New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
BF THE EUROPA.
ENGLAND.


Sn"'''s' "lu o''"l c.,,o.,.;.o,
W ma IN me ho'Ni0'' 1'eN0" Tue ioli0 us
Manifesto OF new Combination among the En-
plish Radicals:
To The WeBers Of he Naonql Chdrr Association, Social
Reiorm League, Frateynai Democrats National RJoIH
League, INC ,e7trdt United lTades Bodies and "'e
Pu1he gfHer w ~ .l,o 4o,,. ,r 4to ,,r,.
- orrotat;on and
l,oe'" ~: -: n IN ~ ~ It'll CO.,
lhdI Tue 'li'ii i''0ii " IL - ~
port; You VIII perceive toa' ln1 deGHfation u
tue conference tesis on Tue uliiF ciSa' P'lholP.oi
that ali mahl"5i aIe pIe1li'ci, anu ~ ~
with Gil equalty o. rleht 10 ENJOY Tue taLSn, "l'n
oil native raw mate!lal ON ana oeHea'u Iss SUI
iace-lis seas rsefs' ana tne atluos ciS lIotiiu
Inc oojeet' oi u'I 10 - p t! III
Na'lon& ohaIte1 al.'
dlrect Ine mo- eiIenl " t' ~ oop'o a. ~
actmenl OF the PeoPleS 0na'VeF; "iole anu Gu
tire the NatiohaI'zaSloh oI 1al d 'le9 Gnu I.'.
restricted fresS N@'ioi4i ~ Sreiti 81
-ducatoh' ana oeI1gI en- 1noHs ~ ri, ~;
better dIst'loutTn OF te r1l's :, s
enumeration WI. sue" l,'"' S.,, hoe bs,
boClety IcPlcseHVeU az ~ 49,. - - -.
duly taken care Of, ana th%V VI1 eH"eaSo' Ha5
been to effect an union "hicil " III DC actl'e anu
powerful IN bringing ABOUT oetLeF coaui,lon %
the people poAtlcaily ana iii'tCeildilS'
The fules nave oeeH iuauo DIS s'HlP.e a. Pc
bic All persons acqulescs ia 5ne oojeGts u si.o
National Chafter ana 1ocldl l'olUliH = mn a. NC
tbreenence for which they will obtain card set.
INC, f,rtb the objects and rules
m ro,Ioro 'frr,ed into localities will he en-.
,,larad 49, q lat laws FIR their own guild.
p,, 40 ui1,ose oynets FIR ca1n0rDoses.o
''i1 A--1 30, roTt of The Mon will be
~ co,5I+,o Cnroooittao cornnosed ofthree
ia f., oac bady aivino in It's adhesion 10
80 Iou - hs noid evening the Secre-
Wv i;c ire mill tLe assembling
va ~ N,ir,a} C,rrr,, or, or before the month
n Nav of noxt year We know that it may be
0bincf9d "that the members of the Chartist body
ore much more numerous than those of any other
assoriations and should. therefore return mere
,1a,boro 70 tbe Conpcil :" Trulv; but there can
b do,It +l,ot without introducing 30 great an
,l,,1oIit,, of nnn,bprs the Charter will receive
amnle snnport as the primary object of the Union.
II IS already a urinary object with the Fraternal
Democrats and National Reform League. A large
body of united trades put forward Universal Sut-
frage as one Of their leading principles; and at
the Conference none gave a more prompt and
hearty support to the Peoples Charter, name
"a III y tbor tho renrnenntatives rs the Social
an" ar ' " -
ISIS, -. W.
We now refer the whole matter 10 you w
Would advise that the several Associations should
Immediately call their own members together, to
take the proposed Union into consideration
| Where no Societies at present exist public meet
| ngs may be called for the same purpose
Since former combined movements in further
ance of She Charter, circumstances have mate
rally altered; several obstacles to the power
and we-being OF the People have, IN part or
ton Ct the people abroad has proved too imperfect
finally to establish their power, it has made itself
Ia H. t,oc r,op EnH