New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
THE Ncw-york city Industrial Congress.

The New-YOrA City Industrial Congress.
The regular weekly meeting of this body
was held at the New City Hall. Tuesday evening.
KEYrs A BAILEY IN the Chair. and Henry A. Guild,
Secretary pro tam IN place of Ben Price, who, It
announced, was III.
Tie nomination and election OF Oticers was post
ponod until the next meeting, and resolution was
adopted OF motion Of Mr. Willis, seconded by Nh
Kinp>ev that the Congress adopt As plan rs to the
tenure OF Delegates. that the President. other on
Gers and members hold then catS usual until their
RESPECTIVE Societies shall either renew their credeu
tals or supply their seats with new Delegates This
was done rs the Ofcers only served for year. while
the members were elected for an indefinite period.
Watson G Haynes the President Of tine last Work
inpmen's state Convention, and Dele gate m behalf
Of the Sailors 20 the Albany National Industrial on
GROSS rcuCrtcd that Isaac +. WALLER had been NOM
mated for the Presidency 10y the National Conyen-
ton of RefornCrs. and that TINS uOmluluOn mad
been unanimously ratified Although Col HAYNES
said he was not exactly satisfied with everything
done hv the Congress al Albany ne waved all per-
sonal predictions tOrthe man VINO had been nOmi-
mated II caused HIM some uneasIness to. gulp
down an which had been transacted, but rs Reform
polticiau he felt obliged tO submit with the same
Grace ms politician OF the aid school. lie paid a
nigh compliment to the New-lo City Delegation
al Albany.
On motion. Committee Of five were appointed TO
revise Tie Constitution OF The City Industrial Con-
grcSs and to prepare for publications. one or more
papers. and In pamphlet form II required The report
q the OIumlttCe fO DP accompanied WIN a perfect
list Of the Delegates and Associations represented M
tie Congress. The Committee are obliged 10 report
10 Tie Congress before publication. heSSrs. John \.
Smith John T. Kingsley. D. {. henderson, d. Wills
and II. A. Guild were designated by the PresiIent
who Was unanimously added to the Commlliee,)
NEWLY CRoSES DFLEGArEs-Pr'Rfers jRloa-
Henry l. Gm'd. T.. Bowen and T.. H. Rogers
GRIMM R0tfrs-PhVp Henry Wcnz CigGr Na-
kers Mutual Pr0te-tirC ASsOrafoH-l,aac Relyea So
c.ai PeGrm Assac.ofon-Louis Jonassohn, Victor
Hannut and Philip Wolf
Owing the meeting Of the National Industrial
Congress, many OF the Delegates were absent, al
thought the attendance was quite full.
Tie most of the delegates IN attendance antlcl-
rated The election OF officers would take place, but
the Congress resolved not 10 go .to an election be-
fore the next meeting, considering It unfair to the
delegates dt Albany and the absent representatives
OF many reform organizations who were not fully
prepared for the election
lie nominations which have heretofore been made
are OF 40 binding eject, and new nominations can
PC made for all the Offices.
Before the adjournment was had it was moved and
carried That the Congress Wouih near ie" remarks
from Col. Haynes q Duchess Co., the Sailors Re
former. who gave an account of labor An The Rural
DISTRICTS" where ne bad been residing for several
months rast the eXtortlons which the small tenants
lived 70 encounter, was far more severe than many
If Tie city tcnantry ever dreamed Of Beside, the
WorIlnrmen of the country were worked too much
md l,olV PAID. Ihlrfy cents all that was PAID
fr cutting cord OF wood, and the city manJiac-
tUrCIs ot shirts were getting much OF their Work
done ia his locality as She rate of bi per SHIRT! IhlS
was The manner LABOR was rewarded by some IN the
much b0astCi " Rural Drircis.' lie would pay 800
for the services az Reform Lecture IN has neigh
loihood who would arouee the people 20 their duty.
Now that Mr.. Walker nid been nominated, allhOush
he did not respond to al his opinions, he would do
all DID, hrs rover to further ms election lie ptid an
,f,.ucu tribute To Sensior Walker for zeal IN be-
half of the vital measures OF the WorNnsmen and
lovers of the country What little he could do Tor
Senator Walker would be Freely done lie had en-
listed FOR the campaign. lie much hopei thal th.S
CONGRESS would hnlsh what the National Congress
I.