The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-06-08

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IS safe now.
"a PLAN FOR FREEDoN"-" a-vsI7E
EREIdETY"
At the last session Of III, f.,.....-.
Massachusetts,, an act Of .,aa.I.....
granted for an EMIcRANr Ain Sr......
corporators being BeIj-m C.. C..,l
Liverrnore, Charles Alien, Isaac D,.. u
liam G. Bates, Stephen c. Pa.ri., rr,.,
Hazewell, Alexander H. B4!lock. II nv h
son, James S. Whjtr. 49, Samuel + g..
Samuel G. Howe, James Holland No.. T.
ball, James D. Greoa Frances ". R.rl
Clapr, Aneon BCringa.ac. Eh .rhayc- ,.-,'
Rich, their associates, SUCCESSORS. AID s.,.
The grea5 objcc5 IS. to as-,,s cn..,.....
settle tie Western Territotins lh,r..,.,..
eating Freedom and Free Labor. Ta-...
stock is not 10 exceed $1,000 0al ..t
vested in real or ;craonal estate. g,oy.t.,.
more than $50 600 nc invested al ycs. ..
in Massachusetts.
"Sec. 3. The capital stock cr.ci3 e..,.-..
shall be divided into shares Of Sioo c.,,. B.
no more than 81 ca the share shat, be- 49,.
duricg the year 1854, and no r.cr, t., (.
on the share shall be assessed a. any e-. g.
thereafter.
HSec. 4. AZ all mcetings Of the ,.a,;
ers, each stcckholder shall he cn.l.J.. p.
one vote for each share held by him .-.,s'
that no stakeholder shall be entitled ,o !.
moro than fifty votes on share, held l~ ~, !,
nor moro than fifty votes by f;czy.@
May 1O-h, the Corp0ratorg met e, lie n
House Of Boston, and appointej Ri Ta-.
A. H. Bullock, f. Z. Hale, CT Wcr1c..,r
ard Hildreth, and O.is Clapp, e E,,
committee, to report a plan or c.e,. .
From their report the Tribune coye- !
loving extracts, showing the general OBI, s..
the Association, and the mode byw,..lat
are to be attained.
REPORT.
"The Em'graat Aid Company Ia. r..-,
corporattd to protect emigrauts. .- r.ya...
be, from the inconvenicnccs we h.y. crrr.,
ted. It's duty is to organise earg,a... q.
West, and bring Il INTO e .gten. M. "A
which should have been attempted l,rg g..
particularly essential no2, a Tho lr..c..;
sition of the western Territories.
"The Legislature has granted q c,ae
with capital sufficient for these ran
This capital is rot &c exceed S5003C~
no single year arc a,-es5mcat- TO q l.-.
amount than ten per cent. 30 Be cii.l .
The corporatOrs believe that if .ae c r..r
be organized at once, rs soon - ;La s~ls 4
ton 10 the stock amounts 10 ~ 0rgaUa .
annual income to &c derived irsm q au,,
and the subsequent subacr. .,c1s !aas r
appropriated as 20 render most c,.a..ai /.
vice to the ernicrant; 20 iiaue irr. SD.
Kansas, 20 the lasting advantage e he ca
try; and 20 return . very han!-ane Pa.
the stockholders nron thejr iaye.tmen.
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"TO accomplish tho object "a y,r. +
recommended, fss, that the Dir,c.As ID.
immCd ately with some enc of the tr-i 2,
lines OF travel for tie conveyance %.
persons FROM the Northern and Ni5:a ,.l
TO that place in the West which the Dro1
shall select for their frs. settlement
a" 1t is believed that passage may he 90 ai>.
in so large Il contract OF half tic Prize 70
byindividua!s. We recommend tha. e.r' .rai
receive the full advantage OF this d.c'Ge.4.
price, and that they ~ forwarded IN .,ml4,
Of two hundred, az they apply, At ihs-crii
rates OF travel.
%. 1t is recommended thet o. such pr1
as the Directors select for pl.css q ,tt,ua
they shall at once construct . hoor3i' 2, !
or receiving house - in which three .a1l
persons may receive temporary a1cara I
ton on their arrivai--and thar TIE nur. II
such houses be enlarged as NECESSITY may q
tate. The new corners or their 4nit- 4
thus be provided for, in the ncees.-y .g
which eIapsos while they aro making ;... 4
lection Of location.
90. 1t is recommend. d t..t ;ac DE-.
procure and send forward stcl3 rc Il
grist mills, and such other IN cairss a.
be of constant service in new so'tgF
which cannot, however, be r0rcaasei ~
ried out conveniently hy individual 'ci /
These machines may bo leased q Tia By
company's agents. At the same time. hH
s'rable that printing press be sen. o'. =,
weekly newspaper established. TIL, =
the organ Of the company'a acens; 80 ! 4
tend information regardirc ;5s sJ'ien'.; 4
be from tie very first an iutax 81 tla. l'
freedom and Of coed moral, which j: Is q
hoped may charaeterjzo The St7:t h,a /
formed.
"a. IL is recommended that thc sg@.
agents locate and take up for the c.@i
benefit the sections Of land in wh.Gltle t1~I
ing -houre and mills are located, and =, 'i-
And further, that Whenever the tcfrlti?
be organized az free State, the Drcc.H'
dispose CT al It's Interests then ief'act
sales the money lad oct, declare u tiv1,1'
the stockholders; aud,
IS. That they then select q hex iii' !
make similar arrangements ir tie ''i.r.
and organization Of another fee e's!e V'
Union.
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Under the plaza proposed I. VI. he '... i
or three years before the Company can L.,
Of its property IN the Territory fret c''Oi
and reimburse itseis for is i5s5 oApen-ea
that time-in q State If 20 GGo iria"'a''
viii posscss several reservations o; 6l0 .
cacl--on which its boarding Sors's "9 49,
standard the churches AID seL'''Ds u.
which it has rendered reoesiny. I. ''I
centrcs will the settlements q The S.s@
radiatcd. In others world, these poo
then be the large commercial pcs &1'. -
new State If there we're only GAG SUI
value, after the region snculd be s. !" pr
would make verylarge dividend to 1Asy.1''
which sold il, besides Restoring its '''-'. \
ital, with which TO enable 1t To a''-'i'
same adventure elsewhere.
"
"Is is recommended that nceilhS
stockholders be called On tine iiFsi " 90, =,
in June, TO organize the company ioi % g.,' !,
and the corporators, at this tiinc ma 30 >
porary organization, with power 20 U.s.
scriptions 20 the stock and MAKE any N''
preliminary arrangements, c..,.a
"ELI THAYER, far tie C0'H'+' i
\ A temporary organization We9 cH''
I the nhoica Of Ill Thayer oil hUiCo''