The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-01

On Tuesday evening, the Congress Of Trades met In
the court room Of Oyer and Terminer, New City Hall
X A. Bailey in the chair.
Credentials presented Of very hard names from
the Social Reform Society and the Benevolent Society
Of Social Reformers
resolution was adopted in support Of the tailors
heightened discussion, which occupied nearly an
hour, took place upon the right Of Mr.. White, dele.
gate from the house carpenters t in the Congress
The following was presented by Mr.. Dunno Of the
Ladies cordvsinsrs Association, for adoption BY the
conrets;-
whereas. We, the members Of this society, In
contt plating the struggle In which brethren Of
the taors' organization are engaged cannot remain
Indifferent fteet4tors as TO ts ultimate aim and OBJ
jsct the Effects vhieh the result may produce and
the necessity which should exit part for gym
rshisirg With and sustaining those Of the working
aud reasonable equivalent for their honest labor and
whereas tesomes us 20 denounoe, In terms OF just
indignation thos mercepares Of the press and city
police Who have btsn 90 haze and v.na as 70 pander
10 the wifhes snd consent to do the dirty WORK of
thess capitalists Whole only object is TO aggrandre
tbs mfslvee ~ tramplrR under foot the rights aud
privileges Of The mechanic the true and lasting
Of wealth 10 nation.
Resolved therefore That the Society OF Journey.
men Cordwsntrs of the city 81 New York, ladies'
branch, do unsninously offer our sympsthics. and
whatever other more substantial nststaBce 90 present
in our possession ard 20 the full extent Of our re-
sources TO the Afsociation Of Journeymen TAilors
nos IN a strike in this city.
Received That patroaise no Tailoring estsbli.h,
mcnt whose propriettrs have not signeo the lawful
bill a. wages presented BY their journey men
hetslred That. AZ q body cf working men. We re-
turn snctre thank 20 the fw nevrpapers OF tha
city vho bsve stood tide by side with The Taiors so
ciety and thsr operatives Engaged IN the same just
caufe amore the meet prominent % which stand the
New Ycrk Ttibtre snd Giofe
Resolved That these resolutions be placed in the
hauds Of our dslegatss Of the City Indus'rial Con
gress. to b. offered there behalf 20 this society
snd the Taiors Protective Association suggesting ths
Ida that resolutions e. the effect b. adopted b.
the various societies whom that respected and highly
intsliie.n body Represent
Mr. Drsr said there many men Of worth and
refpectatiity among the police and vosid be very
sorry 1t should 50 Abroad that this meeting endowed
any such fertmcnt cOutsiaedin that preamble
II by the press the reporters be referred TO- he vas
very sorry 20 any blame thrown on them They
cc-shorvrt With the delegate and they a. ND
have inttrct against the esus q labor No sympa.
thy with The capitalist. They might b. mistaken Ia
matter like eli ether human beings but that vas no
reason tor bringing such a sweeping chasge against
them.
Mr Birn Sid bs vas very far from sgrceng about
the police with the last speaker He never sad exact
" that the police 80 tkieves. but he said
that the Captain Of the second Ward police 0ught 20
have been in other place than where he vas.
What he had ssid In the Park that the police
better companions for burglsrs and beGburs than The
ntn thsy had arrested aud beaten IL had no fault,
thtrtfoI, to sud With the reporters u they vE che