New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07


| adopted instructIDg the Secretary II publish the
name Df one Del, gate from each Society represent
ed. who're duty 1t shall be TO secure ful repre-
sentaion OF their various Institutions IN the Indus
uul Congress, and aiso To secure the election Oh
new Delee atss from all Societies not az presehtrep
resented and to embrace every occasion 10 pronole
the reputation of the Industrial Congress DOM IN
public and IN private according to the provisions oil
the Constitution.
Mr. Croly. Chairman ~ the gnrnui:ee to get up a
public meeting 10 second Gov. Hunts recommehoa-
tioD for al Agricultural and Mechanical Couege'
was granted furthertime
Mr.. Amerman, from Committee TO solicit the co.
operation Of the lao0rers and other trades with me
Industrial Congress for union of effort ia behalf OF
The eIeItloIs OF the Congress 20 abolish aud pnrly
the contracting system, &c, reported that meeting
would be held on Friday evening at Montgomery
Hall, 70 Pnnce-st. Willls Barr, Michael ~ an
ard Michael Reynolds were added 10 the Committee
by Mr. Willis.
On taking up the order of the evening, the
WGman's Rights Resolve of Hem A. Guiid.) WIN
j. Young obtained The floor, and offered Inc IoioH
ing substitute:
Resolr,d Thst as the Amsrican Governments (Na'isnsi
and state are Democisic 10 principle tneJ should pc
ldUa subject IN law IN the p.bc, Of suitable age s
OF sound mind, and Prhbfed BY criminal or natural
and securedtO hem with NJ reference 10 sex 80.
2esores further That Woman beng now oTogsh, IN tbe
competition with isLdord:sm. capital and machnefY III lls
labor mari e. and subject 70 comm-Icat oPpsss'h
deogaio prices for her sbDr and that thsrelor ss Is
enied TO the elective aanchise IN order TO influence leg
;tlalion IN behalf Of labor and us nights r,s,;
r. q
tnte, moved to insert The words or color" after
without referep ce to sex" Ruled out.
Ii was then moved 10 refer the whole mater 10
Special Committee. Lost.
after a few remarks from President Bailey and Mr.
John White
MIR. Kingsley moved 10 lay the "hole suOJe0' oh
the table. Lost.
MI Bailey then took the floor, and made some
further Illustrations OF his Vle9s conceclns every.
thing That had been claimed for woman; he ~onld
n ali in IN
,yade-pIntng. He, however, wouic IKE 70 lhtro-
duce a resolution 20 the effect that she should re-
ceive ali the ayas OF her toll and IN SONS ofauones
would make woman her own employer, OF some-
thing to this effect, The resolve not De5 reduceo 10
wTlung.
MIR. John White denied the propositions laid down
by the negative, and went on to demonstrate Indt
woman was capable OF working at various Draacnes
where men are now employed.
Mr.. Baker defended woman Nom TIE aspersIohs
that had been cast upon her.
d. g. CToly also took the affirmative, and showed
that woman was fitted for many branches OF industry
now exclusively occupied oy men sucn as cOmpos'
ing type and working at je"elry business, branches
where strong and lusiy men were made as efemi-
nate as women and incapable oil hard labor. woman
was the able defender of liberty, and a graceful
writer, and iDs,anced Mrs Putnam AZ oRe OF the
ablest champions Of Kossuth and the Hungarian
cause in TINS county.
Vice President willis wondered why more was
no. said in favor o. Womaas Rights, IL woman re-
ally demanded to be placed upon an equality with
man.
The question on Mr Guilds resolution being de-
manced by Mr.. Kingsley, 1t was declared lost on
ciuo vote by Vice President Smith. division
was called for, which resUlted-G in the affirmative
anc In the negative the question being sprung so
sucGoDly that very few of the members voted while
many has let early in the evening.
Mr.. Kingsley offered the following resolution,
which was supported by Messrs Bailey, Barr, Shar-
rot, Price anu Wilson, and opposed by Messrs.
Smith. Reynolds, Young and Batchelder
Resoiped That we recognize IN The keePer CT the Cly
Court Rooms j. W Ricketts, who, from Ill health,
need OF suoh enployms and therefore hope he WIZ
net be aved from the station he faithfully fills
A certified copy was furnished to Mr. Ricketts,,
and quite humber of signatures placed on memo
nal il his behalf. Ii seems that the nav Common
Council have been meditating on the removal Of
Mr.. X.
Neil Macarthur was received as a delegate from
the Saddle and Harnessmakers' Association
John White was DESTROYS Of laying on the table the
following resolution, for subsequent action, but it
was strongly opposed:
Resolved ri the opinion of this Congress that
ofwen BY that fsc'. incapable of truly asserting
defending their own rights.
Previous to adjournment, Wi liam ]. Young, who
voted against the resolution Of Mr. Guild, asserting
the social and political equality of women, moved
for rec alteration of that vote which was Sec
onded, and the Congress then adjourned.
The Committee TO secure the election OF Dele
gates. & was not announced.