New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

property in land The subject has been tho cause Of con-
d6erS6e Inyoa rScr,-,, sad there ie strong lean
ins exhibited toward the doctrine of mutuairy - Warmly
advocated by tho Belgian French and English dele.
ssiSs IN the IIaerustione YGG1pglnen's Congress
(ther issues aud their dscussl6n and he left
" closing letter TIE financial debate continues to-day,
and IL maintained with more power than was exhibited
yesterday.
DEBATE ON THE CO0LT QUEsuoN-PoLITIcAL
PARTY To BE FORMED.
CINCINNATI, Aug 20.-The Labor Congress
today mp the report Of the Committee on Coolie
labor which opposes the importation and present system
Of immigration Of Cooles into the Unitc States loud
discussion followed during which President Hcvellick
saiG that in an the islands Of tho Pacific ocean WI re
becoming citizen The marriage tie not observed
aud the most shocRing immortality prevailed among
them. hr Whitney OF Chicago said 'n the ballot did
net stop this cyn the bullet must" Mr. Mclean de-
cblrge of immortality AGAINST fhe Cbinese Mr. peters
spoke TN favor OF the report He said II h necessary
10 seem to so against the spirit OF our institutions
in tins matter ne was wiling TO do SO. Nj. McGuire
with the PRINCIPLES of Government. Mr.. Merrill OF
wear 10 The Chinese steamers between san Francisco
and China. which line brought tho Coolies TO AtUerica
tp and order OF cuisines was iaf on the
table. The Committee on Ways and Means made re-
Tho afternoon session was sparsely attended The re-
port Of the Finance Committee was rsad, slowing the
total rCce fOr The year % he $3.50 and the total in
debodncss s2005 10. The report OF the Committee on
the COnStit tuition was taken up. Much discussion fol-
lowed on hc adoption of the article GXng the basis Of
representation Tue rCp0r was indefinitely postponed,
he iviug the present Constitution In force
The election ot officers resulted in tle choice OF j. T.
Treyeil.c5 ~ Mcb'1n Pres deEt Conrad Kuhn of New
York First Nce-Prosi1cnt; Mir. i. 0. n. willard OF CHI
CaCo. second NiCCPrcgidcnt; JOHN W Browning of New
YU-, Secretary A. VI. Phelps ol CounccCcrt Treasurer
Nh Nelson ot tNis,ouli offered a resoutiou which was
adopted, rcc9mn2Loinc the members OF an the labor
unions 10 withdraw their support from all newspapers
that are not friendly to tae labor NOV ement.
lie committee on RESOLUTIONS reported q series. or
resolutions, OF which the following were adOptcd Urging
ali lndu tieS 10 make common cause against unprnc-
pied capitalists and to unite with them 70 eioct Gcn TO
iavor'rg reduction OF the army t. its lowest
standing; declaring that there evidences Of
military OH crs influencing legislation; asking the CO.
oeIau1u or the NCoTcd citizens; pronounclng against
forcing citizenship upou the Indians, and the manage
mentor ilulu ai,.fo; urging protection TO orr merchant
hhii ping AMI cur snip builders; asking that women
children should be protected against oyerwork; that
houses OF refuge and correction Pc abolished and schools
Of reform De subsued FOR reduction OF the hours Of
lEoOs sud tho5 ablegodied mon should work fer their
aS6 additional resolutions from The Platform Com
Icttee adopted. declaring in favor OF the ESTABLISH
wealthy aud not made burden 20 posteri;y. Tho rcsO
lntioAs Aered ia The morning la regard to prohibiting
CoOu2 lulnlrt1Luu we're adopted
Mr.. Wells offered resolution, which adopted
designating Tie EJriu0WUH'S IdcJc1te Of Chicago, Ar
bcitT Union, and The Nc5rI CTk Nation official organs Of
tho National Labor Union ant National Labor Reform
party ond declaring oiucial organs for the various
Tire evenings session Of thc Labor Congress was cyc
ing Itc PLATFORM as proposed hy the commit ec was
adopted The resolution a. institute q Icw and distinct
I've political party, TO be called the National Labor
t-clOIm Party was then taken MP Dictated at Iehslh
sud sdo"tcd The Congress adjourned 90 midnight
St. L9as selected the next place meeting, 20
occur iie thrd Monday IN August next year.