The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-30

SESSloN
At eight O'Clock last evening, the City Industrial
Congress held an adjourned meeting in the Supreme
Court room, Henry J Crate 10 the chair The sscre-
tary read the minutes Of the previous meetn which
were unanimously approved.
The principal object Of the meeting was, II appears
to adopt such measures in the coming election as
would ensure possible the election o. members to the
Assembly frienely TO the Industrial Congress for
that purpose certain candidates were either
mended or repudiated, according to the sentiments
expressed towards the great princp ale OF the lien law
10 secure the laboring classics I'll ar just dues
Mr. BIS PRIcE, Chairman of the Quessorial Commit
tee aud reed lstters from nominated candi dates
for the Legislature, as follows From Alfred A.
Thompson. First District; A. Wakeuan, Fifth ward;
Henry j. Raymond, Ninth ward; r. u. DO wing, Thir-
tenth ward and Ira Davis, sixteeSth ward. These
their views in the distribution Of public lands and
other measures advocated by the lsoorng classes On
resolution the letters were ordered t. be furnished to
| the public press for publication.
Some considerable discussion nrose rs to the pro-
priety OF Iseom%snaIg pHssu esH o,,.'ssi Tor
chine which they had 20 business TO NEEDLE with
that benefit 20 be derived from debating to the
separate wards to elect particular candidate How
ever the letters read by Mr Price. The follow
| ing Is n specimen, sont By Mr. Thompson -
| NEw yoRK, Oct - 1850.
GFSrlENEN-Your note of the pa instant. interro-
gstirg me as 10 whether am In favor Of certain
sures specifically referred 10 therein received by
Permit me to assure you, gentlemen that an decid
edly In favor rg to settlers TIE freed Of
the public lands and that shall use nv bestexr,ions,
under any circumstances to have that msasurs become
law OF Congress In reference 90 the several other
measurer particularly favored BY the city Industrial
Congress- frankly tay to you that have not formed
any fixed opinions concerning them can. therefore,
only fay TO you. that should be homer by sec-
ton TO a seat In the Legislature Of state, aud
| should those measureJ before that body for
legislative action, would give them that fair and
candid consideration which would enable me TO deter
| mine my course In reference to them.
regret that election day is 90 at hand not
to afford me sufficient time 70 examine the principles
upoa which your City Indusira Congress IA based
since would give me great pleasure 20 answer your
| questions deoisively and at large.
Sustained In every thing upon whatever Of industry
may pofsess my y mpat hes are mingled with those
of the industrial clasees and white the Interests OF all
must alike be hetdeo' trust 'hsi Msays oe iouna
going rs far as law snd justice will warrant me- TO
the prrrcral and the collective Interests OF
ing men Very respectfully; r,,o,,.sov
To BENJAMIN Price. John II Keyser, WIN. " Barr W IN.
Grsgor, and Patrick Dillon, Esqrs, Committee, Sc.
This was commented upon severely, aud considered
not cafe for their Interests andthey therefore recon-
mended And white thu opposition canditats, ss a maj
worthy Of the supper. NJ the working classes Psrson
| II. Day rccommu ndod for the Second district;
/ CHARTS Dara for The Third district; Abraham X.
| waterman for the folrth G rct X. A. Rally far the
Tifth district Mr. AnsuchfoF the siHth dtTici MesTs
| Raymond And stephens were beth recon amended for
the Seventh dstrict; and Dos mag recommended
fer the Twelfth district, constituting the Fourteenth
ward. ". \ Gregory and Nike Walsh were both put
ioreard for recon uendation Heres long discussion
took place 20 the reliability Of Mr. walsh; one msm
Der fose aud stated thst he opposed e. Mr. walsh
aud coule not vote for NJ a. ne wns not wortn NAM
that be toe frequent yisiter OF the porter houses
and Ffog shops. and was not reliable VA otion was
then esrcd 20 strike the OF SIR Walsh from the
recommt pdstlon vLioh motion was carried seferal
other districts passed over. particular
diates had been nominated. but 10 was Understood
that they wouic recommend the men who carried out
and advocated the principles OF the Industrial Con.
I gree.
The following resolution was offered and carried
/ u animtusy-
Resolved That IN the ssnse Of this Congress James
Brooks the nominee tor Congress- Ia ~orthy Of the
supper q The people Of this city he having unseng
~ opposed all those measures which tend to anchor
/ ate the CO ndiiion Of the producing classes.
The meeting then iourned. " being ~ clock