New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14

deal too high suopHsDg IN m, hOEeVer 70 A'efs~s
this amount they received out OF their enormous anTaH
product % 4 miserable one hundred and nin-tyh nu'
ious-lcr-s II shame l-SDd al the ret went lnio ths
po'se OF Idle sn''ds. usurers aad the cApst cA>s
generally. Did they 70 Iire proof that th-s7 ma
were robbers They not tn Sorst % tni-ves ~ao
were confined within the walls ~ prisons tie greatest
and cl~vtrtst Of thieves those Sho robbed oytl-
power 81 laws Made ny themselves snd these large roo
berries ~er- th@ cause Of al the smaller ONES n az we're
transacted throughout the country. Nr tntsAt thea
e,eTeo into analysis II the House OF "a, uous prov
ne that from the cssses To which the members ~ that
Hcuse belonged and the classes which they represented
il was impossible that there should exist dies, sym
patty between them and the working millions Ia con.
cllson sad the speSke h people must become acquAin
60 y .th their Socia Rgh's'
Mr.. Ernest Jones. said:
To DAY p-oc,im that the Charter shall bs law
Loud cheers ask YOU now q reengsge ia this great
movement because know that the time has arrived Tor
80 dor snd that the game Is in your hand and because
su anxious that you ud not let the pporuny % BY
Bg.k trade and emigration have given yOu m'msn,ary
pow,r snd upon how YOU that power depends yolr
future position II you Use It only tor TIE oolo's OF the
prsseut You viii break down when TIE r'am t&nces o.
the present Bu' H. NOT only - strengthen
your present position but 10 secure your future one You
will triumph over al your enemies Il brisk trade AMI
emigr4i. sve yCu power that power must cslse when
brisk trade and emigrst' cease. and unless you
yourself IN the interval. you will be more
slaves than ever Hear hsAr But the ve,y
that your strength will Gauss your weak
Def long The migration that makes your LABOR
scarce, will make soon your employment scArcer
The commercial reaction will set and no ask YOU.
bow preparing 10 meet il You are ng1ged in
noble labor movement for short time and high wages
ar You practically carrying through to some extent
but mars you ara not carrying 1t through Ptrhsment
Mark the game Of the empo.er Is this-Anue them with
some couc-ss us but yield 20 them NJ lA9 Don pas
Wages bill m Parliament but concede some ct rs pr)vis
ions In THE factory Hear The wages slave will then
saw "NeVpr uini polite organzau0n for Ten HOIrs
bill or Wages asurewe We got It. Az. ourssv yes with
cut PsrlsWent' Yes but can you keep It without Psrla-
mentl What gave it you' Bf'sk trade What will take
Il from you Dali trade. Your employers know this.
Therefor they shorten your hours OF work raise your
wages or remit their soppages hopes hat you viii fore
the political organ laon for these measures Cheersl
They shorten the hours Of work well knowing that soon
they will their mills snort tme-tney raise your wages,
Wen know ing that soon hey vii give thous lnts OF yOI
wages At all But they tell you aiso-the midland manu-
fac.urers-th,t the laws We're passed this would
ouy force them % seek other OF rJb0ing yOunat
was the plain meaning o their words So nat in the hrst
place you can't ge The acts passed becaue yoa have not
got Peoples Parliament la the second place. If they
vere passed they tel You that they would crcumvsn,
them Loud cries OF loa- POI Me- ask YOU how ara
you preparing 'r fh- future How You using the vast
strength You momeniary possess That you "I be pow
errss Unless yun prepare now-y0u VIII loo" al. you may
have iaIe0 end are here t. day % sloy y'u how %
keep ard get more Some people fancy Cnariist organ
b. q, would interfere With The LNbor movement Good
Heaven it's III very thing 20 make - su'ces'ial
Tie employed cannot without thu employer unless ne
employ himself The employed can never employ
himself uni ss be command he means OF wOrI-iand,
crtot and machinery lie can never command these un
less he hrea down the landed. moneyei ami mercsn'le
uouopoes and these he cannot subvert except ny WELD
sovereign power. Why DO you seek Ten Hours bill
u political ~ not necessary - secure laosr fre9
dcIn Why 60 10 Parliament at all Way not do IN he FAC
tory at once Why, because you kuos you feel you by
'ai very act admit tacity hat political power needed
20 obtain social emanic' ltiOn. Loud cheers Then |
point on 70 the foundation OF pical p0werl point you
10 he suffrage point you to the Charer Eu'hu' stic
applause ........ tmay be said Why do We not
wa till the crisis comes and the mil ions rally OF their
"own accord Because W. want not movement OF ev.
element and danger but one Il calm reason and moral
,trergth We viii not see you led away by excitement
but guided by udgment-and therefore Did You now re
organ,ze-ilat you may rule Storm inst adj o bang
tos, ed by it, Again continent d revolution will accompany
conner, al relcon-and heed o. RAISE STONY b-scon
u Chartsm o. -h US through the chsos OF tempest To
dsy then ~ renausuraie our movement aid @ rs
Official recognition, - through the m dun ct P1rs
because ue em IS the % 81 utlg mouth piece 10 an
nounce our resurrection 10 the world Us tao very
hat proclaimed death shalt have The unolgh: pleasure
procls i'm r-surTectnn and This POSITION merely
i bapusms register announcing To the world second
birth Loud cheers
AIr Hooson's resolution and the petition 10 Parla-
nent here. well at the subsequent meetings
during the week, enthusiastically accepted by acclaim
ton
At the meeting of Blackstone Edge Ernest Jones had
announced the death Of Benjamin Ru,tOn workingml
who years before had presided az the great Chart
st meeting held an the same spot and he proposed that
his funeral should BE- made great political demonstra
tion, and be- connected with the West Riding meeting
for the adoption OF the Charter the nobest obseIGIes
10 De- .iycu Tat expired veteran Never before in
the annals of British Democracy has snch dfmonstri
ton been witnessed as tltl when attended me revival
g., Chart u In The West Riding aud the funeral Of Ben
auu Ruston. on Sunday last when upward Of 2OOD !
people were assembled ut Halifax number unprece-
deLted even in the most excited tunes To those who
know nothing of English society but - duh, ap0pectc
urace il should Dee recOmm nded to assist % these
WofkDcneus meetings aud 10 look into those depths
where ~ destructive elements are az work.
The Coalition has gained the preliminary battle on
the lncan question, Lord >taneys motion for delay Of
LEGISLATION having been Iejected by majority of Ia
votes Pressure OF matter Obhges me to delay my COM
meuts upoD that division KAnL MARx.
Professor Faraday on Table-MOying.
From The Afhenrum
TIE following of the method pursued aud the
result, obtained by Prof Faadsy in the inv estgeton Of
subject which his taken such strange occupation Of le
public Mind bo.A here end abroad has been comnunics
led 10 cur columns by that high scesic authority The
subject was generally Op,nsd by Mr. Faradty N The
TIM OF TbursGay, il being therein minated that the dc
tsils re 20 be reserved for this days publication
The Communications Of great importance in the present
rnOrbd condition Of public to- uFhghen, As Prot Ftra
cay says tie erect produced by the abe,urners has
without due quy, been referred 70 electricity TO mag