New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
The New-YOrk City Industrial co,.,..

cue Ne"-h "fA t'iy industrial Coagrs~,
TwESTYN1Nra SrssJ0y-Preseat 49,,
Bailey, President, and Robert Pond, one # ' 4,
NiccPreSideEtS, who ot6cisled as Secrat,- sas
tem, and also q large number Of members. FFa
Nee Delegates Rfcer ira 3 Dnq;s o.,
man Of the Credealisi Committee. rer9-tsS -
Webster and Janes HibS0a from ths Ss5S-s
Harness and Trunk Makers WE AtA5ss.,
Michael RXan snd Stephen " God. from tAs -
tral CITY lAGustria. Il form Association -
Farou, from the Csbjuas Makers. John rs
and Laoali Plotts- Protective Union Baker, -
soclstlon, corner O, Sevauthay and Ninetsss,c
St. per announcement Ia Reporters have 49,
James u. Turner John Moore and George AZ
deacon, tTho was the correspondent Of the B,s~,
! !, roteettre mon who VIII claim their sest,,.
the next meeting
AF, ice President Bassett announced thateA
- - of House Carpenters which Ia hi
We uoNor 20 represent had as vet made s,s.
.''i menus 90 &c represented at the Wotl9,I1
90 - IN s-''.9''' %h,cn aas been called a3x.
- LJ5tlg.5 ia May ISL during 4.
World / sir Exhibition CT IDdnst-;,i p~6}.s.ss
from every quarter. - 'VOSss
Ben Price, of the Industrial cone,,.. g..
rative League Com@{,tee. made the follo~!!s.
report
REPORT or THE COOPERATIVE LABOR
LEAGUE
Yer cseafttee 7esFsf ~ rl9rt % tie Ns.s. Ys,s5,
1. ma, ri Their uiseuc NJ. 5. Price wa, ,,,....
Caa.Aaan, Mr. heu;y Crate was appointed RssSt1
secrenr,' n2o Ar ~ Ar,aar Bailey was appoia,si rs
, Thar on 1oeon ityvaz Resalred rla. ibis (,.v.-..
be, and hereby IS. ORGAN. lite os I,e P
Of Managers Of the Cooperative Labor League ci ascs
OF New orkh w
$ That various men bers The Committee vese ass5
ed TO ascertain the terms on phch contracts wo1a
tered into t large rsrpaerers and dealers ssPPy.
Tbst the memoirs of tae Committee aave heo ~.
with success beyond her ptnlest eNpec2ton 4ai ess
tam the most sangrire expectations ct the eaite g,.rs
All Vi Which is respectfully submitted.
HENRY J. CRATE, Recording Secret4ry. - fssaes
Messrs Pond, Willis, X. A. Bailey and Plan, !,
the Cooperative League Committee, ftrihar 80
orally reported that they had made inonir5s, sa =
Bakers, Shoemakers, Hatters, Tailors CoaI6s.TI
ers, &c. as to the price Of yarious producer Al,
offered considerable discount to the membe, =
the League purchasing from them.
On the application Of the Industrial Rein,
Association Delegates for admission after soma
remarks from Mr. Bassett, it was ordered H.,
new Delegates in future should pay the lss. =,
sessment of the Congress as their Admiration IA,
which is now 81. The Industrial Reform As,ocj.,,
ton is formed pursuant to the Recommendation of
the National Industrial Congress which oom.
menced its 9Th session at Chicago, ILL., on The
same day the Industrial Congress of NewYmE
was formed the 9Th of June. $780, and yho,e
proceedings were subsequently approved Of bv
! the New York Congress, and the pamphle. report
! quite extensively circulated
For the formation of such Associations in
every W ard, Township, City and County in tho
United States, the National Industrial Congress
addressed special appeal to Retomers, and /.
is to be hoped that every Ward in New.York
City will have its Industrial Reform Association.
before the next session of the National Convex.
ton of Reformers, to be held at Albany on the
first w ednesday of June, 1851, az they will be
allowed representation at the 9th Albany Con.
eress and also in the New.York Industrial Legis
lature which assemblies at Albany on the fist
Tuesday Of September, subject to the restrictions
imposed in the following extract from the COnsti
tuition of the National Industrial Congress as
stated in the call of the New Jersey Indastrials.
THE prominent fact OF the downward tendency
OF labor, fact SO inconsistent with our national
! theory of government, and the now almost equal
! " prominent fact that that downward tendency
caused by the monopoly of the soil, render i
unnecessary for us to go into an argument to sheS
the necessity of a State Organization to devise tho
best temporary relief and the quickest methOdol
| applying the radical remedy, the restoration Of
| the soil to the people
"As there are but few Industrial Organization
in the state entitled to representation 10 the In
dustrial Legislature our chief duty is 70 Dopt9a
the means by which representation oil the lndas
trial and Retormatory interests may be secured. III
the forthcoming session OF the Legislature lie
qualifications OF representative are follows
| L. Its members shall be elected annually by
bodies or associations of men or women who sub
| scribe to these principles, TO wit That it is the
duty of all men to promote the liberty, equality
and fraternity Of the race; and that governments
are under obligation to secure to each human be-
ing the use of SO much Of the earth, as well ~
other elements OF nature, as his necessities
demand
.. They shall be elected by Associations, con.
sstng each OF five or more persons and less than
fifty, male or female, above the age of Is years
every such Association being entitled to ore rep
resentative and every Association being entitled
to one additional representative for every add
tional fifty of its members proDided a(pay' that
no Association shall be entitled to any fepreaen
tatiye whatever in this Congress unless all It's
members shall have subscribed to all the Prhei-
pies under the first head OF tins article
From which it will be seen that five Or mora
persons, where no organization exists, may l9fn
themselves into an Association and be entitled
send one or more representatives, according
| their numbers.
The Industrial Congress lNationail in theifap
peal prescribing that Delegates must be sent 70
the State and National Legislatures, and to ils
Industrial Congress Of the Union, suggest in4
five cents per week or ten cents per month % 10
CURED of members Of the local Industrial EeoGa
Associations to cover their expenses The friends
of man in every village and township otthe coaa
try and in every of the City, were required TO o.
ganize and frequently confer together for To
erent cause of redemption; such as County BE-
| form Associations composed of Delegates f0ma
every township, village and city ward Indqadl
Legislatures composed Of Delegates from the Va,
rio1s counties not exceeding ten from each aaa
the National Congress Of Delegates from the ssF'
era States, las for the last five years from any
reform organization, without reference to tow,
ships, counties or States until the Reiormers shall
be completely organized throughout the ceantE,,
and in this manner will the Albany Congress nen
June be organized thus giving the Ne~JenesI
| New York and New England Workingmen fa5 a.
representation, while but few Delegates WI
attend from the distant States and as esa
Annual Congress is held at different locasgi,
! the Reformers in the neighborhood where 80
Congress meets can make no objection as otsg
resentation, and in order to facilitate organlzses
the Chicago Congress, in the following elo4ass
/ ! IL, C.., IF IN