New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06
Wisconsin Phhlanr'
Correspondence ci TIE lfI'one $50
cKaK.co. Wisconsin. Jaly 20 ~.
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r,,sxnG Ib.ve been visiting this Assocla
non several days looking into its resources oO'n
physical AID moral.
Its physical resources are aouhdAn'- ~ has
ovar ZOO acre. Of land. consisting OF due proper
tions q prairie. openings and tim6er-all OF "hich
!. tesBt,tuily situated. and well adapted to the
,rodnoton Of heavy crops without excessive toil -
There are on the Domain $50 acres OF stout W neAt
,s,ing ia golden riches 10 the breeze anc areaay
inviting the reaper There are Also cue rvpoi'ons
Of Corn. Oats Barley, sc. which promise aOl"uaH'
~.,,srt - the laborer About 700 acres are under
cultivation They have $50 sheep 50 oxen 30 GO
with the usual proportion OF young s'ocS' mere
T. r1nuing through the DOMAIN stream on "hicn
the Phslanx has a FIGURING and "a" MILL Win
water po9er sufficient 70 turn the iJrmer durins
the wear, aud the latter consldeiaOie Pot'o" %
the time The buildings are located IN pieasan'
valley a.fording the richest and Tor gardens WINE
ovsr the gentle elevations on either band lie the
s,-,,ir, lands AZ productive in Wheat, Corn. Oats
Sc as any people can boast. The county about IS
DELIGHTFUL and a morning o. evening roe over the
undulatipg prairies or openings decidedly an eX
hilaratiug recreation They are out snort as
lance from Green Lake, OF the purest water ten
niles in extent on whose flowing surface and IN
view of the most enchanting scenery the great
Measure Of sailing excursion can be ENJOY ed
The climate is not by any means unpleasant either
in Winter or Summer During most OF the W inter
the Ground is covered with snow, and, though the
cold season embraces halt the year yet When the
Spring comes. she opens with brightness ana Nege-
taton does not struggle IN It's CROWN
The Phalaux Is entirely tree from debt' and
though but three years Old substantially independ
eut The ayails OF their Crops this season VIII
doubtless be 5000 net profit while the permanent
improvements during toe year will add much to tins
sum With this and the mechanical labor they can
perform. they will be able TO do much toe coming
year in the erection OF neat and commodious build
inss and in ornamenting the grounds Their present
tenements are such as haste aud limited means
forced them To erect So much for their physical
resources.
Nature has done enosgh for them. ali will admit =
and If they fail il will be owing to the lack OF true
Associative character. They will soon however,
be able to purchase the stock owned by those who
may become disaiected and. II they supply their
ulaces with congenial spirits they will certainly
succeed Several persons who commenced With
them and LETT have become sick OF isolation and
are returning to their first love. This speaks
well for the value Of Association and when al
things shall be properly perfected. no one can oe
purchased away by any temptation
In moral fspect there IS much here To en-
courage The people-ninety OF whom are
adults-are generally quite intelligent, and pos
sess a good development OF the moral anu soclal
faculties They are earnest lnquirers after truth,
aud seem aware OF the harmony oil thought Ahu
feeling that must prevail 20 insure prosperity
Tbsv receive thirty or forty different publications
which are thoroughly perused The females are
excellent women. and the children-about eighty
are most promising IN every respect they are
not vet well situated for carrying INTO effect al the
INDISPENSABLE agents Of true mental development
bur they are not idle on this momeutous subject -
They have an excellent School for the children aud
the Young men and women are cultvatng Music
m 81 adj - ID
tiful art While writing | hear good music by
well trained voices with the Harmoust aocompani
ment
/ do believe something Ia human improvement
and endowment will be soon presented IN Cerchc'
that will charm all yIsiiers and prove conc'uSN
argument against the skeptcism oi toe "Ohu rs 7"
the capabiitv Of the Race TO rise above the Socia
wills that afliict mankind and 10 att in a mcnta
elevation which few have yet hoped Tor eXpec
"a sec here Garden Ia which shall be representa-
all that is most beautiful inthe vegetable klhscon
expect to see here Library and heading booh
neatly and plentiiully furnished, 20 "hch 'eJ"l'i'
hundreds will resort for instruction and amusement
Iexpect 10 see here a Laboratory. where the che
mist will unfold the Operations OF Nature ana tescl
the most profitable mode Of applying Agrlcuitufa
Iabor. | expect 10 see here interesting Cabinets
where the mineral aud animal kingdom Will De Pre-
sented in miniature. Aud expect 70 see all IN
| AIS cultivated and everything u the Beautllu
/ and Grand EeutThil hiptNAiuttN' 80 N'~'~
necessary for the complete mental development,
/ everv one. individuals in isolation cannot EMO
| ,ber because they are attended with much eA
nense. aud the fortunes offew individuals are sun
Gent for the pursuit of even single orahch Oh SCi
ence in the ntagonistic state. ASSOCIATIONS iiA
this can enjoy the whole on larger scale II the.
will. and few are aware OF the ln'aiuaOio Oo"0N'
resulting therefrom. w.
Issv I EXPECT to see allthis realized in the w n
consin Phalanx, because they are able and O'
Eeve. sufficiently appreciate the True VoJecs
Life to induce strict attention to every orahch
Improvement Ifthey strive Tor TINS END tney vi
do good 10 the world that cannot be July esthats'
opd coming generations will bless them Tor thl
splendid moral victory. achieved by the hsmonlou
nrion of mental and DIV steal labor. They certain
deserve the prayers OF every philanthroPist' an
millions will rejoice in their success
Yours. truly, hlNE'
r. We trust the remark will be taken IN goo
part that the writers Of letters from these Assocl'
tive experiments are too apt TO blend what the
desire or hope to see with what they actually d
b see We know the founders and members oil u
b Wisconsin Phalanx we believe they are dong
good work from GOOD motives yet It ought to
considered by others as it doubtless IS fully lett
themselves. that only N spirit can the ideal OF LII
!, 10 Association be realized at present Until TIE
/ have a larger circle of Avocatons or Employment
there cannot be Liberty in Labor and lndusti
. cannot be rendered truly Attractive as gener
rule until they have a commodious and well a
o pointed Edi6ce. the Combined Household VIII
. to most Of them repal.ve rather than Agreeable
until they have an abundance OF Fruits the best II
plements Machinery, &c. they wiz eAperlen
many deficiencies and priyatons As oano
y noble pioneers, sincerely endesvorins to achlev
. not for themselves only, better Social condi'lo
r they hsvs our warmest symPaihie' but even th'
# failure would prove nothing as to the inPractiI
e bility OF true Association based on union OF az
y quate Capital. Labor and Talent and having col
IF plete Industrial Organization. AT that an be 10
e yet to prepare the ground for Association II
e we believe IS being done a, Ceresco- IT. I''0'
10 Escape of feion.
a. srEAMER Gov JONES, Mouth oi Oni'' 'uiy %
MR GREELEY: The notorious scoundrei Lea
Alta egs 90 well known to the police Of the vsrio
/ cities On the Mississippi has Just left the oosI and
D three attendants 10 summary way. By eapins ov
board with hs irons % his feet thong come tnnk
.fi,,.s ,haun beforehand. TIE boat stopp