New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Riggtrs Union 81 the Seventh W.rs III a.
Nsdison street; Hou'e CNpcrtsfs Pn,.,,,y. A.
sccistion. Convention Hal, Woot.cr street.. 80.
Boiler Makers Protective Society,", W A. Keen.
Fourteenth Wand Hotel c5ner OF Grad aaa
Elizabeth ,ree,s; Gs,msn rli'ors 81 .hair asaal
headquarters. a. Gau.chs HleRb-sars aai
Richters; rinsmishs, a. Il b,sfs, s. Forsyth
street; ShipSRSyers, Chsrch Of Hlntai,y r6ri-
street, between Avenae D. sad Lows street;
Quarry mems Union Protective Soaety, Mile
usD's, Broadway, between Eighteenth aud Moe.
teeuth streets and the members Of the ate Socie,y
Of ., BeSter', who claim shares Of ths "a ia az
tee "PNtidge,' DaAsa-slreeL Lex no Iadas-
trial Reoimer who IS a member Of either Of these
organizations fail to ateId, as tia Discussions and
bCsire,s to be 1raoiaced, sre jii'y bscomlns OF
mere Ltsresticg character and that s sas reason
these lsbcr demonstrations are 50 generally re
ported by the press.
NY. CRY INDUSTRIAL COsGREss The txslrlh
meeting of this central industrial Or anlz alton vas
held Tuesday nigh in the Oyer and rsrniaer Court.
Room, New City HAll-K ARTHUR BAILEY Pres.
ldent, and b. J. Crate Recording Secretary. ARer
the reading Of the minutes ard their approval
the reception Of new Delegates was hex, il order
when Messrs James EioH and James hsniai IS
Delegates from the associated Marble P1l,shsrs,
and Nessrs Hoelanc, Bcckneier aud G0As, ION
the German Taors, appeared
The President OF the Congress then co nmunlca.
ted the following from tbs SIprems Cirslo of me
Brotherhood OF the Union ieno,eoled la che a FL
OF the Confront Of America, George LipOui, 3.
w. Il. U III Z } rhomss y. Florence, J. ) K;C.
Ctsuncey Burr, and Jos. sevecas, 8. tt
which VAS ordered - be placed on hie:
To My basss P,ssi5s"' Of tie Isdgsnia Cong ssi II tk
Cry Of NsU. York
DsAA SIR; The Sap,eme Circle Of the Brother
bood Of the Union irateFnaiy presents through the
uuCCfs sued, its sincere congratulations 10 the In
du,trisl Congre. OF the City Of New.Y0rk.
On the part of the Brotherhood, whose Cardinal
motto 10, the Right Of everv Man u Lite, Liberty,
Land aud Home the Supreme Circle balls with IN
deepes, ~ mpathy the Organization aud the course
OF the Industrial Congress In that Cousreas we
recognize Kindred movement having for lie aim
the elevation Ct the largest portion OF the human
fsmiy-a movement which fuses nations and races
into one fraternity, and leaving ali minor questions
topsrty presses and hirelbg politicians seeks t.
invest every man with place ~ work. ard with
the foil fruits Of Labor.
It's our earnest prayer that you may 20 on Ia
your good worn, Undismayed by the falssaoods of
the paid calumnators Of La5or- ualiyertei by the
intfigues of that class who divide the masses In
order to reap the harvest OF their quarrols. Long
enough have we had conventions Of oilers; long
enough have wehad congresses Of mere politicians
legislatDg for the few al the expense OF the many
IL is good SIGN for Humanity when the men who
work meetin Industrial Congress, aud bega to act
for 1.-The things which do really cJnceEn their
Peace At the same time ir s a bad sign for
these i1lers who, under various guses-as mono
polis,s, hreling editors and salsred lacquoys Of
the few-have lived so long upon tho braIo, blood,
and heart Of the great mass
ltis our sincere desire-which As Brothers 10 the
same cause we cannot TO earnestly expres,-that
your acts may continue 10 be worthy OF the priaoi
pie which originated your Congress, aud tn ,t the
work 80 well begun may go on until the wa.ohSord
OF all work ers shall be; Not wages, but Justice;
not miserable stipend, bat the full reward OF
honest labor" As for Brotherhood, IL Is not on
| the American Continent but tho Pale stne OF rs
/ deemed Lsbor-the vast homestead OF tho mon
wfo work In American Nationality Il Knows no
difference Of creed or BIRTH place, but simply bond
OF unity which links aud rivets together tue true
workers OF ell creeds ard raceJ i. seeks g. incai.
