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

whose united custom is ac;uay worth twenty-five millions
OF dollars per Bnuuin
etchaI of the civ purchase from The mines 22O lbs to
the un and retail 70 her customers only 2M0 hs tn the
up and probably profit of twenty-five tp cent WHAT
is there save gHorance Of such iacs prevent h work
ing classes from organizing themselves into radny socie
ing that there are sixty thousand industrial coal consumers
In New otk, they should organize and dl'de me CITY III
TO six wards secons and make contracts win Elk cap
iiuiss supply them with coal al shy ten T. cehL oVe
and above the actual Takngsx dollars as the present
standard pce of 1tyys per cent prolt under
the present system such ward or section OF ten l1ou7an
oTumerg averaging three uns each would give the mer
chuu profit Of $4,000 and eht be called monopoly
Euf nder ne associated contract stem, atlcn per
cent The profit would amount the very handsome OF
Sl8G0Q to The merchant, ard show SAVING OF the
"a Eoi is Ills bur he union of Capital with Labor Eve
~ poor man who consumed coal berg interested accord
ing TO the quantity which he consumed Further to guard
apein, fraud and show the power and advantage OF as
ISOLATED effort the tring sum OF SIX Ger s from each mem.
ber would pay sworn Inspector OIL esch ward S5uO per
am nm 10 superintend weight aud quality
contend that some such plan carried throuhh all the
trades the next siep in Social Reform Tne thorough or
eanzaon wnduce VII consoidaie me power o. lac
industrial classes Men will more than Lhe ever nope
10 gan by strikes while they will aso acquire h7 power
10 advance their present wages, from the iact uat aMtn
would lose by being excluded from mis- rade socey more
Than he could gain by violating any OF lla laws and ga
lions Lastly because there not sufficient capital IN So
ciev to nppoI unnecessary and
and 10 furnish money al reasonable of interest build
your houses and for cooperative purposes 10 accomplish
iba object IN view suggest LIST That each trade org4u-
u
dele gates 10 the Industrial Congress Sd That one OF the
number be chosen the Industrial Congress Board
of Trade; com posed of member from each trade lin
Thai each society elect Board Of Trade, composed OF
competent in coniunction with the Congress
5h That bv special agreement with all the conscors no
person shall purchase the trade contract price WITHOUT
showing certificate Of membership slmllr 10 O1d vel
lows visiting cards) bearing the seal OF the society and ne
signatures its presiding officers whose dutyit should be
oeeister their autographs in book kept for reference Il
the store each contractor 9th That list ofthe approved
dealers be kept all society for the information oil
it's MEMBERS That when contractor broke s contract his
name might erased from the list and the fresh conec
tors name added in its place each society notifying Us
members Of The change 7h That be the duty OF The In
dustria Congress Board of Trade 10 receive al proposals
from contractors and submit the the Congress,
for s eiberanen-said proposals with The sentiments
the Congress attached them, should then be re-rre1 tc
the various societies for instruction, previous TO the Con
gless taking final action on them
report will allow but lie extreme simplicity OF lie q
VIII allow committee any time to throw il into deta'
las has already done by the cooperative league com
mitee appointed by the Congress should 1t meet n9 al
proval of the minority