New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
4ha sta,e IN. ys,rial Convention.

Correspondence Of Ths Fhbsne; ,oeo
ALBANY, FhuYsday, Vc''S 1857
This body met at She Capitol, Albany lin the Az
aembly Room, and was called to order by George
Hackett of Troy who nominated WATSON g.
HAYNES (tbe Sailors Adyocate) of PoughkeepSie,
Datchess Co. az Chairman pro ten.
Mr.. Hackets was then appointed temporary Sec.
rotary
Nensrs. Racket, KiIlbourn, Heath, Wittenberg
ard ] P Murphy were appointed Committee on
Organization.
MINER FRlnK Editor of the Freeholderl was ad-
mitted to the floor.
All operatives in attendance were invited to par
,icipste in the proceedings of the Convention.
j. e. ToBlTr, Of WilliRmsburgb read from the
Workers Journal, the minutes of the last Industri
al Reform State Convention, by request
Er berg, fsom the Committee, announced
George Il. Evans for permanent presiding officer
who declined, however and Aaron Clark, Of Troy
vaa appointed in bis place.
Plct. Pre.idents-wm Richards OF Albany Watson G
Haynes OF Pougheeepse, 2 hurPhy OF LocApor, Riasa
rs Co
Srcreta,ies-F C Wilienberg OF Poughkeepsis and Wm
hessrs George Il Evans Of New.Yori, George Lloyd
OF Albany James Csshin Wes Troy Dr. Aurphy Of Lock
port
The Convention then went into Committee of
the Whole, George Racket in the Chair, for the
discussion Of the policy of nominating a State
ticket, in which most Of the principal Delegates
participated.
The questioning principle was ably advocated by
Aeaars. Evans and Heath Of New-York, and WIZ
tenburg, who gave the synopsis Of letter received
from Horace Greeley disapproyiBg of separate &C.
tion, unless most thorough organization existed
among the L and and abor Reformers Of the State
Aresoluson by hr. Tobitt limiting speakers to
five minutes, causing considerable discussion, an
other member uegested the adoption Of two of the
existing Rules Of tina Assembly Chamber OF sini-
Lar import.
Afte7 TIE discussion CT parliamentary rue, the
Convention adjourned at m to meet again at
2sPM
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment at
the Capital Aaron Hail in the Chair, when tho
question of nominating t ticket was again taken
up and discussed, by John Biscb ]. 8 Waahburn
W. G. Haynes, and Mr.. KIbourn.
One of The Secretaries read the commune stion
of the Industrial Congress- to the Delegates to the
Albany Convention
HEw YORK, Oct l, 1880.
Fer the Offeers and Members ef the
Working Mems ConsessFton
Under Instruction fom ihe New York City industrial
Coz have lbs honor .ender your body the wishes
sDd opinions Of The Copgfess in relation your action In
az nouins,oDe for Candidates Stats Offices pend
hg he f,l seciru. We fee ihsl IL would BIS mpolte
fer the Radical Working Mems party organize sepa
iae party soe coming secnoR Oar mission viii DC oettr
served By agitation and Questioning the c2Dedses OF the
oe psres and In the event OF their not pedglDg them
selves dtsttncly-iben nominate cur own Trust.
ps that your body will weigh sGfctenty slggsxlorS
have the hcaor 10 suhecfiRe myself behsiO The Con-
gress JOHN g. KsYsER, Cor Bee
u Governor SEWARD and lady returned from
Wastiassoa 90 Wednesday, and sfs last evening
fDs tbs hens Of bis yoosh, in 0raase 0oaaty.