New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

~ The shape Of hIeh reats, &c UPON tie inius'TIil
ci,s,es The waier-iax esDecraf vas Unfair IN iIs
effects urou tenants OF the With Wart wher be re-
siied. which paid heavier tax than the Is; Weri,
Nth ~ It's commerce ware n0'l~es, Shipping. Ee
The property OF the CITY should De taxed Md not
me honest industry OF he City. Ihis should be
l1as ed into and not man elected who was no, IN
favor % a change Of his system Of taxation. He
trusted tbs meeting was bus The commencement OF
lie eYs a. reform.
The Chairman 'Mr Pncei then entered INTO o
statement Of the causes Of the assembling OF ms
meeting, a history of the present movement among
Worh.no o. tts CITY, me treatment ~ tn Com
mon C0rncli n all tie petltl1ns submitted - taen
ir he NOrsLETlcls Assoc..'. 0IS. a.. tnO>e OF me
fucusrsi CJrrress he central organ. zlIol ot the
iaf0-ug classes HIS statements were listened -
throughout with the utmost attention. ald contained
mUCn interesting information. ris ff'ce also rea1
he report presented % the Common Council -
months since on winch actiol nas ye. been taken
" fhr Common Council.
The memorial Of the Industrial Congress read by
III Pncej requests them 10 pas euac-ments "iiathe
f loving principles VIZ
Frt Contract system on public works to De to-
tally abolished
Secora. No person 20 De employed As Superih-
telCeai on pubic works VINO has hot seryei Al ap-
grerticeshp 20 he branch OF business committed to
his care.
Third The lowest rate Of wages u be paid a.
do~er5 puoiic works to ne fxed AZ - - per day
Fourth No person 10 be discharged from the puD-
lie service soelt on account Of bs political opinions.
X Arthur Bailey OF the With Ward. aud the
President OF the Industrial Congress responded 70 te
repeated calls made upon nm, ana announced
his entire adhesion 70 this movement. cornoen tnit
1, would brrg about complete union OF all the Re
formers OF the CITY for a common purpose, a Re
form IN the City Government, and stimulate 10 greater
exeTuons the RetormeTs who should attend the
primary meetings of the political parties about TO
come or and prOcuie the nomination Oi candidates
who shall oppose the expressions we iaoor uncer
IN our midst. from the combination OF the opponents
Of al true and necessary Reforms. Mr. Bailey re-
marks met with the entire approval OF tfe an hence
Nh TOvslee, from the Committee o conference
Of the New-York State Alliance. said he was highly
pleased with the spirit which Dervaded the meeting
and e!OQuenty appealed TO all II attendance 10 or
ganiZe IN their several Wards. Organize organ
ize SAID Nh ToHslee.
After few remarks from John Webster n favor o.
organization, the meeting adjourned IN consequence
OF the appearance Of a ram Storm at :, o'clock, the
business of the meeting, however. having al! been
accomplished. Ward meetings viii now be held
throughout the City, (the first 10 come OF at Her
raitage Hall d; the corner of Houston and Aen-ss,
on Tuesday EVENING" and also quite number OF
Mass Meetings. This evening, the NorklngInen OF
the 10th Ward hold a meeting al +. Vi. ana on
TUESDAY evening the usual weekly meeting OF the
Industrial Congress Will take place al = O'Clock pre-
clseiy, at the New City Hail. Park, when plan Tor
a political organization of the WOTklngrnen OF the
civ is 10 be submitted when the Committee of
Conference Will also present their report IN favor
OF ioint action among the friends OF Temperance
and Reform. 1t Is the object Of TINS movement 10
bring about union OF all these ReiormerS 50
that but one Reform organization Will exist IN each
Ware. and thus prevent the intierng away of votes
a. heretofore.