New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

the lar ALLOWS WITH WHISKY Nv the Arre I, al
them in The exercise OF "thx aoblea pr sisye Of IA
freeman TIE elective frsrchlse !"
A. for the rvs, of Mr.. Strius fellows lot,er IA 4,
the rsin rere-e wita facts and conclusions b. rcs
free Immigration. and encourage those who are no,
getting bare h,irg by their own unsdsd snsrxiss
nom the ls.s genial coil of England {, Law ant
those energies 10 Kansas The -eekaaes, too NAV
rad III. sppesl to the "roor mechanics 'A0 ara *
" sbO,atios,sis aud pack up their tool, fesrcsSy
homes rainbow l. gl"riou-ly bent, spanning ksnsss
Sish shove NJ. S,rinrf,NOr. like to vrits %. his
rsn,e in fp,l: Il ~ reminds Of the old Methodist
stsrzs-",IuSss by cord oufrfn his Lord, aud 20.
70 heaven first" Yours for karss, Humanity snd
EmigrsntAid COMMANDS u L. H. NICHOLS. 4
RrzissborossA. ~ Feb. 2 1855
RELIEF FOR UNEMPLOYED LABoRERS.
70 ne Ediov Of TIE " \. Irte~"e
SIR: At the present time, when so many surres.
tors are teing made for the support Of the poor Of
your CITY, am teup.ed to call your attention b a
nlan Of permanent relief, and which II You think
we'll Of. YOU can go iofuentialy support
IL believed that such plan as ihii can be car
RED out, with far css expense than is nov incurred
by your City in temporary relief, ard would prevent
in future much Of the distress felt in NewYerk,
besides reducing TIE heavy taxes thst your wealthy
real estate holders so iusfly complain Of and thus
able them, without loss, 10 reduce the reas OF yolr
hOuses and stores TO a living rate.
Your CITY, more than any other. is flooded with
cus.oued 10 fam aoor, Who arriving here penniless
spi inexperienced know not how where 10 look for
employ aud consequently thro an upon your
City authorities for support, thus incce AsnS your
taxes without receiving any permanent oeuehs thei-
sevss.
Such charity defeats its own end All destroys the
sefrespec, OF the receivers. making pernsnent de-
ptudepts on your bepevo'ence OF those Sho might be
made good self supporting einzens, proihcers, and
not m, re consumers while the id-ness 10 which they
are obliged TO rtm,r, but tempts them 20 dranken-
ness and iis attendant evils.
lntsveug through this country have often had
an opportunity of wtncSsing the great difference be-
tyeen the u rg who rem sins in tha ID and he
who has seticd on lana ' rack he ts pacing or has
ay a6y raid for OHt Of the (rH y ms orR iadastry
The latter soon becomes citizen With al the fesl-
ings of an Ame ricaD. No class OF men ieei more
strongly the bl. sings Of freedom
Understand there are in tbs state msny scattered
pieces of wild land only needing the AK and the drag
To- be made as productive "a, ard having the sdvan-
taee o. any lands in being nearer the best
nr rkets ia the county sud OF easy access.
Such LANDS can b. cosght al \ low cure should
think and wou.d DO al entirely safe Investment at
their market prices.
would suggest that m organization bee formed un-
der the marriage ment Of competent and rslisoe per-
sops with or without corporste powers A. may Ne
founc best for the purposes OF the project with such
cspitsl would be necessary for the purpose Ouy
ira lsnds In well selected ocslties ana parcel out
in o,- suitable for email farms to BE- repaid Ia yearly
iustallments 10 commence in one or tso years after
settlement.
II would be necessary that some advances be made
such settlers for nsance to send them out on the
land ion which account lands in tins State would DO
preferable 10 any further West) also n would neces-
saiy g. help them 20 bnild log house, ~ some Little
lumber is required 10 roof and floor H. and 80 far as
they usJ need their support until they can provide
for themselves ORDINARILY they would require but
little toward their support when on the land especial
" If in the ehborhood Of other settlements where
occasions al employment could be procured.
when once upon their lands, with the reasonable
ASSURANCE of becoming the owners OF farms as ever
else where the energies Of these will be brought
70 bear giant like upon the clear0g up and cultivation
Of their lands and they will become producers OF the
agricultural wealth of this State, and soon work out
the debt incurred by them to the Association.
This is no fancy sketch such results have wit
DeseCd yself.
10 addition to purch ,sing lands aud psrcslling II
out the snzation select good loo atoms the
lands Of other proprietofs and, In similar manner,
advance 10 persona the Of getting b. those
lands ard Of sustaining them until enabled 20 care
fer themselves.
Thsr, could be no diligently in making advantage.
Gus Arrangements with any OF ire propris'ors OF Wild
land that would guard al the rights of tho sssocls-
ton, and would be mutually beneficial 10 the propre
tors and purchasers.
II is believed IL would not be any improper exercise
Of power for the Commissioners Of Emigration 10 uss
its funds in transporting these people 10 the selected
lands and II not now possessed lihs project being
otherwise feasablt timely Liquidation would give tho
power.
In the purchase Of lands, IL the credit Of he City
could be loaned ct IL the organization shoul be
trolled by men e character and responsibility tbs
proper gements being made for securing title N
the settlers H,r rtspecfice actual DaEmsnf Of ne
amount due on 1ach farm little more THAI the Incl.
GENITAL expenses Of ihe organization, and tho tempo
rsry advances will be NEEDED the.e purcb sses 81.
cured BY the presen, value Of the lanis and addition
ally So 10y the improvements that would sDe.iily be
ma6e upon tnem could be MADE on such time a.
would enable the organization out of its receipts 70
NEE, ii- pay mebts and at the tms give ths set
tier ample lime 10 improve bis farm aud pay his debt
70 the Society.
II Is believed that such an organization could, at
much lees expense than your Guy now ncurs In the
various provisions poblic snd private for tho poor,
cary out such plan ~ would permanently relieve
the thousands now unemployed ana dependent, and
max tn, good producing citizens who sill ytotly
care and provide fer Themselves, but will bs able aaf
ready 10 for obsrsto bring into cultivation the
uncccppied lands of the State and thus Increases tbs
tsxebs cspitl Of ito reduces the bards nsoms
tsIes Of your City, and 10 make citi1s not nsrsy
In name but IN feeling Of the swarms Of Immigrants
who orosd your wharf aud remove the cerperisnce1
from the temptations OF large City, Ia worthy Of
the stter ton Of every n and must eJmmsnd tho
solicituce Of every phabthropist.
Ii ia believed that The foregoing plan would 90 fer
in producing the above results.
Yours very respectfully. l..
THE FRENCH MISSION.
To The Editor al ~ T. Tytbsn>