New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
Central Committee Ns,ional Reform AssOcia-
ton.


don.
The Committee met last evening at the Second
Ward Headquarters. with large and nearly
complete representation from all the Wards
Very important business was transacted and the
Committee reported an eloquent and stirring ad-
dress which we give below
Reports from organizations in the State were
received, detailing the progress of Land Reform
in their several localities which indicate the rapid
growth of National Reform doctrines in this State.
These were ordered to be engrossed and publish
ed, after which the Committee adjourned to meet
on Wednesday evening next.
LAND REFORM CIRCULAR.
To he Pioneers, Disciples and Friends Of Land Reforai
throughout ihe Usted States
The Central Committee of the New Iork Ma
tional Reform Association, impelled by duty, actu-
ated by an untiring love for the holy cause we
have espoused, and inspired by the knowledge
that our principles are daily gaining ground among
the good and wise of all parties and creeds would
call upon you to renew your action for the pur.
pose OF concentrating this great and beuehcent
reform. Let our motto be, through the length and
breadth of the land-Union for the sake of power,
and POWER to bless Humanity Allow section
al divisions, party issues, or partial reforms,
to swerve Us from the main purpose OF securing
the estate Of the Creator The immediate necessi.
ty is becoming every day more alarmingly appar-
emit the breach is rapidly widening between
those who stand homeless beside a thousand
homes, and those who own the homes designed
by God for thousands The homeless men are ag.
gregating rapidly on the side, while their
homes are being consolidated on the parchment
title deeds on the other. Nearly all national lie
gislation has resulted in binding the letters more
firmly upon US. True we have had few noble
voices raised in our behafin the halls OF legislation,
and to them let us be grateful We all witnessed
at the close Of their last sittngs the revolving spec
tacle of nations representatives perpetratmg
an enormous swndle of the peoples domain, I'M
der the guise OF giving - millions OF acres
to the soldiers and enhancing their guilt by pal
pable fraud, III subvertmg the conditions OF the
obnoxious act
TIE trork fer today them, among Retormers ia
to 0gttNte. Send true Representatives, INTO the
councils of the Nation ana State. Multiply pc
ttions and remonstrances Enter the political
arena with firm determination to make the hon
orable choice of faithful Representatives, as the
election of demagogues has become degrading
and inexpensive OF the will of the People.
The work Of matchmaking must be vigilantly
persevered in National Reform tracts must be
disseminated over the land, in every city, hamlet
and cottage Of the nation. Young America our
organ, requires an increased circulation to make
its influence duly felt To accomplish these ends
the Ne,g York Central Organisation would ap-
peal to every friend of the cause for aid. We
have given evidence of cur love and zeal in the
cause by an unceasng advocacy OF its principles
for seven years past under the most forbdding
prospects and with large pecunlary sacrifices.
In raising this fund the Central Committee Pur
pose sending Lecturers into every county of every
State, where the field will amply repay large
outlay OF printed matter. Let every individual
send his mHe to the Treasurer of the Association
as early as practicable. Let Subscribers and clubs
be raised and forwarded to the Editor OF Young
America or to the officers of the Association
JOHN WGNDT President
john II. KEYsER,
joins McCAFFIL, Jr, Treasurer.
Letters addressed to either of the Secretaries
at the publication office of Young Alaer7ca, l42
Nassau.st, second floor, will be received and ac-
knowledged
JOHN H. KEYsER, City Cor Secretary