New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

duet Of bs sogio promote unioa harmony. and brchery
feeling smopg all ss ., re-, rorp o,s
leeus social elevations end for the attainment OF mess
objeeu we adopt he following
CONSTITUTION.
z,,S, TIE s,y,s Of ma Instrument shall be the Con
s,ttutlon OF the New. York CITY Industrial Congress-
At This Congress shall be constituted on The ioho
liz members sbaI be elected annually By Industrial
bodies OF associations OF men who subscribe 70 tnese
ciples TO wit "Thxi all created eq1a-tnst W
are endowed BY their Creator With certsn inssna1 -
riehs smong which the rgst 10 life and hoey "
srs ne oha slensr az shall s1cs provide them WIZ
The means Of suhsisepee and comfort 70 eane@i' ~ p
'erne Proseeca ss eeced By AssocsnOns, consist
Ing ofhree Delessss chosen from esen eooy ofINps
Art III DELteATEs -fns. a., W6eher Benevo.
len or Protective chartered or noy snS ssnzs,on
.nfes peegs, Tb,s ,sefon ELECTED much unnecessary
Si.SSpssoe ard shsr beng passed twice once d
I'D vote, and again BY ealing The yeas sno nays
usual se%isoDSs @ 3; 10ss
ofhs COperes shall on e to inns As the Con
gress spsD ,Srros or OFFICERS -rh're shall be elect
AZ = 49, Of his industrial Council by ballot
pdnpt n1r Presidents, aRecorcing (fnAneiag
Secretary Coe.ecn6ps S ,Ss spu ,Bccs..ors are
see ss j. -. Constitutions, Committee recon.
rsS Ia. each shosld pay 81 on tbs presen-
talon Of The eTeorntis. Of the Delegltes waie9 wa
ns MrCIosly lPresden ofthe First Division Of the Brick
syers and Pasvre Assoclaiion) By giving me O1unci
power 10 each such sum as was necessary 70
sxnfnses which hesn done a. previous -
reourDe 80 cents from the Representatives. OF esq
ana which hss been complied WIN oy nsIy y. nv by M
egstes, a. appears from me s''e'ne"' ''"-
Ar y yIcAxcEs Should any Office become vneI ss
during tbe recess Of Industrial Congress :. 90 oo
Sssv ~ he Vigilance Committee TO I'll me VACANCY - wv"
a. pIscnS1aP2ie .xcE Communicating the ses'
f,hs InaustrsI Congress- heen persons s3e o. ap
pointed who together win NE oinesr boss dulles sSs
noint lime and place for meeting OF mis- COUNCIL
unless Otherwise provided fore &c; p,,rs
~ n.nFs PsEvIoUsLY DOTTED THIS Constitution snall
moi be altered smeLdod or anDuIed out Dy M we
ofhs Industrial Coz eIe.s All Up 9o"ysDtop a. in wiring
ssb.d by Eve members sleast one regular mesung pro-
yious toseton being take tnereon, &C ;L
Coperess adourue d u next Tuesday evening De-
fore sction was taken upon the Preamble and Con-
stitutiop as q whole, and in the meantime they lay
in The hands OF the Vigilance Committee Tney
have now been fully discussed and need but little II
any further amendments -, ~,
After the adoption Of the above Preamble MI
Barr presented the following, which, alter appro-
n,;a, 70 remarks from the mover was unanimously
adopted and ordered that copies should De sent "
the President of the u s. Senate and toe new
York members OF that body.
Aereas TIE II, Of Representative OF me Congless
fthe limited Staes their official capacly Us Represents
lives az the People passed an act 10 grant Lana from
The Public Domain ali who have ever been IN ne
o hung;
h pyf n mi h. the passage Of the Lar from the c1nlro
h neone n 10 The taDds Of The souess Spectator in the
Production Of Industry IS wen 40 me Lana aD0 I'd"
PssiaeJ Tbs. in The opinion Of this Congress the Pub
lie Domain Of this nation is me common y. es
Whole People, eod that aby auenpI 70 eIaus ~ az
thereof To- one clsss OF ctzeus TO The exc uson OF he
otbeT regard an act Of plumber from inc many TOT
Resided Thai our Senators in Congress be requested
10 amend the Bill grating Bounty Lands 90 as 70 make
the Peoples Lands Free TO DO occupied oy All VIM may
wish 10 make \ Is me thereon
Rs.oped Thai In this crisis the WoIkingmen OF New,
York look with confidence TO the Hon Isaac r. AAer o.
