The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
The Trades.
THE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS.

The Trades
THE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS.
on Tnufsday evening" u naif past O'CLOCK the
New YORK City INDUSTRIAL Congress met at Grand
street Hall pursuapt to the call of tina Visilauce
co,,,n,,,.. ,h. 10. ., ,oo,, on ,h. 49, a. =. A..
oomse' ~ $50 ~ ~. '. ,A' .'a nvol u INC
building having been given the delegates by the opera
tive bakers who have Il rented for thsmselves Thu
,,a.,;n. "a. tbi, ns,sv.t.s rrom .bou, th;,tx a..
n'eAe va" $3.50 e ~ v'n'e
bodies are on the roll but half Of them did net attend
The chair occupied by Mr.. H. Arthur Bay,
Crsts The Sacretary vas siso nressrt IN hs ofic.i
i, ~" usdsntsi r rsosnptsd fon ~. h., d,s
~ tbs Iron NonJrrs ,, and motion m.ds 10 recs;vs
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NM ~nen ro,,rsa whs,hsr IN. a.,.,.t. v.s ..,.
s-ora a hansvosnt nv a nrotsct;ve so.isty
a ro.Tr-It makes no diffsrrnce
H. Tn.wr,. Jou-sr, ar On ndd Fa,,ov: And r
have M RECITATION In s.v;no that Won m~ht An this
Law ~ az tss ovsr wisS a,s, Tou ths snc;,ias
OF oad reiows wien are MI psnevoins sScae.s IA.
1da Psiin- oasss " 80 Wv
Mr. CRrTr the secretary protested against this dis
a.inas rans,sd IN. Relocate wi,hout srv ousstion
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VI VI any nicson W ~ 70 IA ~ 90. py p ~ as
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asa Poa "Sl W. anu fna pa
bens~osnt assoc;at;am NJ hiactsm;,hs Pa IN hrotsn
English thar this ousstion had been already decided
b. sh o., 90 H. rd.an,;on ~ Ss,o9st % - so
eyenina - A Wv
heightened discussion here took place relative IN
tl.
n -, houia h rnivsS frnn hsnava1a, ~ Ill 20
49, 49, ,rn,ant;U. .n.;a,;ss ~ - " '
The question was then taken on the recepton Of the
49,, ~ ,rnr, Az ;ror r,onidars srd wss narr;aS ~
th ssarmati,s avn N "' "
The credentials from the delegate Of the Benevolent
co.;a,u os m. suiths h.y;nn hasn h.,aad a. NJ
Greoyy sSain asIsd vbsthsr this vas hsnsvo,snt
NJ a nrotsrs;ys socistv Another discussion ensned
which occupied considerable time.
tested against anv further dscussion The question
ma h.sS Ahead s.tIisa
here 10 delegates
M Io.r cns of tho rom m;ttee annointed In renort
upon the basis of in the Congress said
sress 40 to tbs conr.s thev onght To nursns lie
Thought q resolution ought to b. passed against sd
..,.s;s- - aa,a.., ~ O.. 10, rorLir. ,n.n IA
then ~. psnfu necessity would BE- avoided Of osnd
were not Operatives They could then 20 to the doctor
who sat In that Congress say him. "there is
body sick hsre-we don't want your services" They
could go the poticisn dor politics had found its
into everlasting fire" Great sensation) They could
go to the lawyer and say to him, 60 back you are
disqualified man" The war is begun with monopoly,
and the lawyers the politicians and the doctors
all the friends Of the monoposts have no doubt
that these observations have created considerable
would make this proposition would have these gem
temen buzzing about my head like bees. Bat II the
resolution propose is acted on they will sting bat
and leave their sting behind them. and then the
constituent elements Of Congress will be all right.
Great appause)
r.. Il
object Of this Congress WAS There did not appear
be any platform basis Of action The proper course
he thought, to obtain reports from the different
bodies Who send delegates here the Of their
respective trades, the grievances under which they
labored and the remedies they proposed They would
then have the necessary information before them
which TO deliberate aud act. Hear, hear)
Mr. g. N HAMILTON then moved that they should
exclude all discussion preliminary matters and pro-
c~ed to the m ain business of the Congress
This motion was adopted and the delegate from the
blscksmiths was received.
HI ol.,tto 90
pose which. though IL mirht seem to be premature,
and to conflict with the views set forward BY Mr.
Wide and which appeared to be the sense Of the
meeting he Thought it desirable to place on record
with view of having IL referred TO com ittse TO re-
pRor.a Th.. - Ne y,commssasa 20 The eshanie, Of
this city, possible organize cooperative Unions
for the purpose OF conducting their business Tor their own
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usle In the Ne" YORK Hrald, whien saa ina. ccys
CONF y,csmmrrnd,S in thst r.soIution might n. be
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~ bonrs Tn ram bo ba is.s snass an .s,d tb.t
this eans,sss Nv saosn m. rssan,op re,la no caa
vsytiny acb rsa mo sociai union WIN tbs railroad
.om.sniss ,hs nal na,ss IN. h.nsing an .titu
tions ~.ra ali ri.l un}nns .,a at .bI,sbsd 10 on
nress The working classes The srptiment that emr-
from Mr. GREGORY a. onIy .ortby OF a demayogue
ana tvrnnt and 10 Wa sorrv 10 and N coming from
m, moutb Of a uorking man What had those can't
tsIi,ts DON, In The cotton trade on. man by means
of machinery aid ON. hundred and An men = work
ard r,ps.on.ntIy one hunar.d and ,oo,t nine men
v.r. l.ft sle id soci.tv in General derive anv he
neal from this No m went into the pocket Of the
csn,,slist
H. Ior,sr,t said without fear Of being called n
dem,pssue he would express his opinion that thi. re-
solution was pr,mntufe They ought 10 knew ar,t
what the state of the dn.rent trades 10 before they