New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
ALBANY, Monday, June 9, 1885

Observation-Disclosures II. Evans, Presi-
dent, III the Chair.
Mr.. Kennedy Delegate from Albany City. pre-
scented ms credentials, and was admitted and, also,
John G Woodruff, OF Troy, Ny.
Proceedings IN relation to the nomination OF
Isaac P Walker for the Presidency, and candidate
for The Vice-Presdency, a. also resolutions on the
subject Of Schools already published are here omit
ted
Nj Webb, Of Fall River, Mass. again addressed
the Congress on the subject of the Fall River STRIKE
and IN language Of truth and esrnesneSs against the
aggreSSlOns OF ayarlce, machinery, and the money
power upon labor, and the hOpeleSsnesS OF c0mpetl-
uCn with them by the labOrer whe the land IS with
held from the people, and It's IN value and the
monopoly OF ITS use are perpeiuated In the hands OF
the iew-Nhereupoa George II. Evans introduced
the following resolution
RtSottS mat We synraihlse strongly with me opera
t7es Of al RIVER Mas. who have been on striAe y
seven months against reduction Of wages which would
leave them an msuhcency u means to Ive and recon-
mend they be assisted 10 should the rs1ucton
be insisted upon-PaSsed unanimously
Vim. '. Barr. next, offered the following:
kfSOtfd, That call for amendment II the COnsii-
tuition Of The United states 10 allow the people 70 vote
direct for rresder. Of the nlted States Adopted
AFTERNOON SESSION MONDAY, June 9.
The Congress came to order, the President IN the
d.. VIM. J. Young. presented the following, which
was referred 10 the Business Committee, and HIM
telf added 10 the same,
gft God but also land aside from al natural night
cause It's aggregate value well local. the product
a. the aggregate population and md str II the people and
htTC'0rf LAND LIMITATION LAWS restrictive MONOPOLY
should be adopted 20 prevent fHure the the "a
Of land thus produced Aeng WonOpoAzed by the few and
tie many thereby made tnbUtaIy-n suierngs want u
euQ yment, prohibitions, interest and renfsto the vey
value themselves create
Re,otd That the wise foresight Of the sava.e even wit
al hls savagesn restricts hy usage the possession Il
the SOL perpetuy prevent vsurIat.on and
fryacn ufthe chance u Sustenance IL his race while Oh
White man. With ell HIS boosted virtues an intelligence
has hitherto subjected each generaiIun ia ADVANCE IF is
birth % stem u land robbery that teyes Tie feebler
and U1rher hut less grsSpng r species 4 both Tie
natural and acc iTtd nights, while s4tectluE them 10 -
dns that both ensaFes and plunders tie saue time
and drives them 20 compete with the bind but overDr-
ug forces II Capital, Land0rsu. Electuciy steam and
MHcf ueTythuss ltTacing une-ha their ener.les WI {
ling ther eIisteice with thQse depressing cnu H.
that destroy alike the Will and capacity overcome them
motion Was made and approved, that the pro
cetdlngs Of this Congress be printed Ii pamphlet
form.
Mr. Ahern. OF Philadelphia, on Saturday. intro
duced The following
Resorrf Tsar consider the relations Z ertreely
Rich men and Of extremely Poor men, Of Master and q
want, ~ the "a ho wurs - all Il the MAJ
has o. al me ork for much hire II tbe b-b Y
educated ard te siupdy ignorant man a. De- utter
is incompatible with The nights q man al The true azp1-
ui pie We. therefore BE- ,he duty Of
evefy q yrrc pie and every reluruer. -
sona lld political influence the removal Il the.e IN
esnsl social Conditions among men Referred 90 business
ClEu-t,tt
The resolution Of VI Evans. that the next Nation
a. Industrial Congress he held ~ Washington. D. c.
frs "Wednesday II June, 1852, was here adopted