The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14
Land Reform Meeting In New York.
A New Political Movement.

A large meeting OF land rsIomers was held in
Tammany Hall, NewYork, on the evening of the
Sd inst 1t came off after much preparation, and
was intended to be the effective demonstration Of
the strength of new and powerful party, who are
to establish great peoples platform for the Presi-
dental canvass of 1852, with The howery and at
tractive motto" Homes for ALL" Lei democrats
and wings, who will not give Homes for all, -
stand aside. The work has began, and vigorously
will the campaign be carried on This is the latest
grand movement Of the undying Hunker section
of the democracy of New York over which barn
burning superior enterprise" has, for some time
past, been growing most Justify. 1t has struck ter
ror into the ranks Of the barn-burning democrats,
and parayzed their leaders, by this first well pre-
pared demonstration. II has created a necessity
for new issues and new combinations among all
the democrats of NewYork, who, for a long time
past, have been painting for place. power and presi-
dental patronage, under the influence of some old
party prestige and banded strength on the one hand
and of some black mouthed abolitionism on the
other, 1t will bring on its immense platform, al
once, nine-tenths of the genuine rank and file OF
the John Van Buren, mutitudinous army Not one
of these ever owned slave, and all of Them hur.
rahed for John when he gave them good democratic
doctrine to abolish slavery; but now they have a
far more valuable hobby, and as few of them ever
owned home, their shonts will rend the air al
they now listen to the orators, during the coming
Presidential contest, giving, in prospect, Homes
for all.
1t will be no secret to those who have studied
| the "men and measures" of Tammany Hall for
many years, what the strength Of this new reform
party is destined to be- when they observe the
names Of the men who have manauvred to put i,
forward with so much popular odor, and the ar.
rangements of their opening night The President
of the meeting was William Jay Haskell the SEQ
rotary was DR.. lngraham, formerly editor of the
Globe, and among the thrty-eight Vice PRESIDENT
and nineteen Secretaries, selected represent ever,
ward in the city of NewYork flourish the names
Of Florence Mccarthy, William B. Maclay JOIN
O'Connor, Elijah F. Purdy, and many more grea
chiefs in Tammany during the halcyon days O
pure and invincible hunkerism. Letters were rea,
at the meeting from Hon. Andrew Johnson and A
o. P. Nicholson, of Tennessee Hon. James d
Westcott, late U. S. Senator from Florida, an,
Isaac P.Walker, of Wisconsin. Several speeche
were received with deafening applause. Resolu
tons for I" homes for all Z" were adopted with tn
most satisfactory quantity of enthusiasm, and Isaa
P.Walker, of Wisconsin, was unanimously nomi
, mated for the Presidency in 1852, subject to tn
decision of the National Convention. Walker an,
Wisconsin" is now the rallying cry in NewYork
The U. s. mail steamship Cherokee, Captain
Windle, left this port on Friday morning, the 13t
inst, at o'clock, with the following passengers
for NewYork, Havana and Chagres:
For NEwYoRE-Major T Hess and lady Major Hau
and family, Mrs Gould, child and servant w Valentine AM
oSsn .na All ss hy lady
Mime Hanson. Mime Darmart, Mrs Chase. Mrs & Smith
Victor, Mms Richee, Mr. Parker, r w Troth, M Are
lady and child, + Cowen and lady Nine Adler Colon,
Aissreaa Mr. Gslody, 6 w Holmes. w Mclean. Mrs
Allen. MT Davis Ms Palke, Il Lambert. M selignsy
Covert, kink. y Hobart, H Hardy. Mr. Van OslIon
| w Skidmore. Geo s kaussr, lady and sister, Nine I'm
rantbeau daughter and servants Miss Hachapelt
Mn Post child and nurse. Miss L Dean and nephew Mi
w Arthur. daughter and two children. Robt Abbott tw
Ms Pesse, Miss Tui. Master William TUFTS. Sir an
| Mn Hall, Col Nudge. Nine Deieanteaud, Mrs Lacey
Mrs Buckley two chiid.en and servant, Mn Clarke an
child Nj. z Basdlp Mrs Coek and child, Mis-. Curis,
Bourgs Troisgras. ChsIrolat Msrts, A Andrads,
Wampler, Surveying, E Feilsin, w Gould, A Rol
Thomas Bailey, Cotton, Al Wsddell, Mott, Miss
Bspum. MnWard and child. Curis. NJ Howland-an
VI Ia the Storage.
| FoR HAvANA--R Sanchez. J Senehez, l. Duvigneaux.
| Bache.
| FoK CHAGREs-H Wilkinson. J Berger. II Wheeler.
| Hlyetu, pobson. Y Garrett. VIM Brady, Wilson
Ms Berger A Johnson, lady and child Mrs G Odds Nj
and three children Mrs ockett and 6eryant, Mrs
naisntine, Mrs Whorey Mn ClsrSe, Miss Mc(setiy,
fmnps, Murphy, lady and chid-and " Storage.