New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
Industrial Congress ...NLiilo SESSION
,..-,, 70 .-,.a e. -rha 7-riburei

l.Ss. fTos he ESee~uls \ Ard L.aa Rsfornsrs Ia phase
ofGiben Hsgemsn. rrsgred -, s-......, B., ,ha
Al election next hsd - Finsueia e'resay 90 us
Congress- resuluag Ia The choice VI Mr. William Ao~e d
NH Crate presented the subo.ned report with is
recommending document which VISA adopted
Tbe sosd q MAaagers Of lie shirt SeSeSA SOeieyre-
specially Report -,
TRAIT .rcoufa-ee By he prom 80 'a79'o 80
tAs uo rr By real So. st'ne a'r-ss
have - esy eounsaoe' er''lss' a -. sal = ~ ~ -,
where scr L. - eos - 40 ef'ss To- "'~' " Any ~
ssss.au Vii - thans uly -ecsirei -. -.
pubic Pe'srs h-Hs-vv. 20 - 'ssf ~. :, :,
80, "A. ,-r,.l sh,rt u,ss Sssr prcs Tor their
labor ,han hey have hAs'to ree-Ves
The Circular alluded 70 s5ove wss published in tn
Da,lr Tribrrae ofThursdsy March q. "a Trol
Mr. Msthv Of ire Nineteenth Ward Introduced fer
consideration ard adoption the following prealnne ana
revolutions, upon which al snimsIed debate was nsd
Preamble and Res0iufioHs # ne NiseteeaA Ward AsAd
Reform Assaoidsi'H 80, -.
Oh - part, a s v-a uss-cu.l anu whse'. our
bav. bisaea ia the essan OF seinSSa- VS.
10 prevent 'be sans And to 'S'7 Tor 1"as oa' ~ nus
ysur cs T.. SO tn. elects Of m Of the
ucns. .sn m The Iniu.. Congress - h@ Comma Canch
ihs CITY Pecg-d before ne 'Tou'a 0a'
Tour ao % TO questioning 'y',en Sselas "a
Who NIL The standard OF he principles ant Measures en-
Y@vrc nan tee ao beet Ia n. quest; ming system because
po-crs an, Land Rs'orm- from ever seq4< asy o.
De- kr he vsy m-n escied uotr the ~,
ten would ef person who "a not 60
ior he cognas Of ,be Patv aad thing oas Toe Par,,
n-c-sar TO ,on as't ne l,''oasS - s S,,
u r-qu- but third Of each party 10 % 'a' don't
A4 Tstour p,pl-. are broat enough and
.ug en- ush bud platform ~hca all true hepaseAa' may
Ss,o.d That IN view the ,ud and practice upoa
rs Ger he question: WI ha ~tn Joy ths s'ra'
Rerorsd That RepssI tvss the dastra Congress are
o''7'' "'' ~ nALrsY. secretary.
Dr. Yosng opposed he adoption OF tbs resolutions The
Refouers cid rot want party so much a, the adoption
OF heir pnnc9 aud except 10 certan ocaucs Whsre
csrtsn, II was not soYssoe 20 I9n ole uus
10 every ecuon strive ~ hold The hasnee OF power Ano
hose Of either party, who were ItuAoe, AnS
would psdge Themselves 10 our measures. Our fIeugm
lies the OF bnth parties and even we cor
upt men could De made saosersie 10 las'lis ~ us
Our principles we're rapidly peVallpg VIC Popl
Ter mind much because We siugD put laon
~ VI pril cipe hod the commence OF mo
public MIND sanctioned mem. we had secured heeNpfet
sou Of Daniel Webster IN their favor aud Yankee
don hold hu there, as ney saw In 70 Preston OF
The Public Lands es-Ape 10 freedom aud equally ~ nsh
children srd no Fugitive Law" - restrain the n la the
brave AID IN pulls q uBhackneyed lsaAe T. Waser, We
bad eus ed giant Of principle, aud QUO uo1 so" II &C
ton tih,r Cas- had gwen quasi assent PROPOSE
uons aud h- noise auc confusion Ia tnr POLITICAL
elements would know how 10 move Oaward. Ex-dlver-
/ nor Brown Co gressiOuz Represeutstive hou Mlsss
spp had demonstrated how much better me Pdoh; Lauds,
s~ed by sme men and the OF civi izatOn you'd be-
tran II r0suve buff serpeuts srd hares or
than wsfched a. zesous distance by hs baars' Of
x .5 s9e cen GH on S oon o Of rs8nss.s and julian
Of Iucisna. ana IN Moore % Pennsylvania aud ho htf
been Informed by prominent men ~ Congress ihey would
! car Y tbs great Iei run 10 WI ism Il seward had
obtained strong ceep heart and pto'O1nd, nu-
name and ssgaciOus to help ard reeye the
world OF bondage he knew his man hsre-hsd watched
bic political from he infancy anc there was ympa
g human suffering snf love OF his country and OF che
principles Of hs great Declaration of the Revolution Ia hts
/ every act he could cOuhde IN him.
