New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
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The resolution passed unanimously.
On motion Of Mr. Orvis, il was voted.
Thai The Executive COMMITTEES csrfe 10 b. pared and
published port Of the progress and condition. Of las
hfsocieye noven ert
On mellon OF Mr. Manning, it was voted
Thsf Committee be appointed 10 raise by Subscription
fsud Of $1,000 n AID d buildings and inprovems1s II
De "North.AHsricsn Pine aux IN New-Jer,sy
The Committee consists Of Messrs. Manning aud
spril e, Of New Yorh Kay aud Sartain, OF Phils-
delphia; Fisher and Cabot OF Boston aud B ar
keT, Of Providence.
yokd That he proceediag or tbs Convection he pub
pshed H. The Mr. York Tribune the Profecrs Isia 1-
Cincinnati NoAE srisi, PhasSaphiG Ledgr ard NIii'aal
Era
Aojourre5 70 Thur'd'y evening ~ Pgbs meeting At
TofeG Thsi Horace Greeley Pre.iieat Of he aioa' be
requss ed 10 prepare circular for lhs sbove OBJECT ald
p.sce II 81 Ms disposal Of III Commii,-e"
PuBLIc MEETING At COcHuUATE HALL.-Tnurs-
day evening, May 30.-The meeting vas called 70
order by Mr. James T Fisher
Mr. JoHS SARTAIS, Of Philadelphia, in the SD.
sence Of the President, HORACE GREELEY, was
called 10 the Chair. Mr.. J 5. DWIGHT Of Boston
from the Business Committee, reported e series q
resolutions, which were read rs follows:
Hooitcc- That Ia The rapid multiplication ofco0persvs
eomps1ies o. sboref n cur clues sso abroad IN ne
powerful altitude scqur by the New England Protest
I've uuors" BY their simple and rraccs solution %! the
problem Of Commercial Reform 10 he wide spread A.,
ceptsnce Of the principles Of Land Reform. HON sstsed
Exemption, Mutual BANKING, Credit snd Exchanges IN
this AID mos. significant fact OF INDUSTRIAL Con-
GREssEs ard In the various special forms too
menuODl under which the victims OF remOrsesss
petition have begun to try Co0gERATioN The gotea key
Of their 6eversnce-we read heliDg eyieoce that
SocsiFm Is resv TOO deep 20 slsnd OF fs With any
school system; thai Il exists by the design OF God lld
by The destiny OF Msn; ha has taken firm possession Of
the world aud no mistakes reyerses or reactions can de-
feat ito purpose more han ne iesoeTgs OF The poles can
Reoired Thai In the midst Of ali tness fscis and eonhr
nations whereby aspirations are becoming history we
oral Reform through Organization Of Industry the basis
OF unity Of and mutual guarantees OF all that toe
That il becomes our uty in his central altitude,
operate with oil the special Labor Movements suggesting
untsry and scientific methods and gathering 10 one
focus all separate lines Of effort that they may thus be
compliments to one another and fuh their hghe" cad
and Instinct In a perfect order Of Society;
Thai for this end the organization Of the A. u should
still be cherished and extended and that we invite all Asso-
eisous 10 their several towns aud ces TO form shis-
ted unions which may bear our word Of sympsthy and
couDsel to the workingmen and women round hem learn
3 Resortd That with the deepest respect for all the
cs architects and above all grateful for the foods OF light
which Fourefs scientific mnd inspired by hs great gen
erous soul has shec upon the Social Problem we Dow TO
idol and follow no great thinkers lead IN AL thDgsi
ard hath Is our PRIDE and 10y 70 know MAJ our Coqnan
that II can afford ali our speculative differences,
without epdsngeng our unity In ibis most practical rei
eous brotherhood OF organizers OF the reign OF Love and
Resoirsd, That the Christian Church. as an Idea and
Realty, 10 a Uniy.in. Ysheiy-One head In many men,
bers-whch must sooner or later embody itse Into Con-
federscy 81 Commonwealth, ruled and Inspired by the
Law snd Liberty OF Love and that Socialism the
Of all the deyeopmens ard 20 iIics OF Chrsten-
dom, is movement TO Organize Communities whoss
%Sss ,sf se % 1 od 'a DIVINE
g. Reoited That with cordial respect we think the Wom
en- who, assembled 10 Convention at Salem, ono on tue
12h of April 1850, The majesty Of their Nora MgnL
PROVED their Divine and Natural Right TO CoSoysfegniy
with Man. throughout the range Of Civil, Social and Relg
ious Relations; aud that We call upon our Sisters In all
Christian communities TO redee debassd manhood BY hs
manifestation Ct womenhOOd experienced by usefulness
ssrched BY holy love and thus reformed into image
Of Eve perfected, whom God designed TO mike Adams
help; ard that assert for Woman Correspondent
claim with Man to free access 70 all opportunities for ei1
cation industry ard influence, limited only by the delicate
ssgtciy which he inspirations Of pure heaIs forever
prompt finally, that rejoice 10 hear that Convention
IN advancement Of hese high ENDS 10 be hsd in Ocobs
at Worcester, Massachusetts.
