New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

a. rest lsye - inquire wha eI-cf this has u8o1 NJ
with re.pect 10 the state taxes. With tha farmers
IN the country, their policy j. 20 keep down value
III The ASSESSOR would raise the valuation their snts
fom ter 10 Twelve dollars they would dismiss him with
ceren on, fihey act thus how !. that have -ub
iifd 20 patiently be feeced year after year know
fbO but that given by Betty for the indifference dis
pa ID ~ GELS under similar operation because " are
us. 70 H." Cheers and Laughter Let us see then t1s
eff Ct this has 10 reference 10 the r-siive
proportion Oftsxes pay, with respect To the other prs
q the STATE Why wepaJ nesr the ooehs OF tie taxes TOT
which bound in common with the State They keep
down the valuation of property We est nate ours a the
hghtst possible v.ue 10 the utmost extent tn the highest
breaking point Hear. hear) We pay over million for
Public Schools, and in addition 20 supporting our IN
Schools psy than hundred tn nd dollars
for n support Of Schools in the Other parts OF the STATE
do not mIan Of this because II IS the heol tax There
il oiher money in the shape Of tax .ton which would
pay with aacry than the hoo tax. and 50 think
OUg ht all ether do not ~ this fr purpose ou
say il because Il is and give proof Of my devotion
to the public school syten for instead o Sending my own
children elsewhere as might DO -enf them To the public
schools. What viii be ihe legitimate effect nj we
slrtady see II Look at Willamsburgh Brooklyn jersey
CITY Wtstchesfer Counfy-the growing cities along the
Hrdsos-si all the thriving Ices rising up around you
the ID ore running 81 Of h- Civ leaving aim Isl depo
pusied and this ia but the legitimate effect Of sv-rta1a-
on We ere however If things 60 on a. they have mere
oiOre done, on'y IN the beginning, for the taxes VIII "
sixieen-yea twenty millions year and then you VIII
people OF every description flying away IRON among
ushe rich and the wealthy the comfortable man and me
industrious well the poor working man, All hyngswy
A. did the righteous o from the burning SDd0m lcheers
That time is far distant you may imagine II TINS
present system be not speedily arrested Already s Fl
ecs visible on the poor worsing man "hers can ho
find himself shelter his head How afford the
uesns 10 pay for roof 10 him We see every day
fite or liver Of the families these of toll crowded
and budoec together in some damp unwhoesone place
some dark alley posslhy-where the cheering sun never
enters the clear wholesome air ever reaches 10 Pur
" or iLygCrate What but this overt Ramon ns oet tne
cau.e Of all these strikes and combnt Ons of the abOrer
az the arzan Thee combinations OF labor az tnst
CAPITAL to resist the combinations OF capts sgat
Hen God nd trG
not blame the lsboling man iorihe@ moVemens-n-y are
but struggle for life and i natural for want to struggle
relieve itself though may not very clearly percevetne
mode ip hch this relief il to he obtained eel fr these
poor EN- sympathse with them-ai tell them that all
the evils Of which they complain in this City CAUSED oy
oyef-ts1atOn 1 know will tell you. maj the poor
man has been persuaded that his interest best consulted
by high expenditure This il not for It requires no
poii, al ecoDomis'Do Adam Smith, INFORM Us tha' ~
every struggle between capital and labor tue former VIII
ttmJ and the latter be made to KICK me De nm IN ese
TAXATION and in the ratio every thing Increases the
landlord will put the additional taxes as rent on MS mouse
the butcher the JOINT of meat the baker on ms loA the
grocer biz teas and sugar and every der on ne Ar
tices he has dspose of;al will take care OF then
selv esand the poor the lsborDg man. IN the eed
will have to pay all But the laborer is IN this use like
the veTburdened and patient that produces ne crop
treaos the grain but tastes not OF the irut what IS
capital without labor what wealth Why all the ID OF
California peIf tlv worthless without Labor; without
the earth Itself nothing Labor IS The productive qnay
applied to the soil which produces wealth Inc cap oy
exists but without labor there be No wealth Labor
the wealth Of nation; and If asked what Is wealth
# desired to define i'll would say labor laoOr-stil Ia
borl lCheers And yet, uotwiih ndug all this we are
