New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
Cry INDUSTRIAL CoNeREss - Second

BAILEY, IN the chair and II. A GUILD, Secretary.
The roll beng called, present. Messrs. Bailey,
Willis, Smith, Guild, Prl,e. Rowe aud Kingsley.
The minutes OF the las, session were read and de-
clsred correct.
The credentials of William Arbuthnos Abraham
ShaIrot David Marsh John 4. Smith and John Guest,
from Ouvrler Circle OF John Shelly. from Mechin-
les Mutual Protection, No. a of Fir. Steffen, +.
Sefeth and Henry AhrCns from the Social Reform
Society-were read, and the delegates invited 10
seats.
The Corresponding Secretary. Mr. Pri,e. rea1let-
ters from Messrs. HENRY STORMS, HENRY ARcUL,-
RIous, Jr, VI. y. GALE, SANFORD l.. MAcoNBER, and
BENJAMIN ). HART, making favorable responses 70
the Interroga addressed Ia them with reference
to the various measures advocated by the Industrial
Congress.
Nj HEATH remarked, that he met Alderman Ely,
TODAY bad cony ersaiion with hIm upon the subject
OF LsDor and lis rights, the course OF which ne,
Aid Xiv. avowed himself as favorable 70 nearly all
the measures advocated by the TRENDS OF LABOR Ia
the city and elsewhere
MIR SWIM read from the Journal Of the Common
Council to prove that the sentiments thus expressed
were rot IN accordance With his previous acton.
MI PRICE was unwilling to receive the statement
of any member Of the present Common Council tie
did rot think there was an honest politician IN thal
body They had treated the memorials, &c, ema.
mating from this body 30 ungenIemaIy, that he had
no confidence IN them.
Mr. KINGSLEY offered resolution. complaining OF
an incorrect report ola late session OF the Congress
that appeared in The Tribune
Mir. GuILD regretted that the resolution had been
introduced HIS reports had always appeared IN
correct shape, and he hoped the resolution would
be Withdrawn.
On motion of Nj PRlcE the resolution was laid on
the table
Nj HEATH moved that MI Mo>Es JOHNSON be al
mtitd as AN honorary delegate. Carried.
Mr JOHNSON IN few pertinent r. marks, returned
his thanks for the courtesy thus shown nm.
Mr. CRoIY remarked that the Journeymen IallorS
of our CITY were now on "strlke" and moved the
of. m fppf D
invite the Iii 10 send &C legation 20 this Congress
The motion was discussed by Messrs. Price, Croly
Roeers Heath, Rowe Gulld-when q motion was
made to lay the whole matter on the table, which
was lost. The question was then called for, and Inc
motion was carried.
Mr. HEATH remarked that there was vocancy IN
the Corresponding Committee and moved that Il De
filled. Carried ana Victor ilannot VAS elected 20
fill the vacancy.
Mi ROGERS moved the appointment of a Commit
tee 10 ADDRESS all Societies IN arrears, and notify
them o, Their Indebtedness. Carried and MesSrs
Rowe Henderson and Webster were appointed
such Committee.
Mr.. X then moved the appointment OF Commit
tee OF WAYS and Means. Lost.
VIcToR 1lANNOT moved the levyIng OF an assess
ment of one dollar upon each society represented IN
the Congress The motion was discussed oy Nessrs
Rogers, Price. and others and inc motion was car
ned
Mr.. HEATH offered the following resolution
Resoired That this Congress recognizes no NOMINATION rs
Reform nomination. unless made by ms long es on rs
dceeaies from the different Wards IN tins City known As
HeformeIs. N,
was in favor OF Independent nominations, and was
opposed To the que StionlDg system.
Mr. GUILD took this occasion TO define ms posi-
ton He claimed fellowship with the Wing party,
believing It to be party OF progress. lie could NOT
sanction the of the late industrial Legislature
in picking up one candidate here, ana another there
from this ard from that party. merely because they
assert that they iayorably impressed with the
truth and Justice OF the measures agated ana ad'o
Gated by the friends Of Labor Let dttuly independ-
n d. no, rynh a
come member OF 1t. Until them he should continue
his membership with the Wig party
The resolution was further discussed by Messrs
Smith Heath, Price, ArbuhnOt and flannOt ana the
question beng taken, the resolution was lost
Mr.. CRoIy from the Committee appointed to
communicate with the different Societies represent
ed IN the Congress, reported progress.
Mr. KEYsER presented the following:
RESOLVED That the Corespondne Committee he regues.
parties and report their answers at the next meeting
! The resolution gave Use to warm discussion, IN
which MessIs. Keyser, Smith, Price. Webster, and
others MISREPRESENTATION dlsposlng Oh WHICH, the
! Congress went irto Committee of the Whole.
On the Committees rising the Congress adjourned.
| Ii. 4. GUILD, Sec and Rep.
ARREsT FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY. EARLY
! Yesterday morning John Buesnal, boarder at the
Sailors Home Cberryst. while quietly returning
to his home, assaulted by fellow named Geo.
Wilson. who tripped him with his foot and al the
/ same moment knocked him down with his fist. I'm
| mediately after three rufhans. calling themselves
| Alex Ferguson, TnOS Cooper and Rlchd Grant came
! ND and robbed him of his wallet containing 80 IN
! cold coin, a silver watch and chain two gold keys
! and other property, valued At S15 Not content
with this, they actually took of his boots aud LEFT
! him to 60 home baIefooted. While wandering
about he accidentally fell in with officer Ncinery
of the Fourth Ward, to whom he related hts troubles
The officer after vlglant search found the gang IN
the nolChbor hood and Wilson with the stolen boots
on his feet They taken before Justice Osborne
ard committed TO prison for trial.
MORE UoUsEBREAKER ARRESTED. John
Kane alias Lemmons and William Sticky were
Yesterday arrested by officer bigger, OF the Second
District Police Court. charged With being portion
of the gang of burglars who for some time past
have infested the upper part Of the City SIX OF the
gang arrested about two or three weeks SINCE
and these two are believed ID be the remainder OF II.
The dwellings OF Mrs Phelps, No % Sixteenth st.
OF Edmund J. Porter, Esq, No % Lamarthe-
place OF Mr. Fawcett, No 22 West Seventeenth
St. OF Mr. Bull, No &C Ninth St, are among those
that this gang have broken INTO and robbed within
six weeks. The accused were committed to prison
Tor examination.
DEATH IN THE SIXTH WARD Police STA
rioS-An inquest was held yesterday morning at
the Sixth Ward Station, upon the body OF Patricx
Horton a native Of Ireland, 20 years OF age VINO
cied suddenly Oh TUESDAY night Officer Blake, II
appears, found the deceased sitting IN an entry IN
Anthony-st and being apparently very feeble ne
conveyed him to the station house, where ne soon
after died. The jury rendered verdict OF DEAN
caused b. old age and exhaustion
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