New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
New-York City Industrial Congress.


New-York City Industrial Congress.
Tuesdou Dec 81, ls5O-As no meeting vii
take place this. week the Secretary has fur.
nished us with the Constitution as adopted, the
list of officers and members, which we present
below
CONSTITUTION OF THE NETWORK INDUS
PREAMBLE
The Delegates appointed by the several organizations Of
Mechanics and LabOTers OF the City OF New YORK. Tor he
pnrnose of forming Central Industrial Council, being
deeply sensible of the and pIyaons Imposed upon
the aborng classes by the hostile relations which now ex
s Capital and Labor and me constant tendency
Of these relations 10 increase the evils complained OF 90
hereby form smseges p2 reconcile lie interests Of
abor and Capitalize 10 the laborer the full product
of his ioil-to promote Union Harmony and Brotherly
Feeling among wOTkngmenRn to use all available means
TO promote their moral intellectual and social elevation;
for the attainment OF these 0blecs 40 sdoPt tue loo"
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE THE style Of this instrument shall be, THE
NEw-YoRK CITY INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS"
U-Tbs Congress shall be composed Of members
elected annually Industrial bodies or Associations or
bodies Of who subscribe to these principles 70 VII
That all created equathat they are endowed Oy
their Creator with certain naienabe rights, among when
are The right Life Liberty, and the fruits OF their LABOR
the OF such portion OF the earth and Oer eenens
cation and paftrDal prote elton from society -
II-Al associations Of lRdustrias, Mechanics and La,
bores whether benevolent or protective snail Do ehnueu
three delegates WHO must be members oil the orsanNa
ton hey represent.
N-The annual meeting OF this Congress shall convene
on the first Tuesday Of June, end hold such meetings rom
time 10 tiAe rs shall be deemed advisable. 800
Where shall be elected during each session OF THIS
Congress by ballot President, four wee Presdents,a
Recording and Financial Secretary spondg Secre-
tgIv and Treasurer TO serve for the current year
Wifi any officer shall be absent al roll cal for SIX sue
cessye evenings, absent dur the whole meeting Tor
three successive gsuness In case OF Sickness OF
scb other canee as shall be deemed sufficient eXcuaehis
Office shall he declared vacant by the Presdent and sha
he Tue duty the Recording Secretary 10 nouy me fes
dent Of all such vacancies aud The ohce shall be hel On
a.. ftafff kF4a aVQgI IL lee
VlI-Tbe expenses Of This Congress shall be betrayed
by levied the Associations represented IN
such and such imes the Congress sha deem IA
VISIBLE. -,,
ght 2sa +, - slr o s'aii 'o''
TX. During each session OF ths CONGRESS mrteen per
sons shall he appointed. who, together with The other OIL
cerr shall consuiee Vigilance Committee, who shall un.
lees otherwise provided for appoint the Time and place oil
X-IMs Constitution shall not he altered, amended or
arhuiled except 10y wohird vote Of Ibis Congress- and
oil propositions tie above purpose shall be signed by at
least members, ard submitted in writing at least one
meeting pTesieus 10 acton beng taken thereon
RULES OF ORDER.
The following shall be the order Of business for the
meetings Of Ibis Congress:
! Calling Ire Roll Of Odicers
? Reading the Minutes Of ia previous meeting.
IS Reception OF new members
t. Reading OF Communications,
D. Reception OF Reports
g. Miscellaneous busn' IS.
-A questions Of order shall be decided by The Presi
dent subject TO appeal 10 The Congress- winch aPPeai
shall be- without deba-he Vice President occupying the
iiI~A mo,ion for reconsideration shall not be enter
igned by the Chair unless made and seconded oy members
IVA motion to lay ont table shall be put without
debate -,,..
without debate .,
VI~When the previous question shall have been call
ed for the Chair shall putt thus" Shall the main question
be now putw II decided in tie Affirmative, the question
shall be put without debate.
NiI-The Yeas and Nays shall be aken on any question:
al N Q call Of seven members. go
villa motion to adjourn made while another question:
is pending shall be put without debate
iX-No member shall speak more than twice on Tue
same question: nor more hsn once un'i every member
shall have spoken who desires TO do so.
XThe presiding officer shall cause 70 De 9oservea "a
this Congress all those usages common to deh0eranye
and legislative bodies tina, are no'nconss'en' win Us own
Many of these rules may any time be altered or
suspended by vote Of this Congress
ROLL OF OFFICERS AND STANDING COMMIT
TEES OF TIE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-.
President K. A. BAILEY, lPdnterl VieePre'i66ents'
Recording aud Financial Secretary, HenryJ Crate Secre
iary Protein, Robt j. Pond Corresponding Secretary d.
Keysey Treasurer. David Marsh. vigilance Commlttee'
Donnelly Wv Berr and J. A. Heath In connection with
he Elective Officers above named. .
Ouvrer Circle Brotherhood oil me mon NO 0-NoihHef'
Nszsrene Circle brotherhood of The Union No. S-smh,
NewYopS Protective Union. corner OF seyenh.Avenue
ard Nineteenih-st-Davis. Hunter. Plots, g. nm.
TN md Sheet Iron Workers-Wills Gunand Hewit;3.
Journeymen Hat Finishers-Loune, Crawford, Tiha-
Plumbers Benevolent Association, tof Ksensl-J. H.
ssyesietnh Ward Land Reform Assoca'ion-w. V.
Barr smith Day g.
Thirteenth Ward Land Reform Association Alexander
siivtrsmfhs-Lowe. Addington, Ridley.
EIGHTH Ward Industrial ReiomeTs-A. g. RUDOLPH !.
Pioneer Temple No. l. House Carpenler'-Smlh, DeFef
Cssle. s
Rotonuers q Green Point-Lewis asiuener' 1.
Mechnucs' Mutual Protection. 40 fl-John A. hands
chuch Price, McGlvun. 5. 49, ~
Central National Reform Assoeiauon-Wm Rowe, Geo
Eleventh waii National Reform Associsdon-J.B Bren-
Te1h Ward Naioual Reform Association avid Fear.
Stove Makess Associsuon--Kcyser Morgaa lngalls,5
N Y Prlnters l'uion-Bowrn, Crate ROGERS. g.
Rciormers Of Hohokeu-Nm n Perry, !.
Mcclaucs Mutual Protection, -Paacoss stevens
Mitchell 49,.
Fighiccuth Ward National Reiormers Henry Wales, J.,
Overs Assocniion-T Redders0n
Worklpemoi's State Central Comniilcc-John MeCh
mL,, l. IL. ,......,,,.. ,s,.,..
Guinard, HAmplmau, Nilieibcrg.j
sixth Ward Industrial Roformurs Simon Clannoa. ].
First Ward Industrial Rei,rmcra Charles Cannon
German Central Commission OF United rfades-NeiF
Ing, KAUFMAN
Church OF lirnauiW-h bailey
CordwAinora Afgn'a nranrhi Mccarthy, Sheridan
House Painlurs benevolent and Protective AssSe'AHo'
Gregory Malone, bradley, = a,
Regefs' benevolent and Protective Association
root ana shocmakers' Working uulon-s ha'""'
ten. - .8t,., a,.,.l,,
Inutnoynrn tordwa ncfs Association lis''' Hiai''"l
aMrtnhr rpasrow Dunn . .f..t.
Me,haries' Mutual rrnguction. Ne Ia afae, .
Magbe raisi.ass Protective and Benevolent AtsocA
uua,-s omettis. EHio Nanaei' y