New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09


- -, B,,lev Of ne seventh "ard, Pfesidei
..d on acorn, 4 the absence Of me Secretary Mr.
y,elo, Eaprot. Of the Social Reform Society, was
called upon 70 al MS place aAc 50 aeieu c1ii"s ''e
remainder Of ,hs sitting.
Mr. Daniel Wills, Chairman Of tie Co'nn4Isee Oh
I.,ture.. reported that several eminent speaker
,,s beeu sugce,,ed. and TIA, he hoped soon TO re-
rcrt let Of the orators ~ho have been ssiec'ea "
.ddres. The Congress o. questions Of great Plohs
interest.
YJ, Henry A. Guild, dI,,n he Printers unioa)
,he former secfe'zr q The Congress, reported 'aa'
n Accordance With go,s, be had h'alu''.o- -
touoviag memorial 20 tho Um.ed sifes -
xh,eh .ss presented b Hon lsaae r. "
Friday, the "a lns' .,<sor q. Tinted
efasfs IN COzqtoSg a-ffHDtt "a. C.v IF No-y YORK
Ts. indusi,ai Casess Of me ~ N. con- "a
Va" a ss ~. B,slpafte. Preesa, o, NE .each Re-
pubic rt,psis d ( Rlvos, yo1f Al ,sier 10 France
70 iss ssnsraos tne pant u o. Government ~ all
SiSsi,s sud commercial Teia Jus with tnat power
"a respOp.i1y that Void naturally st,scb % the
sing Of the p,sLgn htroia recommended. IL veil
xsn was the Frs 20 acknowletge the Republic Of r4.e
- y,reyXitca vas manifested the ground that fle
i a. ltt unforlunate NJ ION had wearic9 q
~ form Of s0ye-nrent under which the; 80 iss az
uysd ard had risen IN taeir m1ieEy ald established
"S. Ns5e.on Boeapqrts be wh,m The French people
I'D honorsd vnh thtr contdence and elevated tHe
pssSescs n ne Neoub &C. has proved ghe9us % me
I, ut Tspaed ~ MIN he has Fratel hnl ri1l'el 49,
Dot the Cosstit ION he had Ooenny sworn 20 snploi
and has in various Najs proved feciean' % MS ~ - |
vince FocreaUt 20 hUmaliry. ..-
teen !, lci SSy pTopsI ai (ss' a s "a, "a. o oar
GcveraaeAi s.oae en.er - s:1n.s1 | '' ''
ia behalf q ,he l-di'tnll S-,,.. c..r,.,,
Nr. Guild then made the folio wing Report OF she
action OF the United siaies senate o. Inis nsmoi-
'"Mp ru.rn..y. Afa meeting Of this b0'y, held
tso mssks ago toms ht gae Congress WAS pleased to
charge me WITH Inc duty o. adore ,ins uc 20 >fial
20 the COnsTess ~ the tn.' II les, pfdJ 1s o .hr
immediate re- al OF Hon. VIM. g.. Riyes, our Mn
isterto France, AID the Suspension oi al diplomatic
AVID commercial relations ~ith that % yer.
This course OF actiOE was suggested, tn1 was
esteemed proper and Necessary, from The iic, that
when the people Of France. Ia ISIS, determined
upUn and Effected change AZ theIT form 81 govern
saeDt France being declared Republic, tie GOV
eminent Of the United states, through is Nepie-
sentative in Pans was the FIRST 10 recognize me
Republic Of France. This recognition Vas thus
early manifested, not alone because the people OF
France had ordained d new order OF government,
bui because the people Of the United states, well
moving the peculiar advantages and measurable
blessings OF Republican over all other forms OF
government, IeJoiced that RepubhcaIism had appa-
renty estabphed a permanent Oot1Old IN prOml-
nent stronghold Of European doSpOhSm.
