The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-10


rsss geess 10y e. IN ss 80 nm rs ~ = Il. ~
can % done 10 protect tne soorsr Dut .eA not nis
case growing nsFoer svey ySr a. wsn mSss ~
sttsmpt to protect esooss:: wnen they & IN
supply greater than the demand AS ior the osmocrs
c psy ney pro'sss ous do,s n hs;r ousr
res about sub treasuries banks &C. to relieve the ~
noIer Nosning Cspmai, tne monster wncn si, 10
.ne poor s stands IN the way Of the ,aoore. sno pre-
hssas n p.cs,s ana unless soms.nns ~. 40
me landed and money ed we Pee
Pc o. tnis country VIII come to want and P9very sna
Ensisnd Ths great political parties Of the present dsy
In h nsn.us ~ sse &c u Dut mere parry Sn,cn
to :oil which live and gain subsistence
= sn a. - - ~ ~ .Heemsn WHO nvng on he SOIL
20 w9,s without getting som:
= wmnns 20 mses me 1,mculue. o. the present rmer
n vh,cs "a are sns.gsd = ns,ormon me c.uss
rs succs VIII % me ssvsuon 81 the people The free
ms, tsn tx lssd ~ ali oshsr. T ~. e.sn'usy
will be alike bsnen.sd By IL The poor immediately,
AZ =. n.san.,;nn 80 aao rssen. sysem na
Ics.s Un p'''1'''A' anu ps"'u" On ''aie"y'-
rxu..a =. sa...,
the Commites Of IN National Rsform ..pcI,io ~
,hsn ~.rsd TIC to,ior;U ..o',,n vr sh ne
men onsrea 'ne 'ono"ing resoiuuons' winch were
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fesoived rhet su men nave an inniienaolo right 10
S: hey :' 5: h.. a. i'm.
snsbis right to use tn. earth without which s can,
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ed to monopolize hereafter NOR. OF the soil than could
be possessed by any citizen who desired 4
people Of the worlds and that no governments has right
to do anything with the land but TO secure Tor the
equal of is not another acre OF
public lands Of the United States ought to BE- sold or
appropriated any other Whatever than the sus-
tsnsnce Of freehoidsrs.
Resolved, That hereafter will consider al lsgsl.
uphold land monopoly, or neglect to use all
their powers to abolish IT, as robbers fer more cupaoe
than the plu nderers OF movable property
Resolved. That a. land trsfc productive OF sesti,
tu,on. misery, and crime, must hereshsr regard
any man who buys land any other purpose than his
own or his family. cultivation, a. . land siesler.
Resolved, That Thomas H Benton. Of the Senate Of
the United states and Robert smith y r. H Herr, :;
Representatives, entitled to the respectful CON
alteration Of the landess and all liberal men, for their
Resolved, That in view Of the rapidly auementiug
paspsri.m and crime consequent upon Gar ovsstocksa
this city intimately connected with the free soil
msnt and will. therefore, vote for Ransom Smith and
didstss for charter onicers
Resolved, That will every effort to elect free
soil delegates to the constt utonsl convention.
Mr. CoMxERroRD now offered the following resolu-
tons:
the Senate Of the United States, commencing its wis
DOM humanity and patriotism in the midst Of an IRA
making and the svarcs Of once seekers public con.
tractors and high tariff men; that We, the working
y Ana a si Ct s A' ss Of
take this public occasion Of tsnds best Than
Senators Calhoun, and Benton Win the other members
Of the Senate and House of ives for their
civic virtue in saving the country from
the svil. Of which, as respects human suffering,
the farmers and working people of the United States
and their families
recommend thai General Wawkotomawko bs taken
into the service OF France its Court and King In the
war now pending between the French and Arabs in
the cong n amosphere Of grand marshais and princes
of the bloc oe8i
A reso also presented relative to Mike
Welsh
MT Cow ofp now addressed the meeting. he
said nthe peolle got to war; they .hould 20 to war
McDnms had shown that Oregon. north OF - degrees,
YVES nothing bat snow banks He did not believe IN
would be the principal sufferers BY war Il it was
asns.op.y h saoca,S !, Sa y 'e .Is ~ rmrros.s
A. Gor the no,caI nar,;s. ne .vra.d w,,h NJ I,vck
mantaey had done nothing for the laborer They met
the Of The city grow HIGHER ana higher VI
fordny any relief they boastsd too abcu. their Aims
Aouse-an Aims House for american citizens. the
to live thai he can call his own. and
then there would be need Of a poor house.
that oli cents week would support family OF six on
Indian meal (Lsughter) II - a disgrace, while We
should ha We psupers Come then TO the support Of the
National Re;ormers, and will have q brighter day
dawn upon America Last spring we poiled 600 votes
this spring we hope to poll 5000 The principles we
vocats are eternal and progress must be onward
till victory crowns our efforts There are no people in
the world who pay high rents the people OF New
York lfyou 60 to landlord to hire house, h~ asks
you how many children you have. Ifyou have any, he
ssysyou can't have il; be don't want TO he annoyed
Thus you nsuled by landlords and sub landlords
In respect to wages You should have the privilege of
have the right to say you must give much. But
now, the employers make their terms. The other
parties present no features like ths'e-support hsn the
National Reformers
Voices IN THE CRowD-Dowu with thu rent.
Several other speakers addressed the meeting, which
broke mp about O'clock.
Vino WARD NoMrAr,er,.-The additional ~hIe
ward nominations made are u the 4th ward for Alder.
man-Will,am NJ McArdla snd for Assistant John Col.
vim In the 4th ward-Archibsld Hail. has been nomi.
mated Tor Alderman and CHARLES for Assist
ant Thomas Nc El ah has been Nominated az Assistant
ia the 81 ward In the place of Charles Hoople Who
we will run az ss an cand late
wv,o co.x.x-,.x IT,. uh;. oorxsr,,on lar pom,
ny SoN, 70 nIs ools eson' ~. NUM-