New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
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aav. ysass'- Message.

no fssisi Tsnsrs 900 f'opIs hsa''g h'g h"'gai
r(4g,, -lsads,ds nan bsheroi D. he Wp~ki-f ne
t,,,tns,s fHsefr Cui atm hsa'dfH~ = HfhfdV ""g
guea-A Qai. Ciaiu M hsssini''H'
4. As.rM,tY--Mr Wulur Chairman Of the
s,,et Committee ~ whon referred o. nneh ~ me
,s, ftb. ,a,afnof IS f-lsissto that pafteuaf con
sltion ~ hiGr that has mot been inappopiai'J n'n'
..t az. M.,., r,rtemanfH ADD which frfsfr io no
49, turbios The relation of landlord and isna"f 40
a"t ns -, 1 -, tb,n .i1tg " and also several Pc
utans sent tho House u rotation y" th' a1pl'e' nav"
had The same under thsf sariols e'nshHt atun , -
10 stated Loo he message thAi ]. ~ , i 80 49,
than Gao Of of land are si held IN VIZ s,sr
under these lsases containing aunual t'h
and RI SONS Instances Of sefvicc' $40 luaI'sI @
that population N more thAn .'"'''' P''F'' '" 49,
me ,s.ss. farther states. that 70 ,beyed hat one
Of he fuitfo source, OF dsqaetuds amons ths'e
is the appreh -nsion ihai The LanaloIa' Nc ~
lands. ard that after payins fsnt' ana nssDs pi
superior tle % that under which they mold % 7so'7H
from their posse'scn ... ..u.,t n
The message theu proceeds farmer no .' t.., be- re
an action or actions q eectment snail De hookut uy w
stale aud be fairly tried me state VII haye
duty heh . owes 90 the interest - we. o ~ e IT,
- those holding undef them IN the ehAAo'e' 81 i
/ ants and purchaser .. s,-,
The Cousrittee hsv. enieavorsa 'hiaily 60 dsebMse
their duty on this sn-ce; ant bel. ilij ANair 80
-vv oveoe-t which even Indirectly appears 0sAp me
security Of titles Is watched with peculiar alousy o
people ike devo ed 20 the sanctty OF thef a~ ny
Coutf.~ have eudeav0r-d 20 look with an even eye up
On the whole sub scf determined not 10 aoNe one iota
rom the f Observance Of every respect due 20 the ma
,ssfv f 4 s nor 20 iovsde the territory Of shy prin
en- r. now held sacred by the People BAT e4uay dcte
mined nat III he msttsr comp aiut referred % them be
~. 49, - irs- car. BE n relief they will recommend
sthou fear or hesitation. such relief a. 10 theiI lua
irsIv rlsavorsd n ascertain n possible whether the *
isng state cf things requires triefi Nhetnel VIC
dis pfoposed By the Governor cortc,s WITH any s-tre
principle OF Law; sud whether should t oe aPp"s''"
I would eject the END proposed ,..,.s.f
y-sst masses Of orr people covering arEs extent on tne
snrsc- Of our stsrs s yins within deaos snd We. IN
derstood limits there = serious question N1eer w
,s III the Land lords valid 10 lsu Inc Nomultt-r
nav. had before them and examined various persons 0
the ss.tou. Of the land IN question several aseo p
sv-,ovins persons psI,9n' W." rsr.op, entirely
az .ss - Al, the movements which have heretofore re-
ated ii violence sid blood, and they have come 20 tn-
conclusion that heyoad dou1l, ne Woo p In,
n the regions referred TO- t. with or Wihou1 feaon
"a that the time - coming when tnsy' or 'n7 CIV.
