New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

Left Pitt-bursh-The wings OF Pitt,burRh-
Arrival at -ewlckIy Academy Reception
Economy, the Socialist settlement
Their Fnith, Appearance, &c.
j ne IrDunt,

Their fnith, Appearance, &C.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NEWCASTLE, aug. -, i-i9
Spending Monday in visiting the great manu-
featuring establish ents IN Pittsburgh and vicinity
and shaking hands and coaversing with the hard
listed aud warm-hsarted sons Of labor, the Pres-
dent and Governor together with their respective
suites set out toward Beaver on Friday morning
accompanied by the Pittsburgh Committee, through
whose attentions their visit had been made one
that will be long remembered. 1t IL due to the
Young men who composed this Committee 70 say
that their ciyities and attentions were not con
fined EXCLUSIVELY 70 the President, but every mem
Der Of the party accompanying was personally at
tended and offered not only everything that he
could wish bat very many things which liberahty
and wsrm-heartedness alone could provide 10
Col Robinson, 6. o. LOOMS II. Woods, Col. Black,
Col. Kay, Mr.. J. n. Howard, the L. = District At
ferney, Mr. Swcitser, and a score OF others " nose
names only are forgotten. the President, Governor
aud their suites are under deep cblie atoms Ih
fact all the young Wings and many Of the " honest
Democracy Of Pittsburgh are a gallant set o.
fellows
The conveyance provided for the President and
Governor from Pittsburgh was splendid coach,
drawn by four chargers, decked with miniature
American flags, followed by three bsrouches, o.
elegant finish for the accommodation Of the suites
ana the press The party halted at about ten
miles from the city ct an unpretending tavern
situated near the base OF high coal hil, where
crowd had assembled 10 meet, for The first time,
the President oil the United states and the Hero
Of Buena Vista Driving few miles further, ap-
peared in the distance what seemed y be the
country seat Of an English baron, nth his grounds
laid out with nicely Of taste, aud yet with al
air OF romantic wildness, that would vie y Ith the
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Tie gates ere Hospitality thrown open aud the
party drove in through graveed, winding car
rage paths and were soon ia 'front.' oil the piiiars
Of SgwlcKLY ACCIDENT, an institution OF learning
ia this part OF the country occupying hlsn posi-
ton. The schylars-cOmpOsed OF BOTH sexes
we're arranged in body 10 receive their distin
guished visitor After shaking hands, and con.
v,rsinQ iamiharly with the chiliren, who sang
Hail Columbia in the midst OF those old trees
aud flowers and hills tho President reluctant,
departed, amid the cheers of youthful voices aud
the clspplng Of innocent hands.
At Economy, hauled up for dinner. The tow q
had an air OF comfort Thrift and soberness about
that didn't look altogether natural. The discovery
Of some strengthening uniforms on botn sexes
Indicated that We were within the precincts o. q
new social ORDER and 50 we found IT, Economy
is a settlement made by particular order OF 30
cialists-or rather what people generally designate
by that term-whch has been located In It's pres
ent position since 1925. The first settlement
which this society made in this country, was ~
sO3. They located at Harmony, within 10 miles
Of the present site, remained tlll l'l4, thcu VI
stakes and squat again upon the banks o. te
Wabash, within the present limits OF lnnlehs
whence they returned and settled at Economy ~
1928 They own 3 500 acres of the best land d.
Beaver Co and are said to be worth s4,OOO,O01
Thev number about 400 members, the grehtes'
p0rtion OF whom are over 80 years Of age lh"l'
,ehs ious faith pariakes of the Lutheran system
they 90 not believe IN marriage, and OF course pi"
fess 10 live in a state ~ celibscy NJ least gen
teman disposed % give fair account informed
me that violation II this part Of their creed was
very rare The dress Of both sexes is quaint an
queer The females are alfred M plain blue jss.
With ,hOrt waists, and no sBpefinOus cloth ma The
skirt. plain but very substantial shoes, aud wide
bnmmcd ch0Dt0Bs. The males were sun more
meekly aitired and carried in their countenances
indications Of n very subdued nature, There az
peared u be no iarring or clsshing OF interests {"
any kind and if there were indications OF but sign
happiness there were certainly nonesoi misery
Yet the wuole arrangement seemed ior som'
reason other 10 have an air OF the ludlcous uh'
the novel about II, thatone could not ell g,t over
rhe President aud parry dined IN the large ha
over their main building. which would have a
commodated nj least 200 persons Here they
mold their " Harvest Home % them season OF
great rejoicing. The dinner was arranged M
neat and substantial s., lie. and aipessed the aP-
peiites of more than 800 people. The rfesdrn'
received as presents several articles of Their man
uiacture among which were two splen1d Vesi
patterns of rich silk, and superb fancy handSef-
chief The company appeRfei u De greatly DE
ishted with the visit of so distinguished guest
who in return appeared 20 be equally wen Piea'ed
not only with the attentions when he had fe
ceived but " th the thrift, industry and improve
ment which existed in and around the settlement
TIE most objectionable feature exhibited IN the
operations Of this plan OF associated labor wa
the entire and eternal separation oil the sexes
from those social unions through winch alone VIZ
tue progress and the Human Race ltseI are per
petuated.
At Baden a settlement consisting OF SIN
gle house, the proprietor had assembled b,
himself to greet the President and welcome him
q the hospitalites Of his dOmicil As token oi
his great iov on the occasion, he first discharged
a rusty musket. of intensely revolutionary appear
snce, aud throwing It down rushed up 10 the car
risge. and, grasping the hand oil zen. las loi
secuted 81 s / know q sh )uld see him Oh
Jack Yes. Old Jack" Further on At Free
dom. the people of the village and surrounding
country had assembled IN large numbers. Three
companies OF military. from Beaver together WIKI
the COMMITTEES OF Escort, were IA waiting 10 con
duet the President to the town. Hon Mr DIcAAf'
on the part Of the Committee OF Invitation was
alea3y with the President, and had been joined
At Economy BY Mr.. Bradford and others, compo' |
ing the escort Stretched across the street al
Freedom were the words WELCOME TAYLOR AND |
JOHNSTON, painted In large letters upon white |
muslin /
Preceded by the military, the procession entered |
Beaver about ; O'clock and were conducted l. |
the Old Point Hotels beautiful site upon the |
ieht bank going down of the Ohio River The |
President was addressed and welcomed by Mr. |
Y. 7. Fetterman, distinguished Democrstic |
leader OF Beaver County. His remarks were |
good, but much too long for publication. The |
President replied Go them IN substance 40 follows
Feiio,c- Ci;eHs | cannot ind words adequate TO eN
press my heartfelt gratitude for the kind and cordial
reception given by the citizens OF Beaver COUNT
have come here meet the people IN plain AMI so
csl Way without oseuiaun, beats the President OF
thi, great Republic and 10 examine and become &C
an sinfed In detail with their Agricultural Commereis
and Manufacturing resources. The SUBJECTS one o.
great importance the whole Union, anu especAy 20
Tie state OF penusyy sna and iar rs Is proper m
the Executive 90 interfere shall operate With the
National egislsture In ST measures beet calculated u
develop snd sustain her prosperity
- far SIS Internal Improvements are eoacernei an
strongly in favor OF system by which we shall have
good harbors and nsvgable rivers, and "! DO every
thing proper % produce result 50 desirable 10 re-
gard 70 my military services can only say Inst forty
years OF my lite have been spent in the service OF my
country, principally In the held and cannot there
tore be expected that should possess the same faculty
addressing such large snd respectable audience A.
many OF citizens doubtless do The credit Is due
Tor the success operations Mexico 10 the on