New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
yEW-TORS WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 80, 1856


Chamber Ire vote Is balanced u respect - TO. lsH
O. Pr.narg ATTRACTIONS 60 The same TINE with tie
check CT " D-pil The LeE.t-l2lst party visisf
= make s-s. attempt FOR a Bourbon dynss
Napoleon. on rs SIDE. declared - IS NJF''ear a.
Sotr which had 70 be ret-s-;sc tie next day non
ne Tribune b. Gen. Haatp0ll these are s. msay
side l'ws Will, waiting ,1r tie decisive act. God
grant that tie conbatsnts may remain thus
ing each othe- VIII ther eyes Until the new maaes-
tstion o; universal szarase. The elections = sap =
toe pace Of Representatives condemned Al the c-
SALES trials vii have decided effect or ha -es1t
q tie present st1E;ion They are fixed lo- Eeh.
Tie persecution 8in,i Socialism u pushed evel %
madness S..l We s-e s-itne time making progress
But. az the ksyztlly.e said lew days since, oily
God by -nanifestsfioG OF hs wi. snd By one a.
iloss unexpected events which make deep marx
on history can resolve the Pe-plexitie, q CIR 70.
happy France
MOvENESl % IDEAS
shall be breton this point, bit vii ,ay mach
IN Z tsw words IN the great Free Trade Ha- ~
Manchester one Of tie Socialist lec.lrers has
collected an immense s1dienco and was re-
ceived with ulbognded Enthusiasm Al ue
working men are engaged IN this direction
Walter Cooper has returned v IN al invitation .or
Louis Blanc % q public banquet. he has cecInei
the invitation from prudential motives. But TIE
&C, is noue the less significant The leading j1a-
nals take d.heren, course in thls respect II r
lana nom Ntat ib-v 20 "a rance tneg conceal
the tru.h and do no. even dare see It ur them
selves Their reports are not entiled - the : ignt
est confidence Let your readers 'nke note O. vb7,
I say, and they wi see before .0z- whether
they have been deceived Tho effect Produced ly
the letters inserted IN the Morning Cbros'c's 8
immense. / would direct your attention 20 Al arilce
IN Frazers Magazine for JangaTy, replying % tl.t
oi Carlyle on the Negro Q-esti0n. TINS able repy
3 said % be written by J. : NIL whose writings
are well known 20 you 70 al men who think AID
work. The same number o. Frazer contains an
article in reference 10 the Morning CkrORic's, CA
Working Mems Associations as the means OF re-
solving the problem OF the mutual guarantee %
labor and OF production This article "a signed !
Townsend. Bg: this is pseut0nym The author
IS barrister Of LiDo5,a Ian, who has taken Jour
nev 70 Paris expressly to study the subject o. As
ISOLATION. A. have said h. came 20 the conc1.
SION Of organizing Working Mems Associations
PRACTICAL MEASURES
HIS conclusion has been adopted. The iir.'
Working-Meu's Association has been established.
Il IS an Association Of fai,ors had the pleasure
Of being present at the meeting This IS tnc raa
son why am obliged y srite Won shorter letter
than usual. The Association was founded with he
nd oi r Committee inaludify four clergymen OF The
Established Church and among them one OF tie
greatest thcO.ogians and writers CT the ACC. The
funds are furnished bv the members of the Commit
tee IN possession Of capital The bnildng is rented
Tho capital Is subscribed | believe | am abe
10 say that Waiter Cooper. who 10 st once a tailor
and lecturer, vii &c one II the active promoters
and laborcrs 4 not the managing director q tic
Assoc stion. Faithfully YOURS,
JtLEs LECHEvALlER