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

feek he highest good 81 TIE numan lsug so |" Al
csn be Induced Do their duty Tho world VII sboe De
en- psied and oil will be abe TO enjoy TIE baunt-ss
happiness hat spring. nom hafnog' , sniPn ~ n t
grow ng public condemnation compel tcem % duty Inc
world afford 10 psy them II hey VII 90 t1eif duty
Mr. Ven Amringe presented the following hesO-
lutions on Womans Rights, which were discussed
and passed by large majority.
l. Pes-lred That W0mans tights the those OF
ss.tgovernmeul tho elective irsnehse ard eligibility TO
Office.
ReoIreG That one ,ex is no more entitled to exercise
exclusive legislation for he Other Than city for
otter city nation FOR another nation.
8 R,sored That the dsy must arrive when reormers
Will nscTbe on their BANNERS, the doctrine OF the rights OF
nan equal and entire without distinction Of knowing
right Of lodship Of The strong over the weak no e1
ana son. over the wife sister ana mother.
Mr.. Daniels offered the following Resolution
which was adopted:
ReIotec That reconn end 10 the friends OF Industrial
Reform whenever they shall find occasion 10 Address e
satye assemblies either STATE or National by petition or
remonsance for the nriherarce Of tner measures The
adoption Of concerted plan Of action by which ia
expression from the whole people may be secured an pre-
once IKE the crest petitions Of the massaehnses
freenen and the English chsr.ists IN -,
MIR Van An ringe offered the following, which
was adopted
Rs.Orsd That stores for promoting commercial justice
Eew.York Protective Union stores, are worthy oihe
support OF he people. 49,. =. ,...,o
consre1s met pursuant to Adjournment. Minutes oil s''
Mr. Castor from he Committee 10 whom was referred
the Addrew the subie Of Land Limitation made 70
ort, which was accepted and adopted.
MI Van AmriDge offered the following resolution, which
Rsoired That the second Section Of the second Article
Of the Constitution Of the Industrial Congress means maj
AssccSnOrs having ty members shall have TWO KEEP
refepiaves and over one hundred members three Repre-
senibtives and 10 on. .. ., ..o
utops on Free Schools, which adopted as iOIoWs
The report Of your COMMITTEES respectfully represents
hat the subject Of education Is regarded az one OF para
motL importance The existence oa the wrong aSansi
which contendng Is dependent on the gnoIa-eeo
the uatfes The general dissemination Of Intelligence ana
moral nrncipes can alone remove these TJngs and pave
he way 10 truly fieiernsl system Of society Aad a.
Ls 19 01 SeyeoreTce,t Ia deemed egqal ygi.h Tho
claim 70 the tight Ne liberty and The SOL the meiaoa
Of making he properly Of state or o%n OF a.S o pay
with The first principles Of human rights and ~ gen
era Adoption can hardly all 70 exert pO"eis4 ~.
In promoting the ultimate realization Of ne oshsr ngho 70
stfemployment
10 educate the people and n them for usefulness a. eeA
sion Of the principle may require that means and o
porMniies Of employment. when they are educated may
be provided in ike manner. The following therefore
submitted as The sense Of the Industrial Congress.
Roolved Thai The principle Of making the property In the
community subject 70 taxation Tor the purpose OF ihoroGgh
" educating the children Of such community Is correct and
jus and that we look with deep interest on me eh)rs pu
fnh several States 10 make the public schools c1Tey
Zee
Rssolted, That the States OF Wisconsin and New.York
deserve the appreciation Of all true ReOrmea FOR having
moved In this great work. which promises 10 10 one OF The
tain rteps toward The dsenihament Of the race
from he bondage Of ignorance aud consequent oppression
Mr. Van AmTgs offered resolution thai the next session
Of The Induss Congress- be holc o. al Albany the Sss
OF New York AdO2ted.
Mr. Ingalls, offered the following resolutions the sub
jet Of Mutual Exchange which were ordered TO DO en-
tered the journal, and laid on the table.
