New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

AhROIt NV LIZ i|AN L ~
The Industrial Congress- Thirteenth Session.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. "a, 1s50.-Present,
the Officers and most OF the members, K, ARTHUR
BAILEY President, and the pro TEN Secretary,
Robert j. Pond one Of the Vice Presidents.
Mr. Willis reported from the Finance Commit
tee. Received,
Mr Commerlord reported as to the grievances OF
the Stone Cutters that the reports were incorrect
however true it may be in regard to the Grant
Cutters. The Marble Cutters have powerful So
siety, and SO with the Stone Cutters, the former
of which is represented in the Congress. 1t is the
Granite Cutters (who are but imperiecty organ
ized) who not represented IN the Congress-
The LADIES STRAW and PAMELA SEWERS
SoCIETY-The Committee of the Congress ap-
pointed to visit and assist this Association OF te'
male lndustrials reported through Messrs Turner,
Hennessy and Young, the substance OF winch, IS
contained in the following report OF the last meet
ing of this Association, which was attended by
several members of the Industrial Congress and
friends of Reform
The Ladies Staw and Pamela Scorers So
ciety.--This body OF female operatives met az
Fountain Hail. l49 Bowery, on Tuesday after
noon, and perfected their organization by the es
tablishment Of $ Rate Bill published in The 1'ri
bune of Tuesday, which if carred out will furnish
to hands in that business for six months OF the
year an average compensation OF about lour dol
lars per week Permanent officers for the sue
Neeuine sl@ lnoNsns 49, $1,000 anI 1870
~ Ia srort those Who NAV be driven ont oF
arorlovrnapt nv avaricious emnlovers The oil
GERS chosen are
Mis- CATnERlNE srArroRP, Precedent
Miss HARRIET CoBB. VitePresident
Miss MARIA Roberts, Secretary
Miss SALIVA FAiRcIIp Corresponding Secretary
MIR Butler Miss GORDON, ana Miss BUTCHER, Dele
gates TO the industrial Congress ~. ~,
Mr' j. Healy OF Tug hat i1islers l9au an 90 ~
aocument' "iie'ei ~ @oo' ~
she siuPoy ere ~ wy ~ 'N. " i; ~
S taer @ o. ano t'9S 60.
s,,S bn atr,oti,,n 20 4o ;ntorasts ~
pii.oI no'u % ;Il;ii ~
1len haius nlu 'A' eI u -
WI 90 ci M "',p Ky y G.otrsi
MN. 'oun - " W. "a.
soo11e.oh teiue.9o w lne n1u'es t.o 'Sinp".n 10y
vi 'ha' WY IA .eH 'ti ~ 80 s,.o
assurance that tne carpenters WoU'u oonVtiooeo
peouhiaiy "u ~ Lie event u l's Het45 uc0os0aI y
various gentlemen addressed the Ladies 10 the
purposes OF ther organization ana encouraging
tneih 10 peiseScle anu perfect 'to 01IiAT' anu
demonstrating no" cruelty au species OF iaoorers
%eIe pe6nnlnS W A9ncl itoll 'no o1nlplieu Ia
huenseS u pnu !e6 quo luotals' oau lioa
ah9 lhc Iot" zen V9oS9 !"
anu those ouI U eIsploy nor 'ueir ote4a' M, M
healy' Mr beehy capt turner, Johh "; heh
messy Vi Tue carpenters Assocta'ioh' anu Doc'ot
young also addressed them, out as we were not
pote.on VI tne spun VI eue SAINT 10 ohiy 6"eu
oaps, turner asih impressed upon mem 'ne i'ii
Pols@hoo VI ''ei tuoiouSt VI autIa'Iol @pu W
"aQ sia' ielit
nfinhess aiu ieilo"shiP "oulu grow up ai'loh5
.ne 70 sastln mem anu perpetua5e 1helr lnsIltu,
tioh 70 tne o VI mA uo"h vi Tue H"S0tt"HS
. .ID % o"pi'els's "hu employers as@usU
ehI n
louus W llileSe upon Tue IA
a'es li'at they' lAe he IuotueEs anu oauShlcrs o,
ING heVouti9h, must ratuef SO "Hnoot Tea ana
oouee' shhs, saIits' ana JeWeNy oeslde DONG
.he @olAei Tue n9ueGnol9' rather tn9n SUBMIT 10
sno VI tuc 0t@Iut9 sec, ana OF caP'eai'
spndsd unon ,bs ne "I ar. g, is ae
H. sio oi'sioe ac1'oil o t1e 'oulates VI
IS s .ney ~ese .e oty eiPtoEeu
ora VIZ nav solo,ei. sGnsictS
hat C o s.,o i,i9' al @hu p3steul
corrnn,on that is in eyerv a;re@t;o $50 o s'
l;tioaf choking down the ssniratons If aat;otian,
and stifins labor and the interests of the indus.
trial classes The Doctor showed them how per,
fectly homeless was the prospect for the Industrial
classes, while our present system Of making the
interests of capitalists the only objects of egisa
ture. was in vogue. and demonstrated that at all
times large portion of the laboring population
were out OF employ. and many of them suffering
for bread, while surplus abundance existed on
every hand, created by their ingenuity and III
ny IS .h;. o,,u,,,,,, ..,,,,v,r o,a;,.,
with this eno,mons abnndarce me Doctor Lar
~ traced to the mononoI, oT he soil onter;or ~
the present time-excessive ;nterest mon money