Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-03-31


value of the products at 81 0O,OOO.OO0.-
The total value of the property in the Uni
ted States of America does not exceed
100000 900 and the total annual value
of our products is estimated at about ST.
200.000,O00. If the property of Great
Britain were equally divided among the pop
ulation, it would give nearly $4,000 to ev-
cry family of five persons; and if the an
nual income were thus divided. each family
would have $500. The same division in
the United States would give each family
ST 800 of property, and for an annual share
OF the products, $500.
Short as the above paragraph is it CONVEYS avo-
ume Of meaning There is enough in the world
for all but such is the unequal distribution fweath
that frghtu misery, from want, is manifest even
where plenty is most abundant And the question
arises, why this inequality? or is this inequality
the result Of correct natural and truthful state of
things! Let us see
Labor produce- all the articles of necessity. Of
comfort, and luxury which the world has vet the
fact is evident that Labor possesses and enjoys but
very small part indeed of these products. Is
this truthful or natural 4 person would suppose
that the power which creates the comforts and ne
ces>are, and Inyures Of life wonld be tha control
ling power in human affairs but such is not the
c,se The man who makes The broad i ,Io ,l,,o
Of him who eats ;t-Iahor ! ITO sr,.o 81 ;uo,,o,s
The dark mine is Oh into an, - b;a,ou ,o.,.,
brought TO the surace-lhe sea is trayersed-the
earth is rul,;,,,ol tho loom, : 90. - o,;, H..
fro sI,,,.s ., tho c,r,,o and .ho lo,,.,. L,.,..u
svpos 70 ana fro ami tho ,,or, :
,l.e results no ,,.o,,., ,,...n..J.ooI
t. i !. he ,vho r,,gos +, v.o, GOO ,,,.,,, .,o
one~.ion In rorone there are those ,,,.o have ~
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T}o, have ,,r,no}t o,t h., tho I,lor ,, ,;r l,,,4
.,re,t wealth bpf i has nat ,en,ed :, any, ,so =,
,Ie;r b,,of+ .rbo ,,,,o. ,;,lo .l,o
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and has b,1t lie ,,l,co ,,;,h : and or.,,.oI !.
with all ,he ,,x,r;os Of tho ..r,b ,,h1s, ia ,,L,
,o.3o = = ,,,, with ,,;,,..5 ,,3 o,,., >. ,.o
bodv and sou ,oqo,ber ,ba, be may, oo.;,,,o ~,
uu foil 81 With all 10
wealth Of the world i addod - oror,,,,s,,
for ro,r b,t i f,c+ ,,h;c ,,.l, r.,1. :;
oconointed with thar the cor l,,or hos
been growing lass and its CONDITION Lecopin, worse
wear after wear for the mast two centuries nr, :
has ro,v attained tc Lowest noirt At ,yhiob roro
animal life can be sustained Now i, il = natural
or correct or Truthful condition. oC ,b;,,s ,}5cl,
whilst tho ,,o,l,b of tho world :. ,b.,s .iiol .,
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