New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-30
LIST oF NOS-PRoDUCkRs.
First DIr,si0n.

vtrSr Division DOMESTIC rON-PRoD CcERs.
l., Thre-qUar;ers Of the WOMEN in cliies. ami
half Of those in the country, are unProduc,vc. from
their occuiaion in household work, caused by do-
nestle complication Their day. labor "a only es'i-
mated in Political Economy Al fifth of that at Man
ID Thrco-foarths of CHILDEEN. perfectly USE
e., ia cities and of but little Use In tie country.
owing to their mschieyousuos- and want 81 skill.
81 Thre, folrths Il SERVANTS al. Wallets,
whose labor i, tu, the effect OF household compli-
cation. particularly in kitchens half OF those emil
Moved in stables are also useless rs Their labor -
he effect of tie present incoherent system in rs
.ocia,ion they would become superiluous.
These three Classes. whose inacton il the re-
.,,l, of the pre.cni household organization, form
.spnrata diyi, ON in the Ser.e. cf Nor-Producef..
IL Association they viii cease 10 BE- useless. be
cans. iu.t division ct functions, and an apPrr-
n,iatc arbitration ot sexes and ages, Will reduce
- a fourth or filth the number OF MINDS, when
~, u,,y absorbed in the immense complication ~
our isolated fimlic. or incoherent households.
src.>D DIVISION social sos PRODUCERS.
;th. ARNlr. bv sea and land-wh.rh, besides
absorbing large portion of the public revenue,
diver, from productive labor the most robust ct te
p,pulation, AMI prcd,ro.e them Ia depra'ity by
f,rciug them to .scrihce. IN parasitic Junction
year. " hich they should employ IN acquiring shti.
,nI ability in work. for which they lose all ts-,e
in a military lie Tho vast force II men and ma
chine, called All Army, Is engaged IN producing
,o,hi-g. while awaiting 10 De employees IN dcsiric-
ton. TIL. second funct Oh vii b. menlion.G
hereafter We here view the Army only "a re-
.pects .,agnaton aud idiene...
5,h. Fiscal AGESrs. What aa enormous guam
,;,v Of hand. does the Custom-Hocso alone absorb
Letu. add gaIhcrcrs inspectors ard he ar'ns o.
clerks employed in the complicated adminisuatla n
of s,ntes and Cities. How many could return TO
productive Industry in order OF things IN which
each Association will pay, a. body, ia dre' 10
Government.
oh. 4 full half Of MANUFAcIrREs, which are.
considered useful but which are rciatsreiy uHPro-
dp-tise, OWING to badness ct quality. \ shoe
maker who makes pnir OF boots that RIP Al tno
erd Of Inc week. wastes lis time, and i relatively
unproductiye. Although 30 labors, he produces
,oihing of value, and mig ht as well have remained
IDLE. The same observation applies TO tie immensc
amount 1t objects hich a,e manufactured merely
70 BE- sold. without reg.ri to E,c.) General per-
s.c,io in Industry would reduce the waste and w-ar
Of manufactures TO the half and often three-qaarters
OF what it !. at present, particularly in Governmc II
works. which every one tines 10 cheat.
7th Nine-tenihs OF MERCHANTS and Commercial!
AGENTS; a tue system OF Commerce would effect eS-
change. with a ienth pant Of the Agents which the
pre>en, complication requires. Purchases 1Hd
sale. would take place between Associations, ana
no, between an infinite number OF separate iaIni-
le.: this would greatly facilitate simPiihc atom
Of exchanges.
9Th Tso-thinl. OF the Agents OF IRASsPoRrA-
-,ox bv sea and LAID, falsely ranked among the
| Commercial Glasses. and who, To the waste OF
complicated transportation, add that Of hazardous
transportation. particularly by ga. where impru
/ depcc and the want oi skill increase ship~reckS
,en-told.