New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
The Workingmen's Convention.

ALBANY wednesday, UcI Z.
The Convention was temporarily organized By
the choice of WATSON G. HAYNES OF N. Y. as Presi
dent, and GEORGE HACKETT of Tioge aH Secretary.
The Committee oonsating Of Measrs Haokett,
Murphy, Wittenberg, Reborn and Heath, ap'
pointed to nominate permanent officers OF the Con
venon, reported AARON HALL of Troy for
President; WIN. RICHARDS, r. A. -, w. &.
HAYNES. - YOUNG OF Buffalo, JNo. 6. NOR
Ply Of LockpMtville, ce.PresidenS; I. @.
WrrEEBERG of Poughkeepsie, and WM. l.
FINN of Auburn, Secretaries.
The proceedings of the Workingmen's Conven-
ton, held in October of Last year, were read,
The Committee to report Resolutions consists
ofGeorse Evans OF New York, and Jaa, CssSan OF
Weat Troy.
The proprety OF nominating State officers, to be
supported at the ensuing election, was then taken
up and resolution was offered by MIR. Woodruff
in favor Of q separate nomination, Upon which
debate enaued-n the course Of which Mr.. Wit
tenbsrg introduced a letter from Horace Greeley
I,s eading was objected to, but the substance o.
it was stated by Mr. w to be to the effect that if
the Workingmen were we'll organized they had
better nominate an independent ticket; if not il
would not be policy for them to do So and it would
be well to select from the tickets of the two parties
Tor Governor.
Nr. Greeley recommended Mr.. Hunt. Mr. Cree
ley s reporter denied that there was any such re-
commendation in the letter. Further reference to
the letter vas objected to, and the Convention ad-
journed for dinner.
There are about 40 delegates present.
,rrrpNonH SESSION
The Convention net pursuant to adjournment
IRE resolution as TO the nomination Of aePafa'e
State Ticket was laid aside for the presens to re-
ceiye he following Report from the Committee on
Hesolusionsi
R.soise5 Phsi! Emancipation OF Labor mainly depend'
Oh The abu of Lsne Monopoly, and Ihein most eaSc
OF pithiDg haI tesults 10 "i;nhoid az
futef support Of Poica parties till shey a1op' Laad Ko
form ntures II their respective To- ms
he,ored Thai his Convention approves OF Inc piA1 Oh
atiion iecommt ID by The lLduiilisi oongTesG
Resoired Thlt approve OF the recommend aicns OF
the Industrial Cong eitablsh Industrial LeSlsl4
tuIe every sae that hereby sanction toe Cell OF 90
1duti LIE gB Blue for bis Sae TO meet al AloanJ tae
ftRl Tuesday in Oco1er Of esch year. 10 be constituted on
the sane basis Industrial Congress; that Ven'Fai
Ia ot ses OF for tte ssembEg of The sid LegsisiuFs
Resored Thai The recent bloooshea ana civil wa ~ oa-
5ih aring from Land Monopoly 10 additional evidence
htt effect 10 thai tfordedoY Inc ApuhelI
in his sale OF necessity of an immediate adllGseh!
OF he Land Question In with The lsIuTa isn
OF Eli The so'he only source o. independents SuoS~
tence. - Ill -,
RtsoigG That the President requested TO use al ms
Constitution snshory TO cause a1iPepsion Oh ~ ec'Ga
under The Bounty Land bill eroneonsly epgrcs'ed II .ue
se.sop of Congress- that he be respectfully So
lcited 10 recommend The r edom OF The public lands Ia
n Cd oosptites ne exclusive use CT actual aeleS 70
tbs pe3l session OF Congress. .,.. .o-
esoped Thai we proceed 10 form State iicks 10 sceo
dsl CO uih he plau Recommended by The lRdu'uAl "'A
Rsored Thai valt 81 unjust feguarIty exists N Tue
COMMENTATORS OF between pega and eftss N
tie one hand and mechanical and ordinary isoo on ta
other, and hat recommend 10 cur hfehreE me a5I
ton Of question: calculated 10 ehbsoce me vsue ., al
mechanical ordinary labor and to aoneining nearer az
equsy of cope nssuoa for TINE spent In ryice 70 7
fellows
The frat resolution was agreed to, the second
proposing an organization by the plan recom eno,
ed in the industrial Convention il tbs aeecson o. !,
cal ddates for oftice drew out long debate ana
WA finally adjourned until to.mofroE morning