New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-06
New-York state Industrial LEGISLATURE.
AiBaNY. Fnlav. sept 5, IS
THIRD SESSION.

tie Delegates Mathew W-s1n read he minutes u ne
previous Session. y Brown taea made some remarks
I'd Free schools. ard urged t1lt me tnaYeAica - ~
take some aron ga the - >cloo- principles he "a =
his remarks Only 20 throw oui some suggestions oli had
ia Smh. Chairman II ,he Business Committee. re-
ps'-ted the ioll9 "lns, "hlcn " rs ~ ,p.e-,
The Industrial Leslsai re- ~ the : re ~ Ne" f''s
uecful.r represent SHAT - lar a. tef at lnHr e,
ton asalns; the REGAL u ine Ie" Scl'ol Law = -'tL
bg the great such T1ers -tsste y Well Iona
CHERISHED preferences Joy The establish mons Z ie ~
pies ie fTee = -'.-' u ----'-. 80 ,.'' i..' -
confirm TIC CORRECTNESS 10 tle 1-esel: law. li "a me
with Games. hope 20 fo'r a'Iatie h'iF ioi . ~
the same 4 rour earliest o-rortunlr and we ilftler
suggest that the etisiins -" a r. Nm ,5 ~
amount ~ the pubic ilgne.s 70 rig : lo' y iis-.'
SC institution which the = the rei-t have 10
interest but the lrlPe'y either 10 ina Vil ts =
public funds We therefore reSlectinlF request ilat
s1oH ,af,n :. sSbmtei T. the peoeie al tie
ner General election. and thar he rsgcee- ~ r std
which schools Organized, AZ the funds that
can conveniently be assigned 9 taem and we lrtneT re-
Quest that all aHqlcst your honorable bod 'or ap-
preparations instt oIs Of an individual sectariin "
limited character 30 d~egarded unfit ne SAFE MAJ be-
which shall De ample % dea the eTperses q tn- CON
mon schools # thu stale without res'rrs 70 te acts Of
the inhabitants Of Ae several dsTcs i'r Their m ins '
Bbg Taf he members of The coming S,l-e Legs
laure be- requested % their efforts o. bring about >lr
notifications Of the School Law as are suggested ~ me
Wnlam Manning OF Albany Co. lssed flr ihe appoint
meu OF Committee % report upon the exacouS iAl M
/ positions practIceG upon emigTaAfs
ResOued That Committee be- appointed f1r tr1"inc up
memorial 10 the Legislature. recommending the cnlct-
er ~ 0re eiicienf measures 20 protect the emeragts
MI smith announced that the Mayors ofsevera West
80 IN c,,nu.cts,n with the Natornf New urN. had
been making arrangements for the protection ~ ENG ans
Mr. " m Arhubuo SAID some measures 11shtio oetiA
rserf ,rrag ge.ners ofp Grant, were owed
away on steamboats, and railroads As 50 much freight
Nj Wilson sad Gaze should be- taken ia acting upon ms
spb,ct IS he copsdered the present law as well enough
rho al 81 An
tended % contest the onstiluonaiiy u the late law
Ecsoreq That we CORDIAL. on. 90 the nominate 70 OK
the last National Industrial Congress, 4 H. Isaac 4
Walker, Wisconsin n the chnfila'' Hi me " -a
fr Tho presidepc, of the red state regarding Inn
H. br, ~ = p,-sts If IN. 1o-e- asd one who #
elected wll the influence ms st1 % secure me
ras.age 81 srcb laws a, yy secure 60 ever mln the pos
| session Of all ms ua'ural rehts anu PRIVILEGES
William Mannus iutroduo ed resolution o1 inc a nv
ment of organz C0mnstees OF three from each county
Referred the State Genital, who are ns' uced Z" bro
procure the # Reformer ID the several counties 10
correspond with. TO poliIca. aston and sac trump %
On notion + Smith tie following unanimous
Res6red That rs the Coun,c. Of Rensselaer,. Albany.
