New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

IN the impulse % human good and faicsnty hrlyo 80
devoted 10 Prosr % 10 begin The work lts believed Ih
ere are such IN every iovushp throughout ~ caIly,
and to them sPpea FOR oaanizaol h4 ne ~"
nav Re FELT Let ihen rsy "a The zane OF ooi az
Humanity and d.rec; Steps firmly toward re ~
slizsiion anorg 81 mankind Of Liberty Equality and IRA
,erniiy.
e.ssrr1urros OF rHE rspusrsial EETosN ASSOCIATION
l. This As,oclsto- thai be called the Industrial Reform
H. Any Individual recognizing TIE night all 10
Life, Lueny, Happiness, Land and me oner elements o.
nAn,e Inc independent propre orshp Of heir own IN
dusiry snd borough edncson and paernsl pro'ec'
ION from society can become member Of nis Assoauon
by signing tnis Constitution.
III The object OF this Association shall belst The 80
ev Of ev-; in sividusl IN ife possesson and enjoyment
Of hs her rsturs rghs I'd Toe abolition Of all nonop
oily ard especially of lsnd monopoly 81 The soonon Of
rent by securing every individual bs own nome or a. eas
place which build bic home; and the Abo lnon o.
utury by securing to labor ell the wealth that producsd
fb TIE abolition Of seryitude TO capitalists by securing 10
every position In which be she msy toll under pc
Der own viii and mastery 5lh The establishment o.
y bapoog TspsI md pbT.,es sHd develop.-
m.nt a. the science OF the age will permit n.
w The officers Of this Society shall consist OF fres
Dent Vice PTesid, nj Recording Secretary Corresponding
Secretary ard Treasurer whose duties shan De i1eh -
usually Bertsiu 10 these Offices
v such members are able shall contribute erns
per month for The advancement Of Reform
VI This Association sbel make such bylaws as nsy De
VII TN. Constitution may be amended a. any regular
meeting by Of The majority one months nolce o.
"e isnonien' P'OpO''' -A'- MosDGY, PM Juas 10
Mr. Van Amiinge presented The following proposition,
which was ordered 70 he printed:
NATIONAL REFORM VILLAGES
In National Reform own,hip Of six miles square "ith
village II The center, the farmers must re'de On Aeir
farms, separai ed from each other.
II the township be subdiyded into four walds each Of
three miles square, or ino zine wafd. eaen ol so -
square, and village Ia each &C ter me ieIs cou1 10
cate themselves In esca center No near each oher ana %
near heir farms having tbs sdyanisgs pees enoos
protective union store and 40 academy for no hlsner
branches. This system would better facilitate Industrial
The people in each township might by decide for
themselves concerning these subdvDions and each SUB
division might become incOfPOraon az lOHRsAps and
school districts BOW 70 soms u he states
These arrangements should be borne In mind b. persons
who are settling townships That hey may cons'aef WIZ
Tie order Of the day being the consideration Of he
ulions womsh's Rieh.s" Wa ssen Up Tho resou.
tors ere discussed by Messrs. ian AmrnRe Boynloni
Daniels ingalls, Plato aud sampson and adopted og7ner
" ilh the following which was submitted By mr. time:
HesOistd That woman should pOssess The same edusa-
onsl advantages man. snd we protest agains yefsae
education something distinct rom male EDUCATION ior
though man created male and female yet authority
om be shown Tor giving sex TO edu'
Gallon.
Mr. Van Amdnge read communication from Thomas
Champion, OF Philadelphia which was laid on the table
Reofed Thai We tender to he corporation OF the city Of
Chicago our Tesrect and gmenls for
their courtesy IN granting TO the Industrial Congress the
Zee Of he City Hsll. during our session.
Rssolped THAI co dis Acknowledgements ere due 10
te two papers the DeDocya End The Tribune Of Chicago
for the friendly ard liberal notice and puD caton Of he
proceed,ngs OF lie Congress
Reclred That the thanks Of the Congress be presented
10 Hon. Warren Chase for the able salts sctory
in which he lag d@charged hi duties a. President OF
On mc,ion Of Mr. Van Amrnge-
Resored That he proceedngs Of the Congress be p1o'
liihed Ia pamphlet form for distribution.
Messrs. CASTOR, Bodies and hem1ih, were spponied
committee OF publication. -
Industrial Congress be published with the proceedings
Mr. Hne presented sdtrsss on the subject Of Pro-
ectiye Unions end Labor Organizations, which was
adopted.
PROTECTIVE UNIONS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
While he Industrial Congress Of The United States urges
the Homestead Exemption, the Freedom OF al unoccnped
lands Land Limitation, Universal Education and Universal
Freedom indispensable and fundamental Reforms this
body Unmndiui Off fact that something else must
be Gone to complete he Enancpai Of labor and ee-
vale the pursuits ofhfe.
