The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02

this be assured When it shall come, shall free my chAn
e. and or ,ys pSS % .aa
sake this great reform and when it Effected shall hav
In oonoiuson sir let me ask Of ysu prsssn. to tn
brethren sIss my n.Ih: for their t.d in
happiness Thst oasss good and glorious oss it's tn
b urged snvssd il. ps.ssfsI' sleros: triumph
Brr,Am,s iesrci PsIc.' sfIs e.. .'av'
The following preamble and resolutions were thsl
read, and unanimously adopted by the nzsstins;-
Inasmuch - the right OF to portion OF to
soil question snss being .ssassd tn
this right has been earnestly urgently called 70
BY the people At irGe and widely advocated by LEADING
sh,: 1ish, Sy ss.s.iy; snao.asas n v!
sssts length obtained sos
andss the members Of the United states Senate shsrsers
ofbeips hrst give and support hs
sas ss the fas1 ALL
We feel strong in the cSaviSon that We are userns
beng has just claim to the free Of all the elements
The light Of every human being equal ownership in the
land subject the changes condition the
our g' the few %ho seE 90
wealth by oressans the public domain for mere spscaa
II appeals the of toll IL ops.s
wsscns to the srthrsnt 50 long .hheid from him. that
he become the Of his labor and the
benefits The competitive laborer by relieving the iabsr
It appeals 70 rs CITY and country msroSsn boosus X will
spread independent and Industrious citizens them,
vented from emigration and settlement the spng
aPpsal to the phlanthropis Iauenng the wrongs
ana Of man, because only BY securing indspen-
ment Of his better nature and higher standard OF moral
1t appeals to the statesman and patriot who loves his
country more than his own sor and prefers her prosperity
agar andilen,ent or individual reuown
o ss sTssssa aSd & fleeing nsr p
bears ahe glorious apraton Of the home and refuge Of the
hin.sf upon our Sospaiity and Our issasoSs vie with
Alone be The recipient Of hesp,ay ies the un
ana s the appeal Of our own native oorn et-
In view these considerations and others tha. might
mentioned and believing tha the Freedom Of the ruslie
and Promote The welfare Of the huuan therefore be
law AZ Ss p,sea S b s Or %
Public lands of the United and
sus settlers only in limited aaanti,ies
k,s.iyed. That honor the Of all political parties
In Congress who have brought forward this great measure
have thus become pioneers in the cause Of Free Homes
Resolved, That look with pride and satisfaction to
the action Of our State legislature 80 unanimously In
dom OF the Public Lands.
Resolved, That land monopoly of the chief
Of the AID evils have afflicted the nations u
the olo world audit precursor of tyranny and
poverty degradation and crme, wherever is
Resolved, That the freedom Of the public lapds. is
calculated effective bond union
between the several classes Of which republic
ell inspire the people with ardent desre the
2, our nasmueh AS w convert
re.hoIder all having equal interest in peace,
ard % Ss.ar e. q .asr common oossry o
lands ana u en IN 9ted TO setu
lands persop VIII be found all the advantages of the
sent tenure while hvo,dIg .' mshy eos. o e. tnss are
4 Resolved That in a republic where every citizen is
free holder tn. government will md nting
and unfaling source OF publ revenue
During the reading of the resoluo the sentiments
y mrs In ham Vxfe inn In
plsuced
Nj. CocHnAs was the hrs. speaker who addressed the
meetngs ordinarily called IN this building for the
70 rSiis sh az. the bass OF and rksut which
this soysrnmsnt would ,smsie nto slsrchy, W.
Cd TIE senate tlted states aad with fu
cipe ease, Witch impressed legislators
that that they must raiiy those b. ios
land for tAs landls,s-hoaes for the bomeless How
ers s & & 20 sha s uo.n % , ~ VIZ
sisis thsr. is home t6s, even Tsani
because have prossad IN hs pleat,ade Of their
las been l., h IL aespaam 70 KEN
ALL The o thsgreat
the dstribu,On Of tho public isres Its no.propOsed .