/ Delaware COLUMBIA and Schohare are entitled 20 SIX
eecofes each m the annual Ann Rem state Convr 91n
t. meet at Albany Sept D. and the Counties Of Ulster
Green sullivan. Dutces,. Montgomery Oiseso. oneida,
Steuben and Schenecady To four Delegates enclhe Re
formers Of these Counties should See To tha Liberal
Fe'oI,,d That the State Central Committee De- author
led t. open coresp Judeuce WIKI the friends OF Equal
Rights. and all other reform ORGANIZATIONS, aud thus see
Iaf course of policy theg intend o. pursue. and desiring
Their CO. operation the accomplishment OF Teilrm and
to brng about possible union o all the reform or}im
John Webster OF King CO also advocated tine appoint
ment of this Committee, and thought deliberate acton
should be taken ON then part they mgh get hold of
nany lnterostsg Developments II yefy well known
that bonus Fl II lad by ever enlgant before land
ing and bonuses also pad 0y The merchants there
Dd teer get Tie money rc'ed tt the Commissioners
of Emigration The s1Tvl money, >h9ud ue Slruded ~
sendng tho eneraus The public lands Of the West and
he intended moving The matter n the New-for ty In
] dustnal CunlrCsS
The resolution was then adopted aud Messrs v slam
Manning Victor Hanoi. Herman T.a>pefn, John Webster
and \ Smith were app.nied ,qch onrnittee
rcsolutlon unanimously adopted
Mr. Wtenbtrg. OF Dniches> County sand that u was m
necessary To hold Conventions Of RetomeT> next year
and suggested that one Doe held the first Monday ~ April
beside the regular annual session OF the Industrial Legs
lature To he held al ALBANY ON the ist "eneNul' ~ sep
tender 1872 Referred TO the state Central Committee
Mr. Mannme showed that the LEGISLATURE VISIT ne Asu
cutoral aud Geological rooms, the Medical Coeg aud
the Albany Pomtenuay. % study the workings ~ tie
pennent.ary system under the ; pervision u Captain
Dlr Stuart Il Aabun favored the recommendation Of
2 joan White Of Ncw-Nors, the publisher Of the 9aper
| of winch number issued. made few remarks
| Two such papers also On Nev-lot city alone.
John smith Tor leaving al such projects To- ind-
forany reform organization should he star one hmsei As
No. Thought # dong ior the suite Central Committee
So ia A, I.,eI ,iici ,ssr'c,i he Reform cause bg
the o . Editor. who tctccd hS Reform friends
"iH a'e NH ~ 'E ,-e ~ Tnnnrrs MINER and
confirmed alb that Mr. sad however there not "a
town m the bug .uId Subscribe hherdF o. such a
paper. provided % We'll conducted, md he pledged
himself that Cohoes would tao large number o copies,
Mliam NAMING sad they colt get 200 subs = from
lie FACTORIES CoAo. hut The stand
IT, own merits and De inst ablsheI he would use ms
Influence m obtaining >Ifrcri.rls
John White SAID be had already procured 200 sal sCri-
hers aud had nn doubt 0I names could he Obtained II"
ie encouraged az The tone the o. the poe
teucy Of RE Press
Nlr CLARK moved 90 pass the SUBJECT.
John smith showed "a. uerf~s II uTElr ft1u, and
tie raising carry the case neither ~
| the ulu larilts adopted iArlF men
Mr. Masnfuru moved al >sner ~ - IN ricA Dele
gate reITc.eufed. otert1 aeay tie expenses 10 npsh-
| lnE the proceedings II the Legislature Nc Adopted
Mr. Stuart II Auburn. was anNorS mat thorough or
ganlaou should bc effected throughout the state ant
proposed gentlemen members % inc Organization
! Committee
Mr. Brown inquired whether t vas len optional with The
state Central Committee o. call un- Convention L
| sUer,d n Tie affirmative.
Resolutions thanks then rendered = tt trustee
u the Capto-the Ministers aud the Reporter Nlu were
] present
! The Legislature then adjourned ~ meet ~ Albany
the FIST Wednesday 81 September. oJ2 tie calling u a
Srug Reform Convention being leg OPTIONAL WIN the
National Reform Democratic state Central Committee A.
>oClatlou ty resolution Yesterday
The Convention adjourned Al n oclQch A NJ O. call
upon tie Governor and visit tie institutions ~ the CT 81
| Alhany
Many OF the DELEGATES BOW about leaving the CITY
The Delegates spent few minutes with tne Governor AZ
ms Toum and Governor Hunt treated them very Tes eci-
| lLly