New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Com. Journal.
TEUNBVlL PnALANX. Sept. IS, 1915

RN RIDDLE. Sri have the pleasure of n-
iornng the public through the columns OF the Com
serial Journal mat nee c0Rsfder me success ~ 0Nr
,oieiiou as entirely c,rais. We have made our Fall
,almeai OF 5000 aud, what IS perhaps more en-.
oaf.rpp we are At this moment engaged IN industrial
or.,,,ions which Weld US $50 cash each week. The
waters are now rising and in Il few days We shall have
ar two powerful mills running which in addition to
lbsse works which are now IN operation, viii add per
han. a. much more the above revenue. The Irunbull
Pbsanx may n0w be considered as an entirely success
NJ enterprise.
Oar crops will be enough TO carry through. Last
ear W paid over 81 600 for provisions We have %
.cre. Of corn So of oata - of buckwhcat 80 of wheat
% Of rye II OF potatoes and of broOmcOrn Our corn,
owing TO The excellent soil and superior skill OF the fore
Of the Farming Department is the best in all tins
region OF country. Thus We have already one OF the
csi advantages Of Association in securing the services
Il the nost able and scientific for individual, sci
tsk good but for public good We are fortunate, also
ha We shall be able to keep all cur stock OF 90 cows
&C. and not be- obliged to kill them OF DIVE them on
4. the anncrs do around us for We have nearly fodder
enough from grains alone Thus VIC are placed In
building up Association, Tor estahlis hing
perfect Organization of Industry, by means of the
Groups and Series and ia education of the montoIsl
manual labor system and hence demonstrates that On
cer and no, Civilization is Heavens first law.
Some eight on ten families have lately len us. one
huh because they had been in the habit OF living on
letter food $50 they said) but the remainder because
hey a,eTse 10 our carrying out the principles OF
nd and they left receiving IN return whatever they
aked OF us They who enter Associations ought nrsi
ps study themselves and learn which stage OF Assoca
ta they are h.ied of the Transitional or the Perfect. -
they ART willing to endure pryaiions, to ga, coarse
bd sometimes with no meat but with milk for sub
snnle Qhis is glorious resort for the Grahsmites)
I've friendly with old hat OF coat rather than
he the society in debt and to have patience when
many things 20 wrong. and willing to work long and
az TO make them 90 right they may consider them
elves hied for the transition period But If they sigh
"a he flesh pots and eoks and onions OF civilization
es melancholy with patch their back and srowl
~Ssuse they cannot have eggs and honey and warm
Acui aud butter for breakfast they had better stay
vsere they are and wait for the advent OF perfect IN
ia,uia Association. thus uitine IN contrast, for
there nothing So serious hearty and might add sub
ane the building up OF PhalanN, making ana seeing
grow day by day, and anticipating what fruiis We
saal enjoy when few years are past Why, the heart
man has never yet conceived what are To be the re-
salts Of the equibIsl development OF all the powers
nd faculties oil man IL is like endeavoring to compTe-
Pehend the nature and pursuits of spiritual aud su-
?erior race OF beings.
We are prepared 10 receive members who are de-
'ols uniting their interests with and OF beco'
ing Truly devoted in the cause Of Industrial Association
Yours truly, \. c. MEEKEE.