New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
Industrial Congress ..XXXlArH SESSION.
Specially Reported FOR The Tribune.

K ARTHUR BAILEY, President. called the Con.
ers,s To order and J. Pond Secretary read III roll Of
officers and he proceedings Of me last session. Which, upon
M sefenes fsm the Cabinet Makers Association, pre-
serted bis credentials and was accepted, In place OF Mr.
Bisubsch
Mr. Crate from the Board OF Managers NJ ih@ Shirt sew
ers Society presented The sabOned which "as approved
ard sccsptrd
II ne Iadsftriai corg,n.
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msu5-rs Of -' BODY 70 iorH ,h- S'i Of hins-
r. &c ,tsb ors,sis.s b. The .sctou OF to iooT
p-,or. c psp-~. Pfssus nj H. } C~ts, Re- s.c'stwf
Nr, Lovssrd Frans ssos any, ind Mr. 5 y H'n'oa
n.us Board decided TO s. fund, usc-s eomnsns
vnh b. suiug SCRIP at p-r 'has -ee9 800 10 =
sses wha tines and shat s1aa'-s' nc scrip
IT, sor esseat .-s the operation Of he -oagm.E o
this City tbs effort u th- sortns "onsn 70
e'gs-dins' b order Of ne S', Secretary ss society
Mr. Pond. from the Board OF Managers Of The coopera-
tive sbor League made the due WEEKLY report thereof a.
TBs BOARD ofthe Cooperative League
70 e ~ y tss oe.rssoa. O. It. L.sxs. he re.ouoa
o. tie eva. Of Lsndordsm Which N presently a. TIE
Ssso. .ot.r,.p hope bat class p-sen, power vii
.Tcs o. 10 the Issu.t,a Congress Ill hs,thy
SUBJECT but tee5 YOU'D sr- nc a'7a
ton Congress certain prominent -a,ons Tor sas e.as 80
hb sr -hst nanBsr Woknen can themselves esssi s
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Of Waist vauabs or secouni Of ~ 70 he DAs
snS other pu nsttut snd because - To- hsaef
Of great saslca ysornsnoss 80 el~s property baaN"sd
v anc, .irs. they places where tue Anenoae
arocracy purchase ane Proms ade aod 81 cs IAsa
N th- Bossry ard thahs" - o-c.u.s M 'I -
[ IT u ID bays r.ss
propsr,y u sac dr.s dee.nt h.ot.toa FORA laorer
vfhn niles e tie c. B-H = .ui It tse question:
sup have Gradually e'sa driven tes REQ, arc
already . 80 much tom sscary ot
from fictitious AID ~, paced Upon .ns 1faso
The prsssi fcompe tive sy-'en - ir.a- i't 'tns
lie nth 'v.nu- las oeeasod i0r
from f- period deuseh popu etsd n oorhood
maJ supplied This sale induces the o-srof The aag oi 70
value b.. Al similar and with bulldog worth $500 dol
TO- ~. If t. IN The err streets adopting the san. stand.
ard Of value The mechacc pays kr this duou Veaon torh
rue product population directly The aivancs
are order to meet he d,tnandsd from them To
thus evil crushing it, aau'oee @ the Interests co
mesc happiness the cy ~9rhmsn the Boad b,oyes that 70
sdion political acton energetic n9vsn.ni to sstae'h an
ss.t1, ass hat rom hsy have rsg.i
operations o ~ Labor Lesus hey have nm
bns whole Of dealers henssves and male TIER
pules'se: ss5o,aTs 70 We Of eosssmpto5 At an sy.r..
per thar at psent prices but hey would sso r.
dusng price City 70 their actual vlas for Oul l~d
the retail trade would also equszs doubu any i
situated three miles rom the City d unashonabs
bnsG to purchase osrs combine to sell such sombnst
would u lent influence with their approved dealers to m
them s.scsuch localities mist convenient
he Ocs Of Inc Cstr. ogan.uon OF tie Cooperative Labor
discounts to its members . ' Ssc sIP,o..; Of
( ), tt,.i,; R.ssord.sg s'c's'a'y.
