New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11
Poverty Va. Property.


FIRM he Journal Of Conm0cS
D,-rtrs OF TIE ArE-Alarge majority of our PEG,
DE are r,paimtors Of the system 81 'u'-I 90, a.
ather p'.n. Of socialism or state Obligation 20 pro.le
fristtv!p.ssud yet our established prscuce's NOT 50
v.ry iar from being ise lhe ysi'm "nico We n
We were put into reflective hloi a. - 1879,
t.se hing. M lead ia visit the otoer day TO hAnds
I.'.nd That bland confirms about hun1rrd ano MY
acres and cost lhc CITY long years ago soJvVu nhA'
been leased 70 farmer i1r sewers years Al 80 P'
snnu-.bout enough perhaps 10 Keep the estate Ia re-
pair While the Natives were in Po~er' they sa"P'sn
that s.emed aud perhaps Wa a good measure OF poi
~ They erected stone building tor the accomuloda
49,, ~ ,bs children then the Poor House Farms
T,s building cos smother shOOoO; and alter being com
e,ed in warming It for the children who We're 70 be
cy,d the next day the building took me- and was en-
tiry destroyed The tall ston" "es nave 'uee s'"on
a rs.osctable ruin An appropriation has Jd'i passed
one or both Yards Of the Common Nounc'' sfs"ung
another $1,000 q, erect another DuldnS 10 ah"iAr
So. ~ me same purpose The nee site 10 beautiful.
and the Superintendent Sir Leonard tp'"s nN,n lntl
r.nce h.rrvoir. CO aud ,cty IN his plans Ins old
material. could o. a. some vsue rutthe STE 10 iaosshi
,s to De- "a n.d one though W. Oid not irti rtIitct1
convinced of that A. ony rate, such enormous eNpen
ditufes Of money are enough 70 So TAX pHye'' I'D
in. and fnaurnR earnestly " What are We coming 7"
.rrs are nov al Randslr- leland about one hundred
p.uo.rs taken from those in to-rabe health but other
wise from the worthless al Bellevue &c In, men
have been myOy for more th~n year Ia aercuieIS
l.o1r and la, yesr appear 20 have earned enough to
suu port the establishment aud SONS t2VOJ over Ihey
have NOW twenty thirty acres pauted with corn po-
t.toes and gordon grtahes lns Super'nte' dent
s--ns b. b. managing tn well lie states tnst Two Ut
tbree men VINO had become completely unnsrved IN
the old Aims House 10 be good for nothing and that
IL wa. - ceediugy difficult 10 muse he enough into
Them 10 get them moved had been much inyigorsied
AZ ,pfa's Island that they mad gone away and found
employ ment al good wages One was earning dollar
c.y .nd another had procured horse aud cart and
was doing quite well As that. This very naturally
rsed the nquiry whether Il Is the duty OF the state 70
hold Cd. doors for zbe0Oded M n well abls 70 lsoof
"a invite them H. 10 live AZ and 10 idrness Espe
cay whether Il il right 10 take such men men ana IN
them into perfect o@ier' utterly "oi'nes' ana
burieusome.
ehilnr.p who ~ learned most Of them ulegiu-
maze These women appeared O. b. idhng shout
though each on- took csre of her own baby Here -
another query !. u the duty OF society 10 burden
ir.lf entity with every vicious woman who be-
comes moth-rl And Is 70 possible To make sucn an
.,shli.bmeur of male aud Tensile oaer even win n'
-, nanagsu~nt any thing uetul To them or the world
o.gbt abandoned women to tod 80 delightful home ~
retreat ever open them when they choose TO enter
III place % 70 and from - may SUIT lnsu pro
n.,.,i.. their surplus children OF course, sccumu'
