New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-15

New. Y0aK CRY INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS.
Tire second meeting Tor the year was held at tie
New CITY Hsl, Tuesday evening, h. Arthur Bailey
presided. aRd William Young acting as secretary.
hessrs Victor Hannoi, J. GOttlieO, G. Wclfert
SeiGens.ioker and SieDelt were received as Dele
gates from the SOcal Reform Society.
On motion OF Ii. A Gud, George Bstcheller was
admitted al honorary member OF the Industrial
Congress
The Committee on suitable Public Halls for pop
slar sSsemblaeeS, mace The following
REPORT
To c Oaoers and Members 0, the Industrial Congress
Your Csmmtee appointed IN the purpose OF cons derins
mon CssDc with reference 10 the erection of commo-
ous Hall for the holding Ut public NEE ings and also fcf
ahoi' ING facilities N each Il se various wards Tor such
purpose. beg respectfully 10 submit
FIRST That - theI pnon, vlth regard 10 the prscii-
eabt aud o. addition TO the present number
Of place. teT holding neo,lngsln this CITY. teete
ssnpot he Vision OF stntnen Tine absolute ne essy
viii he uRdsPued TOO thai The Cay Of NowYork Is less
provided wits these isces Than amos' any cry in the
Union The should be case, nowhere else
prbic halls SO much bro ugat lnto IeQaisoD hall
should created snd win le delay as p'sole at
central point aud fuInsht - hose who may desire IT'S
fof pspes purposes ee OF expense, etc Tue lndus
tnsi olss-es Tefcrme seaeray, have experienced
much difficulty m his direction They have found II Im-
possible 10 obtain hail without paying roundy Tor us
this The year, especially, when prices of
SScoTG Witt reference 70 tho opening of hall IN each
Of she seveYa Wares Committee are also OF the opn-
io thai this is desi and regulate /, would be unne
cesar however 10 erect soidngs for ths especial pur
pose a. e ara Soho. -I,usss OF sufficient capacity
Ion Natd meetings. aud we good reason why
nsst W,ght rCt properly be hro~A open by he common
COu cd 90 Board OF Ecuca'on -,
Your Committee, therefore. urgently recommend that
tins he addressed 10 the Common touucu
CH4S A GuINAsD, Committee
DANIEL WILLIS,
N,rr- yo,k Jan u. 1882
Messrs Guild Gulnaud, and Willis we're then
suihOuLed to address the ommOn Council
On notion OF Mr. G. CTOly (Flith WaFd) OF the
social Reform Club the following was Adopted:
R,s0i,rd THAT Committee at Ave be appointed with
power to call pueio ing for the purpose cfmdorsng
uck Of the Governors Message a. relates IL the sub
lscI II agricultural ara Mschanicsi Toiieses u
The Char Ges gnattd MesSs. ID. q. CrVly, IL. J..
Guild. Victor HannOt, isaac A. Amernan. ID. L.
Henderson. such COmmlltee Metropolitan hau Vas
spoken ~ rs suitable place for he meeting.
The fello WING pre- mb AMI resolution offered by
Sir Gullo al The AS Inoe ing was then taken Hp, ana
after beng debated b, NcsSTs. hannOs, Croy, Gut
nand, Young, Guild GOtlhsD, and Anetman. was
again laid over.
hheSeGS II bere gete'a'y recognized tTu'h by the
AneTlcaa people that all aei equal and Gu
lowed bv Their Orss0r wish eertan nahentols rights
amsne which he nsh's to Ne liberty and the pursuit
of happiness :" fbertjorc-
Resol,eu. That IA The ogin.oz Of The New York CITY
industrial Congress the "a SnoT clne when me rshiS
mus recognized belonging 20 MAJ ShJuId be conceded
10 w,mah, ard mat 10 her should be extended equal
social sad political ~ hts
MI. AmeymSn oppose ;hs concession of the same
rights 20 wOmen men, Tor toe reason that the
former were Inc apacit4ted fO' the same duues with
the latter ana for other causes Mr. Guild favored
universal suffrage without Distinction of sex or CO or,
and thoueh that woman should Dc granted the same
NIGHTS Win man. Nit HaunOt was Tor the appoint
ment Of n Committee To memsrlalbe the Legislature
IN behalf of WCman'S JuSi flgAs, but subsequently
wihcrev his ameucment as y lmpedsd tue discus
Non OF The main question. William j. Young moved
that all persons nteres "a be invited 20 participate
ID ttt debate at the mex meeting Ihe congress
then adjourned 10 next TUESDAY evening.