The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
Our Troy Correspondence.

TRoY, July 8, 1857
Keassp sf De State Central Committee Of ne worsi,~~~
TIE state Central Committee Of the workngmens Aso
ciaou convened N this city few days ago. In rva'eg ss
uion and has been BY d,nt OF the utmost exrtior h
your correspondent came TO suo sedgc Of he tr.nsac
tons Of the Committee, but through she kndnes or
gentleman full Of the fsco, enable ay beore III
readers Of the HERALD some rich POI, 4 and pers a
developement
The WorkiDgmen's Association Ia sanization havir
for it, cardinal objects the reform Of tho system
the State Prison monopoly also land Reform the GEM
raj advance ept the interests Of the laboring cassr
Is strength Is already between twelve and fifteen thoussr
men, who enlisted In Its behalf 10 the form oil club
scattered broadcast throughout the State and nsequen
~ the influence Of the State Oeatra Committee, Of which
Hon. j. Witt nberg is CT man. must be large ami de
srable for tho politicians able TO WELD. Vest day
the Committee was waited upon by delegation from the
democratic and republican parties respectively, who,
proclaming immense love for the Interests OF tue wo
ngmen sought to induce the Committee to sell their CO.
st,ue Dts body and son-politicay, of course-n It.
coming elections, either The the other OF these
partes. The democratic forces were Represented by g.
H. Ac''rath working politician of your city, AMI James
Andersen Of Sixth ward The republican NorarL
were all from Albany, and were headed by poiNc1-
named Swain.
this large number Of votes agreed that the workinsm-"
creed Should be adopted and FOUNDED par y me
party platform; and the democratic presented va eh
comnunc alton from ,he Hon John CochrSne inc of
Congress ect from city, pedging himself - ina.e
the land reform aud o,orageousy sssers its necssst in
The next Cong .-s. Jot H Nauni0g mem ,er VI the
Committee from New York, in behalf OF the e2uo,caas,
tuggested thai business or nd refom be committed
TO Mr. John Charles Fremont, friend of - worpg-
this objected To on the ground thai he Fas one
OF the largest private lsrdh h.ers Ia the UIta 'ife
Mr.. White - b fslo rig the objection DID sonmt
tee fin III u0ed iet candidates No. cash of e.
pa'ue kno~u ~ be favorable TO the airs tR5 ganza
boo This citv.d Tie mss, dsy's proceed. ngs
On the next d. ,ie l., ostant Mr. Jou q Woodruff,
OF New York. lrlpf Of some status, ap.Unfed before
thu con- mIitee and speech rpon .ghts Of the
king men, which largely applau led resolution
unanimously 10 tho effect ;hst no~soapcr
utOse obj ~ II sho1l - 70 Yard tn teres;s Of the
ocisti ,v 6ihusi ts principles among the
should be ests hed that il shou!d be under
the exclusive control of the Central Committee. com
miitte 80 appointed to canvass the state with view
10 the for, Of clubs, ccrstng OF Sandy Healh, OF
Brooklyn. sri j. S. Nickerson, OF Jefferson county.
IPgsat, winter, TO u passa ~ act To
reform he evils hitherto considered inseparaby
Rcden. to he Scie Prison monopoly. This CO Omuee
consists Of pi-r Babcock, q Monroe county, AMI d. A.
Psrberson, at i.neca county.
The grapd Convention, 20 be composed or delegates
dilaror' cubs makirg up the aganizA5a, is 10
be held in New V"t city a Seltember next, tie day not
having as yet h-,n nxed.
FIX GoverpoY .sblugion Hunt Hon Gstus BooSy
Brooks, Jcbr q. voodrLb Esq Hen. JON chrene, and
Benjamin +. b4; hols eaced hone az members Of
the State Central Comm oots ~ Gratis and tor
rent. OF republican, 6oa eve. pr Ll =: the sa be-
eeieed the doors Of tue tommAe 8 rUims-whicn were
cln ed TO every body-wth hops Of hfc "ncing Its debe
Taiions