New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

ees, matters OF grave and pressing importsnse IN
ne people are too often suffered q sleep 10 obi.
Vion or perish from the wifal neglect Of the peoples
servants
We trust that such vii no. be the case Ia the
present instance
II your honorable body should e., an ;,.,,,
DOUBT that the vast ms ori,y Of your coo,,,,sot,
ihoorto The sediments embraced Ia tai. communal
cation f. c. ensc,nents Ia Rccordance with ina
PrlnuPits recommendedl your honorabls b,dv
nj, ht maize provision for submitting the mater N
the people TO be indorsed or rejected by them a.
the ensuing felt elections m9de Of seton -,
uized hy the Democra cles q ancient t,ms,-,o.
prsctced by your predecessors on the sebi.c, ~
"suppls ing the CITY with Croton Water"
The undersigned feel quite coaGdent that the
people, en- masse wouli cordially supo1r, the
principles heren embraced. We believe that the
n ass o nRnklnd are naturally humane Ani he.
nevolsnt-that seiishness, svRrice add fraId are
generally Il c ohspiIng Of false education asi the
force OF circumstances. Public opinion 50. 10 re-.
latoD to business matters is corrupt in its cha'as-
tsr ard de morslzlne in its tendency.
Many OF our citizens OF the highest respectable
~. men v hon the undsrsisncd cheerfuliy rscoy
uize ~ being mt Of ster ing integrity and slrtoe,l
openly RvOw that n carry on business successful
y, that high sense oi honor csDDo, be observed IN
business transactions, tina, men OF honor are bound
t0 Ulserve IN tire sOCla re- atiODs OF NE, SIN o,ner
sentiments OF a similar character which are uni
versally indorsed by the commercial vohi.
The time has arrived when il behOoves Sener-
Gus public 70 examine these questions more uni.
nutey-tO US il is self eyidens-thst an AliWise
and justCrestcr never intended that one portion OF
the human family should prey upou and i've a. the
expense OF the other-eud in no other portion OF
the animal crestion is such state Of things foand
10 exist.
The principle $50 loudly asserted by many that
every and any individual 10 justified In cclmuIs
ting immense wealth by any and al meas within
the pale of the Ldu-thst he has perfect right
under sll circumstances TO depress the price OF Ia
Dor 10 the lowest ebb-res srdless of the misery and
distress thereby entaed upon hundreds and thou
sands OF his fellow beiugs-who in the eyes ola
Supreme Being, are bis equals for God is no re-
spector Of personsl is papabls reputation OF
those Divine prnci pies Of Justice Mercy and Truth
which were taught and practiced eighteen hundred
years ago by The Carpenters SON and ssyors Of
Pagenism and Atheism which should be promPt
y met by the indignant rebuke OF an enlightened,
benevolent and virtuous people.
S S8ESE gEI6E hcoLUskT COMMITTEES.
r. ARTHUR BAILY.
On motion, the above Report was unanimously
adopted. X ARTHUR BAILY, President
Henry J CRATE, Recording Secretary.
A discussion here took place on the credentials
of Joseph Walsh AID as TO bis Withdrawal as
Delegate from the House Carpenters Association.
Referred to a Committee Of Five.
Mr.. Barr announced that the German United
Trades intended to hold a meeting on Monday
evening TO adopt means to set the Tallors to work
cC0Peretvely, and were anxious 70 secure the sym
peihy Of the Industrial Congress and its conssItu-
ences in this measure for really aiding the Taors
and cause their strike TO cease. The meeting wac
recommended to take place on Monday next at 5
p. NJ.
Mr.. Wild briefly referred to a new Industrial
organ about TO be established " The Trades Jour
nal" by II Ksvanagb, of 80 Nassaust. on the CO.
operative principle, and published weekly. There
is TO be or partners, all pristers, who are EN-
powered with the choice of editors and reporters.
Americas OrR another weekly reform paper pu5.
lshed at SO ChsshamIt. Is conducted on the same
principle
The lien law was discussed at length aud recon-
mitted back to the Committee Of Eleven for amend
meBt.
The recent doing Of the Tai'ors and Police in
Tbirty.eigLlh st. were discussed by Messrs Barr,
Crate, Adam, Bssrett and Cruise, pending which
the Committee for the Parks meeting on Monday
was Announced, when the Congress adjourned until
rext Tuesday.