New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

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The Resolution Mr. Brown OF former Session. upoH
the subject Of The measures aud principles needed in the
presen dsorgaze social state to improve H.
I'D for consideration and he M spoke TO the subject
with bis usuS spirit He old not propose TO lay dOgn Tor
hi0self or others any broad platform bat would draw a.
enton TO one ort~o pritcipss importance Dssnlauon
10 the soil from which sn crimes ard social evils take
heir rise. But IN the face OF he vast abundance that
rounds u.s. his the inevitable condition Of the race be
would ask Why should class exist wejs he'd Gown
with sweets and another with expressions and misery
athfd, at nesl vAciIaung between me Two extremes
Equality OF burdens he true relation Of society and every
man should render an equivalent for that he consumes Ia
snve value, and commscisl relations should be 80 al
usied a. to prevent urpussges rong on the hands Of The
few while Their brethren sun TOR WAnt OF Dread Properly
arranged esch member OF The community could have abun
dance and but feT be enabled to niulge in excuses
ANY system Of money that could serve the Commercial
arrangements and necessities often me1 could BY expan-
millions. or world. and there could bs
adopted he'd ged In Justice and yet flexible In Ito parts
IS to tend the protection OF the many instead Of
opulence 10 the iew-threStening destruction 10 all
was rot nat svsem-where, snd when. and how tbs
workDna should array himself against the blind forces
OF destiny laws OF uade and circumsance-IhaI Of
we lib and influence so wont 10 urge against reform,
whe hey Posketed the attendant Blessings Of chance
They ign not the power 70 conIron sbience OF Tho viii
to attempt it, and OF the sensibiy that would sheshe lie
infections.
Mr hsgnus said must fghl capital with Capital, and
II the workngmau would rot be prudent In the hour Of his
need. he would not be In that OF bis success.
Mr. Brown thought the radical evil was not the want OF
liberty 20 do, but the absence Of good principle. that
would right the wrong sna set the machine Alright when Il
yycrks well enough OF he own elementsand thai principle
was the principle, and a currency adapted 10 t.
Mr. willis thought the evils OF society were Ia the
ton Of tribute upon the part Of capitalists
SIR. S. ?. Andrews would take occasion 10 make state.
ment Of facts aud principles There had been secured 100
acres Of land upon Long Island about 40 miles hence tors
Homestead Village by gentlemen who had faith In the
principles be would promugae The psce WA open for
settlement for FIVE years 10 come, upon the payment OF
sum, S5 10 SIS per and the settlers might ake up
three each the interest chsgeabe, and houses
were 10 be erected the same by these gentlemen.
cover assurances taxes and and tear II the measure
worked more land could be hsd upon the same terms
Here body OF lettes were Invited TO settle aud establish
equitable currency FOR their use labor exchange
uotesnses based upon work already performed aud pay
same butcrawing no interest What the body ihI fail
10 create that necessary 10 lie own consumption they
There was no community principle involved Ia the meas
IRE, each worked himself and they that did ihs
hardest and most repusiye works entitled 10 afN
and receive the highest compensation thereorreguated
by rule however that the value OF bus q OF corn 81
liked estimate would measure for every variety Of work
No dlers would exist under Ills systemand the higher
branches OF sls, science and education would become
auusements All surplus work would become circulating
medium for The lime being The abof note OF one man
could be exchanged FOR the work labor OF any other
mar whenever the worker called upon 10 pay his
he would find employment ard had already secured
ne v8ue FROM some brother l6DOrer
NJ IT, Heath from the coopes) wanted something good
ia pracce.-uOt all In theory The cooperative cOopers
have found there little good In srkes but 10
wake attention, the coOpers went 10 work upon credit
and built cOOps rage Williamsburg and found employ
from men IN the trade at fair wages They worked
faithfully until they had large surplus OF WORK on hand
when attempt made TO cut down their pricesOut
they would not yield finally, their EMPLOYERS ssI une
when they mus and could n upon reductions or give no
empoymeLt but the coOpers stood arm TO themselves
when the measure adopted withdrew from employ ana
called public etng Of the cooperative coopers VINO
rallied, 1--WE hundred strong, and inmediaely collected
from each ether the funds requisite 10 buy or build snOp
To enter the field against their former employers when the
rsd EMPLOYERS struck cOors and agreed 10 pay TAR day
wages Tor fair days work, and make mems necessities
ard rights the rule OF action, In lieu OF NE laws OF uaue
He vented this rule to obtain generally.
Mr Knapp would organize the workngmer under laOor,
political and benevolent associations and have mem ara"
on from all old parties. ,, ~.
study II being the simple law ofcommon honesty ne con-
scered II partial movement and Wouli Ihlhef see the
energies Of the members expended general movements
amid sublime truths render impracucabe, and he
Hoped that reformers who had studied abstract reforms
would endeevor 70 cut DOM their ideas sometimes to the
The question then adjourned to tho
The Committee had leave 70 sit again. gold pen was
voted the reporter and The Congress adjourned 10
WIN J. YOUNG, Rep Ind. Congr