fh tbsv nov cluster End from those roofs under when
bav NV. reside from those acres which their toll ana
-hr have rendered what they ara, and them'eFes sea
.-i ,gfb.nf homes and without the means 20 provide
offas However this apprehension may nave arisen up
sry them 10 IL uerer,hels' believed 70 BE- tine tnst %
exists that the conviction = nonetty ~
rys portions II not the whole of those lands, are liable
An ppIsberson or serious coubs This kind well cal
cuaed o disturb 'hs and quiet OF the whole society
in which found 20 exist 10 10 freely admitted nat we
Sta e j. not o. be- called upon ~ 'Ahe ~ -,
-asa of ipd ydua hardship that may ccchsouAy fpik
uP among It's people bot me es'e n9" loaet S
ZION rests very oinsfent lrncip,r LIo'I .ua -
sands hundreds of thousands Of honest hard worsng c-
al asitated by common spptsten o. iuo
i-ct which strikes directly ~ thei dearest ana
bic interests They willing and many or tntW hoi7
and anxious meet their LANDLORDS snd maze ar
for the purclae ~ Zee o ihe ha noN ~
them satisfactory 10 each and iu very sny csses
the Landlords equally willing 90 sell oul 20 ne Ien
ants. yet any, aud every arrangement rs pteE,eo u1 7
doubt and apprehension referred TO- The natural conse-
quence Of iii THE is thai in the midst OF Tree proges-
slve and emil ghiened people s ioun1 arohrt CLASS OF h'
basant. depressed below tho evelof those around them
ln The midst Of country constanty improving 10 Asieu
ture ud all The adyaucsmsnts OF husbsndry - found an
I Of raf u
titled and almost abandoned IT, the midst OF feope e
eipg In n the tdvansrss Of freedom Of soil and quiet
ness and security OF title IL found class sunk 10 despon-
whose arms are ali par,lyzed with the fear o. insecurity
The arArssr passing through these regions is amazed OY
the evidences OF uegec which everyw lefe present tIf
.eives lie is struck n moment with the contrast which
Il forced on his attention, and feels that there musi pc
hidden which operates IKE blight upon lhe
n snv remedy cen be applied 10 an evil ike this, It Is
the duty OF The LeesatuIe 20 seek out and enforce ha'
remedy. What then IL the remedy proposee. 10 rev
measure 1T war with the public sentiment In oppos on
70 the moral sense Of the community Is fecoune9oea W
proceedng prescribed BY The existing law and ore en-
always had place ia statute boos for the protect 10
of the rights Of the State ard that IT, that when t sa
sufficiently appear. pom fair inveatgaton that case
s presented in which the State shall appear 90 nave a
stsg shall be brought by the State determine such
claim, BY regular nyesusaon and adIud OF we
question, ia its own tribunals OF Justice on the e'AD
Iished well seeded principles Of law. .
The Committee have taken much pans 70 a'certall
vouG be obtained quoting and settling the morbid and
unhealthy state of feeling among the great masses OF On
population above alluded 90; whether IN other woias ,
final ADJUDICATION of d question Of title thus brought Ok
under the existing provisions Of Jaw would IN ne sn
,,l. ~ AID thew have satisfied Themselves after fn
examination and inquiry that such would be ne su
Il believed that the minds OF the tenants iu quesos won
become quoted, that then their path wouh be ptn pc
fore them, aud that they would be enabled A. WI -
cned anc induced to agree with the owners Ct the and
on terms satisfactory to al coneerned, 49,, e.
TIE Committee are led 90 his belief from the tfee com
urfcstioa which they hsd this with many
Of the parties deeply Interested ~ me 81 M ~
whose information and snoF edge on the soo-ci sno I'M
iegrty 81 purpose, the Committee have placed entnee
10 effects Purposs 20 humane sld bsaeh,t,, y5 a..
much calculated forward the public interest
and peace pains should be spared, no means 'hoi VI
40 abandonment Of principle Do lett untflen, L.,
There IT, however, en- lther mode snort o. asll- ~ ~
which has been suggested % when ,hg ,Ss lis.ng
-ort and which would some ways 70 meet th7 illf
,,tcsir I interest b.t IL might By possibility have 10
th-s- lads 90 The claimants. or their a.sEns pul -
bitv 10 recommend this course They cannot ass the
stale biudy sud with ut reelection 20 release SAlu
which, should 10 be adi1dged ia their mFoi nIsh os ~
y,s., rportancs TO exercise terms and conditions
which the circumstances might M many cases ie'De4
lust and equitable should the tile OF the ate oe 7saD
lished. squod policy menl require ln'. ~
eips should b adopted regulate the exercise OF the
bs cisinspts her rirns and interest Many questions
might arise which the pub &c, we'll a. private interests
mi gh require be properly settled and ADJUSTED accord
iogto IN. principles Of equity aud equal Justice.
The Committee have therefore determined, 10 recon
mend the f0llogiug resolution ~, 49, ,..--
General BE- instructed carefully 10 inquire and ascert
chatter In any Of The an1s ir this State nov claimed 20
b. held any of the Manore titles referred 20 IN n.
1r, the claim OF the present Land ord' be open 70 as
doubt and question snd whether IN his judgment tni
stat. nav Justly ard legally Jaw claim % the ute OF me
zane or 10 any part thereof by eschest or Otherwise sno
fip his opiuion title Of the present may %
ay questioned snd the rxht o. the State 20 such and'
r 10 sny part Of the b. established according 20 SO
mai h. either hy suit az a cr other
proper proceedings, a. will test the VsoiS Of '"'n te'
EDWARD wILLETT, GEORGE ". GLASS,
] JOHN CALHOUN, sAhJ IL y hAimOND
. Great Fire in Boston.
Last night about hall.past 10 o'clock, ire broke
ont In the extensive prrtirz establishment Of Damrei
Moore successors ~ : y Dickinson IN the granite boz d.
ing 81 Washington-st The fire commenced IN the lo,