New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

Ina few DAYS however under preten sc Of senf,nr
him TO Georss Tennessee. he effected the reetse
of BoldIBg sent him - Augusta Georgia. then e 20
Nashville, Louisville, CIncinBatl and New YORK.
The eItortions.e pricr Of 81 90 has been pud the
papers executed and BoldIrg has gone to PouSn-
keepslf, he and his rejoicing wife Impiorng bless
g. the heads OF alt who have AIDED In his return
IN freedom.
Il IT to be wondered a. that a law which corlt 80
u.e al innocent man this law has used John 30 a
irg, should have received but one vote OF the ~
members of Cor gress from the State of Newly ORR
And is ha woDeer that that one man vas strung up
between The heavens ana the EARN By his constItu'
"nis at The next election And rs It any wonder
list even the cotton OF TIE Express Qlalief and
oodged the vote for such law And IS every man
N be prescribed from Office Who thinks this Ia v
could be. or sfsulc be, 81 modified IS 70 allow man
IKE Boiling to have tnal by twelve Of his peers,
and right of appeal from an erroneous decision
SHIP-BUILDiNG Al NEWBURGH.-A friend,
IN whose judgment We have The fules: confidence.
sends US the foloang brief notice Of the new fore
|, sud-sit hooner J. c. Nelson. now nearly com
peied. by Thomas {. Marvel, Of Newburgh
This beautiful schooner as she is tand II IS the
nth one he has built IN the last two years was butt
for Martin & Nelson. OF New-lork, by Thomas :.
MARVEL and Is to be commanded by Caos. Thomas
smith and 10 be launched on "Wednesday, the 18th
;Dst, all rugged and equipped ready for sea. Her
eimGSsions are length of keel, l05 feet. length
over all, lis feet breadth of beam, % feet depth
ot bod, 10 feet dead rise at hah floor, o inches
eel add keson white oak, and thoroughly boltet
With /. inch copper bolts Her frame Is 1--we oak,
" bite oak and locust, and Is thoroughly copper-fas-
tened and has been thoroughly sailed on the stocks.
In fact she Is the nOolest specimen OF schooner
craft ] ever saw.
Mr. Thomas s. Marvel, the builder. has a large
saw mill on his place, and A large blacksmith shop,
ad Gees an his own work. He mas JUS, sent TO sea
/, IL ,arce rev schooner built by him for Mr. Durfee,
-. all River and has all the conveniepces and ma
tals for building vessels OF any size or DESCRIPTION
IS GOOD As any where else In the vicinity OF New
NoiA HI has also NO ways for hauling out and re-
oal1ug vessels. His extensive establishment is
about ore hundred rods south of PANEL, Ramsdell
{ Co ;. aiew yarcs from the railroad depot.
This schooner is named after 5. C. Nelson, the
JUNIOR partner 81 Martin & Nelson who own her
arc FURNISH her outfits and COS. nearly $4,000 she
vii lie at the foot of Frankin-st st. next Monday and
-ae Ia ance OF the week, and the builder and own
erS will be happy to show her up.
CRY INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS deception
Of nessutb, and the Transferring Of Bounty Land
i ltq-rantsAt the session OF this body on Iuesday
evening, number OF new members were receiver
and resolution adopted appointing committee 10
wait upon and welcome Louis kosSuth m behalf OF
he vorkingmen of New Ork, and also resolution
fIom Victor Hanhot calling for the Adoption oil .oe
Tammany Hall Resolution commenting tne aoan-
conn en-; by our government OF the neutrality POSI-
ton heretofore maintained, where the people OF o,hef
goyenmt ntS were struggling to obtain Iheu HOsI-
Ices Ihls Suhlet referred 10 a NOthiibtCV, az
Ter an able debate 10 report al 1t, next meeting.
