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They ought to be able to poll 900 votes fnhs .g
population OF i2 600 poll 400 good land tform as
He raid that he not In the room whep he ruti N
were read but be believed they wersH9 r. the
wings favorable let them vote TOR the W6YsSS w
democrats we're in favor Of their measures let them up
port he democrats But let not be aseaid 70 haht
III. battle.we are strong party and have sgpigsiy
Influence II We only u'e It, Mr. W concluded ~ oier-
ing the following resolution
Resolved That claim, for every citizen. seeurs and
TO al the finer feelings Of his natare and alound
which cluster the precious Of tbs family
earth il 4 Lords and The and there il
Of sos: u eos .sa"a%
demand ma the prscties adoption q this grac,p';
so1nS r In, 10, prgassts 81. y'os and ths o%
snd their n o,rscted Labor sads sa S,s
pedsnt shss every etsp should have hone y is egu.ly
cry 70 oeoneede the rgh, to-day and dsryo meow Tho
doctrine Of lspd h but natural oroilary
and object check spirit
and Jeuiation in the comon herita q of these states
Who does the which must 10 from suuh
olcyi Instead Of vast tracts Of lands in he
possession hardy iodusrous sctters ~oua blossom
lions Who or seek Tho
to live in the crime By the ds eution u ,ps
labor vi" rsevsd the
ecsme "ertap an e"ua aSor esy seorsssed vii ss
sumo it's just capis and ipDumersbe
theirs coptended will become practical reality Instead of
! est labor, will be attained.
MIR. KrysrR said before acting this resolution he
would suggest that 1t was unnecessary.
good zeal OF difficulty arose in the meeting about
this resolution II went further than the first which
wns confined to the Homestead bl-a length 10 which
many persons would go who were unwilling TO commit
themselves to the general principles Of land reform
hir McGEGsos said he thought they ought to ge for
those who most in favor of them Scott had de-
clared himself in their favor and the wings
their friends than The democrats The wings their
Hal.
for democrat If democrat upheld the principles Of land
reform Scott had said something-Pierce silent.
The land reformers must join party whether the
party at Buffalo at Pitisburg-but let them GO
some party. II had been said that land reform originated
in New York. 1t not He had travelled through
the West and he found the feeling sponaneous every
here The Senators andboIders Even Seward vas
a land hoder-and there but little hope from tho
senate Their only chance of success was in supporting
The whig party
Mr.. SpaAGuE-I am a land rcformer and have mot
come here TO have Scott Pierce any party candi
date thrust down ~ throat
This remark caus.d much excitement, and shs Chair
man called The speaker to order.
Mr. SpRAnuE contibued-We have work to do, and
We want to have it put through The tenants in this
city slaves the landlords MIR Sprague then gave
an account OF a landlord who sat in the middle sf
his yard watching his tenants all day. lie then read
notice of this landlord to the tenants ordering them to
lnit and look for other quarters.
Cries Of " name
Mr. srRAeuE-t Is Hogden or some name Of that
ort.
Mr. DAy-This meeting is called for a specific action,
nd has only reference to the bill before the United
states Senate.
MIR. Pncl--Mr. Day has said, in part, what wanted
o eoy / want TO add something more Many friends
If the Homestead bill not land reiormers Land
formers but small body compared with the friends
IF the Homestead bill Many in the United states
Senate will vote for tbe Homestead bill Who are not
fitnds Of land re In talking of the democratio
part there is mistake which oUght to be corrected
These men not the democratic party who elected
Cas- When we speak OF the pWiy, We mean the men
who muDage-whe draw out programmes, and issue
manfstocs The voters are nobody Ii wanted to in
voters No such thing | would go and zee Isaiah
Dders, such rufiian that Or would see Col.
