New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
National Industrial Congress. VIM SESSION.
NFp0Tfeu ltF Ine IHbuur,
WASHINGTON. Thursday, June 3, lsJ2.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, June g. 1852.
This body met, pursuant to the appoint
ment Of last years the With Congress- at this city,
on Wednesday, the I'd inst, al HE O'Clock.
The first days proceedings were Informal, and re-
suited in merely preparatory measures for permanen
organization
Hop Charles Durkee, Representative from Wiscon-
sin and likewise a Delegate to the Industrial Congress
from that State was chosen President pro te, and Mr.
George F. Gordon, from Philadelphia Secretary
Letters received from Pniadelphis stating
that no attempt would be made 70 raise the question OF
the admission Of c0sytd Delegates, as none would ap-
pear 10 csm seat from tia. quarter at least and hap
uily This question settled at the outset, and our
Sensitive friends New ork and elsewhere may con
graduate themselves that their apprehensyeness aud
not little HRRk6ihRess were not put to the torture
end they will regret, prhops that their weakness ana
absence has weakened the cause they have espoased
and the working capacity OF the Congress
Informal ScssioR-AyftTROoR June 2.-Charles Dur
kee in the Chair.
Information was here given that separate attempt
had been made at an organization OF an Industrial Con
eress by Cen Sidney Jones OF Philadelphia and lew
ef his fIends growing out Of this g-ntemans misap
prehension Of his rights in laying claim TO presumption
ishg to be called the Chair az the Inauguration OF the
Convention, because he bad been the fret VicePresi
dent Of he last Eaiiopsl Industrial Congress
Mr.. Gordon, the Secretary OF the morning, having
dawn Ca With the disstiecied, Dr. VIM j. Young oil
your City was appointed IN bis ste ad and the COnVen-
ard also Committee upon permanent organization,
CON istins OF i've.
C,ed,ntiol COmaifiee-A II Rosenheim Pennsylvania
Augustine Duganne, Of NewYoIki ~ ". Brown Of Mas
sachu sets; samuel Champion, Of Washington, d. c. VIM
J. Mullen. OF Philaoelphla 49,
Committee Of OJgdRizatoH-Thoms llmsu, A w
Brown, John Sh,dden, Thomas W. BrsiGwood, Charles
Dulkee, :. Champion.
Tne ComIni,tee on Credentials reported present
Delegates from Wconsn from the Jeiety OF the Iron
Msu NeyYork; from the Sunday Institute OF Pennsyl-
vsnia Industrial MON, Philadelphia Germans Work.
-
ingnan Union, DO Nsuonsl Reform Organization
Lowell Mas from the Industrial Congress, New York;
fr, m the Brotherhood OF the Union No Washington
d. C. from the Fourth AssOcistoa OF Washington,
o. c.
Orher Delegates are also In from New Jersey, WiscCn
SIN RhoCe lsald c., whose credentials have not been
tuomi,ed
Ccnuiuees were now appointed 10 arrange for mass
meetings, TO arrange for publication OF proceedings ana
various propositions received, which were laid UPON the
table until the Business COMMITTEE should De appointed.
Our friends have nisnppTehended the matter OF ex-
pepse Of travel to th' city, and board here ana ths
in addition 10 the geneIAlpoyeTy oil kelOfneTs ana Oh
Woikiueuep ana the late incoming OF the business
sts1Cn o the year. will preTent that ta repre-
"a the Cor gree. n at Is desirable We hope however
coo time Of t. end rejoice TO md better feeling ~
Washpstcn among the masses and pohtic ms than we
had expec,td. Additional members were this morning
admitted from Rhode leland, Printers Union OF Pnila.
dclphia CARPET Viewers Uf do and from Industrial
Corrrets Of New-York TIE session OF the Congress
il cid a. Temperance Hall ,p..
Thefo.owing gentlemen were appointed BUSINESS
Germ it;ee: John Redeem, rem Augusiiuc Ousa."ei
n Y Wm j. Young, v. Y; Hon Charles D1rzee,
Wisconsin: T. w cspTop, Rhode Island Ihomts
Chsmpis H. Washington, d. G. Charles Goeph' Penn
VIM Youpg prese nred the following preamble and
resolutions which were acoped and referred TO the
Business Com nittfe:
Ub,,s By the Constitution Of the United states II Is
declared That Ks people Of the nited States IN ORDER
20 torn more perfect Unon establish justice insure DO
re,c trspeuiiy provide for the common defence pre-
e the es and the blessing, OF liberty
70 ourselves po-,ey Old ordsn and establish the
Co.sufion tie Union sur bteoas tire sara Con su-
on Of the United ss,ss does prevlce het ~ Congress
Ct the tuiro shall hsv- Potr dispose nd make
ell iulcs and reFulac, respecting the Territory
ard other property q TIE rec States therefore be u
Rssortc That al such neecat r1es AID resu.-icas
De the public lanes. teT5fy and he, prop
erty Of the Lusd sass be made aud ssch
c;he United States disposed e- II with lse
h.ker Etens and s,uit Ct the tsic C0aiiioa Of the
mixed States astct orh 10 rs preamble, and that al do
p&itUIe teTeCm BY ondoWirs certain saes Slec "a the
after monopoly ct thea by rarcad corporations aud capital
80 sGe The production CT 4Ee lz,cec est4s VIC s.iOa
" TIE spiTt ar in;cfs # the Ccnsuor AID oftae
Ga Ct the individual members u society such eadow
s.Lts by p, fT,Bse.
Esr,s, That CobgTess. uzee- tia Consultation. has
n eqsiis Gsposs~ q tie pglc lands per-
NIT directly csentus,e remotely in monopoly Of
ne g eitftT BY individuals eoorsn. Nor does the
CInsfrtur sny such disposal Of the public lands
hs,egf6s. Tbs; large landed tsa'e however created,
"s'l'; vIatI es'Torrs ihrcsss Hereditary ioFasaP, by