New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

tricus man trying his best n raise his family I,
comfort and Independence, aud not safsred 20 do
30 because Of the TqTthlessness and ineiicency Of
certain other men
Sir. DO not think that this il an appointment, or
Nature | DO not think that she does anything 90
contrary % the principles Of Justice 40 THIS would
be Would Il not be more TIC and moro TAR that Z
mnus success in life should lsociety Securing hin
from wrong and violencel depend On himself alone
Under the system Of Land Reform, for which
contend every individual man could 20 "o-ga1ize"
his own labor that il would produce hin the rave o.
wages fixed by = power that il alike liberal ADD
iust, ard that knows thoroughly mans wants and
cGpaeitiet.
That rate Of wages would be- nave no d7abs,
three times as much ns the average which labor
now fels for. But whatever may be its amount /.
is cur duty 20 receive Il as the standard fixed By
the Being who created man and the earth 4
placed them in their present relation % each other
A standard, too, that viii slide upward and Upward
es the improvements Of science are brought 20 bear
on cultivation-thus, by beautiful harmony. lesv.
ing man more and more leisure as he becomes
more and more enlightened and refned.
And as for Currency Reform | cannot see any
great necessity OF bothering our heads about Il If
you Give Us a system Of Free Lands. II amsn
has wheat, or pork or butter to dispose Of he can
take it to New.York or Milwaukee and sell il in
either place for currency convertible into any
merchandise he may require for his fsmilys wants
into gold, even Il he should prefer that. The
currency we have would not be bad thing, were
it not for the difficulty Of getting bold Of it,
close, BY giving you one or two extracts from
Ingless Tour in Switzerland TIE intelligent. read.
er will apply them to the subjects have been con
sidering
a village in every part OF the Engsdins is the Il
consists Of street longer shorter may bs, with
few very short lateral openings scarcely deserving
the OF Streets In part VI he street there a.
open space with fountain in the csnterp am, bat not H.
fuE 4 ~
forming pert Of il is The village church-iu sze and
parishes Of scotland In all ME there nothing remarks
be hut 10 he appearance OF Tue houses "ch form ihe
village he same carnO be sad. The frat dung
urrEr Il iher exuaofdinary size. The walls which
close the cweing u substantial OTso's bous', would
admit hn tem iAe ilfReil houts ma are 70 hs found
n London wh some few exception bat they never
ceed ~ stories ia hight
The writer goes on to inform Us that the exc.
ror q these hoUrss are decorated with " the finest
copies Of Greek and Roman deEigrs,' "pi,lsrs,
"pedlmeniE," Doric or Corin,hian gates in sucn
way as to "resemble a Grecian Temple OF the
furniture he says:
Al one ptaionrs house 10 the Lower Engsdiae r..
arEsd some chsifs upon which 'oage vas 50 well exc
culed greatly 10 exceed any airg have from the
worTshop # p London uphoaIerer'
Further on ne informs az that the cutvators are
al proprietoTs.
In this Canton that Of the GnsoDs) there are no
psupers-vhile in the Canton OF Berne the lands,
which are owned by a few proprietors, he found
over 10000 paupers-being one in every seven.
teen Of the population And be proceeds:
AIN little tiehouse IN Of the GhsOnS con
versaicn was carried far inferior 10 any thsl
have ever heard 10 any Of the commercial o.
English i'm and IN ny chamber, which was but garrett
the pillow had inner covering OF blue satin snd me pill
loW.osse 81 well cOunlerpane OF with rich
lsce leas nine inches broad There occasion for
Tie peastut has bis cheese butter milk eggs fowls
pork beef grsin fruit and vegsal esand with the Glrpug
OF his dairy, which he sells 10 the travelling merchsn he
purchases such additions as are required IN his family COZ
fee, sugar, wine, &c
Now mark you, sir, all thiG is the testimony or
an Esgsh rCnarchst-a man who in the same
book riiicules those same Grisorl for being con-
tent with and proud Of their liberties He certain
ly, therefore, he's not drawn the picture more r.
vorabe than he found the original
And yet what is the picture he has drawn
Lsree and tasteful hOuses-rich and substantial
furniture-the beat necessaries Of life In proiusiOn
and purity-and n state of intelligence higher than
is found among the commercial classes OF Eng
land. That the picture Sir. AL that realized,
too, without either "Organiz alton of Labor, or
Currency Reform Realized on haltbauen field
perched Up on the Alps, and for resource or fertii
ty. no more 10 be compared 10 the public lands Of
Il is nation than these Swiss bills comparable 70
the moss growing steppes OF Lspland.
have now done, Sir; and If you and the public
should deem this letter unreasonably long, all the
psllston / have to offer is that sm not likely to
trouble either Of you with another for long time
TO come. THOMAS ANGE DEyYR
Waiansburgh, July 7, 1880