New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18


t,s,r,nt. N he couprv Those no goos almost
wholly ~ he eEss e4lei RsfOrmers and hunerels sc
cfrfil heir properies for wi Vie" Of 'o",s
90, ,ssr, Nan tbo.e Oh have gons slch a. "
Boyce kr Bsusdlc, hr Wig. M Fa1soee NJ 80
,tTe, mr Wlse ke &C were we n ". ~ori % av-
been IN comfortable Circumstances We Wonoe WIN SUN
ntn VAIL"
In ROCHESTER. in this State, the CARrsES have
cutie a successful Association. What are me
5000 cartmen about that We don't hear anything
from them lately. Last winter they contemplated
Getting m Society which would provide money
10 buv a horse when a member OF the Society lost
one &c Several cartmen have spoken 10 us "a
relation 10 this matter and II they want W PO'e0'
and benefit one another, we see no ON Ter In me
oistely feasible plan than the organization OF IA
Annexation similar TO the rest OF our City indus-
trials and choose Representatives. % the lndus
trial Cor gress The Pabic POrters have a very
successful Association, which meets regularly on
the first Monday Of every month.
We see that our City Csrtmen meet at K. P.
Hall, secopd-av. between First and Second SITS.
this evening. We trust that they will think OF
these things while they are preparing their militia
~ arrangement beneficial and protective As.
ISOLATION would work well among the Cartmen, and
result in great good
GERMANS is CHARLEsTos, s. C.-This worthy
class Of our adopted population have "Friendly
Society" in very successful operation.
PITTSBURGH WoRKISGMES's CoSGREss-GER-
YAs BRAScH.-Tbe Pittsburgh Ereaing Tribune
of the 10th furnishes the following report OF this
powerful organization which met the previous
evening in great force Mr. RoTB President Mr..
WsDeber, V. P; Mr.. Hange, Rec Sec; Mr..
He.se, Cor Sec, and Mr.. Beuerman. Treasurer.
large amount Of dues was subscribed, and CO.
operative Delegation Of five members were chosen
to represent the German Congress in the Amer
lean branch Of the Congress with which they
freternize in all things. The "Voksrnbun,"
Peoples Tribunel is the title Of the organ OF
the German Industrias. II has upwards OF 500
subscribers pledged aud will be out on the first Of
August Mr. Herse is to be principal editor.
The Pittsburgh Cabinet Makers mostly Ger
man met last Wednesday, and proposed TO start
a Cooperation Shop on q capital OF 81 600. The
Post gives very favorable report OF Uoion Coach
factory, and says the public properly appreciate
the enterprise the Joumeymen Coach Makers have
embarked in. Glad to hear it.
STATE CoEvESTIoS-MEcHASIcs' MUTUAL PRo.
cIssIoS IN MICHIGAN The annual Convention
met in Detroit the 9th inst in the forenoon, and
after being called to order, adjourned to participate
in the celebration and procession of Detroit Pro
lection No 7. In the afternoon the Convention
sgain met Martin Beecher was appointed Grand
Herald, aud John Dubucs Grand Pioneer. The
Chair announced the usual Committees. Reports
were received from all the Projections in the State
except two which were severally referred 10 the
Committee of grievance, and the Constitutions OF
two new Projections were referred 70 a Commit
tee The reports OF the officers which were seve-
rally made, and accepted. On the 10th much
business was transacted and the following officers
elected Grand Senior Protector, Flavel Abbott
Grand JuBior Protector, X. c. Alburtus; Grand
Scribe C. b. Stebbins Grand Treasurer, A. s.
u I'd hal no fo
the next National Convention, and Wm. Harshs
Alternate. The officers elected were duly install
ed. CIV. Hunt and J. Straight were appointed
District Prote ctors, and the place OF holding the
next annual meeting, was left TO be decided by the
Executive Committee.
FREE LASD.-The MRUdnkee Commercial gives
the conclusion of Mr.. Van Amringes article on the
all expressing topic Of the Freedom Of the Pablie
Lands"
DEAR sI2s To perceive the Advantages Of the Ltnd Re-
r. I ressra 70 S ssgs. % ,s o ess you
Unoer The present system the productive cssses in the
City Of New York pay the lords Of the land millions OF
collars annually simply In he wsy Of e'oand rents Do
but hat he rents for The ground enhance The reo for the
houses Thus by this system few put The many under
ubute
l. The wortirgmsn sets good wages, the landlord In.
