The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

either collection or trannt OF emgrants, or return
| freight.
The capital invested IN land would, after re sale
be reinvested in similar manner.
APPENDIX.
LOCAL EMIGRATION SOCIETIES.
Members TO subscribe for any number OF shares in
| the society to which they may belong. To render
members Of the local societies eligible to the bene-
fits Of this company, the subscriptions . be trans
| ferred to the funds OF the company by general
agents
to be appointed for each county, to distribute pre-
town, village and hamlet In Grea. Britain and Ire
land.
General agents to take up fifty shares, ten Of
which TO be paid up in full on appointment and The
deposit only an the remainder until the calls are
made.
General agents to appoint subagents, subject to
| rules and regulations 20 be framed. One hundred
and ten presentation tickets to be delivered 70 gene
raj agents on payment for one hundred. The diff
ference TO be the remuneration.
General agents TO distribute presentation tickets
70 subagents on such terms as they may agree on,
but no remuneration from the company 20 sub
| agents Except hereafter thought advisabe)
Every general agent Cor subagent if anthorized(
10 be President. Treasurer or Secretary OF the local
society be may establish.
Presentation tickets 70 contain printed form, for
number of each, name Of member, clase, division,
subscription, if monthly weekly, and il for sim
gle, double, treble, or for larger number of per
SONS; and 1t the back, form Of endorsement TO in
cert the number and dates Of payments and entrance
fee receipt
A fee Of Cd. TO be paid by. every member on
entrance, who is TO be furnished with the rules and
presentation ticket; when twelve weekly subscrip-
tons of Cd each have been paid, three monthly
subscriptions Of d each have been paid, the names
OF such members TO be transmitted TO the secretary
OF the company, 70 be ballotted for as expectAnt
emigIants to such destinations as the shares sub
sofioed for, or presentation ticket shall describe
comfortable 10 the rules and regulations Of the com
Aha anti nj INIT khaaV
eligibility 10 passage or title wayranfs)
AS soon as the number OF payments are made,
rendering the holder eligible TO the ballot, he may
ION payment Of small registration fee) require TO
be registered for The next any subsequent ballot
The subscription, nevertheless, 70 be continued.
The interes. Of any member, either m the Presen-
tati0n ticket or warrant 20 be transferable, out re-
sistrson in both to be attended to previous 70
transferring.
The issue of tickets 70 be encouraged Of the prin
cipsl Offices Of the association, 70 induce the
Weather classes TO promote the scheme by distri
buting tickets, particularly 70 young single and
married people.
Passage warrants TO include The benefits of free
passage, use Of bedding, good and ample Diet medt
cine Ard medical attendance, and money gratui.y
on debarkation.
Title warrants TO include the benefits OF passage
warrants and an allotment of twenty acres Of land.
Members TO be registered for the ballot 90 ex-
pectant tmigrants, or they shall be allowed "a per
cent per annum on the amount Of their oontribu-
toDe savings 10 be withdrawn on notice. from the
IunuH OF tue company.
Members Cor their transierees) who have obtained
passage warrant, or title warrant, declining 70 EN-.
bark In the vessel a. assigned, 70 procure license
Of delay, by payment Of graduated hnes from month
70 month or IL they so elect, may have license
(on pa, meRt Of fne) TO be allowed for limited
period yearly gum equal TO "a per cent per annum
on such amount as the privileges TO which they may
be entitled shall apes. 70 be wsr:h, secSrdns @
and Of The company.
Thre descriptions Of emigrane 70 DO eligible,
namely-seerage, intermediate and cabin passen-
gers respectively chased firs. class, second class
and third class emigrants Tickets TO be issued for
each class; greater attention than heretofore TO he
paid 10 the sseerage emigTants; 20 that instead Of
.sseIsge passage icing as r0r%e5,y fearful
object Of the officers Of the association; and besides
the comforts contemplated for the third class, or
steerage emgrants, IL Is proposed TO presen. every
adult on landing at the destination with . money
TBE BALLor-periodical selections to be month
ly OF oftener. Members Of the local emigration
societies whose names are incuded In the periodical
selection ist 10 be baoted for, and the selections
deterninsbls by ~. in the proportion of one In
every twenty or otherwise. az ordered by Me CON-
miitee.
The periodical selections 70 be formed into dvi.
sions sDd sections Divisions TO represent thu desti
nation sections 70 describe the class. The ubscrip
lions 70 be alphabetically arranged. The letters 10
denote the rate Of subscription and destination or
division. (Thjs Arrangement N intended 70 keep
the classes distinct ~ well the destinations, and
70 secure emigrants for localities 70 be nxed.)
The destination 70 be: First division-New York,
Rs%0r PRaSsSsa 9ss sSsS MSD:s. 81
Orleans, Texas, Central America, Cape Of Good
Hope, Algoa Bay. Port Natal Third division
sydney, Hobart Town, Melbourne, Port Philip, AIDE.
lside, Swan River, Wellington, and Other New Yea
laBd ports; and such other places as hereafter deem
ed desirable.
Monthly vouchers and lis. Of subscribers names
TO be transmitted by each agent 70 The Secretary.
single Tsot,, or u, u6k Hol1s or F,r,,ly notessor
s sS.Sr # sis'I so Ss wy Es, W. sS
Third class = ID I'd ID sd "a
seej'.... &C 40 20 80 &C 10
Sssl'.. IA 90 &c 30 es go
ecsbnJe. 90 100 90 20 nc so
The agents lists 10 be made up whom sum sQua
70 three monthly subscriptions " paid for The hrs,
division, sx for the second division, or twelve for
the third division
A code Of rules TO be drawn up, 70 be observed hy
members Of the societies and holders Of warrants,
who must conform 20 the same, and particularly 70
order, regularity cleanliness and the means OF pre-
serving the general health ON board.
Private and oon6densAl.l
REMARKs-
Many causes have Of late years been imperoeptibly
bat e6ectually combining 70 bring The subject Of
emigration into the position which II nov occupies
In this country ~ the great public question Of the
day. Over popu alton, commercial distress, scarcity
Of provisions, epidemic disease, paupsrsm, and, a.
the result Of these oslamites popular outbreaks of
no ordinary character, have been among the causes
10 which sllude and, BY kind OF universal con
sent, which gote far 10 prove The soun ines OF tho
principle, emigration Ia locked 70 By all clisses az
the palpabe, In fact the only remedy for ali theso
evils.
Companies having for their ohsot The promotion
OF colonization have from time 70 time syrung NO
end have Net -ith uore or Ices Of public support,