New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

discharged for disability occasloned IN the service,
and thereby entitled to pension. Referred to
Special Committee Messrs. Willis White and
Kingsley.
MI Wood moved that the Congress and Industrial
Associations turn out and receive Kossuth
Messrs. Buchanan and Beck, from the Temperance
Alliance, appeared in behalf Of union OF effort
between that body and the Industrial Congress
Speeches from both these gentlemen gave rise to a
long discussion, which resulted IN the adoption OF
the following resolution. offered by MI. John A
Smith
Resolved That the subject matter before US Temper
ance be lad on the table and the M o
Secretary for Pledge and that TO MN De reieed s
The object of this resolution was to reueVe the
Congress from all further action on the SUBJECT as II
was conceded by all that their platform was too mar
row for any Reform body.
Mr. CToly, from the Committee on Conference
with the Fifth Ward Patriotic Alliance. made a re-
port, to which the following resolutions were ap'
pended
ed m this Congress be and hereby instructed TO coop
with the different Patriotic and other Alliances IN
their respective ards proded that such acton does nor
interfere with then primary duties as Land ana LABOR Ne
formers. -. .,. - l. -t.
cordially invited cooperate with for the ,anmeRt OF
the objects specified IN Constitution.
The resolutions were adopted.
One of the Committee Of Conference to the Tenn
perance Alliance stated that they had been unable 10
come 10 an understanding with the Temperance Al
lance as yet and therefore. the Committee were
Mr. Beck, from the Temperance Alliance, stated
the purpose for which that Association was organ
lied, and wound up by saying that Aquor was known
TO be the root OF all evil.
Mia Smith denied that all evils arose 'front.' Ii
auor the evil lay deeper than the Temperance par
ty-that party with but one dea-chOose to look. lie
" as opposed to the eagulng Of the Temperance Al
liarce TO the Industrial Congress.
Nh Price moved that the Industrial Congress
heartily concur III the second article of the Consttu
ton of the Temperance Alliance. VIZ "The re-
n
where liquors are sold
After an animated discussion the motion was sta
ted, and declared carried.
10 was moved that the thlTd article OF the same
Constitution be adopted This Is the article:
THAT prohbitory laws be enacted against the liquor
An animated discussion ensued on this article.
Nh Price read letter from Horace Wheaton,
candidate for the Office of Canal Commissioner IN
reply 10 cue stlons propOunded TO him touching the
reform measures ofthls Congress. Whereupon Pre-
sident Bailey offered the following resolution
Resoled That this Congress cannot recommend for the
Wbe,eS himself 10 be concerning the reforms now
before the people Of tins country
The resolution was adopted.
Here is the letter of Mayor Wheaion, OF syria
cuSe:
SYRACUSE Saturday, Oct f. 1851.
DEAR SIR have the honor of acknowledging the re-
ceip of your favor OF the 18th ut, propoundns ceranh
terrOgatOres and asking relation to the
measures and principles therein stated.
say reply that those lnterrogaones, IN the
form they presented embrace sub which, with one
attention And pTesumng that you Will expect, III the an
called upon to give my honest aud well consd-
cred opn9ns upon tne various laeis tneie - f
you will, think excuse me- IN offering as on apoogyio
not answering them in detail, that the time Is too limited
TO give them the consideration which their importance
to demand to enable me to give you an chat
would be at all satisfactory to myself
am, very respectfully our obedient servant,
Benj Pnce Esq. Cor Sec NY
n. B.ThTee or four days absence has prevented an
The New.Ycrk City Nerc Industrial World, of the
10th, presents the letter Of another Democratic"
State nominee
"CoNTRoLLER or THE STArE.-The following let
ter has been received from Mr.. John {. Wright, the
Democratic nominee for Controller OF the state OF
New-York. IL Will be seen that he Is not the man
for the Reformers of the State TO support Further
more, he left the postage unpaid, which was an act
OF discourtesy to the Committee, who prepaid tneIr
postage. II We mistake not Mr.. Wright viii find
that the worklngmen must have pledge, or ne mhst
not have the election:
GENTLEMEN: Your printed circular, with pledge 20
which you ask Signature, was received yesterday on
ecs of your ASSOCIATION am favorable because thew
IN accordance with the great leading Democratic rncpe
MEoualitv But / nave not bestowed thought enough
some of the particular ref which your object TO az
compsh justify me in giving pledge to carry them out
lam nm believer in the doctrine that the Democratic
pmty viii II has ever heretofore be found me aiycc IT,
81 al proper ana % id i 20
Of your Contemplated reforms as Of al others am YER
respectfully your 0hedient servant, j c WRIGHT.
MessIs VIM. Arbuhno John A. Smith, Ben. Price, Com
nittee. &c
Mr.. Melen, Of the Tailors Cooperative Union,
offered the following, which was adop ed
Resored That this Congress views with sympathy and
satisfaction the efforts being made by the Journeym An
Taols of New York toward securing 10 themse YES tar
enumeration for Their labor, and further that TINS Con-
sress does respectfully request their eo"-citzens -
FAVOR with their patronage The employers whose VIII
appear the morning papers as having signed the Ialors
ull Of prices
Alliance, asked the appointment of Committee TO
cooperate with the Alliance III preparatory measures
for the coming election.
A Committee to consist Of MeSSrs Evans Bailey
Willis. Kingsley and Rowe, was appointed, with
power to add TO their number.
The credentials of MesSrs Haviland, Graham and
Bowen, as delegates from the Eighth Ward Patriotic
Alliance, were presented and the delegates re-
ceived
The Congress is now IN very fourishing cond
ton, WELDING IN some Wards vast influence upon
the nomination of candidates, the pledglng system
working as well as was expected by the most
Sanguine OF National Retormers, who as party,
have rarely thrown their votes away on ther party
candidates, unless perhaps, when neither of the OPP
posing candidates Of the old political parties
responded, when Reformers act AZ their discretion,
ana generally support Their own Candidates, having
at their late State Industrial Legislature nominated
a complete State ticket, subject 10 withdrawal,
should enough Of the candidates OF the old po-
itical organizations make favorable responses
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Sfated
Sessoa-MoNDAY, Oct 10, 1851.
Prescnt-A A. Avord, Esq, President, IN the
Chair Assistant Aid Moore. Haley Maooat Nc
Carthy Boyce, Barr J. B. Webb, Jas. We0o. crane,
Miller. Smith, Tleman, Pearsall, Sands Ward, BOZ
sier, Ely, Edwards o,
PetltiOns-By Assistant Aid Boyce-oi members
of Hudson Hose Co No. 81, for new nose Carriage
To Comm ttaa on DEPARTMENT.