~ sss sp % i pubic ssa. sss lying
= state Of nature In boundess waste. IL 10 not
=" III is but s SSs % " Of s ss
s rs.' q egfr nan sS sorS@ % ,as ii, On
and cannot he menopeled without nhiotns wrong The
Monopoly IN sSs, The arr Tsse
e Ss dsr ss tsis his
vs Lunt the wild beast the earth but he cannot
Let Us i.l one fan liar instance Tor Illustration soms
IL sas T. his eye S Sn the 81 a
urul. hhe AArons rod he s~zews all the rust
issnsio .lsss the eoarWs, ss.smtis Jonathan
ana protest; ] ss' ~sss iyi ,s .. IN
,o sut What lawful not always right ard he would
cochrsn then drew picture OF the poverty aud
q large ess lsd contracted their position IN
srsutea the state q he former TO the o1opo, q Land
sse and he would .ay IL ali isssa ION dismissed
and returned bach % primitive state there IS eossef-
70 ~, lie rsSd ss' Ia. sei s sts. ,s e ~
s Re .o % . iss.s i1ss FROM Ss Sasa
ior th mo are nov amo,, hepels when ,ha, sh.
hs vs been s milsa1s -, ssss and
BonAcs GHtsIsy. ksq was called upon asd addressed
subject, iet he wools .pi It's iorm Coz
% he,s n,,ers wnisa REQUIRED sus YER, 'sr
mxrg with any phosopay as mishs beeass
witch he eoula Ia ss From the as@sns sbea b.
s,,sn,'s VA. ~ ne; 49, 'sss :. 'ss sSe' 81 .s sa S
taking such form would commend IL % the
rrseuney conviacsd the fatore VI this
w. wI,i.s The events and ~ss.as. o. h' .s IN .aiss
comprehensive o the nnstecsth century,
.orisn vii al os % svs vsry large saount
credit hide midst. who this mat
ter molten the benefit q the people ssd A. their own
individual He has ftovn of OF them earning
only enough themselves. 90 give two ana thes
dsars vtek the which they eit and knew would
cobfer equal savsniaees the putlc arss As on them
skes tAIrlsnss Mr. 0reeey then dvelt urcn the eFis
land monopoly and pointed out m baneui ishuence on
hroush which he had travelled eftens,ysly stn
Of and showed che benefits whiss
% land would confer up1n the ~nss
oounry the city we'll The couatry the merchant ss
well ss the istoring man. .., =.
sr LossNzo ~. su,rssD said he was not dispss. 20
the seips the questsn Of lssd reform ta
would wisb the occasion. but he voad refer 20
v 81 prominent features LVokf.s AZ the wofd
ophcslly se truth nnst ttrko that we have rot
only I1ovde for ourselves bot for our postery and that
do Affects lss those vho viii foi9s VA
with tststee but thousands are
the wosla without the porsehty of
of land Unless the sane state
thhss will he here. ia rsood The Object ths
give fcotnold the sne, where ne
msibtsh hs ibdep-s iest. ano tnat OF his child
g. net ~ wesith thai erea, but ~ the indus
try and labor Of vosirg ard ~ dsprvs thsm
eta tight 10 the Lana sAai destroy the ensrsie of The
people ns in favor Of ptncpe that would secure
ps,sonsl indepsndebs tor the safety efour de-
reses urcs suppo,e ,be preset state o. nihgs Y
stnue IN the Wet The tine would come when there would
people would 10 dsotd n,o great lords att ttis iord
~ n o lords at all
Mr. THYoDos. .x.1onlIrsos-This IL nos party meet
pg hut vksh IA dssisnsd 70 select roo s parttss
who ~ill bsrghts Of the toBg nj oo. Ne
then sroe hs subject oand reform, aad said that say
the swing ~ Apd 70 the pcTe matter Of chsf,iy v-sd
psut The laad hsloses resple. DO sciirs1