New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10

diane, forever debared, BY ths cruelty Of svshes,
from enjoying rest IN the snde which hey preempt.
II is thus not The fault Of the ssttlefs, Who would
Of The leeches who follow Us and Of th,se who put
their money in their hands for Investment.
Werern privatiops are Old stories to Eastern pee-
pie. They will think, perhaps, We might better have
remained at the East, and contented ourselves BY
buying come poor, rocky tract Of land in their section
Of country than to 20 ~ far away notwithstanding
our TT, ntles, one seldom hears settler wish to
turn We feel it duty to remain, and By our e.
titops build up rev States, found new churches
schools and DO, psls and teach our children indus.
rous habits rather than live where luxury idlensss
or crime may be their onl, portion.
Are there rot wsys In which benevolent persons
con assist the poor aid suffering and send the Gospel
10 The heather il o more sfectuel manner than By
giving aims occasionally with hand, while with
the Other hey take illegal interest from the very mea
who could employ TO advantage their surplus n,cosy
in agriculture or manufacturer, thereby furniahinG
employment TO many VINO ete oow oePendent sPos
charity la .....
Tboussrds now engaged in crime or begging
THEN bread who would rather I'LL the coil and Do hap
DIV would the rich bot form associations Tor their re-
lief lend them uorey, and send them ~ work on nsr
vast up ulti' atd lrects OF land with the plessng
prospect BE- .oe bem VI being Sble some day to bay
at reasonable rates the soil they could improve.
The privstion Of a new country could be greatly
es,eped If the Itch az Of leisure would visit our
villages in person, leLd their mcoey at reasonable
rates, and take the securities which every fsrmsr
could offer.
Fer exsnple, an old Shylcck In 81. Anthony, Q
M pqJr eli church tnresisr Of money for o<Aeys
pot long since charged farmer $l5 for making out
mortgage then from three to five per cent per month
FOX the money, which he, from previous unexpected
los.es was obliged pay for feed for his cattle and
expenses Incurred 10 buld'ng. &c.
This same old thief arc hypocrite II he knows man
mutt have money and that he cannot obtain Il 81 the
tine from spy other dealer, will charge - high %
eight per cent. per month.
In this way he is accommodating great wealth nom
worthy people, who sometimes compelled 70 bor-
row small sums from him or lose valuable property.
MAY the terroIs Of remors,ful conscience over
take him. an may he never rest until he ceases from
his e1,ortion Without doubt we have others NE
bm from surh hoary and professors ofrslgiou
we heartily pray to be delivered live must costume
to pay such hgL rates Of interest Is better to pay
a. the real OF the uoney than to their AGENT,
who take advantage Of the poor without bene6ting
their en- pcyeIs.
Although the settlers detest speculstors Of real
we sth and benevoence, visiting for the purpose Of
nve sting their money in good securities and at legal
or reasonable rates Of interest would receive the r.
spect and attention due to hose able to confer benefits
upon an indus ious class of people, such - are new
living in thir country, and who will be very much N
lie ed Of oney to enable them to Withstand another
year the destruction of their crops, and cold Winters
ike the two just past.