New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
ORGANIZATION OF AGRICULTURE. Iii.

ORGANIZATION OF AGRICULTURE. Iii.
PLAN OF A GREAT FARM, MANAGED ON JOINT
STOCK PRINCIPLES, AND WORKED BY MA
CIIISERY ON VAST SCALE.
To the Edito. Of TAsE y Tvi1ssA
SIR: As explained in my lsst article, the cultivation
Of the cereal grsns and the grsssss and the raising Of
focks and herds, would be the three branches which
would bs prosecuted on gigantic scale. They would
be looked to as the main soEIce of income. A few
branches Of manufactures Of . more attractive kind
would be organized, to give occupation during rainy
days and winter months, and alfo 70 afford alterations
from outdoor to indoor labor, they would, however,
be subordinate to agriculture
Thus the establishmens would direct ts attention
mainly to those primary departments Of agriculture
which could be prosecuted extensively with the aid Of
machinery which could be perfectly syste ms1ed SO
as to avoid complication IL details, and which would
admit Of regular organisation OF thoee engaged IN
them. A danger to which the enterprise wiu be e1
posed-ard the most serious one-is complexity and
al btrainess in the details Of industry, in management
srd the t1erc GO O. authority. This must DO avoided
il would give rise TO conflicts of opinions dlscords
and ensions and lead the members to dislike or
hate each other, instead OF being united BY ties o.
corporate sympathy and collective friendship-wnich
sentiments can easily be generated If ORDER AsD
JusIlcE exit in the Industrial Organization.
We Will remark, IN this connection, thst an object
which We have constantly in view II all arrange
nens though not expressed is he resz stion Of col
leciiys sympathy and frendbp, and result, Social
Uri.y, smorg the members. Il this resui once be
attained if gerersl and genuine sentiment Of BROTHER
hood sympathy OF the individual Tor the mass and the
ass fer the individual, can be realized among body
of intelligent msr it will lead to the moral conquest
cur false and dscordant society, the keynote o
which is seishness, and the general ree1s stsiie
srtipstby and hatred.
10 tecure this social concord that we propose &C
ENTERPRISE ID which mschipeIy on vas. sesls s be
employed, ard il which those g-ea: and lesting
barcles Of ss rceltu,e which admit Of slmpe, regu
lar AID tyitema.ic organization, lesvns notAios TO
accident esprce. or the arbitrary will of individuals
vii be pro.ecuied. In al enterprise such 8. thiA
which suppotes the combustion and JOINT ac1on Of
large punbers the most perfect tystem must sxlst;
men ust feel that they are obeyiOg the statutes OF an
oysaniLstion which they have aided in flaming, And
laws they have aided in establishing Tas love OF sni
voluntary sdhssion 90 tia. orssniIation and those
lsrs uust be secured acd the sentiment. OF noaest
deyo.icn srd the ides cf duty nust govern the eor-
6uct Of every individual.
Ibsisa difficult end &c be stts,ed, We sd1,i., but
If IL rossible AL. the sds 0. orS.oz A. SAD
of pyoper Industrial s,rs- gsner.s nus, De employed
- secure il. Small FOOLS sri implepe-ts, b- eI.n-
rle particularly If they srs inp.-fect, se2srs'e and
j;yide rser give lfe - -accseren: tDdViilA A>.en
ard Giscor6.
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