New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
THE TRIBUNE.
SyIyanla PEalanI.

sylvanla, Two Wiies NUN uu s'e ' $3.50
Gwcgo Turnpike, on which Mail-Siage passes
daily each wry from New-lork to Owcgo, and i've
mics from the Delaware River and Delaware and
! Hudson Canal, at the mouth OF the Lackawa1enl
has now passed through the first year oil It's infancy,
end enters upon second with increased means and
confirmed hopes OF ultimate and undcna5le success.
Il .,s survived the entire inexpercnce OF It's mem
bcrs in all the conditions Of Associated Industry and
Lie; ii has survived the incxpcfence oil nearly all
in the modes Of ndustry and daily employment
which this life and their location imperauyesy re-
o,,e and the untncss Of some for the new relations
me, mad hastily chosen it has survived Tho mis-
,,te. and ,uisappiications OF It's energies nev-
table 10 the infancy OF novel an enterprise, the
want OF facilities and means TO employ effectively
considerable portion OF It's Industrial force the con
fdcut predictions OF naUy friends that II could not
live through winter ANA The occasional prvations
which such an enterprise, commenced without cap
,rs and without the confidence of men of property
excep, the few indeed who sympalhzed with its OBJ
iect. vet doubted it could here be attained. In the
face of all obstacles ,la, Syvania Association still
lives and enters upon the second year OF lis efior,
with the debt contracted in lie purchase of It's large
Domain nearly ex,nguished, (cycry payment hav-
ing been promptly met, and with very little indeh,
edness Of any kind, thanks 10 the generous few who
have invested moderately in It's stock with no
,hopght OF private gain, but from deep devotion 10
the noble Idea OF emancipating Labor from the
dition Of degradation and se;vitude which il has
borne too widely and too long. Whatever the Eu-
turs may bear to us-whether ne shall prove worthy
las we trust we mayl TO work out the great prob
lems OF Liberty in Labor and United Interests TO
their benefcen ultimate solution the honor shall
enure 10 worthier hands and more devoted hearts,
we are already sure that even our limited imperfect
experience has demonstrate, the feasibility and the
signal advantages of Industrial Association.
The Sylvania Domain consists of 2,3O0 acres of
upland, mainly wild, bur very easily cleared of the
bushes and remaining timber, Willie considerable
amount of valuable timber and abundance Of wood
enaDs upon it. The soil is a strong louIn, which
with proper culture may be rendered fertile and in
creasingly productive with every year that 1t is
worked, while 1t is less stony than most OF New
Engand and the hilly portion of this State. 1t has
u water-power Of almost unequaled facility and
convenience, on which any number Of mills may BIZ
erected, with saw-miIl, grist-miIl, buzzsaws, sc.
&C. already in operation. Backsmilhing, Shoe
making, Carpenlering, Wagon-making, &c. have
already been commenced; though for a season the
principal efforts of the members must be directed 10
subduing and cultivaling tho land. Ii is intended
that some branches of manufacture, giving employ
ment to Women and Children, shall be commenced
The ensuing Fall.
The Sylyanians respectfully invite the attention
and cooperation Of such persons as arecalculated TO
strengthen their enterprise, and are layorably i'm
pressed with the movement toward Associated In
dusty. Their scanty means will not allow them
At present to receive members who can invest
thing in their stock, most of their discourage
ments hitherto have arisen from the inadequacy Of
their means ns compared with their needs. Neither
do they desire present the accession OF resident
members who can contribute pccunory aid, but are
iisinclined 10 or incapable Of Industrial efficiency.
. But good Farmers of blameless character, social
spirit, energetic disposition, deep faith in and en-
ihusiasm for Association, and of some pecuniary
{ means mot less than hundred dollars TO ench
person composing their respective families, are in
yted 10 confer with or visit lis with view 10 beoonl-
4 ing Members; and any persons who have means
and capacity TO establish branches of manufacture
\ adapted TO location, in which such portions OF
\ our Labor as cannot be advanageously directed 10
Agriculture may find unservile employment and II
fair reward, will be welcome. investments 10 linz
tied amount in our stock by nonresident members
are for the present desirable but they arc not soi-
cited from any but those who have faith in the idea
of Association and are disposed TO do something 10
+ advance H.
/ The location Of Sylyania is one Of the most
lealrhy in the world, and the Domain is well sup
Piled with springs and streams CT the purest water
j. is but % hours ride from New-York, via Erie
Railroad and Milford stage Fare $3 5O.l Address
.sylvania Council, Darlingssillc, Pike Co. Pa
Il Y The NEw-ENGLASp Fruit BooK-a most
Interesting aud invaluable little work-being de-
scrptiye catalogue Of the most valuable varieties of
! the Pear, Apple, Peach, Plum, Cherry, &c.-has
Just t2en published, and is tor'salc by Saxton n
Miles. mis- is Indispensable work 10 all engaged
in the cultivation of fruit.
KILLED SuDpENLY-On Friday afternoon of
last week, SAMUEL KANE, of Benton, Yates Co
Mo- while preparing for the removal OF house
for the purpose of erecting another IN It's place
A large stick of timber, used as lever, swung
around, striking him on the head, by which he
was almost Instantly killed.
u The steamer Nauaganset, which arrived
here yesterday morning from Pittsburgh, had on
bsard f'e hundred and sixty three passengers,
most Shom were cmjgrants seeking homes in
The ;aI sest Vote for Prcsdent--iadles and all
adults voting; Clay 10; Van Buren, 40; John
500 .; Cass l. Missouri Rep.
- The Superior Court of Alachua County,
ia. is now III session. A Mr.. " W'illiam S. Harris
has been tried Tor murder; he was found guilty
OF msnslaughter, and was sentenced 10 one day's
imprisonment. The Tropical Plant wsu re-
marks that :" such verdict does TO credi, to the
jurisprudence Of the country, and is calculated to
do great injury to the public >ay Rep.
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