New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
THE NEW BRITISH SOCIAL MOVEMENT.
OFFICIAL CIRCULAR FROM THE PROMOTERS o
THE PROJECT.
Eror. tn, Ioadoa Ta,a Oct

From The London Tf.es, ocL -
The following report was printed and circu-
lated the persons prVy to the proposal OF an a-
S certain ss e5d Of
working classes on the other side Private and Cont nd
council OF skilled worknen was held on Thursday, Aug
TO- at No. 10 Bocourt TO receive the report Of the
the Negotiations with with which he had been Charged
at the meetings Of the Council held the nth Of Jan
st. The Chairman now reported that his negotiations
had been successful that AL the objects proposed had
come, had turned out quite formidable as he had
pecte and their enemies had proved quite as numerous
and powerful he had ANTICIPATED when be told the
three months and %sSrsemprObaOly six months
ceiVed esH Ii. authority rom the Council, to
the 4h August when he received the pleasing tdings
The first portion Of these six months had been occupied
in negotiations which resulted In entire failure. The
time in the endeavOr to form Council ot Legislators
sufficiently united and powerful TO carry through both
sd%p.n Of the Ci
were obliged to abandon the task after three rec
CSs%an 6HItas OF found himself bes
work all over sfain This first attempt had been TO to
unite ad ss,ona sn wa what Is
necessarily directed to what h called the Conservave
party. After three months OF negotiaton this party
sentative Council OF Peers and Legslators They thought
Il wise to ask the adhesion OF some Of the ADLER men
glad to say had accepted the duty; but
the bulk Of the Council was Conservative.
On the eth Of August your chairman
waited on the chairman Of this newy-constttuted
council and received from him official statement to
the following effect That the Councu Of LesatiOn for
the webeing and well doing Of English skilled work
accept the proposition made 10 them by MI Scott
Russell President OF the Council OF Representative
wOrkngmen, constituted In January ast They accept
the responsibility OF advising with that Council regard.
ing the legislative necessary TO promote their
physical, moral and intellectual welfare. They accept
the responsibility Of preparing Legislative neasarea for
carrying the objects OF the wornRmen Into ereot and
bringing and passing those measures through both
Houses OF Pariamsnt They do not conceal from them
selves the great opposition which those measures VIII
encounter In passing through Parliament but they con-
slider their duty mako earnest efforts for the better
understanding and closer union Of the separate eaases
of society," and retaining 70 themselves perfect freedom
Judgment and decsion the wisdom Of the measures
them effect they cordially unite with the vorngmen
for the promotion OF the common good. Thls
Council Of Legislation continued the cfirmanl COM
prehends earls lords, baroles and one vommoner is
number 10 at present. limited TO To- but may, e1ped
ent be extended TO Is, which 10 the number composing
the Council Of Workngmen. ..
Tho following arc the seven objects Agreed upon
a. To the families Of our workpen from tne Us
NAL lanes crowded alleys, and unwholesome dwellings
of our towns and plant them out In the clear where IN
the middle OF garieu, In detached nomestead, IA
whsesome air and sunshine, they may 1--we ana row Up
strong healthy and pure, under the innnenoes Mei
ordered home q To enable thia 10 be enecuay carrsu
out there must created perfect LOT Ine
self government Of counties towns, ana Vuigos WIN
powers for fhe acquisition and disposal OF and TOT
the common good. !. The next condluon oi 'ne wei