
Mr. Bowen was not candidate, aud q Bowen
ticket could not BE- procured IN the FIRST W ara
he vo1crs desrious ct casting thelf sulra6es iol
MIR Bowen MOTHER NJ the regular w ing stahoS
In The Second Ward. Beside the W hug local
tickets IL 10th the First and second W ards were
socrifcs1 IN order 10 obtain Locotoco support
for ReGmal who threatened TO discharge his IN
lor:ns men IL The Fifth w ard should they vote
agai!st hin. eId 10 crafty the committee Oh
Safety. whose proc edl1gS have NOT Deeh con S
.epIred by Mr. Brooks while nearly every other
Union Wig OF tie Committee condeinGed che
circulation o. the Union" Ticket. to the prejudice
Of Nh liant, the X lis nominee inf Governor.
TIE Worhiug7oea ard tho Industrial Congress
have sccou plished aboot all they eNpected
| this oiecton, ard If WAshtSGF"S HUNT 10
elected. las ia, returns now indicated he VIII be
Indebted to them fog much Oh his support, aud not
10 tie Committee eF SAFETY OF George Law. u
| ,ard UaIock. Lames Brooks, Il Co. whose on :
,iiect vas the defeat Of the Wings. Ior It tn7
i,ion was really 10 dunger tie Castle GARDEN
patrioss would be tho last 70 shoulder mdsketS IA
It's defense, Md size first 10 dodge Ii tne sts
gesticns OF the E1prass committee .. oa ais
Esd ben follow Ell mt, the whole Wing ticket,
l(,jtt au,! State, would have been defeated, but
il sterna t!.s ,yi,ol5 of The " big party was not
sni, lcr lie election Of UniGn" congressman III
tie lid end Vlth Districts, Hcra5io Seymour oi
Governor. and John G. MaEher, Canal Conlmis
'@ The gross and unqualified attack urou Mr. o.
larson orc ri Nj. Brooks's constituents Is II
piece with tho rest Of tue article in The r Fpres,5
/, is wei. krown that Mr. o. IS nleruber OF t9l
Printers Union, having the interest OF tue s'aGt
Great, Mt Lo9rt aid au&ioGJ 70 aIneiicrato tn'
Sop,i;ti n OF the JOurneyInai - ali me means Il
bis pouer, and OF course perfectly capable OF oas'
ing vote for Congressman whichever way ht
shG rld please .iiiout do.ation rom a'y "a me
He is 40 Gocsct. AID detcsts ccuIte dealing, aLt
exerc;ses t.,l r:gLt Of aaare6e oreni.. ana ia1'
icss.y. u. y h@'F'''7O"'