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HE INDUSTRIAL CoNeREss.-This important as
semblage commenced its sessions yesterday, with
the Imposing number Of about twenty master-spirits,
all told, composed Of the shreds and patches of the
"World's Convention" with some slight infusion
of Fourierite materials. But it seems to be the
greatest farce in the world to call by such high
sounding name as an "lndustrial Congress of the
United States" In fact, the members seem to be
aware OF the laughable position which they occupy,
and their first impulse to close the doors against
the public, for fear they should see their dmnutve
numbers, and laugh at them accordingly. We give
in another column report Of their dolngs, or, IA
ther, Of what they did not do. The Industrial
Congress" is merely the fag end-the exuvie-the
Worlds Convention.