g. Resored That In The appointment OF our couniryman
WILLIAM Fay, low resident in Paris, as our Deiegale
10 the Peace Congress 10 be held Ia FRANKFORT the
publicly pledge itself The PEACE gRIScPLg as
part and parcel Of true Socialism and - eborI our besh
ren IN France ard other paris oi Europe, w are 40 nooy
cose the sst chance or the oppessos by refusing 10 nave
Rssoirsd That the noble effort OF The BosroS PRINT
YRS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY" both to employ themselves.
and 10 write print aud pubsh paper the advocate OF
Muiuaiism among the working classes has earned our
warmts appreciation and our graimdei
That the enterprise and talent the LIBERAL candid conci
atory but ye firmly Just and hopeful spirit In which
weekly Protective Union" has been conducted,
The beet hopes fteir forthcoming daily Newspaper "Ths
Press"
That call upon friends support these organs Of
movement which 90 jest SO Christian, so fraIerna and
That we Include in the same Recommendation the Gin
ciunau Nonp and any other papers In which working
pleading their cause and seeking unity with
one snoher in all csllpgs places and conditions
Resolved Thatbyour professions and position as Social
lists and mutt be opposed necessarily ell forms OF
human oppression, whether Of predis chale wages
Slavery that we seek by the organization OF industry,
by he freedom Of the sci in limited quantities 10 actual set
uers by exemption OF the homestead from legal dain by
The abolition OF exobitant and interest upon cspA
the immediate entire and complete extinction OF al and
every hind Of Slavery and that a. among bankers capital
lists and wages rackers we shall find our most strenuous
opposers TO system Of unary Industry trade and hnance,
among the holders Of chae slaves shall find the bit.
tees opponents 10 the freedom Of the public lands In limit
ed quantities actual settlers only for socialism, a. we
understand and teach IT, Ia the remedy for and all
forms Of Ssvery-is the genius Of integral emancipation
y heseises Thai we mai me common school system Of his
lston, held by present society to is members and that
while rejoice in the abundant ruits Of this rs spona
neous realization OF Socialism call for its natural and
necessary development into Free Colleges for the People Of
which the Free Academy Of New-Yorf, and the High
School Of Philadelphia worthy harbngers-FREE Col
LEGEs EoR THE PEOPLE, which shall be opened TO tho chill
dren Of Labor who graduate with distinguished honor at
the common schools thus preserving TO Society s rcheit
Of intellect and securing Lsbor sdyocsies OF
its own race, whose education shall be free harmonious,
WIN. II. CLAIMING moved their adoption, and
spoke upon the several topics which they involved.
Addresses were then made by Messrs. john
ORyIs, II. p. TRASH, Rev. Mr.. WILLARD Of West
ford, Mr.. TREASoR Of Boston, and Mesas VEL
I.IsGToS and j. s. DWIGHT.
The resolutions were adopted.
The meeting then adjourned, sine die.
WIN. +. CLAIMING, Recording Secre,iry.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF COLLEGIATE
AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION IN THE WEsT.-A
meeting in behalf Of this Society was held in the
fremont Temple on Thursday morning. Rev. Mr..
Baldwin, Secretary, made statement in refer
snce to the operations OF the Society the past year.
which have been onward. AS one result sub
'cription Of $4,000 was raised by the plymouth
Church OF Brooklyn, N. Y. to found Professor
ship in Wabash College. AS a testimonial of re-
gard tor the pastor of that Church Rev. Mr. Beech
err, II was called the "Beecher Professorship."
Another result Of the year has been the raising of
$4,000 as part Of the SEQ 900 to be raised for the
Western Reserve College, Ohio The amount
paid into the Treasury the past year. in addition to
the above, was sll.O0l 0s. Rev J. NJ. Ellis, and
Rev Mason Grosvenor, have acted as Agents in
New England. The reading Of an abstract of the