stns uuon the State 10 be led and educated This 10
1 GOOD FOunerism a. need De- .,.
Tns SUPERINTENDENT spoke with benevolent satsiac'
lion Of the provision which ms had made for the comfort
Of several respectable paup7rs persona VINO Had o"'
n ssn.mep but by misfortune had lost their property -
A good hearted gentleman Who stood y saii inst ~Hs
T. IN, Punr msn" said he they should be provided
,, Tor ia A way o. make them forget tneif m'ufu"e'
would s.tn tna these dsp dated merchants have good
rooms and little company OF them ean MAKE up an IN
sur.nce Office club snd count their ostues =, assn
}, The GOOD hearted gentleman approved this hshy har'
ID hard as We are We had SOME doubts shout H. We
did not that because man never hHu I'n
- - -. he therefore never should or that because
NJ mad osen gentleman IN easy wealth once ne sno1Iu
n b. .ssy. attained n that same ~Ay wnen ns "r"l
yss ~ A.. Ga the whole, thu annual cherry f"fy 81
n.i,to brown study Here Il one OF the most oeauu
tu soots IN thu world net up aud sustained ia noe VI
Dr. a tie public expeusf, Tor ins accomm dauon o.
gepterpen oaiers and aiy prosiitntes n nsn comior
-. ,oy,n.nr AMI % lar ~ p0ssi0le. ia rrspectaoiy
= H. ,ools arc better provided tor great deal 1nsf
the average OF oar Industrious PoPu.@No "a a. "
could SEE there not Prrsou tners mo "1a uOt a.
" cava5e of earning living ~ our eiuIehs VINO are no
~ IRE grand rec Academy for is~dness sn'
lsziness managed on the most approved pan " oIa"
rn.riry Inc Superintendent carries oui mo pan 10 a
N ~ but II seems 20 tEat the plan 10 wron
a. and dangerous We speak Of the pauPer department.
d not d,cussipg the schools farther nsn to say mat
y buudins u cOst quarter o sOyOVO We are neHhe
.. 10 mink would b. Octtsr on the whole
Ato the p.upers they enjoy their rSats Only lne
- live not On charty-nOt 10 oependence upon any one
- notusw.y which lays them under the least oohsAuo
TO- =, ~ :. Teank We They have much cLasa ~ h
Recommendations Rsndal' Island as any eiti-sn h'
10 tho accommodations Vi IN hou's when De IA. pa
cb..ed or bred and The table which u spread Ia u
en not au provided Tor they rr0HSd lPOn we pa
th.t the syosion OF the aims VI tne pcoPs Is ino az
OF Civil Government a. east AS tn4i duiy sA panea
= practice Ia Judgment there is great osneel ~
~ ,sun.rism E become agreeable and srnrri al
&c lar nat the VorGBz macs will become os'Pis7u ~
- norty the plan ~orks % ana me 9f.n1 80 ~
en- ia Ia Rome 20 toe full declaration that every q
- I'm !. entitled . living al the pubic eNp-ns- Day
r' Al the people turn gentlemen and ladies' oil lesuie J.
s. ing g.uierly me pubic expense NneIe vi 70 -
u,olc who are 70 pay toe expense As . now ever
ipdu.rious family the City 10 mpeso y 90 -
snAr. toward supporting loaer ana Pfosut-@ 70 y
-n An.House II the Industrious VftuOus pofuoH " u
% p-oule nave any rghu-n the opPoate portion Oh
20 -v nave not Yet mODOpolzed All ng nt then We niL
lcs iii. hsh time - inc are now We shall retain me rien
ne sn ,.m.p and recover those which are lost 10 o.
;,d~r.nt society IL bound 70 support hundr'
are -. and female lostegs Rsndalls Island and u
hd ,oper tnsy driven o. 70 take care VI themselves
t.rv. n. better sGcn reversal OF the Scripture ru
nj working and eating be united, a. exniob
eo 10 our Aims House psrrment will WORK rotenness
n. Republic. II the sad policy be no, reformed.
abs5oatof men and women will not WORK, then We -
le. et tn-m take the consequences The aliernapss
OK, should yuI 70 them would &C. voRK o. srARvS
re ReHarks.
%. We have preserved the above article for sor
Ne. time awaiting chance 70 comment upon IT, The
~ great deal OF salutsry truth in IT, but 50 mix
.o and blended with error that the whole sstice,
s,s corrected seems likely 70 do more harm than go
/ Its surely wrong that abebodied and csPat
men and women should be supported in idlene
-. and oornfor. By the Ciiy--tha. drunkards and b
cts should nave food and lodging a. the public
,snss far better ina, thousands Il temperate lab