Wi.copsin for some proposition which will stay the hand
Of the Land Pirates In tbs attempt 70 ~. u
bersDce TO their own uses under The preence OF cnay
Messs. Benz. Price, w. Weitling, and George
r. Clark the Committee 10 whom was referred
the communication from Mechanics Mutual FRO
lection No. 49, reported through Mr. Price that
they had examined raid document and cordially
endorsed the general principles contained therein,
. but deemed il necessary TO amend 1t somewhat In
few particulars without affecting the plan OF prac-
tical operations recommended.
I Recommending the operatives Of the city OF each
branch OF he formation Of Mutual as
being the method OF ensurng TO the producer me u
nun o. hs n1cs 81 ssT LsSo in with
principles ofustce aud their usefulness 10 society sno no
he eed 10 sHbuit such wages as heir employers
sv ,hsY can only afford they adopt and hrmy adhere
10 The principles that 10 hours suihclent A. VIZ
from Moo tone ,. pour 10 be perormed ser
M ouch the daily press &c or on any " gem -,
siO VIII
worn es are particularly recommended 10 sdheio W s
Principe as by 90 dong ney WI, ss eIep create Do
msnd Y their products and thereby enable themselves W
demand fair compensation Tor sn. on' IN ,h racas,s,v
Fayors the Protective Union system ia ne hocossay
articles OF consumption such as PROVISIONS No.un rues
&c In view Of tbs many txecuoas upon tuo G Gpsh
OF Labor In the form OF IRONS, nfoho'1so' o''
nc By the non producing classes In ,b,. ev and
,snahout The county Orestalng and specusuVecap
tssis OF this and foreign COUNT VINO are lvlng ana
pect TO live by the sweat and toll OF NOSE VINO soo ue
nsnds our serious and unless We arouse 10
rorer ,ense OF the fOrorn condition that certainly awaits
ps no honest industrious lsbong man can ever exPecI 70
srouire by toll enough Of the sO on which 70
bome for himself family the right TO which we no In
sienshe guarantee to every hnmsn being by the immu'
rss tot,ng miors are recommended to firmly unite
IN carry out The principles OF Land LnslOn aua lne roe
dom ofthe Pubic Lands TO acua settlers In hneo qasn
The citizens Of New.York recommended to use
,hs,,iheuence with their wives daughters mothers and
,sers 10 Establish the principle that ten hours 10 sut
eerdass wors TO ene US 10 all lhe comforts and neces
ssIi.. Of NE Sy GoSs7 y Ma ana NJ
The fair OF the city are conhdenty snuep aleo arc
Isos The smile, of woman have ever been bestowed
nose lin all ages who have endeayored 10 remove Ihe aus
trtsses and hmeiorale the condition OF suffering nunanJ
Thi, Report was received and laid upon the ia
hIe and ia in the hands ofthe Vigilance Committee.
n g. Pond of the benevolent order of Manutac-
,urine Jewelers offered the following, which was
referred 10 the Committee on Resolutions
p>o,r,A That we tndeavor to adopt system for the
general org snizaton of Female Labor
Coneress then proceeded to the order Of the day,
f,bs adoption of the Constitution, the Preamble
and frat TWO articles having been previously adopt
ed separately. Before the third article relating 70
wbo shal be received as Delegates, was read, Mr..
Charles Crux. iof the Journeymen Upholsterers
Society said he was opposed to the admission Of
Dslesstes from benevolent Associations, he
.unoosine that Delegates might be sent from the
Free Masons Odd Fellows, SoRs OF Temperance,
and other exclusively secret orders Of this class
m,s ;pso the Congress for the purpose Of sowing
.Sa seeds of discord. The section was read again,
Int so indistincty that the Delegates did not per
csiye the words, Industrisls, Mechanics, Laborers
II can be seen at a glance that the article as il
stands could ply admit Delegates from Assocls