Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-23

by the Industrial Congress this afternoon
ResoiDed. That we submit to the people OF the
United States the objects sought to be accom-
plshed By the t3d soS GS9nes e. ;Sa
every department of productive industry, making
knowledge astandpOiDt liop, and industrial,
@oTS a4d of sSHd tine true
,. To secure to the fQiE1' kast share of the
wealth they create, -ni0se Measure that
rightly belongs 70 them, dyantages,
of the world in a word, all lsth6se rights and
privileges to make them capable of enjoying, APP
preciating and defending the blessings of repub-
8. no arrive at true condition of the produc,
ing masses in their educational, moral and fuan-
eial condition, we demand from the several
States, and from the National Government, the
establishment of bureaus Of labor statistics.
4. The establishment Of cooperative insutu-
tions, productive and distributive. I.t 500.
b. The Teserving of the public lands, the herit-
age of the people, for the actual settler; not an
other acre for railroad spectators.
8. The abrogatiOn of all laws that do not bear
equally upon capital and labor; the removal Of
unjust technicalities, delays and determinations
in the administration of Justice, and the adoption
of measures providing for the health and safety
of those engaged in mining, manufacturing, Oh
building pursuits. TH
2, The enactment of law 10 compel chartered
corporations to pay their employees at least once
in every month in full for labor performed during
the preceding month, in the lawful money Of the
country.
B. Ihe enactment OF law giving mechanics
and other laborers first lien on their work alsl
preventing stay Of execution in case of judg
ment Hens.,.,f 80 .vta s.,. I....', -
O. The abolishment Of the contract system OF
National, State and municipal work.
10 TO inangurate asystefn Of public markets Il
facilitate. the ieKchange of the prpdnctions o
farmers and mechanics intending to do away with
middlemen and spectators. 10 inaugurate sys
TENS OF cheap transportation To facilitate the ex
change Of commodities. The substitution OF arbi
tratiOn for strikes whenever and wherever EN-
ployers and employes are willing to meet OF
Is. The prohibition of the importation Of al
eervie races aud the discontinuance of all subsi
dies granted TO national vessels bringing them u
our shores.
IA. 10 advance the standard of American me
chanics by the enactment and enforcement o
equitable apprentice laws.
Is. To abolish the system OF contracting thu
labor Of eonyicts in State Prisons and reformato
institutions. ....'
10; To secure for both sexes equal pay for equa
work IL.
~. The reduction of the hours 0f labor TO eigh
per day, 60 that labOrers may have more time 10
social enjoyment, intellectual Improvement, ant
be enabled TO reap the advantages conferred b.
labor saving machinery which their brain
is To secure legislation providing for the as
| sessment and collection Of moneys required d
prosecute wars nom the wealth Of the nation, ol
/ the principle thaE II the Government pOssesse
/ the right TO draft the poor mans body for plI
/ posea Of national defenses, u has ~ equal righ
der the same conditions, end Ia order that sue