Tie Freedom Of the Public Lands and Land Limitation
viii eCure The Independence of oar Fsrmers and give
homes without renls 10 the mechanics snd common Labor
ere Of our cities but the fact canoo be Oyen0ofeo INST
all these iOilers sill remain in bondsge-sre sill con-
PEELED ssk The capitalist for bresd-nre sill forced 70
sacrifice their Independence and tO At The VIII OF enon
for The Of subsistence. II is true that Land
Limitation viii save them The 9nns'ursl rented sys'
but oher necessary to speedily elevate Ell 10
freedom, indeF endeuse ease and plenty What are these
l. The Protective Union System by which tie ruinous
Iechye Unions be oFsnizsd The Plan simple, and has
proved Univs really sucessio Let the Lsoofes t.sccse
together each contributing dollars to fund for lhs
purchase OF goods let faithful agent be sele cted from
heir nbe te sDssc the business. and lei sorehouie
TO show how successful these Protective Union, have
proved the East Jet the simple feet be sled ha. one Of
oers " M goods ten per cert below the wholesale
cos This result Effected by selling goods 10 general
bringing eoods 10 no people fer below the prices
ard YET mixing enough 10 reduce the prices 70 me stock
holders per cent About one hundred Of ese Unions
ere 10 successful operation snd hey make heir purchaes
through he Central Division 81 Boston. Purchases ere
being made each QIauer through mis- Cenrai Division TO
he slnouL Of S4rtto or rea'y hsh miuoa per yea.
Any Protective zion located shy pan OF The lard can
make is purchases through The Agency 81 Soston Goods
cen his Be obsired e. ne lowest whoesas prices and
orders cen be made wiihcui The travelling expenses 10
which Herchsns usually Subjected. The benefits Of
w. system are: J. Fair Des, ng = Cnsap Dsalilg >.
The employment a. no more iroYduss N trade ihsn q
demanded Gnd the dserhGmeri OF nns suihi Of those
nc~ engsged ln unProoueuyn pnfsnlh ga l-fl1s -.
over 10 ysusble lsf0r 10 which hey WI Essis. n Hu
bnrches III evcheocs can be thus organized 50 ihn
hose who produce VIE her ne farm CT IA the saop can
Keep the whole tystem Of material commerce Ia heir iva
hsncs and sbosh the competition spirit which IL 100 gee
etal cha scefzed b. senshness and deception AL men
do mol deceive in business bui THE l great ald
Tie UNDERWOOD nst ne buyer Is wen 10 ne seei nus DC
fhreWd or he VII be cheated.
III The second 0fsncl % crgenZs,o1 deemed in1lspc-
liable 10 he he toie Of labor partnership
or assocsuon for ~ pnrrO.e Of SELF employment NOW
the mechanics OF ell bfsncles are journe-nen arc lave
wfo give mem work ana pay according 10 neF
will is rot The mOtt consistent win tire mk1iood, iof
rdiY unl 90 bee thus 20 fe power OF ne caP
tAiisl reilher j. Il CONSISTENT with TIE order Of na.uEe
which declares lnsi mans existence stau rel Ped
UpCn The VII oanone but ttGl 10 service OF Cne anole
sfa be and reciprocal These la5of crga1zetons
going sueces,u. operation IN 5oston, Yors
ard Cre.u. ard .e rrCs.en Oi 70 ells1
ops1ou Of Lbor s solved. Ths advantages OF his are
Let Each partner "a the proprietor Of his own insai'y
ard oblsts III To fuiF.
3D. Esch siDdeperte OF ihs yrsnny o. espia-s. aro
no strikes vii BE- Necessary keep hs wsges up 10 'ins
Taiee.
30 ore ufisr he orssn lslon Is succs'sfc' VII ne
forced 10 negec mental cu! ore End ofesosAu7 crgn1
e hie
I've one enough Of sl. lhe means Of rap
piness for q mercy saiuTEble toll.
sch one beirg his mssler, vii fee RE m-15ood
ttd be removed nom The influence Of e-fi resslcr
hat Stle-ds the relation Of employ er ard employed
We need tol e1ure-Aie further. All can see lhe irpof
lance Of Ibis movement. Tie object % every toi =
sbOu be 10 seruIe hs chest good ard Wills be srsn
paes hnfef desire ard eek be emancipation ~ ~ TEL
owiabofen Tie Ctpiisi Invested IN lnese psrtn=fsnps
sba be- nearly equal as PCssbie ihat cspiia nsJ q
bleed sboT loo sever u L. Then Ire t0l-rs sEe i5f
eT indf Vendsrce Of he % ISIS, snd rally on me
pisom Of Liberty, Equality End Frs..rrify
On motion o mr. Ingsls he T loving resolution vas
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