New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

agemsu, IS In our opinion the best IN the country and d.
pends bat slightly It's industrial income q situated
abou, eight miles Boston land possesses about
80 Of hne land the cultivation oil which constitutes
only branch industry IL Is, however wished TO s
ish branches Of mechanics and good mechanics who
hare capital would find dyanigsous location there
Letters may be addressed post pc6 10 the Rev GEoaoE
! RipIEr West RoYbury, Mass.
THE sTLYANIA ASSOCIATION.
This Association commenced operations May last and
has already proved nconestb the great advantages Of As
ISOLATION has thus far than fulfilled The san
gune hopes of Of those engaged the enerp.e
Temporary buildings have been erected and the Foundation
laid Of large ediice great deal Of land has been cleared
and and grlst null the premises when purchased
have been put excellent repair several branches of indus
try making particularly have been established and
whole in full operation. Upwards of $50
persons men, and children the Domain and
all are coutened and happy and much gated with their
new mode Of lienew most OF the members country
residence we'll associated household for yearly all
of them are mechanics, formerly residing ci,es-New
York and Albany principally. III future numbers wa VIII
give more detailed accounts OF this eneprzpg little Asso
citation.
Ter, ,psid) TO Thos. w. Whitley, Esq President IS
| Pire.st., New-fo rk
THE NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX
This Association has purchased hue Of land in the
ual region Of N.w.Jersey, forty miles from NewYosk
aud sbou, three miles from Shrewsbury and Homdel in
Monmouth countv 1t contains hundred and seventy
bra acres and has purchased the very low price Of
$4,000 Abou, s2 per acre) The soil Is OF hae quail
ty admirably adapted fruit and vegetables and paris
IN Grain IL is we'll wateed, we'll mbered and has mari
beds of an excellent quality upon IL The location is most
eligible The Improvements viii be carried On sadu
ay and fast only means are obtained 70 mem
l., under the management of experienced and Judciou
practical men, whose proceed with great en-
cunspection and moderation Temporary buildings WIND
erected as soon possible aud the baildng OF thelargEd
ice will be deferred for the present There are some per-
sons now on land and during the fall crops OF grain
will be seeded and preparations made for gardening
season By the planting OF asparagus oeeS %c-
| About SO COO of stock have been subscribed
Communica,ions for inforna,ion; and applications for
membership stating particulars Of age business number Of
family or single amount of stock proposed io'addesed,
most mad TO Allen Warden, President on the Dominion
Tbos. Guest Treasurer, Albany, or Ransom Smith, j
Bowery New-York, will receive attention.
In addition to the above we learn that the AS
ISOLATION is daily gaining strength by the acces.
sion of persons of property, and that vigorous
steps are being taken for going forward with
BUILDINGS. &C. The best way to go to the land
is BY steamboat Orus, from foot OF futon-street,
East River The boat goes every morning to
Red Bank, five miles from the DOMAIN, and con-
| vevances are always in attendance on her arrival
there.
THE JEFFERSON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL
ASSOCIATION.
Tbs Association has been commenced through the efforts
,,inc;rally of A. NJ WATSON Esq. the President who for
some wears past has been engaged advocating and dissent
MATING the principles Of Association III WaeTtown aud that
section Of the State There three hundred persons
no on the Domain which consists OF twelve or fifteen hun
dred acres of superior land. finely waered and situated
within two OF three miles Of Waertown: is composed Of
several faps put in by farmers who have taken stock for
their lands and joined the Association Very little cash
capital paid in the enterprise undertaken with
the subscription Of properyeal estate, PROVISIONS tools,
implements &c.boughtb by members, who were principally
farmers and mechanics in the and the resulsa
proof Of what be done bv union and combined
| sTo he
mechanics have been established contracts for building IN
have been TAKEN men sent from the AOcia
ton 10 do the work) and organization OF labor into
roups or Squads with their foemen leaders, has been
made to some extent The agricultural department is prose-
cued with vgo and when last heard from the Association
was tlourishing We hope from the Association that pee
verance and it Of has many difficulties
to contend with-whch will insure and give
ther proof the truth of the great principles OF "con'
! biued effort" and "united interests
The Jefferson County Association has late
| " published financial statement for the SIX
months it has been in operation, which shows a
large profit considering the circumstances under
which it has been formed: the paper containing
it is not at hand to enable us to give particulars,
but it was more than ten thousand dollars, we
are informed. The next number of the PHALANx,
TO be published the 9TH of November, will contain
the statement.
We learn within few days, from private
source, that Company has been formed near
Cleveland, Ohio, called the Western Reserve
Fourier Society," which contemplates gong I'M
mediatey into practical operations. 1t IS CON-
posed principally Of substantial farmers, who pro-
pose to unite their farms, and very eligible loca-
ton on the lake (Ere) can be obtained IN thus
way, with good harbor well cultivated SOIL
water-power, stone-quarries, &c. and situation
healthy Those interested in this movement
number over one hundred families.
Since the Fourier Convention recently held IN
Pittsburgh there seems to be an increased desire
and determination among the friends of the cause
in that region to make an early practical trial;
and the Cincinnati Daily Commercial Of the 18th
inst. informs us that hitherto there has been no
thing but 6 talk about the Fourier System, but
it is glad to see now that something definite is
to grow out Of it." And having made some ia.
vorable remarks, it further states that
Since writing the above understand that seH.
tieman has offered upon accommodating 600 acres
Of land for trial of this experiment 1t is situated upon
the Ohio, little below Wheeling Parties are appointed 10
meet and examine the premises
We should notice also, perhaps the formation
Of Community by J. A. COLLINS and Others, at
Skcneatelcs, N. Y. but the conditions, we can
not say principles, upon which it is proposed to
establish It, are so much at variance with the
System of Fourier that, like the establishments
of the Shakers, of Rapp, and of Owen, it has but
little claim upon our attention in this connenoa
Community Of property, the chief feature OF inns
project, is a violation of a fundamental principle
which must govern industrial and social relations
and as mere negotion Of institution when
in false society is productive of enormous evils,
that is, Of indiridual property, no positive anu
universal reform can be based upon or grow out
of it. AS earnest men, and protesters agalns'
existing social evils, we strongly sympathlse WIN
those engaged in this undertaking, but we must