DR. Young, from the Committee appointed LOT the
puruose. presented the following report oil mehlo-
RAJ 10 the Congress Of the United States, IN relation
10 Bounty Land Warrants which was adopted
To me Honcrdtte tie Senate and House Of Representa-
fatreS, IN Congress assembled: 49,
The undersigned respectfully represent: That
hey were appointed Committee OF the Industrial
Congress OF NeW-lOrk, to memorable your honor
able bodies against any amendment of the most re-
cent Bounty Land Act, passed At the session OIL AZ"
So giving TO the soldiers OF the vans OF our country
certain Quantities CT land, upon conditions OF
uersoIal and bona tGe entry OF their Claims unless
80 10 amend such act as to make more strnsen! us
pfoyIsioI and render absolute settlement ana I'M
gIovemt nj OF their grants condition precedent 70
. title from Cove rnmeht-or IN the eVtAt shch con-
dltiohs might become onerous to some, fairly en-
utied to the consideration Of the people ana the
bCnehceuce of GOyerumeG., the substitution OIL
money bOunty II lieu of land, would, IN the esthnt-
tor OF our memouaistS meet both the appreciation
Of the people and the merits OF the case ana iurnsh
10 cause OF ceLSre except 10 mat class OF men tha
Ia every country speculate upon the necessities OF
the race AID deliberately forecast the increase Oh
population and the demand for land likely to accrue
| RON such increase within gwen period. ana theh
a. delbera anteGate It's possession Win We"
| IN enrich themselves at the expense OF the people,
| while scattering them tentod the area OF
gOuud they can prohtaoy improve, either iof thelf
INDIVIDUAL benefit or the welfare oil The community
NJ which they may reside, OF the country AT large
while they at The same time withhold from sale all
choice locations. al mines, streams, the BEST iaoS
the forests codl-beds. and every spot hkey 10 pc
come the future sites OF commercial mHts, with a
VIEW stl further render tributary 10 theta tnoSe
whom necessity drives to the outsku!- OF clvllZt-
to, for bread and employment. or Tor the means 10
affair that independence Of position wnrn consul
luies tie am and The "oIthncsSol lhe uthOciai0
citizen and the progress o. Inc age. -.
Ynpr menoTIaists conceive the rights o every clll-
yer are infnpged upon, where the ituS Oh country
;Ie ImprovIdeniy sofa 10 those no seea Ihem NOT
for afrsonal and occupation, and thas the duIy Oh
IN nj
- 10 prevent the accumulation OF sO III the nihus vi
a few by any and all within their POKER, and
much more MAJ they claim at the hands OF fhsugo'-
ernn, mt that wise and humane foreihoug ntedness,
that stall leave 10 20 the citizen for holding
IA contempt the laws AID institutions he IS presumed
10 Understand and TO have hGseff created or con-
ned 10. , ,,
TIE parent or trustee % an estate that should so
manage his trust as TO give to- or permit !e" OF It's
hens to monopoze Its benefits, to inc exclusion o'
the vastly larger body OF those entitled % the Inherit
ance or that would ondly cucumber such estate oy
anticipating its revenues TO squander upon fdyorites
or In usofy spscu and expectations OF tae f1-
ture law lustIce, and common sense would equal
lyscordemn and subject to punishment or puoG ecu
..,e and your memoriaists cOnceiying the relation
your honorable bodies bear TO the people ana 70 the'
the same IN essence As thai whlcn CONSTITUTES
the parent and trustee, would cIdin AZ your
hands for the benefit OF the race, ana OF lne
Amercap ne ple especially, such laws IN rela-
non 20 the future disposal Of the Puohc Ian is OF
our country shall most tend 10 compact se''le
meRts of the people upon them ana idc,li'ase .e so
tobii sbmeut OF common schools, canals, ROADS, ana
every other desirable improvement oil the aSes
or. sent and prospeciive-a result thai cannos DC
reached and that seems not 10 De ueSIcu " 'iooo
who WOULD throw open to spectators laaus oStetsi
b devoted 10 the ment OF the soldier for services
r,udt red IA The country, while deeply Infringing 'he
nights Of others and the public interest
Eour memorialists, IN conclusion, would observe
that The public mud IS ripe for the occasion snu op-
nr,nnry 10 settle the unsold lands OF Iae mon
MAT The spirit which animated our faIhefs OF she
Revolution has revived ron the exhaustion vi 'hi'
.,tthe later wars OF the.Repuolic, and UNDER sne
hotter educational auspices OF the tunes, u oesei
mined to conquer It's liberties anew, ana ~tess
t,ou the Grasp ., monopoly and money l"nioh snoIh
:, a,IueS be the servant, not master OIL the Peopc'
our fathers denied 10 the laws OF piunoseh
- and entail Nor would your memon aiis's ON"
~ Deserve thai the conviction OF the puohc ihhd -
srslnst iae principle Of granting BOUNTY Ltnas
60 ~ The soldlefs not because they are not 'he
S.la,sr,, due but because he seldom reaps ou'
oe,y Of the beLeht INTENDED by such grants, ana De-
az the man OF honest toll, upon whom the odi
- md e.n.nses vi all vars sainly tdli Is denie1
-, cou,l g ann 10 re ard and the worlds esteem oy