New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27

W iouhd on the outside OF thls oay pof'-A
canzot but believe that Association, with rs Con-
cert of Action its Unity Of Interests, It's vast Econ
omes, ssd its more effective application OF Labor,
and other means of production, viii be extremely
profitable. and offer TO these who enter It, not only
safe and lucrative investment OF their capital, and
a mos, advaataseou, field for their industry and
skill, but Social and Intellectual enjoyment, and
every means Of superior education of their child
ren. There are thousands of persons whe have
small capital of from to three thousand dollars,
saved from the wreck Of past years. or by careful
savings who are get without means OF Prodtaely
employing it or themselves, and who are now con-
| suming /. in living, or who will hazard 1t IN un-
certain and dangerous business operations To
such, Association offers we think safer chances OF
investment than any that can, in the present de-
ranged state of affairs, be fo'lnd
There may be persons who wish to aid a relation
or friend and who would advance him capital
enough to enter the Notwithstanding, as secu-
rity, his stock.
There are persons who wish to retire from ousl-
ness. and 20 into the country: Instead Of pur-
chasing a farm or an isolated country seat, why not
take stock in an Association, where they would
find pleasing and varied occupations, and security
against the monotony and solitude which citizens
| find so wearisome in country life. 10 such, and
other classes of persons, Association offers advan'
tages which it would be difficult to find elsewhere
1t should be distinctly understood that no one is
asked or desired to pay any money until the une
and place of commencing practical operations are
definitely settled; then whatever means shaii DE
subscribed will be paid directly for Lands Stock
Building sc. under the supervision of the Stock
holders. Those who have taken the lead in this
movement have no personal ends to suoserVe' ana
would be most happy see the enterprise OF making
The frs, thoroughly scientific and practical tnal OF
Industrial Association prosper in other haRds than
theirs.
The great end which is sought is the establish
ment of System of Industry under which inde-
pendent Employment and fair Reward shall ultl-
mately be secured to every honest man able and
willing TO labor This cannot be effected at once
but the FIRST successful Association will 90 far to
secure it.
! A Pamphlet containing full development OF
the SYSTEM is now being stereotyped and Will be
published next month. Persons wishing full lnior-
nation ON the subject can obtain it through this
means.
OHlo.-The Loco Focos have arranged their
Distric,ing bill in Joint Committee of the two
Houses They take Id Of the 81 Members OF Cen
gross, leaving the Wings but 7. AS, however, they
have had ono mure Election since their former at
| tempt, they do it rather more dccsntly than they
lid before We shall analyzc the Districts when
it has passed All amendments were voted down
in the Senate.
The House has passed bill Furnishing severely
INV concerted resignation of Members of the Le-
.,islature, and declaring no resignation of Mem
Der valid until it has been accepted by the body In
| which he has seat. Thi. has doubtless been
| agreed on in Caucus and will go through by party
| vote.
The Supreme Court has decided that persons OF
mixed blood who are more than halt white are mol
subject to the Constitutional exclusion OF negroes
from the Right of Suffrage but are entitled tovote
ILLIEoIs.-The Legislature of this Safe has
cho .en James A. McDougal, (Loco) of Jackson
yillc Attorney General by the party majority over
| edward A. Webb, CWhig.) Walters & Weber
he Editors of the State Register, have BY like
,o,e been reelected Stase Printers over Francis q
Co. Of the Sangamo Journal. McDougal obtained
| he party nomination by So votes 10 81 for d.
Campbell of Springfield, and Walters was nomi-
| mated for Printer on the second ballet.
| The labor of the State Prison of this State has
been let out by contract to who are TO employ
| the prisoners mainly in the manufacture OF Hemp
90 ha, that of Missouri In the latter State, the
contractors pay the State $50 900 beside beard and
clothes for the labor Of the prisoners for ten years
T Rev. GEO. B. CHEEvER's Z" Address before
The New gland Society of the City of Ncw-i ork
or the last Anniversary of the Landing of the Pil-
grims, has Just been published BY John 5. Taylor
| &. Co. l45 Nassau-st. AS We could not speak our
| mind O it without becoming involved IN heo-
logical discuss ion we will onlysay it is very able,
very neatly printed, and calculated 10 bo very pop
uar with large class of our citizens and quite as
odious with others.
10 Mr.. Winchester, 80 Ann-street, will this
| morning publish Part l. of the new works of Dick
EMS, O'MALLEY, lover and AiNSwoRTH, as
will be seen by notice in advertising columns
all for l24 cenls. They can all be mailed to
the Country at the Postage of two newspapers at
most; so that those who TO surprise their dis
,ant friends with the first reading of the pleasant
things of the day, have here excellent opPortu-
nity-reading them first, if they choose thus TO be
sconomica,: or buying and dispensing half dozen