| cate these truths through the medium Of wide
spread organization, (which held together by
common ritual and by universal pledge leaves all
sectional and minor questions TO those WOO attempt
70 divide the pecpe,) and directly ondeavors to
accomplish the organization OF Labor BY the fDrcc
ofporsuasion ard peaceful combination. Graatad
on this basis ofprociple and action tho Brotherhood
cannot but warmly sympath.z, with you ani on
the part OF the Supreme Circle Of tbs Ofdor, beg
leave to present this written expression OF "a,
feelings ofthe entire Brotherhood
YOU. mi, OEOROE LIPPAap.
PhHDdsiIhh Hal o) me sapy6Hc (Dcis
Of te B,o11ho'd Of ns Unioa,
1vgui6, 1850
Mr.. Crate then arose 10 make . motion, bat was
declared out Of order b. the President A. il came
more properly under the head Of nav business
Z. 8. Manning, from the Marine Circle of the
Brotherhood OF the Union, presented the fo,ylne
which goes to the Committee on Resolutioss'
lDesne, Chairman
AT meeting Of Nsz arine Ctrcle, No. l11 of tina
inan M Qoff ~
City, Committee OF five were appointed q draw
up report 10 be presented 10 the Industrial Con
gress now in session IA thii City, briefly setting
forth its principles, objects &c b. be presented by
the Delegates Of the Circle, end hereby
REPORT
PLATFORM oT rHs sS0rHEaHoOD o. THg Usfox--
J. ~ Motto" TRurn HoPE ASo Loys % IA bsplsyss An
The TRUTH TIA, ID has given tbs American Csainsal a.
HoPE hAIthe cay comes when Labor fss foom hs
death grip Of The Monopts aad no rgIan; ehsrshss
hood. H. 10 Itne-" BRoUHsBHooD o. Tag UsIoss--
The Union Of The good sgsu,l the bad NE Union q The
Workers sgabsl The lders who not work bu wac 40
ne, he frus Of LAbors toll ne Union u Labor uaui
combustion Of .rue into Circles Of Bro,hs,n ,od ses.
tered throughout The Conun.ai, ard he'd logo.hsi bra
les sud mbols ~ Tohe greet sb,ee Of ne Ords, re-
gals, rites ceremonies ana synbois arc he'd slossryssL
s.n,sa ne S ~, ,,d, Ie ss w DO ss
OF God, Of Eternity, and Of U1iyorssi brotherhood.
II holds this american Unioa sacred, and para.
mount to every dollar AMI cent consideration,
whether 1t be in ,the price Of c9'ton or cotton
fabrics IL is bound by the most solemn Obligation
to uphold the integrity Of the American Uaios;
becanse we believe that this Union 10 tbs last hope
Of Freedom and that here, add here only, can
down trodden hun akity hope fo-, or ever realize.
the srest principle Of Homes for AL. Tnat upoo
this Continent and in tie holy sanctity of the
American Nor, can Labor hope 70 ris in tho so-
cisl scale 10 thG. position which COD AID " .ta,e
intended il should occupy which 10 70 be rsoo1.
nized as the head Of the iocial compact, in,,saiof
The lowest IN al toe relations Of tho grea. social
fabric.
!. holds that q great inequality ezis's in the
present social compact; because We fad that tha
mass who create all the wealth haze no partioio,.
ton Ia nor any control Of the s1peraous1ant Or,
ducts Of their labor, or any position in this pssado
social CONTACT except as hireno si.vs, 49,.