The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

hoping ths, eempe.snt men, with sucisat means you'd
lee issl the .sed and pssosvs the sdvansasss o.
ton with us; but sl doomed 70 disappointment In ths
respect, and stl stesithily and with many sore mis-
fort on borrowed capital, hoping zach ysar 70 and
stopping point TO Increase OF debt and hoping u-
had completed largo outlay for increased facilities Of
and az ths commencement OF financial crihis
unusually severe We are overassn ey disastrous are
teen thousand Ave hundred dollars struck down the In
dustry connected with this endowment and the
all our weaknesses at oncs, In addition 70
the difficulties Of carrying large floating debt through
the everest financial revusion that has occurred since
came here II Ia not singular, therefore, that some
OF members feel the seed Of positive control OF
the mtans Of life and have not courage longer to face
wthstandiug these dircouragementS, nearly ALI OF the
members adhere to their faith in combined effort, and
would be glad 10 preserve the social life that has
many charms, and continue combination In form
that would secure economies without great relative
expense We have borne. One means OF doing this,
and the true one would be- greater numbers ofutable
persons to make all capital active, and 10 establish
and continue well conducted Industries. Our expecta.
tons In thea respects have been poorly ted
toned, that are discouraged from further effort In
this direction We need annual production OF about
twenty five thousand dollars. This would pay say
five per cent for the OF capital stock and satsfac-
tory income for hundred more members Ths oaps-
cities OF the land great We sl have consider
able shoproom say carpenter shop forty feat by thir
ty and Aay one half of three floors In brick building
IN
three or four unoccupisd tsnements strictly
suits OF rooms, without Kitchen. Rents will be about
ten per cent upon cost of building Our table Is con
drctd the restaurant method and members live al
ous cost from dollar and half TO three dollars
more per week as the actual cost To those who
conduct business private account, profit 70
contingencies and put this department q
footing would be charged Members live AZ cost, and
the conditions Of admission have been years proba
tion and Investment in the capital stock when pract
cable but investment has not been absolute condition
OF membership Our last expression OF views, however
In foyn AT tpwa tunanf faf
pot than one hundred and hy dollars for each per-
son, onehalf Of which to be deposited taking rest
dsnce in the Association TO protect US against loss and
profit on board for six months Of dollar week, 70
cover cost OF making provision OF roo industries edu
cation &c for the co%srs and goor' ia 'uOscrPtIon ion
And enough TO buy out the interest OF such OF the
resident members, wish to leave possibly. $40 900
Making fund of say sac, 900
And fresh, competent persons could come in and
man our nduatries and make Bach notifications
as may be deemed important, there would seem
TO be no good reason against large industrial
and social successes obtaining here. Perhaps
II half the debt we're allowed to remain for
term Of years, II could be managed, and this
quite possibly NIB lee. sum would .u:: 70
hquieafe the interest Of those wishing TO con
vert their stock. on course this Is a m-re sug.
gention that occurs In discussing the question
OF continuance, and Is made without knowledge
OF how many would like TO avail themselves OF
reliabis persons, competent TO control business
Affairs, could come in and have tho command
p,r w'sn aa q St short period e q yssr 81 90
In buying the interest Of those wishing 70 their
stock the question Of permapenc. would be tosrably
well settled for the preliminary labors have been per
formed TO liberal sxtentths land s In very gooi
don, the orchards in bearing, comfortable buildings
far as sstssshsd ana ,hsrs remain bat the questions
OF oebt which TO be paid and r-venue which can BE-
produced by compstent persons for the conditions
ist Another suggestion IL 10 DIVIDE portion Of the
land into small lots and sell them out 10 such persons
az wish to own their land and conduct business on
their own account. Collsgs sites could aso DO set OF
and the proceeds of sails applied 70 eIngush debt ami
thus while providing for the wants Of other eissssa
tsf.ssd IN soms iorm 81 rssai Progress nshs ssui
| preserve special life and AZ this tme
tablish more universal character for the moVemept
| Ths women continued Mr. SKARs, In the phalanx are
truly emsncipated. Their rights fully recognised
IL women did obtain their legal rights under present
socieiary arrangements, y would do them no good for
they would not wish 10 act soldiers, lawyers doc
tors, even allowed 10 do In tho phalanr they have
every right accorced to them they asking for.
