New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

Sroxy. SfyPsoy and HAVEN OF y. \. J. BREW
s-yR. DWIGHT. KExSrur, DWIGHT and Core
,.>D Of Conn. FISHER Of Va. Wits of IN.
and AIDS OF Va.
Adjourned 20 / o'clock tomorrow morning.
SATURDAY, Oct. is.
NJ. Blum. from the Committee on the 0rgani-
zatiOn Of The Home League. reported ths plan OF
Il Constitution. which after some discussion and
modification. was adopted Is follows;
JlersGs. The Agricultural, Commercial. Ma
7t!a turing and Financial Interests q: the People
of the United States may be promoted b. the &C
.,,ulula.ion and diffusion OF facts in relation 70
,h,n. bv means OF an Association extending
through and embrscn. Al. classes AID d.part-
-,,p,s of society,": therefore, the snders gncd do
adopt a. fot.ow>:-
80 TIE CONSTITUTION.
i-,i-I, fs, This Association shall be tsnomi-
,...5 =. IT,. Horvs League for the Protection Of
American Labor. and The Promotion ct RecipEo-
cal Commerce.
Ar. >. Aav persons subscribing 70 this Consti-
.u,ion and paying n;o its Treasury Tie sum OF one
dollar annually. or a; any one zine the sam OF lNe
dollars. shall 81 member OF this League, and en-
titled = all il benefits and privileges
Az; g. The officers o; the Lessuc shall % a
Prestsea, and four Vice Presidents q Corresponds
iue and Recording Secretary, Treasurer ana a
Central Committee Of Twelve. 10 b. chosen anuu
aly hv the members q directed IN TIE bylaws
and tn, Presidents OF the State branches shall be
ex.eihcio Vice Presidents Of the Home League.
Art / In each State the League shall form a
Central Association 20 promote thu objects OF the
Lrnrtic. with auxiliary branches in the principal
Towns and Counties, and at each annual n eiins
Delegates are TO be appointed to attend al the al
nual meeting of the Home League.
AT ) The stated annual meeting OF the Assoc
cia,ion shall BE- in the Ciiy Of Ncw-lork darins
the FAN OF the American Institute when lis OH
cor. and Central Committee shall be chosen by u
minority OF votes present.
Art, s. Bylaws for the government Of the
League -hnlI Toe enacted by the respective Asso-
Citations for their own government.
On motion, the following gcu,lcmcn were ap-
pointed Committee to prepare an Address to the
People OF the United States. VIZ. Me-srs. Blunt,
Haven and Traycrs 81 y. Y. and W. b. Kinney Of
NJ.
Ca motion Of Mr.. Haven. the President Of the
Convention was added.
Nes.rs. White OF Tenn. Simpson Of n. y ana
Hubbard OF Conn. scvcra,Iy offered resolutions.
which were debated. approved and referred to the
Committee on an Address.
y COMMITTEES of Finance was appointed.
4 resolution was passed requesting the public
journals If this City aud the whole Country to
publish the proceeding. OF this Convention.
On motion. adjourned withou, day.
CRY PRlso> WEEKLY REruRNs.-During the
week ending on Saturday morning there were ~
ceiycd into the City Prison o. white men. b white
women. 20 coorcd men. and Il colored women
total. ~ Discharged same time. 81 white men,
81 white women, Is eolorcd men, and = colored
wonen-total, lJ2. One escaped. Remaining in
prison, IS white men, 81 white women, 10 coored
men and colo,ed women total l3l.
q ALIEN. Mcleod came lown the Railroad
to Schenectady on Thursday, proceeded thence to
Ball,ton, aud thence, doubtless, by way of White
hall and Lake Chaplain to Canada.
P. S. The above is based upon positive state.
acnt in the Albany Argus. But the Boston Tran
script OF Saturday evening has Mcleod among
the passengers for England by the Acadia, and
says.
- rhe steamship Acadia left this port at o'clock
this afternoon, for Halifax uAd Liverpool, with
passengers for Liverpool and Il tor Halifax. She
carries out 10000 letters and bags of nowspa-
PETS Among tine passengers is that distinguished
individual, Alexander Mcleod"