The Right Of Suffrage being one OF he principal
nlumphs achieved by the | Tenca Revolution, The
people OF france, Win BTta. hAdnihltt, UALcd ia
elsvating 10 the Presidency Of the Republic Louis
Napoleon BOuapaTte. Upon assuming Ems position,
he sOleuy sWOfe 60 ABIDE BY and support the COnSi.
tu;ioE OF the Republic Of France
Has Louis pOieOn, 20 auy considerable extent
redeemed the pledges made apparently no good fatn
BY him Has he made good the conditions Of MS
solemn oath
Let the fell swoop Of the monster usurpcr, i'm dis
solving the National Assembly, arr6slng and lm-
prisonlng It's members, deiariug state OF siesc.el
ths innocent blood Of hundreds Of patriotic and
II ia IN OF
In view Of these things, the industrial Congress ,
at it's session two weeks ago 10 night, was OF the
opinion and H0tu contend that We Rad perfect
and lnceioaSlble right 10 demand from our Govern
@snt ITS disaplroVal OF the unconstitutional and "
rsnnica ACT OF Louis Napoleon the Congress then
thought now knolC- that the most eGectua and
and speedy manner Of manifesiing this disapprOba-
non, would be in the recall OF our Minister II France,
and the entire suspension OF diplomatic and COM
mtTclal relations with her.
memorial 10 this end was therefore duly for
wArded by ne 10 the Senate of the United S.atcs --
was presented 10 that body on Friday OF last week
by Senator Walker, % Wisconsin, who moved its
reference to the COMMITTEE ON Foreign Relations.
trMCdlatey npnn Ms present .tl0n.7 senator Man
gum, OF NOtA carolina, moved that u he on the
.sole. The motion was subsequently withdrawn Al
the request 81 senator Mason, OF Virginia, NhO pro
oeeded 20 remark that the memorial came from
body N New NOTk OF which he knew nothing save
what he had seen III the newspapers. II, however,
was but type OF Others on other Sunjefts coming
nom the same section of the country and he naC
determined to oppose rs reference to any commit
tee.
Amer this "unkind cu'," u is consoiirg TO know
thai the Industrial Congress found friends even IN
the United States Senate.
Nj Dawson, OF GeCraia. This question is now
fairly presented 10 the Senate am ID l pe deslr-
able on the part OF any member Do tas o3ly % make
this issue before The American people, no time can
be better than the present II We ure - change the
foreign policy OF THIS country az this time, Deb Us do
nnow but, ON the other hand. e Ne are deter
mined not to DO 50, let us announce - a. once.
What committee, then, can more appropriately
"A
on Foreign Relations Now / am deSlr0ns that
ANS should be done II /! - desired TIA, tins ques-
non should be discussed ei 60 before The AMeri-
can people, and let II be thus determined whether
we shah take pant m tAe strife and wars of other
countries or ABIDE by the course which, IN tns re
spect We have pursued since The first foundation OF
the Government tIusi that his reference may De
made, ard thai thai Committee viii report upon the
subject. ! hope ihe Senate viii no! lay The memo
Tlal upon The table.
MI WAlker.-lshOuld regret exceedingly n the IN
Production OF this memorial should, ~ this time, give
rise IL any discussion. certainly lnlTOcucCdu with
no such expectation, No such CeSIc, no such design.
perhaps know more OF The association AheaCe tAls
nsmoslal comes than most OF the Senators who have
spoken IN reference 10 Il lOehevc Il IS constituted
al n class Of men to whom respect should be shown
that is, II respect is 10 be shown in the Republic OF
thc United states IL what constitutes the labOrinS
and mechanical portion Of the country This asSo-
citation, termed the NCN-lOrk CITY Industrial Con
gTeSs, IS chiefly composed OF thar class Of mennot
all Of whom II rs true are under the necessity
al laborng Tor livelihood some Of them, am
aware, by their laoerS, have acquired a fortune. /
believe them 10 be as good republicans as any who
stand on tins door, and should regret exceedingly
that any dlsrespect should be shown 10 their memo
tia have moved IT'S reference 10 The Committee on
toreign Relations, and have done So with some
what OF The motive Which has been expressed by the
Senator from Georgia. Mr.. IA Nson) The subject
al or conduct toward certain foreign Governments
10 one which Is now asis8'lng the country u con-
siderable extent. We shall undoubtedly have thIs
subject fully before Congress. We c0nnot keep i.
out, IL one Of those matters that vii come beio-e
MS, Nhu II Is NOV mere QtvstuH II tiuir
We shan meet II L hinA, as the Senator from Gelr-
gia has expire ssed himself, that the present Is lust rs
good time 10 meet II as We shall ever see ana what
So1mnIee IS better QGahned % report ana throw
high: upon The subject than the Committee On ge-
reign Relations AN grateful 10 that senator for
his concurrence nsy motion 10 refer iais natter 70
thai committee. hope II VIII SO there, and that We
NAV have report which the country viii study with
that interes, " hch such reNOr. would De entitled
g receive This, think, IS the better WAY - treat
this matter. and mol rs The Senafnr from Nlrsnla