ResOrd Tbtt The tax which Is paid TO capital IN The form
q interest and rent Ia calculated 10 concentrate the wealth
Of the country in the bands Of few msers and bankers
sno certain commercial locations the oppression Of the
laboTng cssses and rural districts, and that ae depend
zee Of The WeseTn and Southern States on Eastern AID
nh
periodic bankruptcy and reputation until some financial
well "a commercial Reform is adopted which shall give
TIE producers Of wealth the facilities or exchange
IcsOre6 Thata system OF Mutual Exchange and FINANCE
hch should be based real products but not employed
for purposes Of uniounded credit and which would
furnish medium Of exchange al the mere expense OF keep
ing lie accounts OF draf and deposit would do much
toward destroying the power OF money over man. and pro-
mote the confidence OF the people Ia their ability 70 be;
come heir own employers, their own commercial And
On moilon Of MI Van AmriEge, the following resolution
ResoIvsd That the Presidential Election OF 1852, wiz
political action OF Land Reformers The conservative aud
Struggle Ter lie or desih We are 10 hopes hsi progres
sve candidate will then he IN nomination. who by The AID OF
ds15as aSoT OF sSS RsT@ and FSeedom We here
fore recon nd to hTeihern 10 Reform to cooperate IN
oTgsnizaoB measures In order thai we may ihIo" our
united rHntnce and votes upon Nominee IN 1852, who
shall Be favoi abe TO our doctrines. -, -, , ,.
rl Ias dSV Comn te.on' were '''''1 '''
MaiH.-J hacker, Portland.
Tpmont-C Charles II. Cleveland Waterbury a.
Observation-Disclosures Fay, Worces!eI d. bot'on,
K hiard-Tbomss G Rowland Providence.
Cornecfeut-J. Y ingalls,, southingion
" vomiog, n y - Aaron Jail Troy. Kew-Hork
velr-J,piey-Geor, Evans, Keyport.
Pom. y'rdtiS-A. IL RosenheiD, Philadelphia Of John
'' fsdrs's~k. B. Mcdonald Wilmington.
Mar, land 8. l.. Detoyler Baltimore.
Vgg'nd-George Burch, Wheeling
Ai'nsyTd1E ftrey bowe, NspGleoh
Gi'o"F C1fer. CHcDnsd; G o BAnsrd, Cleveland.
Lonis'aag- David Simpson, Nes-O Orleans ,
Winos-Jesriel Root Heens c. 4. Castor, Chicago.
" ehigan-Dr S Denton, Ann Ar5or.
WSooaria-H II Van AmrnEe, Mukwsnsgoi W. W.
Ii.ty.t coio@5i1-B F. Bailey, Washington.
Ind,ana-Jctn o. wsttes, Nest Point
NJ Hne made The following repoFI, when was unah'
nous sdopied
Friends Of Man The industrial Congress Of The uniIed
Ss appeal 10 al COW crkers N progiess nouIiegrd
tie species o. reform IN vbich hey usy he engaged
The Congress is that all reform Is not confined 10
sry psr idea but lhs contrary, That everything
aug 10 man end hs relations to ls feAo~ TO nsuie snd
10 Goo cemsndo TIE most serious tlennon A. Iuls'
wtehsr sl religious political physiological snd pay
Geological constitutes unity AGA no isgmeniay reform can
be CARED out without gcng hand IN hare WIN 81 Oter
reforms one truth be ssvered from another VI
suo Should he Tie ain or ei ne nenas OF
the whole ground OF progress ne far as pos
sible.
uriyerIs welftre. Tie strong hcd q cd Conserrasn
and Cd ALuTdy he's somewhat yeloei 80 he assars q
uuh: te odOus Of public prenoce have 5sen oTo'
ker, aud die people are RWliAng Inc light
how @ en- shall he millions ne furnished VIII ne rn.A
coz &c er highest good for which ,ley ere wal; re-,
ara without whththe iust continue IN renai ana pnys
c. bludsge How shs he OF humanity be tie mo.t
eff ctually IrCmcrdl
There. = b.! one mode IN which ~ re'orreTr al re
fri plg II feedcm OF labor ard q man, make sef e.
or-s eel with The greatest power; and tnsi = uny-Cr-
Qauization llllviduas Of DO much by aching
Alone II lnsy have great SET sacrifice an4 devotion Sut he
heion. ard by fsi REV are ensb ed 10 WED heir
power oud be dsregsfced By inoe who are labor
Ing Tor Ire emancipation 81 labor ard for pnT-ssA pro
efefs THIS usxir q Dat " II u-i'y % rfrcrg.l" al
great enterprises for nopoy cCrcrcec on he sane
maxim The world has Drought nio political and 70
cal bondage By the adoption Of a.s maxim aEc r3iorers
are csoc upon 70 turn the weapon against Ae gys
len 81 ssehccd by which the miorf kept il s.svah
toll uovry arc ignorance. Rssorsrs csuro. abuse this
maxim Tor her hrS sre.' dOerre Individual ifesdOm Of
uorFaf areech src uctiOu; ev nLose 70 cree5s either