New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

Mn EyTRErrs HIsToRIcAL ADDRESS, fully reported
in our last strikes US as even valuable for what it
so foreiby suggests than for what it beautifully
uresses How could a statesman write what is
tanned in the latter portion of that Address, contrasting
Europe and America in respect to Labor, Wages aud
Iandov ming and not speak for Free Land 10 the
Lsndless and Limitation Of the of arabic soil
which sny one man should be authorized to absorb into
his private possession How can a statesman depict
yydy the consequences OF past errors AMI never give
even glance at the causes True, Mr. Everett ndi-
Gates 1.-The Convent the Court and the University" as
ulaces equally distrustful of bold novelties " and he
has been in succession Divine Minister of State and
the President of wealthy University, hut we submit
tbattbese circumstances will his declining
perceive the legitimate deductions from the premises he
has 50 admirably laid down. Land was given by be-
neuart God for the and benefit of those whose sweat
ard toll should render fruitful aud bouneou and if
MIR Everett had asked those " best governed Tuscan
peasants when be pouring water on refuse grape
skins in order 20 procure thereirOm beverage because
unable buy the wine offered abundantly at cent
fask, whs they were unable TO enjoy the grapes ahd
olives in which their cots empowered, they
would doubtless have replied, Because those mus. bs
reserved pay the rents due ~ our AndOrd"-said
landlord being the linea descendant legal heir VI
some Goth, Hun Lombard VINO acquired the title
originally By beating the brains "a his Roman prede
ce..or on his own hearthstOne. IL Lanl Monopoly,
with irs natural foster child Slavery thai destroyed irst
the Roman Republic, then the Roman Empire; IL il
Land Monopoly that is crushing Out the soul Of the
European Peasantries and rendering the lrn establish
neut Of Republican institutions throughout the Old
Weird work OF difficulty, it is Land Monopoly vita
tbe eousequent ignorance degradatDH aad 4
the sborng Class that will have capped the vitality 0f
ills Reuubc if il shall ever be destroyed An intsl-
GENT independent leoInahry, knosing 40 landlord be-
nah the sky and fearing Do ejecuneui from their
homes unless by invading bayonets. nust ever be
the strength ard stay Of Republic. 10 call .hsl Re
uubEe no matter What its political constitution wherein
dozen men might legally eject snd exPelhaf the voters
from the State, Illusion mocAery To vest the
ownership of the soil IL ios cltiyator AMI bind the la
ter to the former by ties Of interest security and
property should he primary Gins Of true Republic.
Such are the lesson which Nh Everett Aidress sug
eests and which regret nat il did not directly pro
claim Massachusetts, has contributed one pow eTiui
voice and steady the Senate to the cause Of FREE
Homes We cannot abandon the hope that she vii hence
forth speak one language and east vote still more de-
eided and effective. Mr. Everett exhibits wisely and
noby tie syirR which interest well as duty requires
that We should greet the poor exies whom Europe Is
driving in thousands to our shores: is well for to
employ cur abundance in clothing and feeding them bat
how much better to win them fast possible free
allotment for each, from immensity Of Wild unocca