Il wesa mighty measure, and he would not have II
wrecked nor lot ch Of In the savsh desire % be
ers and ofce holoers in the poll zeal world The jeal-
ousies that wOald arse between mea would destroy as,
We edLg fastsr han ever combined political
an moral element succeeded before by the codrse we hsd
adopted our address then selves ske = the
tho az nj "a
en no looked into them realized hope for his pOstrry
that CouserVa.m deniei them, aud salvation 0roar IN.
sinuors and people thai cbeefed his soul Inc slaiigu
OF he Orniug suists The Ounains peak and heu
slides down into the valley wi its anlmaiBg beams to
cheer and nfpIe he mulinde SO Wi our great meas
ure we hsc FOUND Ia every here and here some 70 ho
ssDd gTea heats among our public men whom me masses
adnIfe and cling To responsive 10 our hopes An add
tOua hOusaAd would carry US 10 our aim ana secsie e
element that wOuo MI The world em It's groYe ng bees
the present ard secure the future
William Barr y oAe = me sae eaee ana Se
Exemp ion principle IN hsr he States be agitation
n New Jersey ue gromineuce OF oar ideas ihsfe: Tue
siructiCn OF, UIied Saes Senator and Congress-
men upon the ques ion OF the freedom Of he Public
Lands il accordance VI hhe views we had promulgated
lie ssed warm euogum on he g est leaders On inlus
tfisl Land Reform, George II Evans and Isasc Z WALKER
ana opIosed TO ec'al part aci no had WORKED
IN Tins neasufe-hho sumptd me SIate-ah hA tOunu uo
oIly practicable msAns % be those we hd heretofore
aooIed a Addressing gu selves 70 pron ~ men OF er
party who bad tunei le WITHIN HEM ana 10 enhslng
the active few Of Tie ni4ase. who hai une 10 hinA upon
I Al
80 political ths Res aud best bonds OF
freen en- snd tnspire those With our Ideas Hho
love. acI for, aud n iufo Inspire ths many
ST. JOusssohu do hlnk parry men had eVa1ed luef
pledges 10 u Auy oenrr man men fell from All great prn-
cipes and from private honor; we were moving on brave
y cur becoming The IDEAS OF the sse Great
ard good men looking into them, and doubling no
longer, or IT sss reaoy fayor their progress In Mr.
n scomt OF the Legs AZURE az Mr. Barr had in
dicaied had Jealous friend, and many Others there
/ were Hcting n unison WI MN
AR. SEM wss among the first men who had moved In
fis
ne benevolent q 81 other pari-' and cogpng otnsr ne
] Iorm questions ihers with H. stated Ihe years
since W. we're more promluer, than now and insts1ced
that 81 such Tins we commanded large vote IN the Guy,
tie Young Am1ka. with bis Questioning pOllcy-hs was
opposed This h ard bad not acted VIII ths measure
Or Ire men of In consequence-had broEen ap
tso struck .h The UHou be was glad OF Il, and
this disposed him IL demand party action. dis
lIpcl f0m any her He denied ,hal he Old party men
ecu be upon and nended Mr jaw JUDGE for
telling ne Ref0rnsrs he was Waig, and nothing eSs
Mr hatby Of the Niuse-nlh Ward felt hurt by The re-
buIrg 81 Ina Dr. Young had treated him and his propo
siors VIII he was lot 20 much "neopbyie" ~ no had
been cha geo with being He hsd worked 10 the cause
from early CAV and tits propositions were he
honest exgfeis Of hs constituents, and there were
Ward could be carried upon Land ADD Labor Reform
principles They would Try THE Doctor spologized
re bso intention 10 wound bis sensioues bar honor
ed bis zeal what be- had sE score VI years ago Ia
the temperance 40 Ia every other humane pfnc-
pie Of NE be ieg s, but the world generally
only 10 be moved upon by material hopes or reached
pfscI'ay by enrsuag those y zion II looked nP lol
The subject and resolutions Mr. 81 were now laid upon
he tsrie Without 70 r upon ueir meriis
Mr. Pond Introduced the following
NJ P1esidnt beg 10 direct your attention 20 history
Of Ute Ellie Aaaes Association OF Paris contained Ia The
Tt5ue January To- 90 tho 5lb Of July l8f3 pill was
passed By French Legislature Ia favor OF Working
Mems Assocanons and aoy thousands q francs appro-
prated FOR eir support; ns other subsidies was one
thousand FrateTna AssOclaaOn % fle-
hskers ~ his Won appear that mo WOrEingmen OF
Paris possest sufcen common sense apply their
acQuiIed POhcs Liberty the elevation VI fh-ir social
eonolon and AmeIieao Republic 10 DO less an &C:
ceped Deuocsc Republic Than that Of the French and
he physical and social wants and feelings OF Americans
Frcncle- about The ssbe; would suggest mat
Of Congress, The accredited representa-
yss ofihe Works VI New forE win take into their
serious confederation the prophecy OF mailing our Govern
Ieut protective that Of The French Is or has
been 10 them AM whereas the mechanical genius u this
pfogressiye having Introduced " general use sewing
nschrr which Gl Dy its acuOD reduce from state OF
0bject Eoterfy help cesumuOn, thousands Oi the
csughrrs II this great glorious Republic Il hereby