New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

,o have devoted tis talents 10 wofhief or nobler yur
po,e Lei he Press cheer him BE way. he h-1 ne
beat wishes Of The cozmai IN the greai WORK OF Land
Reform before bin and bis syor, tia, subject, b.
be assured VIII receive tie earliest attention Ia co..
nmps.
MlioaukIs SeniiHei deem the resolution impraclicsb
which Wss adopted by he Milwaukee Land he'0rm Meet
ing, stSuDs hGI 10 Land Reform b deserves ne n.1e
which does lot provide HOMES lok ALL ~ occurring
building los aud OF Ols IN villages towns a. ces Tor
Mechanics ar6 oihe who 30 uOi choose 10 occupy anna
These papes link he project impossible, bscsase nsn
will lot consent 10 be stripped Of their properly
The people Of The Uned States, 81 present. oF1 rp Ead
Of thousand fur hundred millions acres u p.1.s
srcs for ieA PIRATE tue hls bee o5faaGd and ls
entire popg Of the Globe IL only about Line hn1sfe5
millions hat his county, We can ntrosuce Lana
Reform without collision with any eXns PIlFA.s 80
Our public la H. aud a land Limitation h" ~ ogeiAS "
all tiles Eccruing subs, qutniy 70 the passage o. s1s .'
would put al ibnst night But We nass zen sI15
else ACCOMMODATING Land Monopoly VII IeIoe.
dangerous conyulsiols Necessary u MS 'O-NN' -
ip Europe. No tine 70 10 be Loaf o.. L.. -,,,
tis atked how DO Land Resornert propO,e ~ ~ -
tteIe villages ard ciaes; a. NE proper o ~
such places II 10 alleged grow up 0y cOnl ~ 4,
ROT be determined be orchard hing .neIs - a. .
The extent Of hs sIseISn Snier which ths
masses o be people put By srd moaoP1 0s .
dense populations 10 be settled ~ s srcso Al
, bssb nyess TO Iome extent, Il Ia true, that you 90
roi know beforehand al me sees az &C. v.s vac
Ssnv ~ he difficulties OF selection now existing, would
haD SS ~ In he Wes,ern Reserve Ohio The
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Junction OF sueGmG, water fall the confluence OF roeos
or o;ber natural easily formed would read
y indicate proper locations for towns large or small &C.
cocnR circumstance and even favorable Situations or
eies Let commioDers DO appointed to designate Easi
ses shall reserved from settlement Tor farms and kept
for Mechanics and others wishing ~ locate Ia towns aud
let be al convenient periods laid out IN Duong
lots II not entered within reasonable lime iei mem
then be subject TO general entry. This Woaid oONss me
evil Of Keeping lands long unsettled, under unounded
expectations Or the law might enact thai The people olhe
township or Of the country, might on The application OF
pesOns wishing 10 settle city town or village, detefmine
upon The application, and appoint en- Inquest 10 Indemnify
u persons Whose lands varied amply Tor ali thelr
improvements There could be no valid objection 10 ne
application fsueh principle 70 al lands 70 be settled IA.
der he provisions Of Land Reform law. In fact thefes
10 yAJ farmers and mechanics and anu acur.
era but their interests harmonious The farmers would
be glad TO have such settlements among them and The law
applied as have mentioned, would be popular. IL 10 high
time declare tie fact that water falls lake bar6os sizes
on rivers for and other natural pOsuons Tor dense
p1aIons belong not 10 alone TO the deHlmen
Of he people TIE hst settler should have full aud pevy
annie SsnunerGf0E but more Neither can We suppose
than nQUes u bis neigh0ors would do bin wrong
II principle OF this kind applet TO lands YET unset
ed The equity Of ito operation The natural justice OF The
measure and The immense benefits which would hOw from
such an sTangement would soon induce voluntary sdOp-
ton Of The pla0, Ia ali parts OfOur country.
But 10 smother article Wi dlSte more al large on The
advantages Of the system. ours, &c. &C.,,
II. H. VAN AMRlN9E.
Julv 9Th 1890