New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

including ladies', three Of whom voted to day
After a good deal Of noisy and angry dispute
about points Of order and resolutions, &c Mr.
George Evans leader Of the National Reiormers,
was allowed 10 present his plan for benefiiins the
Human Race.
Mr.. BovAY. then ia connection with his plan. con
tended for the right Of every individual to free sc
of the soil for the purposes OF subsistence that man
has the natural right the Of land and water
a. the beast And A. preparatory step 10 this the free
and eaus distribution Of the public lsnt-- preparatory
TO full restoration n all the lands. There = nohins
left on the face Of the earth which can oe appro-
praed b. man unless he purchases IT, Every tnins on
the face OF Gods globe ihsi could be converted INTO
property has been made Il was not until ls'o that
We made the declaration that should have property
in man-shOuld buy and sell his body and soul brins
not my brother in bonds and say that shall not
investigate the question Of Slavery here rfN intro
duce the question Of Slavery here. Applause and
Kisses The rights OF females should be restored The
degraded state OF u the Of the degradation
OF man Where she i %. in the earth snd in a
state Of almost barbaris there induse IN the
exercise Of pOlygamy He wished have not physi-
cal government but moral government only one 10
give out recommendations 20 the rest % the eMtn Tor
them 20 follow. To enact no penal laws " haeyer
Mr. MoRAY said that the God Of the gentleman had
ordered il that there must be an exchange OF LABOR
The and cannot be- cultivated without iron aud roH IS
not product Of agriculture some must work iron and
work the earth and the iron man i as sure
of the fruits Of the esrth, the earth man Is and each
dependent on tue other. lie went on AT great ength
about the how Why and wherefore all should get slice
! u the land under the Community system every man
and woman can be made rich. Great applause With
regard 20 taxes father contracts debt land dies the
son bound by that be had part in the contract
Congress Of Nations III 20 fOr-proyded We all go up
10 II 10 put end war but suppose II can be done
| Mr. RYcKMAN cOniendcd that no man had night 10
one foot of the land unless he cultivated il this wretch
ed scrambng for the land which is mans interest pro
perry should be done away with Man should have the
and and not the Government. The present pretended
taxation Of property If properly analysed will be found
10 be- nothing but taxation Of poverty Those false
modes OF spending the fruits OF life the legitimate
subjects OF taxation. Look at the numerous and spen
did houses of iame in this cityreekng with degraded
! and beautiful women--and worse men-would
these continue II they heavily taxed Would the
infamous gin palaces and mills continue II you were
heavily tax them No; tax your stock obbers your
/ idle brokers SPECTATORS gamblers (App.ause) But
when you properly you are only wrnging another
and another drop Of blood from the already hardly
wrTng heart Of the poor labOring man. lApPiauseJ
Plain sense says tax the vices OF society-taN
the monopoes OF society-iax the land Of those
grown drones who own land which they do not cult
vate-who prevent you from having land and gardens.
well tcd fields parks and pleasure grounds Tor the use
/ Of al-who have kept you from having splendid public
buildings % work in you must tax these
lands or else le the monopost refund the land 10 those
who uiW cultivate H. Lctu- do all TINS let us compel
Government 10 adopt every possible most fully
TO educate an then snail bright example for
the whole world 10 admire and follow. (Applanse)
II "a
/ from society he had individual rights but when he
Joined society his individual rights were merged In his
social ones II 20 for community Of properly not on
individual. bat social basis there VIII always De
grades In society strong and weak vuous and vicious
highly intelligent and ignorant and If you educate
them you fully eradicate their vicious preju-
dices. APpause) There can only De one centre 70
every circle and only one great vice IN the centre Of
every social and that j., the unequal disthu-
ton II wealth you must regulate and 20 distribute
wealth 10 do away with all possible poverty. zap
AZ. 81 nHffF 4fNan TOD
for all systems Of men You m- well MAKE a coat
tor Tom Thumb and attempt 20 put II on the Belgian
Giant attempt 10 construct system OF soc.cty 10
suii al men. ! 20 for community 10 produce higher
state Of things appeal that cla-e Of society the
very Of the earth who are always ready to ride on
every new scheme that will give them more good, than
they get from Society account OF thsr deness
and vice We want phil sOphcrs-men and women, who
love virtue and sobneiy and industry and we promise
you state Of happiness In this life can't promise you
any thing great in the other world laughter for
don't know much about IL (more laughter but your
condition here viii be truly happy one. The Ann Kent
working great problem Tor the oeneh OF 90
ciey notwithstanding they persecuied by this state
for loving liberty and some are 10 pay the ioriet OF
lie and be suspended mid Heaven and tarthr yet
wreaihs laurel will encrcle their memory and after
ages will bless them. And though that man who went
Anti Rentism for pure love OF It's true principles
is his life IN JAIL yet his works VIII I'VE
after him, and good will result from H. ard bis mem.
