New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
New York City Industrial Congress.

81 ONp YEAR --6lH SESSION.
SyPRENE CoURr ROOM, New CRY Hail.
TUESDAY,, August ). 1851.
NkSrERN LAND AND VILLAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
trc.-REr0Rr CPoN AFRICAN COLONIZATION, ETC.
DANIEL WILLIS, Vice President, IN the
h nNr The Secretary called the roll. and read the
f'vSeedings OF last meeting, which were approved
ssPwts-Mr. Farou, from The Committee upon the
Su"si0 the Boiler Makers strike, reported, verbal
W. ma strikers and employers had come 10 an
"HNsee arrangement, and the Committee asked
""'e~oe discharged from the subject. Granted
,,s Rfatcas-lhe Secretary read u communi
'~Vanen The Secretary ot,he Workingmen's State
o~sasv inviting the hearty cooperation OF the
, ana through II OF the various Labor and Re
-, ,h ,TfAakaions OF the city, IN sending Delegate
,hs .",~Ahgmens State Convention, 10 be held a,
- 'fO"m Albany. Sept 3. 1881. The commune
v',eIed on ME, and delegation OF five
andys@r, " AesSFS. Clark, Webster, Rowe, Guild,
Ntnuoa a. Albany "fs WV -
The tL'ads IbtassipS chi lilias, Projects
IN conss.ae and Resolutions OF Mr. John A. Smith
,omlnS',-.s.oA OF tins PROJECT, unless improved,
Commssra" o'aer, were debated and referred to a
TownsAc -, 20 report upon = Free Land Village.
I, based en ~ ,oahiy project IN, len of one pure
eIcusys A.o0S and speculative principles, torlhe
of the nm. u OF aiew schcmerS, 10 the de,rimeni
upon n S'leTs that might circle around and
Messr, R a.. debate occurred here. in which
and wAs 11t, snlih Sharrot. Young. Davis Marsh
scheme ~, ~oA par, pro and con- Some saw IN the
IN II An, 10y ooecnonahle features hu, none saw
ReSolulons csnAo'y or amehorative elements The
rcierred IN Nj smith upon this subject were then
The w Ave animated " '>r'''
Colon,raacs ssery pro,ec, and the question OF the
he mcne,s, sica with Southern slaves from
the Vplcs derived from the nnbhc land, of
-" IVA "s'e conssd.red WV P"'''~ ~
csnss ,a as eeSsirrrE ON rRg PROJECT or
TO rvx NeVsE or rRE PUBLIC LANDS
Your Commas. ISkPoSE or COLONIZATION.
been able d nro would report that they have not
yanpAlei e',s.",.are The authorized version of the
Comnipee sss The slbiec;-mai,er on which the
lines Of TIE nsnN p0ialed, 6ot Rcyor,l ecss the out
distinct 10 er,Ss y lar a. known. are sufficiently
the matter ~''e Us 10 form RATIONAL Judgment on
one g. Ss,S sm he p'oec, is no, Altogether new
The pubic 10y features OF Il HAVING been before
Income cenye5 f,s ume. The plan ) 10 fund the
n $lIN,o0 alpusIS sce sale OF public lands (about
OF sa'esy N The S saa Apply II 10 the aoollShmen,
hegrees ara seps, ssshefn States by buying up the
Your Comr',,a 'aem TO Africa
which tAey s.a would state that N no asnec, m
iavotsbly NM ,s the case does II strike Them
from he sale ~ sae pnncpal aud interest," derived
negrces xons pooSlc laDdS, abou, two ,honssnJ
age and place. ~ oa;iy be emsncipatsd from bond
nui when We mr. aparatve state oflndependence
fpca,ion IN tA W 'ae annual increase OF the slave
ow pertc,ly s'.n. hsed States. xe zee a, a glsnre
lie annual lSc. s.e all efforts of this Kind mst he
err States Is son OF That population IN The south
per cent on tx sed TO be abou, 80 1O a wear ~
PVOpie' IL would therefore