New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

e. ,-sste, advantage IN Association than n $50
I..,on The ureirie and woodland Of the West
would Seem 10 have been blended IN their giant
,-,r.crtiyas with direct new 20 Associated Indus
,rv II any swamp or other generator OF Hizsrna
Is u. hand, one days united labor vii dram II
week will suffice tomake one good rosd CIT INTO day
Ign, physician Will be one o: the pioneers
School may be established AID regular religious
obserrances Instituted before the frst month nss
passed away saw rnil!- gristu1ili' smiths SHOPS
&c &c. VIII be put in operation forthwith SAVING
an enormous waste OF time in running 10 ana iEol'
one and another OF them by isolated oacA"''-'s
men. Whatever articles are needed VII oe lu'-
chased in some large mart by wholesale at PRIME
last instead Of being bought double prce OF the
email dealers IN new region. and another price
cos, in time and team or shoe eather IN procuring
,ber, ! twentieth part OF the labor required to
fence miserably the petty ciearlnG= OF the isolated
settlers (which must be fenced again and asaIn az
each clearing IS extended viii fence thoroughly
the one Domain OF the Association, and there VII
be mill a: hand to aid in getting OF; The materials
So with digging wells purchasing implements pro
curing books newspapers. &c &c. Are no: me
economies Of Association pslpabe and immense
Do no, threefourths Of our People stand IN need OF
tho additional comforts and Intellectual advantages
which Association proffers7 Why, ;hen--if II be
affirmed that the mass OF men are too selfish De
prsved. short sighted 70 realize these blessings
VIII not recenerate self sacrificing Christians taRe
hold and set Us an example OF reform SO vast
universal and enduring in its consequences
But to the particular point Of capitalists beng
the owners OF the land, and taking oneourth OF al
the products therefor We have seen that the first
cos, of the land is but basatelle compared with
the actual Capital OF a mature Association and
such would still be the fact although the land were
bought at a price ION account Of Improvements al
ready made upon it, as high as $50 per acre PROP
ABLY $4,000 capital in all would supply the Indls
pcnsable wild land, implements PROVISIONS ma
terials. &c &c for beginning on new land atGoV-
eminent price out Of which beginning IN the course
of ten or fifteen years. mature Association could
bv steady. well.drcc,cd Labor, be developed, hay
ins now population Of One Thousand Two Thou
sand Acres under thorough culture in gardens, or
chards nurseries, grain vegetables SC with an
equal amount in Grass and much more remain
ins in the primitive forest The entire property
including permanent Ediiice aiording ample hc
CtNlIltldllpuh W. dt'' ''ivNNilN'' '''''''~ 49,
Workshops. Machinery. &c would now be worth
some Half Million Dollars onciourth OF the
product to Capital Should experience indicate
that a. the Just proportionl would be heavy bur
then. say you But to rhat Capital Not merely
to the $4,000 Capital borrowed or invested for the
commencement, allowing the resident associates
10 have nothing of their own but to the Thote
capital now invested including the nine tcnths
created by the perseverng. well-dlrected Labor OF
the associates as well that originally procured
from others The one fourth to Capital would
thus be nine tenths divided among the workers
themselves and then parents and seniors now too
old for severe labor instead OF being allotted en-
trey to the original capitalists Very soon, the
residents would be able to buy up the stock OF the
non.residcnts who would thus be enabled and en-
couraged to invest another Association Just start
in--and so on There would be no compusion, no
obligation to sell. nor any need OF it. Changes by
death vcissitudes. and natural inclination OF
capitalists to aid those who need aid rather than
hang as burthen those who do not. would
render easy for Association to buy in its stock
held by nonresidents whenever able and DESTROYS
to do so
As to the agreeable excitement OF constant
industry, it is nor realized by thousands who have
cougenal occupations amid associates OF their
choice Many man who cannot do days work
in field alone enjoys hard day work at house
raising or log rolling Many a one now drags
through the day IN filthy, i'll ventilated half
warmed repulsve workshop, who would work
heartily in agreeable locality and III the vocation
of his choice But cannot here enter upon the
philosophy of Attractive Labor-this article is al
ready too long
Il am compelled TO exceed the length originally
stipulated, by your habtually and inveterately do.
Ing so ! cannot otherwise obvatc your cavils and
answer your questions and make any progress in
the controversy. Yet are you not ashamed. on re
Election. of so patry bubble as is contained IN
YOUR assertion that my last in the lcGded R'ntoR OF
Tribune Editorials fills more space than your pre-
cedinc in the solid aonPareH (Which is twice as
much matter to the square inch in which its length
constrained me to place it The following IS the
actual measurement, excluding the leads which
each party properly gives to his own and not to his
opponents articles OF the three articles hitherto
published on each side respectively
Our first art 4l2S ems Couricrs do .93l5-df. SIS
Our "a do 5G5l Couriers do 6 5s5-dit. a2l
Onr Sd do470i Cour!crs do .57l5- Gif. L0lI
Excess OF Couricr's articles Tl22
or 297 Minion ines-equa 10 one o>s-ThSn Columns
OF The Tribune, solid
Now be 50 good as not to exceed this IN actual
length and Will Try to get back to the column on
each side originally proposed. and keep there. IL C
Railroad 10 the Pacific.
We have noticed with some interest the Progress
OF Nh WHITNEl in his tour through some OF the
Western States, where he has been using his
efforts to bring before the People the importance
Q; Railroad communication between Lake Michi
gan and the Pacific Ocean. During his tour Mr.
WHITNEY has lectured to large audiences in Pitts
burg Cincinnati Louisville, 81 Louis Terrchaute,
Indianapolis Dayton Columbus and Wheeling
In all these towns strong Resolutions have been
passed in favor Of the project. and measures have