New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

more laughter and wen al be gay and young shouts
OF laughter
RYcxNA~-I have now plan, Sir, wish could
dignity Il by some other nsme-
OwES-liaaehingy)--CM Il 'Ae"e-t SHOUTS OF
laughter
Mr. RroSsAS then introduced his plan with the follow
ing resolves
]. To empower the Government olimit cnisraiou 50
that no excess dersage the operation Of the lands
To sbolish the night 10 declare wssc war except
on our own territory IN our own defence.
To establish Free Trade. and BY those two measures
saving the nation from the horrors Of wars with al the
waste and generalization Of armies. paYes custom
houses, and expensive embassies sbroai.
4. To render the obligations to cultivate. inscpArsble
from the right TO own land
To vest in the General Government the cole ish, 70
name a circulating medium.
g To make IL the duiy Of Government to loan Is al
useful productive enterprises on good security money
At not more than II PER cent interest.
To exempt from forfeiture for debt mis3euicanor
the l,i the debtor culrvatss much Of the stock i'm
pemeDts and crops may be necessary for the support
OF his family and the continuance Of his Industry also
II bis residence. household furniture and cioihess.
: To abolish al ylndctiye aud revencciul punishment
for crimes, imposing only such restraints A. may De
thought necessary % prevent repetition Of offences
and those restraints % be applied 10 have reform
afory influence.
To ni, the right TO vote and the night to be elected
or appointed % Office thsse sdGt residents. male
female who are or have been up 10 the time OF their
election appointment - Office engaged N pursuits u
useful Industry
To perfect industrial. moral intellectual snd
physical education every child whs; may the
Of paying the expense Of the whole government
arise from upon monOpoes lands 10 be taxed
in the increase ratio To the work they furnish the cu
tvaior the fitness Of the soil t. BE- cultivated becon-
sidercd.
We do also declare that the right % Independence q
absolute in every Town. County State OF number OF
States upon the following conditions. viz:
l. Acknowledged and clearly defined boundary 10 re
trrritory.
Laws so far established in authority As o. prevent
their subjects from committing depradsions upon neigh
boring territories. or the citizens thereof
3 such practical development Of Industry As will fur.
nh support their subjects in such manner as 10 pre-
Poverty ldlencss Ignorance oppression from de-
precisting the character OF the Psops.
And the foregoing conditions being complied with.
every Town County, State number of states may OF
right establish itself sovereign and independent state
nation and can have Just reason for doing otherwise
except that they may receive greater dement's from be
coming members of confederation than they could OBJ
tain If they remained separate.
This plan was left for future debate.
A MEMBER We're all in error from the FIRST here
/ want TO take up Slavery.
ANorHER--So do l.
ANorHER-lts time 20 adjourn.
Cries. of adjourn adjourn Mr.. -. Before
We adjourn. want 10 tell you-ihst-thst isl mean
Mr. Chsirman-the Couvention-ladies and gentlemen
it n De necesssry-to get mehing-necesssrythst is
to pay expenses Lsughter) Professor, pass round
the hat (Laughter)
And accordingly Professor Coward passed round the
hat and took up pssssble collection.
Whereon the meeting adjourned till this morning a;
O'Clock