told that the burden all this does not fall on the poor
man. 1t is a mistake my friends great mistake re
collect when here first, now many years ago IN
bued with all my country notions OF economy aud when
hi, City great II now L. that the then
Controller the book containing the accounts Oh the
expenditure of your City. VS. quits shocked at seeing
even then the large amount OF tax on rased mere DtS
over two millions and in talking 10 of your officials
Who made politics trade, mode OF earning livelihood,
expressed my astoni,hmeDt al this enormous eNpendi'
III hauy that linz
ule submitted 20 il. Oh : answered he. It Is very
easily ocOunted for. There thirty forty thousand
persa Ds in this City who have property, and yet both
The, al their families have 10 live and beng unwilling TO
ah they have live by their wits and by the labor OF
ohers They attend Primary Meetings where The respect
able and the of property do not Ike - GO ana
if they do 20 there they get gentle admontOn TO stay
away in the shape Of knock down or tw As the case
may require and there they will not 20 again or give any
moie trouble. These sharp witted men will thus nom
mate such men FIR M1elmrn ana other oHcefs AS
will give them out fat jobs by which they can live But
tbs is rot 80. IL damnable hertsy. IL strikes down
the strong strvfs the poor mas VILE ana taxes inc
food IRON the mouth Of bis innocent babe Whie those
lazy WTeChcs deluxe the poor man ana Pc ' no
n belief that IN r prodigay adv nces his IN trests
What ere We to gain by the aneoomens proposed IN
he first place The legislative power ot the CITY - To be
rev raa1zed Each ward Is 10 divided into districts
and sixty COunchmen elected. Instead oil having Two
from each ward both representing th9 sam. IN
trest We viii have matters more generally hlsed at
co we oct by That One benefit is perfectly OBVIOUS
When certain arguments not addressed to the heart or
head but 10 the pncket-uot 10 say lhit Aptl-h ever
listen 10 such arguments Iapplus ire ohered mere
woud lie rather ucOnveneut number ~ hands 10 Do
preoso 1t will take rather OIL than these pure pa
uois will be willing 10 pour our nurulArly wheh con
uected with the fourteenth svcion OF i~ airio chdTi'
which provides that shy Alderman convicted OF bribery
shall have he privilege OF exchanging his Wht7 palace N
tie Park her palace up the river Tor hVe or ten
years. " hat Else do gam Hereafter All contracts
instead of being gwen 10 p'i,al ttvofIrs are 70 D.
advertised and far and open competition invited IN
srdi.iIg power j. 10 be created under the Control
Of the Board Of Finance, and unrer The eye oi inc Ep0d
little Cato who lresides over that iner-s-tnh pure
patriot aho has proved such hard nut Tor tls aldermen
IN crack lAppsuse1 Long he live, and long my
lac side over tie financial int rests OF this City. (Ie
mendous sppause 1h aldermen are 20 be Invested OF
si iudci power; and rather that since tins An
ment was made the eAbeln oi justice on ne Top
f the City Hall bas dropped her balance AID been
clothed I'm mourning tAppause.l / might e1pauate,
Int time foroids The residue remains with you and II
YOU comeup the work 1t is secure. The adversary
Silent ard sneakirg now, but Tuesday next you Will
Sc plerty of the harpies who have heprd on the City
Tfesrv sNarning ike the veurn on the banks OF the
Nile Ii Democrats and Wiig-. u nd Shells and SON
shells Hun kers and Barnburners Woody Heads and Soit
Heads al unite, and the route Of ne adversary VIII De
complete aud thtn your future vii Do full OF high hope
and cheering ambition ,,.
CrnrIs W NoYEs ESQ being introduced to the audience,
spoke as follows;
SPEECH oF e. ~. MOVES.
Fon Citizens After the briAn. address 20 which you
have lust listened my own feelings would tempt me TO de
cline speaking lest should say something that might be
calculated TO destroy the favorable impression TIA; has
been made on your minds bat feel that my duty requires
il The movement in which are engaged has been
spontaneous Why it, that within two or three years the
taxes Of the City have grown % enormous ~ extent
This vear 100000 have been added over those Of last
year How much Of this enormous increase goes into the
pockets of those who have levied these taxes leave you