New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10
'ics Presidents.

Secrearies-Glbert Vale tr.; Robert TrousdaIe Nj
cholas Nllman Hartman Kroel.
We publish many otihe resolutions as we make
room for:
Res9gped That with the facts staring them In the face
Of gradually decreasing means among the producing
classes in proportion to the increase of the powers OF
production through their ingenuity is disgrsceul
TO legislators that they have not discovered remedy for
a wrong 90 palpable.
Resolved That where there large prisons and poor
houses in country that has fertile land uncuvated they
evidences of misgovernment-
Resolce6 That If all men have inslienabe right 20
life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness" as we firmly
believe they have, must be tina, they have naera
bic right the earth, without which life be
sustained liberty preserved, happiness enjoyed
therefore man, set of men, ought 10 be allowed
monopolize hereafter more OF the soil than could DC
possessed by any citizen who needs IL
RGsoIred, That the land of the world belongs the
people the world. and iha, Government cas- right
TO do any thing with the land but secure i, for The
equal OF is citizens therefore another Of the
public lands of the United States ought be sold s
propriaied any ether use whatever than The
nance OF rreehoders.
Resolved Thai 1t Is the proper business of Govern
ent 10 and procec; the natural rshs Of the peo
pie and the right the soil is the night OF which the
arRe.t portion of tie people are deprived Il should
De the first business Of the coming Constitutional Con
venon OF New York TO secure that SO tar a. east
il may BE- done by preventing any future monopoly
Sesolyed That the HOMESTEAD OF every family
oush, TO be exempt from all liability for debt (as in
Georgia and Texss) and transferable only 10 andess
person.
R.,0ypeG Tbs, we regard the workinguen Of the
world brethren snd their idle and luxurious Iask
masters enemies.
Rssolrsd. That abounate that game OF Iyranis
called WAR and that before citizen IS called upon
10 light &c ought to be Pui In possession OF Homestead
for his family.
Resolved That n view Of the rapidly augmentng pau
pertsm and crime consequen, upon our overstocked
ges ssre market consider the government Of this
city intimately connected with the Free Son movement
and will therefore for Ransom SMITH and JAMES
maxwell men pledged 10 The principle for Mayor and
Aims House Commissioner, AID for the Fee Sol. cAnd
dates for Charter officers.
Rssolred Tnat will every e5oT. TO elec, Free
Soi Delegates TO tie Constitutional Convention
The meeting was low addressed by Messrs.
Bronson, RAND and O'CoSSoR; when the cen.
sreganoa becoming 100 large Tor single voice a
new organization was effected on The steps Of The
City Hall, whence spirited addresses were deliver
ed BY Messrs. GOULD, BEESEY, NAMING and
RIcKAAs-while Mr.. CoMMERYoRp spoke from
the western front Of the platform
While these were going on, body ofsone ,hous-
and OF fifteen hundred Germans gathered sbout the
eastern front OF the platform and were addressed
in Gsrnsn} by Messrs. KElEeE. TRAuTwEIs, DRE.
HrR, &c who were received with the nos, cordial
demonstrations Of applause The meeting adjourn.
ed about oclock-having been il session nearly
four hours. without wearyins any who participated
IN il
Thus this nsw party to whose keeping iupor-
,ant Interests have undoubtedly been committed
begins enthusiastic and vigorous existence. The
wisdom OF lis determination 10 supyor, a separate
ticket fer City 0Ecers Is not 10 Us apparent BuI
think it the best duty OF 81 good men IN an eer,
gency hike this. TO vote for RE Good Man IN whom
sill have coaSdence-ro whose honor and integrity
the poorest homes, uaa Il the community would not
hesita,e to commit his csse though BE knew thar all
the wealth and talent Of the City we-e s-rayed
essinss him.