The for the mpeor, for snemens Increase
ne in Fn,eps VIM ssip.busers wee wsnted 70 build
vees convey provisions ine Atsnuc tho land
lords IN ne quarters Of the city ~tere he were
si'eo Il cir Ttns TO oppr-ssive degree Thsy exported
fom the mstbsuie, ard wortmen large shares OF thsr
etrIir a., by omalding higher rens compelled 10
rr e. hf mercy Of bis landlord IL hs working people
would add together the yearly tribute thus paid BY .bo 10
TIE Tds Of The lar solely nv OF ground rent (thIf
a. for latd uanpror'df0r ne fmDroremenis ds buildings,
&c. cad Jo' an aeeiios n say, sey would add 10
leher h such eXioru"us 10 al our cie- town. and VII
sges IN n Union Boston, New York. Pnladsrh Bait
IN Piliturg Chicsgo, Ht~sutee, Se.l hsy roui be
sson b, ard ndgr ant a. the enOrmitv. Yet II IL
oso osoOih sf the scheme ofref rmin ths abuse 10
",AeeT i1Ionibtify" Ard Why sol Bersnss men
will consent Ia be Stripped Of heb property" The
Pumtb o. TIE bk1ds md The Shfn Inverted Tns
10 pTscrcsbie, bsctuse W DOT consent To be
,upptd Cfhe us Of their daily toll by paving tribute 10
lords no are invested with night over the earth not be-
Lei y, NOV examine the landlord and tenant system
drT cher aspects This sy.em crogis The vnrking peo
pc The producing classes In courts, alleys and a. healthy
Itft tow cities Ii depnyes hem Of gardens for
lots cut too small aud the wives and children OF
working peOple csnnol cu rate garden nor nor
fui, nor oTnan enA TeeI nor heep COW They cannot
prove their tenemeus; for rey know they Nj occupy
Ihtm but for 'ho ru and II they increase he beauty
END comfort Of their wef 70 by setting out trees erAnI
bushes shfubhey, by painting pap-rng the house,
by moving uui,srees tie rent Is raised upon them
for The petition 10 obtain he house n Increased Hence
their eneuents uncomfortable Al unhealthy. and their
CHI dren brouRh up In the Of eeI' and corrupt each
oher " idoWB with orphans and other women depend
on ther exerors pay heavy rents ID receive
snail wages Thus sprrg up an Increasing demand isr
psuTel houfes peniientses and stro0g Pol ce Taxes
Accumulated snd taxes all other expenditures,
btlaisy PAID by the producing classes who aoue ere
ale or produce wealth. msh, continue he enumeration
Of ihefe eylis, but space viii not permit
See now the advantages Of the Land Reform system.
Fseb or woman has Home There Homes for
oil Rers will exsino more-sl eaS rot rents for land
Houses will be consFucrd on principles aaspteJ TO neah
tud pleasure Women children and men will lake pleasure
Ptrdeurg and In fIuii and The widow
! viii have Home. The dwelers in villages and towns
nby Ltve outlots he Keeping Of COW Large cities
political ulcers. Uldr the Lard Reform plan, the
Mechsp es would be distributed By thsir own voluntary
choice IN toWIs Villages ciies through
he coubuy; ard thus the Agrcuuriss the mscnAncs AZ
and HSIuse would be biosght rear 10 esch
ohtr and would not reed Of artificial protective
systems Pcor-houses ard peniensries would he dimin
isttd ard eventually disappear 1.-The good time would
! he reA z,d " hen every msn and woman would have
; Hone and every one's hearh-siOne be sacred
lesve the reader complete The pic space does
rot peTnit ne Ard why shall this great reform be
tccomI sied VIII town lot and cityot soecuaors pre-
ventui VIII those who usurp 9 Loydship over Gods
earth preventui Let them Try Il Asue might thy a..
tupito tay bach he Of he sun 10 the Heavens
Lee hem nv bat Jet them rot that the sysem 10 .
iheey nJsnibify b,ezus trtg not content 70 Be
,.tTJed IF rAeir pTopett" Tor 10 The praeBl sys,e.
I Of rykt A Land r.