FTP, name this June 1754 meeting at the former Fort Orange, the capital of colonial New York.
Among its accomplishments was the settlement of the Susquehanna Company land dispute in the Wyoming Valley and the proposal for a centralized Royal Superintendant of Indian Affairs.  Leading figures included Lieutenant Governor James DeLancey and former provincial agent Sir William Johnson, while Hendrick, the Mohawk leader, was more concerned to re-establish the Covenant Chain.  Five of the colonies who received copies of its plan ignored it, while the other six rejected it outright.  A print showing the American colonies as segments of a snake with the legend "Join Or Die" was produced by the most famous attendee, Benjamin Franklin. FTP, name this June 1754 meeting at the former Fort Orange, the capital of colonial New York.
Among its accomplishments was the settlement of the Susquehanna Company land dispute in the Wyoming Valley and the proposal for a centralized Royal Superintendant of Indian Affairs.  
the Albany Congress