The New York herald., 1850-08-29
Congress OF Trades.

This body met on Tuesday evening, at their usual
hour in the Of the Court Of Oyer and Termner.
The President Mr. Bailey called the meeting TO order,
and read two Communications from the house carpen-
ttrs. 1t moved that these communications, or
protests in reference to the oonesedseat in Congress
be referred to committee, with instructions to re-
port that evening. This motion was seconded and
carried
Mr. BARr offered resolution to the following effect:
That the tspplated procession Of the industrial
elasses take place On the 18th OF October 1850, by
torch light This resolution elisied considerable dis
cufsien, as to the propiiety of time soue thought
that the procession should he held in daylight, In
that the public nigh. have opportunity Of Wit
Messing the exhibition Of their combined strength.
Some MAINTAINED that the evening was the most APP
proIriate time bsssuss many would attend the pro
eession at that time, who would be prevented from
doing during the day time. OihsIs again were en-
tirely opposed 10 public dsmonstrnticne for the sim
pie rssion that public administration are seldom at
tended with btnefciel recruits
Mr. HAanLIos Of opinion that Congress should
fdoTt some plan whereby they should be regulated in
the formation Of the procession and after some fur
tbsrpnsrks, illustrating the propriey sna necessity
- such course. he moved that the whole natter bs
laid On the table until Congress shali have devised
plan for regulating such public demonstrations Ihs
motion was seconded and unanimously adopted
Some credentials we're next read; after which Mr.
foSD odcrtd the folio wing resolution That as Con
gress has decided tho rmafiou of Board Of Trade,
each aifoeiation elect delegate to consulate thr
Itr. Mr. eosirRvrLLr also offered n resolution. which,
~ he thought ought ~ take precedence OF the previous
one. IL vas. ho~ever laid over and
Mr BApr moved the consideration of the former re.
solution. which seconded and adopted.
Mr paY ,fercd the following resolution - That this
Congress ch.erfuy r.spopd the call e the stste
CcLtat Committee of Workirgmsn for Mechanics'
and Work gmcn's Convention. 20 be held At Albany
On the second al October next add reconthend the
vofklngueu OF the several Assembly districts II Ills
city organizes nd send dsieHtos said conveE tonn
Mr BiHR moved the adoption OF the resolution
A frn De hat here ems
fentaton ~ labor In the convsnticn Some coniended
that the rdsmPon Of The laborng CLASSES lay Ia the
tnergctic participation In political action-that the
time has ccme When they form third party. DIFF
,ribe nom she Vhies and democrats aud that labor
elected nom the working community, and men in
who're fidelity they could conhde. Some expressed
thsmttlvss IN opposition TO the formation Oh third
Al length. after considerable 6iscussion, second
reaSipg Of the resolution vas called for and 1t was
then ADOPTED.
Mr.. GHrcotY read som, documents. in the way cf
panSton in reference TO the contested seat n Con
gross from the House Carpenters lrotective society,
and moved that the ccmmittte appointed 10 investi
gsts this AFFAIR, be diseharstd which vas carried
whcreupCn
Mr wsIsH rose 20 announce the resignation of his
seat Ia Congress and In doing made come expiana
tion in reference to his disAsreeaee position aud re
sTectna the views and senfimepts he had entertained
AR. DAVIS moved that Mr.. iennesy be eleotedt 10
occupy his seat.
member In bis place was not proper substitute
Mr. Bsnn Was opposed TO the decision. aud re-
OuCftgd that Mr. BAILEY leavethc cnair ~heitup"n
Dennis the vice. PRECEDENT called to occupy the
chair Mr. Dennis then demanded the yeas aud nays
upon the decision. and u resuted that the mSlony
In favor Of Il, whereupon Mr. Baiy resumed the
chair.
tn. reception Of the resignation Of Mr.. Walsh was
then sdopted
Mr. Porp offered q resolution 10 the effect that fe-
mnie labor b. Represented In this Coneress.
Here the Credentials of Mr. Hennesy we're read, and
Mr. BsHR offered resolution to the effect that this
Compress will hereafter recognre the right OF every
association represented here 10 recall their delegate
at pleasure and substtuts another TO nh the vacancy
The resolution vas carried and Mr. Hennesy vas se-
ceptsd TO fli the vacant seat
In reference 20 the OF female aoor IN
Congress some warm discussion arose whether the
rppesenatives should be male or female both sides
Of the question had their advocates, ard hr bsss
m owed that ths be laid 70 be In order al
their next meeting and that the ladies' be invited 10
attend the discussion Tuesday
Mr. po~p offered an amendment TO the motioa-thst
n n. referred 20 the consideration Of special commit
tse-vfieh vss adopted =.
oopsress 20 attend the Nation Reform Mass Meeting
20 he held I'm the Psrk, this esy.
The invitsfior wss unspimcusiy accepted, and the
meeting then adjourned