New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
can do Nv writing 10 the Secretary and complying Wn
d., conditions ST forth N this declaration
Toux cou~FRFORD OLIVER WHITE
.p-trr,p ~ AIR ~ WILLIAM FOWLEkr
THOMAS A DEvYR JAMES HAHwELL,

THOMAS A DEvYR JAMES uAAWELL'
JOHN wTyDT
Mr. Conmerford offered the following resoiutsors'
which. on morton, were added TO the report
Re,olrsS That TIE exposure OF the attempt ofhe orig
majors Of Benuct;'s BILL ~ rob The Government or pe
pe Of ffvst hous Of Of knd. or n other WorS
&c the extent Of the eos; value o. sven,y,so 80
dollars BY Hon. A. c. Doi-e, OF Iowa shod AWAKEN ne
masses in relation the disposal Of tn Pubic Dom Is
,1hbition OF TIN. daring shee Of preuefaied roooer oy
the unprnciped agentso OF fore n and douiesc
70 Obtain the possession Of the homes Of future senefAoS
onlv proves that they the enornity OF tr pHPreS
upou The .zpposed stupidity OF their fellow-ctEens
P(,o-,d That the thrnss OF this meeting be gwen 20 Non
Thomas Benton or the faithful adherence 70 ts her.
ds-rbution OF tie Pubic Lands Ever good citizen wno
wishes for the continuance of the Republic, snx ousy
.v,its the rerod hen this pablo servant sld
will srAn resume his rare in National Councils 70 ,er
ret ont corruption and expos perpetrators 70 the inds
nation and chasfisrrnen IT they deserve.
Mr. W V Barr who has been spending some time
in the Western Reserve Of Ohio, called upon 20
mike some statements in regard 20 the sentiments OF
the people there upon the subject of Land Reform
Mr. Barr said So far a. I travelled in Odio found
that the people generally were in favor OF Land he
form. and they were invariably asking Of me what
the friends Of this reform were doing IN New-fork
I told them that we had returned 10 Congress
two members who were friend. 10 the Land
Reform They said that they had done equally
a. well having also elected from The Reserve two
members TO Congress friendly 70 this reform -
Throughout the election campaign, Hon. David Todd
was stunning in that State, and the Land Reorrn was
one Of the foremos, arguments put forth in favor OF
Democracy. Wade and Giliingslr were also:on the
stump and claimed 10 be friends Of th.i reform and
BY this means were elected, while NJ. Newton who
was opposed TO i, defeated the vote OF every
village wus cast in favor Of the Land Refomers The
reserve is composed of nine Counties and IL the
stronghold Of the Refomers. they being the nrst
party and there Is 10 fear Of any Ant Land Reiormer
being returned to Congress from that reserve. The
report which has just been adopted should be extea
svely adopted there, and i, would be the means OF
doing much good. There is not the least doubt but
that with proper efforts, societies would be formed
in every County. ln the western portion of this
State there Is also great interest manifested IN the
success Of this reform.
Mr. Keyser moved that the following gentlemen be ap-
pointed Central Committee of the Land Reform
League: John Commerord, Oliver White, h. A.
Bailey, VIM Fowler, T. A. Dayyr, James Maxwell.
John Windt Ab'm Sharrot w " Barr, D. Marsh.
Dsn1 Oakley, Francis smith, L. Musqueerer, VIM.
Rowe Geo w. Evans jesse FERGUSON, J. A. Heath.
and J. W Keyser, Secretary The meetsg was then
sdournedt to NEE, The place on Thursday even
ing Dec o.