Ming or the other leaders but would never think Of
goirg to the mass OF voters. What proportion OF the
voters nominated Pierce at the Baltimore convention
" hat proportion, even Of that convention did it
twenty men did 1t all There Is not in this
lsd any influence in nominating the democratic casdi-
late not man among the whole mass Of the people.
they will ali vote tor him ~ President Resolutions
presented ut the Democratic National Convention to
portions Of the public lands 10 actual settlers.
they were referred to the Committee on kesolu-
ions, without any objection: and the Inference
that the convention were friendly to them The com
Lttee however have reported All we ask Is that
he committee of the Senate will carry out what sp
to be the feeling OF the democratic enton
bas been stated that ths wings passed reform mra
ures II is true as general thing that all reform
measures have been carried by whig votes. The whig
arfy don't get the The working almost
nirely with the democratic party md vote with that
sIty Cass and these men are not working men What
lterest hue Cass in the Iiomesteal bill lie knows it
ould inure him. He does not want to pass it, and he
pows The WORKING men will be with him, no mat
ontrary know that they have TO catch working mems
otcs They lay bait, and they propose something that
viii be for the advantage of the working men The bait
akos; large number of working are brought over
the occasion. But with the occasion the connection
les ana the working men 60 back to the democratic
aty If the Senate only pass this bill nine OF the
thousand votes Of the land rormers Of this State
i'll go for Pierce and Ming II the senate does not
he bill il is highly probable that the wings will get
ige number Of the votes If the wording men
The resolution of Mr.. Wit'enburg then passed; but It
as suggested that was unnecessary TO publish it, 40
would overload tie newspapers. 1t will be seen, how
yer that we have given il place.
MIR. KrYstR then moved the following resolutions,
bch he said would constitute link between the two
cts Of resolutions
Resolved That doprccas the tary action Of the Com
nitee on Public Lanes the United States Senate who
eoro that body with the frterioss.a
he lat sands u the present Congress without permt'ns
his phantropc MEASURE TO be acted upjn before the
Ard further. Resolved That we will hOla th. recrcans
tee wtn m Their aqcfs anu @ ns
the Ireseat ConsIeas mature and brns forward tho
nesoy,d That 20 do not the measpre term
tho Home tood ill az full exposition of the prinoiges
pisnee that in time shall be able to gain all thai va
studopsy urged beforethe Ameiian people, fer tho
nst seven Jears.
Mr. snAnnorr said the land reform vote Of this State
10 Geo. and they intended 10 punish the demociatc
urty lie brought up in that party-he sucked de-
locratic milk from bis mother and all his family were
the Gays of Jefferson. But for eight
cars he did not vote with this party There now
riginay democrats but who would now for Scott be-
he better land tefeImer than Pierce the
nate would sustain the ilem BILL the land TO-
would back the wings In the coming campagp or
with the third parry which Is about 70 be organized
Ibe best course pcrhap would be for them 20 SO for
upset the democratic party for II 10 900 went
or Scott what would become OF Pierce! From present
Pierce bad the chances ia his ayor bnt the
ana reorcrs had the baance OF power IN their hands
he king not then 10 night because they hSd
heir busipes TO attend to- but they ief IL TO the mana
ters and when their votes wned they wouu De up
% the mark II do duty conciu1eo the speaker,
sc can puns b these miscaled democrats
Dr YorNG said he in favor OF the adoption OF tne
res esoutious. lie wanted TO correct MISTAKE 10 had
D. en- said that the wings and democrats we're on the
ame lt,el regard to the lana question rms WAS
not 30 The democrats In their platform, had come out
r public lands TO purposes OF revenue.
Ibis was against land reformers The wings, the
rarv were st n left the matter open ques-
ion Before the nomination Of General Scott. he sent
rim the proceedings Of the Industrial Congress In his
accepting the nomination he speaks very warmly
,n the subject though his letter Is rather indefinite.
,Roars Of laughter
Mr. KEYsrR called the q nt'cwsn 70 order
Mr. SPnAGUE will he'd to KNOW IL THIS Mas whig meet