New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
The State Industrial Legislature.

This body adjourned its sessions on Friday
forenoon, after sitting of three days, and most
of the Delegates left Albany the same day, FIRST
visiting several OF the public institutions OF that
city, and paying visit to Governor Hunt, VINO
In the course OF his remarks announced that he
favored many Of the principles enumerated Toy
the Reformers. As the telegraph made some
bunders in the names OF the State Central Com
mlttee, and the candidates for State officers, we
publish a correction:
state central -(HeGd-qudrers No. 1862 Mas
sau-St Neic York Cty)
Nrw-YoRK CITY-Wm Arbuthnot Chairman, No.
"a Veseyst.. John A Smith. Secretary No 400 fous-
ton-st. Benjamin Prce. Treasurer, NO AZ CInst
LoCKPoRT-James u Murphy.
TRoY-John G.. Woodruff.
ALBANY Co.-Wlam Manning, tohOcs James
GRAY, Albany City
PoUGHKEErsIE-TheodoreC c. Wittenberg
AuBURN-Gilbert w. Stuart.
The nomination of Isaac r. WALKER, [. ;.
Senator from Wisconsin as the Worhngmens
candidate for the Presidency, was responded TO-.
STATE TICKET.
For Judge Of The court Of Appraisal. WARD SMITH,
Monroe Co
Secraory Of Stcte-JEREMIAH :. WAsnBuRN, Rens-
sciaer Co.
Controi,r-lIENRy b. STANTON, Seneca Co.
state TrcdSurer-JoHN WISDT, Newly ork City
AtfcrnfU GCncTdt-AZOR lABEK, AiOdnl Wy
state Engineer and SurreyOr-RoBERr MCFARLAND,
(Edifor Mar York Scientific Amer,can( Kings Co.
canal nissioner-CALEg Lyon Lewis s., GO, -,
Inspector Of state PTisoS.-ELiAS PITTS, Edltor oil
The Poughksepsie AmTicdn,) Duchess Co.
On Thursday evening a Public National Re
form meeting was held at the City Hail. Albany,
over which WILLIAM MANNING Of Albany Co.
presided, with John Webster of Kings Co, as
Secretary. Speeches were made by ; Wash
burn, Theodore G. Wlttenberg, ID. Ferguson,
James p. Murphy John A Smith. and George +.
Clarke, warmly approving both Social and Po-
hical Reform, and urging upon the friends OF
labor throughout the State to cooperate with the
Central Organization at Ncw-York City.
The Committee on Mechanical and Agrlcul-
ural Schools, (hrough J. p. Murphy, Chair
MANI made the following report, which was
adopted 10y the Industrial Legislature on Thurs
day afternoon, and II Will be seen the report sug-
pests the holding OF a meeting of the Mechanics
and Farmers at the forthcoming State Far al
Rochester, TO whom this project viii be sub
mittcd.
The Committee to whom was referred the resolu-
ton, calling upon the Legislature of this State to
endow an Agricultural College and Mechanical
School, report
That they have gwen the subject that attention
which their limited time would allow. They find,
upon inquiry, that TO few minds IN this State the
subject is not new one. II has been presented to
influential organization IN this State the Me
chanics Mutual Proectionl and IN their several To-
calltios has been thoroughly debated, and but one
opinion seems 10 have been formed BY that n'elll-
gent body. Of articles, from time 70 time,
have appeared IN several wspapers OF this State,
principally from the pen of our friend Harrison How
ard of Lockport who seems thus far TO have pro-
posed the most needtul measures for so desirable
object.
The Committee under all the circumstances, would
decline al this time 10 go INTO discussion OF the sub
the exclusive attention Of Convention called for
that special purpose.
In conclusion, they would offer the following res
olutions
R,Soirsd. That this Convention informed.
they do sincerely approve of the action had by the friends
Of the proposed Mechanical and Agricultural schools aud
We peoee TO Them cur best efforts for then nna success
Resolved That tins Conv recommend 10 the Me
thacs and farmtrs. Who may be assembled Rochester
al the ensuing State Far, assemble meeting
and express their and feelings important
proposition.
Resolred That our friend Harris IN Howard Of Lock
part he particularly requested u be present al that
and state TO rs his THIS subject and also
inform them what measures have already been coHcoctrd
g. favor the SAME
Resoltcd That earnestly recommend to the pro
posed Convention Rochester. that If thev approve the
Schools they VIII not il - take such VIII
organzaton each County OF this STATE ioI the
furtherance thereof
Rsso'reG That SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF three be appointed
o. Obtain place IN Rochester, the time
and possible procure the Of Governx Hunt
serve ~ PTeslden; of that meeting. J. 2 MURPHY,
JOHN WEBSTER,
JOS. NJ BROWN