New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

svre lava 10 accordance with the .oioKiag pra
That the furher ssl,. Of tn. pablo l.,ds Of ai.
sss e prohibited ,td that ss De 20 o. IN fans sd 't'
70 Limit the .tiy Of land that any Persoa shall hare
"a, al q ~a,. b 81. e.psc,iully submitted
Na aIBUrasor. bEN. Pace.
IEA r. DAVIS, ROBERT GgAxr
B.A BaILEY. JoHs CrsHEEroso.
WILLIAM Row.
A vote taken upOn tbs above report which re-
quilted IN it, unanimous adoption.
Mr.. JoHS COaNRRFoRD, chairman of the commit
tee appointed at the Hops Chapel meeting for the
purpose Of presenting memorial % Congress t1e
subject Of the Homestead b II stated that he had been
70 Washington, and had had interviews with the
President and msDy Congressman on the subject. All
with whom re cOnversed expressed their willingness
TO lend their Influence in the enactment Of any
tistent las for the benefit OF the working The
memorial was presented 10 the Senate By the II IN.
WIn. II S-ward, and wss by this body referred to
tie Committee on Public Lsnds. Ia the House. 1t
wss presented by Mr.. Cutting and referred to ths
COMMITTEE Agriculture.
Mr. PRICE saio in view Of the courtesy with which
their petition ard Committee had been received at
Washing ton be would offer the folio wing liions:
Re6 That the tbsuks OF this meeting be hereby given
bis Exeeeney the President Of the United states fr the
prompt and kind interview extended 10 the Committee
j.nusy TO memoszs Congress relation d.strbaou
Of 10. pus9 lands Also for the expression Of b, <a
relief Of the great working masses OF our eoun1y.
HesoiTed Tat the conduct Of the Hon VIII am H. Seward
30 pr.sesns memorial of unemployed from
M City in the sensts entities him to the esteem OF his fe
oreitzeDa Unlike many who upon them.e the
charge this greet duty impes him % ses that the
Rtsoe5 That this meeting daily sensible Of the favor
tended to The wortnsmsn Of this City By tho don Francis g.
npon himself the presentation Of toe m.mor sdopsd At the
nobed BY dis hss the attributes which always Characterize
the consuet OF the true s-nusmsc.
Penney vspa aud snsryetc fnsn1 Of the honsstsad
I'LL hat have full confidence in his ability aud deter
share a. TO secure lie passage at the present sesaoa
the ens, Of the ome,te.d bill 10 tbs s,pats Of
Representatives Believing do that these are nad
tsotn ". .hsi continue 70 bo % th.t kidd provdsocs
them thst rewsd which such services merit la
:oeh Offering viii B. .ocsed the more especially the prayer
pn, FROM the hearts Of taoe who have no'aos to bs,o*
but thai which be invoked from Him who the great d
pen.eT Of ell true happiness
The r,solations were submitted to vote, and uuau-
imOusly adopted.
Mr Ira b DAVIS from the Committee on Organ
izsti0n, read the following:
System OF ORGANIZATION eF THE FRIENDS or MA
TIoSAL INDUSTRY.
Ia,sntioa-To the whole rights Of the individual
Theory Of and Effects -wberes in the earl, history
adapted to the wants Of The nhsbaSs which
qd BE- hsSeG 10 con With the sad
toecua progress OF mansnd we see In the present
the bands ola capitalists evidences Of inherent de-
feet land and monetary sy'tem developed 70 impor
ueusty of degree Of unparalleled degradation
I'D
with power iei'ine, Of
nation We therefore propose the following means for
Pre1osa. 70, ResSy By the enactment Of Laws by
Congress- prohibiting all farther traffic in The public domain
snd distributing the in limited quantities fol- the OF
70 The nsctm NJ laws By the several States limiting
the quantity of land peroa IA. hereafter acquire
70 accomplish the adoption Of these Fundamental principles
propose the following system OF organization and concert
Sr'e of Organization Thi. association shall be I.pre
having collateral mttees which viii be institute 10 ea;h
5 nd s sesa e. US sn
subsequently, BY ballot through majority OF the ear1ed
q The Cenrsl COMMITTEES in New York shall be the Exe,u
tive Committee OF the whole organization subject TO cond
vote Of the members Of Local Collateral Association in
Ne~Yo,t OF until majority q the votes Of the VIII lie As'9
cons, oihe daeren. Assoatons Of New York iastu
ed who shall continue in office until the Organization com
rlete.
5 The Collateral Committees Tor Asociaon shall make
TO the Central Committees three mouths the
number Of membeD ami other information OF Interest 10
the organization.
To every member of the rules ofthe Association shall
Re delivered with card OF membership for which the sum OF
Every Local Association shall appoint Captain AMI Lieu
tenant whose duty shal be 70 appoint Sergeant every
the duty Of the Secretary Of Association notify
Captain and LeuieDsn these again shs notify the Sesssnts
who ssain shall notify the members II his sect on.
Purposes Of The Asocatcn 1T is the intention of this Asso
citation s.'se The land and currency reform by local lee
amtusng lectures &c and the election to Office Of only
ssnzstion In urthefsnee Of This view it shall also
duty Of the Central Committee Ia NewYok have prac
condensed political printed general
ds,rbuion ct cost together with suoh other generally import
eatises the land currency aud othet questions may
be deemed advisable Each Association shall the Cen
COMMITTEE the of aod half cents elk for
each member which shall be Transmitted by es Collateral
Association to the Central Committee as often once 10 three
months.
At the termination OF every quarter the Secretary Of the
Central Comdse shall likewise transmit prntet monograph
Of the entire Of the both financial and
tics each collateral branch thereof should % deemed
dent alter amend the rules of this Organization the
Central Comm shalt digest such be
notify the Collateral Association of that deemed most eff
II the majority assent The Cen 1a COMMITTEES
s then noy the entire orgapzsn that the improved fues
adopted Such local mtees device such suosai
they shall deem expedent and any local reform
nessure which association desire, running parallel
with the general shall be supported in every avail
able manner by the entire association
The above was also read In German.
Mr.. DAVIS then made speech, in which he whipped
al the political parties of the present day and said
that the workDgDen must repudiate them al. lie
said that the workngmen all over the Unlon-no MAJ
ter from what land or of what religion-must fra
ernse together for the purpose OF carrying out their
grand object and securing the rights which they had
So long been deprived of. AT the conclusion OF Mr.
Dayiss remarks the plan of ganlz alton was adopted
Speeches were then made by Mr. BAILEY, the Pres.
dent and Mr.. CoNMERFoRD, on the subjects OF Land
Reform the Banking s. stem of the State Political
Corruption etc. They were followed by Messrs
HESTER and RAGLE, who addressed the meeting IN
German, exploding the objects Of the movement and
exhortiDg Germans 10 cast aside al their preludces
and unite therein.
The meeting then adjourned.