moyemertg In the organization Of domestic labor
where Il said they would totally fail the o.
the phaanx has been wonderful ID was thought that
the women would quarrel and the children not agree
as in other large families; but such has not been the
case the brethren and sisters live togs her 10 great
amity.
Mr. HoSnn ssid that about ten years ago th, assoea
tive principles through the country like wdnr. bat
interest in the matter. He hoped for a revival This Il
movement In the right direction, and ths socialists
should agats 70 its uniysral recognition II has
been proved that women live together without pull
Ing each Others hair and abusing tls children because
they are not their own. lie (the speaker) had seen
hhamsful treatment Of women and children In cha0
t stat. Of society Much has been said about hnmbug
and Henry Ward Beecbefsand H. j. kAymond had called
Barnum the prince OF humbuss lie was no, 80. Hum.
bug As true Of them Of him The speaker Of
opinion that every thing touch and taste hum.
bug and nothing but humbus. After getting thi. on,
the speaker took his seat apparently much relieved.
Mr. wARKI CHAsS had Witnessed the rise ana tall of
almost every association that had been started Ia this
country yet hs had not lost faith. He sAthhed that
there we're Thousands who would willingly join In
movement towards associative life, II not that all
the experiment. failed Pscupihrly Mr. Chase va at
tacksd 20 Wisconsin phAsnr they sneoeasfui In
a xcuniary point of view, but failed In social lf..
They bad not coDgensl sprits among them. I,
lees 10 think this movement could be rssruscita si
the people discouraged There people Ia this
city Who we're quite vng " tall, but rho lid not gvs
would te TOO bad Il hi. .sso .,on s-rs compelled 70
sell portion Of their land whsn ihsr. plenty OF
rich socialists in Nils city who could rshs,e them of their
Tho speaker had determined Join any more
eatiops unless they wholesale arrangement And
not fragmentary a. bsrstofors, Civilization would be
compelled. some Gay or other to give wsy u Assoc.s
tons.
Mr. Toom1, editor Of the CArisilan Sgi,tuaiia nsrt
sposs. He not q phiio.ophSr. he vas Christian
Philosophers whether in bre.chss pettoosts didn't
amount 70 much. When the history u socialism .Aal
b. written IL viii Be found that radical error a.
the bottom of tbs whole Of "a Robert owen sad
Was creature Of circumstances. Here 10 tb@ diruy.
Nov, the true prineips IL Iov. that 4. - thiniing
more of our nsEhbor wants than II our own stomach
The Christian hth u love and Y ihat 'enumsnt vas ~.
eosnir4d ah would y wei NJ. Ioohv hAd iound that
roguts, and the general feeling thai every
too vide A-ass Altossfhsr Thia feqinE
begst. susyicion and humbUg has far les infasnos
than mott people imagine. Th.s uas The Ereai
Why viii not each other and ooasel ssntT ali
associative efforts have fAlsd. All sEoud tAss
tbsms-lvs. 20 tat ana that hsy ifse from this
evil conception bsfors thsy unfsftass novsfDsnt u
this bihd gentleman rssnt referred " the bpding
associations 10 this city. Thsy r.e~vs tl 80 90
yesr and ~ 90 psopls have homes 10 h0rrssna
and skswbsrr, vho would not have them, wtft " -;
for thsss small assocatons
Hsrc effort made " get . sommlits at no
would serve. and the Tag At lat d-inG say
and vent out " Ike The snuff of candle " not
advised whether any msstinss ~. 70 b. t.&
BrookISn city Intelligence
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on, In of fsrE. u fo1f hrS, cisss bret bufngs