DRY will be blessed. And though one man managed
his affairs ujudciousy. and man was killed there
by-yet vii therefore desert the cause Applause
And though few whose selnshness blinds their judg'
nent whose fears corrupt their principles now run
with the rabble and decry an-Rentsm; yet the time
viii come when they viii bitterly repent Their present
course. And hope that no one VIII lay stra" IN the
way Of Mr. Evans and others who are ondsavofns 10
get a share ofthc ands Of AL look on Evans a. hero
-elfdenying and single minded looking only 10 me pehc
M Of others with friend Owen VINO embraces IN
his philanthropy the whole world al these men De
great praise they all working to the same end
IN their way They all assisting 10 produce the
grand result. and should Ike Tor my own part to take
share in every benevolent plan on the face oi the earth
Mr. COLLINS said he had used up % minutes Cries
Of Go on" 20 on
Mr. PEBBLES moved TO give him as much time as he
plea "a.
CoILrNs-No; I've had ~ minutes and III not con-
the time OF the meeting.
Mr. MoRELL.-This begging business Is poor business
but has 20 be done We yesterday collected - -
and ladies' afterwards gave 81 each. We've collected
in all SO L. We paid out .20 and tonight wei pay
SEQ more for this room and the advertising bill large
20 Wen run short.
Mr. BovAY again insisted that no had right 10 q
miles square OF land ike Van Rensselaer, in this State
for he had, II evident that many other men could
get and ALL As % taxing houses OF liarnei ana
rum shops and dsiileries would not these very soon
disappear from society Cries OF MOI ies-ana
then where would you get your source OF revenue
from And II you tax these houses &c you legal
lie them they do in France ook on fouriersin As
very beautiful in theory and the schemes OF MI owen
very pleasing although cannot understand them they
visions oi the future We have raised the standard
Of inherent night 70 the public lands our objects are
political and intend 10 work through the ballot box
that is the powerful weapon the poor man can
use
Mr.. MORAY had desire TO speak. tLaugher)
CHAR-iou'ye spoke twice. Wen now take the
votes N the plans.
Mr.. BoyAYS plan then brought up
OwEN-Putii all together
BovAY.-No. BY sections.
OwrN-Oh. MOI
BoyAY-I insist
HAVE Read 1t all together.
BovAY.-i Sharply How was your scheme taken
HAYE-Read IL
sovAY-Iow was yours done Laughter
Finally, Nj Bovays plan was put section BY section
and the whole Of il adopted well as the preamble
about love 70 God and our neighbOr.
SEVERAL NoICEs-Wc- we've got plan al lAs;
Mr.. Finch brought forward hls plan As follows
l. tax on property and persons.
: All duties and customs 70 cease.
g Free emigration and immigration over az countries
4 Al wars % and all disputes 70 be settled by
Congress Of Nations
. The liberty Of free discussion on al subjects.
q Equal protection 20 a.. IN person and properly.
Z The equal rights Of the sexes
: No dominant re-! zion Of any kind 70 prevail .
. Liberia ecucsiion 70 be secured % al
TO- Naiiona Employment 70 be provided for those ,
Who could not otherwise get work.
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