VOTES OF THANKS.
Resolutions now being in order Dr.; Young Delegate
from the Land RefOmers, offered the following.
Rsorcd That the hat Of the Industrial Congress and Of svey
sng sned friend o Progress and ReioI are rnnsny das 10
York FOR his sound humane practical speech upon the
disposition Of The nso PuOc LANDS d the Repuo C,
to the sole use ana oeGaPany sS obs @ as saa s
erth and ~
the prolonged existence Of the Uoa and tns
principles Of civil liberty undsfy institutions, sui on-
serative Of them.
Passed unanimously.
twas also resolved, on motion Of the same, that Ike
vote of thanks was due to Mr. Julian Of Indiana Mr.
johnson Of Tennessee, and Mr.. Brown or siippi,
for their earnest and enlightened efforts and speeche,
The House Of Representatives on the ssme subject
MI Barr called for re-cOmmment OF the Report up IN
the subject City House Rents to The committee from
which emanated with avew to rerame II and strike out
An Animated but non-esseniia debate sprung up there
upon resulting In the commitment Of The report win %
strucoH amend 10 render Tho rent hersacr c'-
ecsbe bv law not to exceed per upon the properly
rented estimated by the City Assessors hooks.
great many members took part In this debate. w
Messrs Barr villa Brown, Swift McGsgros, Rpes,
Por d. Commerford &C and many good points were raise
Inch resulted in the conviction that though the Ii .i--
might usnow be TOO falsely conservative (conssv
tive OF abuses and wrongs 10 sen yet that would soon
come round The popular comprehension OF human ard
socsl re his, while tho wOrkngmen could IN This pr,
position Tho pr0cple that is involved In none et
ling ard hat II Il be iPhtfl 10 restrain money II
equally usto hold IN check Land Msers Bolh tendiog
inequalities and The depression Of labor and us compensl
don by per centsges upon Il equally destructive, VIII
the latter 10 absorbing the land made the people twice hr
slaves first directly IN prices and SAD secondly IA
the premium upon rise IN It's valve, which sprngs from
increase Of their offspring and The doubling Ofhs pDpu
laOn upon the OF land that still remains VA tie
hands OF The few pr0pOrdOnsy who reap all tho incresse
given by The many and thus impoversh thousands
whose abors have TO pay his rise by the cheapening Of
their and la the further conviction that tbs
Msestfo OF Society only capable OF being quesd
BY farm. land, and lot Limitation
Mr Heath called for tho re-readng OF the Report which
had published OF the Stone Cutters grievance
In relation the employment Of convict labor In violation
Of exisiDg statute law. The report could not be Dunf
and the Reporter censured for having lost IT, The Re-
porter replied that he entitled TO one copy and thai no
not censurAbe In the matter that n he had received
the report, be had sent IL 10 The Tribune office
The matter resulted In reference OF the subject under
the head Of State Prison Labor" to Committee consist
ing of MesSs Commeriord, Heath and B arr
Messrs starrot Heath. Barr Andrews and Brown spoke
upon The subject ecing sparkling but fomless action and
observations.
The President informed the Congress that he had received
from Mr. Edward Kellogg tmerchant for the Of the
Congress work by him upon
Other Capital Or why the Few aeh
Many Poor"
Mr. Price moved the acceptance Of the gin aud It's refer
Committee TO report thereupon. Adopted, and
the President appointed MessrS. Phce Ryckman CONNER
ford, Andrews and Rowe.
Adjourned TO Tuesday evening next 81 u O'Clock.
This sessiOn Of Congress was held In tho room just next
below the one where formerly held and may continue 10
be held there while the u. g. Court IL IN session.
VIM. J. YOUNG, Reporter Ind. Congrsss.