New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
National Industrial Congre.s.
of The Tribune.


At the afternoon session to-day, Mr.. Geo.
n Evans offered resolution, inviting all persons
present at the sessions Of the Congress, who sub
scribe TO The organization to take seats as honorary
members, which Wa passed.
Amouon beng made to lay the credentials of ). {.
Bowers or the table II was neSatiycI by % Noes TO
caves. Tins beng attest question, The subject excl
let much discussion
The President gave notice OF tac receipt OF letters
from "A. Ii. Van Amrnpe, of W i>consin, ami John
Campbell, of Philadelphia
THIRD DAY 'RlDAY, June o.
The Convention having roaSScmbled this morning
The President announced the following Business
Committee McsSrs. lime of Ono, Sprague OF ",
Manning Of Now-Yolk, Barton OF Mass, and Shell
ton of Pa.
A letter was received and read, from Mr. Cham
Non OF Philadelphia
On motion, DR.. VIM. j. Young was appointed ke-
porter To The Congress
Nj CroWly of Penn presented the subolned rcSo-
luton, which Was rctcnod to 'hs business COM
nltee,
Rool,ed That while hail with pleasure the thousand
Efforts to the elevation II Labor among me masses ~ w
country. vet t Is the declared coCVcuon II ts the SYN
National In luSral Cougrsss thut the Land Reform Plat,
lorm emhracine the Freedom Of The Puolc Lands Laud
linntat ami Homestead Exemption have tbs p'odth'e
tsng the ony solid basis Of success Tor Labor Reform
The Business Committee, through MT tihe ol
ONO, reported a series of resolutions "mCh We
adopted ~ parl of The proceedings, and Will be WIT
ten out n the general Report
Mr. Barr presented he following resolution;
Rscrcd That the DolsgstC from te several States he
requested report She probable number oi votes 'he Ike
FORMERS an each State can influence.
The resolution was adopted unanimously
Mir J. Sidney Jones Of Philadelphia presented the
following resolution;
Rssoltce That Land Reform. Labor ksiS and 9NcsSi
S Ssasts%l be adopted as me motto " '' >-'''- ''
The COMMITTEE appointed for the purpose here an
nounCCd that arTangcmontS had been made lot mass
ID of AlpAN lNNOll NAlAl-
CAV evening al Troy and Monday evening al Albany.
The Convention then ADJOURNED III to-ho'iO"
charles R Wilkes Is a Delegate from Allesan,
Western Michigan.
FOURTH DAV-SArvRpA4. June 1900
me following arc Ire resolutions "''P'SN ''S'''-
Resocl That as al s1s:cnancc GENES primarily nom me
81, and rs cNiS,Cnrc 5 imp sable Wl--oN ">Vtss
therefore Ae sh every one 90 50 much a. MS heeV' re-
cure, without pucc. ~ self evident .,
Esor,t rha b. Sc. the ,al such prices as Il VII
So- ~ we efeai bod, ~ humanity t'h' A,l .e.s -
s~'ihon ncn they were born 60 i've and 'HccttaN' So
usucs TIE rcre ~ VII 81 she few upon whom tAey
@ie a. ,sscuoi, dependent as Il they we, '1ei ''
Rso.r,l That the light II ua'sre and Of that Pow
sce whc ny tc>pecer Of cs,ns he oountise 81 nt-
Bore elurs cgu a 20 al II which each mas the nS 20
rs ugA to more vi The cayhs Sarce winch prnv>
goa nature. ,haN he cen cultivate With las o~o hands II
De- Be farmer 20 more than ne WISHES - for the
comfort oi Ai> family, hc De me -aaac, merchant. OF
ieona, man lest ~ s. cong be roe some one else 81
K-sot.s That land monorol, consists controlling the
earth surcc hy rd' ~ ,ech an extent as renders
Necessary o en- ov one~ as servants to cultivate thus
esfshhinr Scntadc. Sad MAKING dependant laborcrS NJ
such are O., udrd ffoa thc earth hy LAIRD monopoly
Rssoi'cl That land ronopoy thc foundation ot all
selVfud. slavery and rrrccfroc dependency. and She
S0luon Of the former absolutely e>>ena. 20 ih, sol-
uon ot the latter Scrgde and slaYcu must exist ~ long
- and MONOPOLY perpstustcd
NsO,'sd, That irreClproc@ seDl,uds and slavery orr
gnSed m land nononcy AID the aStocT.cy and deSpots
81 past ases have hrS robbed those of the land whom they
WISHED O. cNterminais or euslaVe and had not sufficient
lower 70 accomplish Their ends directly
kcsotfea That land POLY mated n desPo'sm ami
"a eeOi hsS advanced the extent Of tbs monopoly ioe
u Jaw mas diminished and mples liberty cannot De Sc
cared 9nn' every vestgs off s destroyed
Sot'cu Ihat II the duty OF all Governments 10
secure TO The people their natural rights and such
acogrse ~ policy As Will tend distribute oQuitably the
wealth. % ms connsry among those who produce Il 49,
kse'ed That All wealth the product Of labor and II Is
agossy unjust state Of thnxs That the greatest
wealth 10 those who perform the least productive o aud