New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
To tho Friends OF Association.

The members of the CLERMoNT PHALANx wish
10 call the attention OF the friends Of Industrial AS
socaton, TO the experiment winch they are max
ing TO carry into practice an AssoGauoh, On i'ie
Association was called into existence by conven-
uon which met at CincInnati on The birthday oil me
immortal WASHINGTON, last year, which was ad-
iourned until the beginning Of May. constn-
tion was then adopted, and Il President and Coun-
Gil elected to carry into existence ts resolves.
The domain was purchased on the fth day oi
Nav II is situated In the Southeast corner OF
Cernont county, Ohio, on the ONO River, about
forty miles above Cincinnati. II consists OF up.
ward of nine hundred acres OF excellent land, two
hundred and fifty OF which is OHIO botom the
hill land is as rich as the bottom, and capable OF
any kind of cultivation. The view up and down
the river is extensive, and only needs 10 be seen TO
be admired The location Is healthy and saiu
brious, and entirely free from fever and ague, or
any endemic disease. The pioneer bond, with
their friends took possession OF the domain on the
9th OF May, since which time we have been en-
gagged in cultivating our land, clearing away The
forest and erecting buildings of various KINDS iof
the use of the Phalanx.
The amount OF capital stock paid IN Is about ten
thousand dollars three thousand OF which has
been paid for the domain We have stock OF
cattle, hogs and sheep, and sufficient teams and
agricultural utensils of various kinds; alsa steam
Saw and Grist mill, Shoe, Brush Tin and Tailors
Shops are in active operation. There are on the
domain thiry.fve able-boded men, with sutti-
cient number OF women and children:
When we first entered on our domain there were
no buildings of any description except three log
cabins which were occupied by tenants. We have
since erected building for Saw and Grist Mill, a
frame building 40 by 50 feet Two stories high, and
another, Que story high 50 by SO teet, aud one 10
by 80 feet, together with kitchen, wash house,
&c. These buildings are, oil course, but signify
menced brick building 50 by 80 feet three storle;
high, which is ready for the roof all the tlmbcrs
are sawed Tor that purpose, and we expect sooR 10
put them on
There are about 1000 cords of wood chopped,
part of which is on the bank OF the rlver There
aro so acres OF Wheat in the ground, IN excellent
condition and IL is intended 10 put III good spring
CROPS. We are also preparing 10 plant out larSs
orchards this spring, Mr.. A h. ERNST, having
made us the noble donation OF one thousand Sc
)ectcd fruit trees We call the attention OF our
friends aud the public 10 the fact. that we are I'M
proving our domain and providing for an increase
of members We wish 10 he aided IN our uoder-
taking by au increase of subscription 10 our stock;
and we shall also be ready 10 receive d few mose
members provided such are OF the night character.
IL will also be necessary that they have some funds,
and II their families arc large, the amount must be
10 proportion, and the members must be such
rs can make themselves useful. They must OF
course expect 10 meet many prlva,ions al the out
set; but We trust we shall continually improve our
condition, as 10 realize vastly greater advanta-
ges in moral social and educational points OF view
than are generally enjoyed by FARMERS and ,sechan-
les living in isolation, here and there IN the West
II we are true TO the noble cause IN which We have
embarked, all the members, having constant en-
ployment, aud united interests, Will soon be placed
above want, with the means OF giving good edu-
cation 10 their children,
BY a provision OF the Constitution, we make a
yearly dividend, which, las, year, was per cent.
for seven months being at the rate of II per
per annum There Is reason 10 believe that the
dividend will not be much less for some years
The amount paid 10 capital being one-ourih Of the
product Pamphlets fully illustrating the doctrines
OF Association, can be had nj the Type Foundry
of Mr.. JAMES, Baker-streei. Cincinnati. For fur
ther particulars we would recommend 10 all who
wish to join our Association 10 pay Us visit per-
sonally; such us canno, make II convenient 10 do
So are desired write 10 US, pest paid, directed 10
GEo. SAMSON, Secretary, a, the Cincinnati; Post
Office. Csc. SAMSON, Sec'y.
C7erasoat Psasaar. March le, 1875
p. S. There will be meeting a, Cincinnati, on
the 18th day of April OF the friends OF Association
from different parts of the West. A delegation
will be presen. from the Clcrmont Phalanx.