Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08

growth. So the feasible plan to me, of now attaining what our souls are reach Ing for, and which there has been so many years spent in merely theorizing upon,1 is CO., operative ndividualism-separate means. with unity of interest and design-different depart- ments carried on distinctly and apart by per- sons or groups, as the case may be, and each person credited for the work he may do-eacb paying for all he may consume.
 A domain thus owned and held by many ar few, for the use of all, under the superinten. deace of practical farmers-each department of agriculture or horticulture under the surpervi- sion and daily care of one fitted for and loving hlS mission, securing such helpers as are attract ed to each particular vocation, and being respon- sable for work done, master builder directs ms workmen and Is responsible for all * In every department the sexes mingling in their work, their studies or their pay--makng all work easy and active--all studies entered into witb zest, from this naural and beautiful rivalry that would warm the yonng blood, and give lofty ambition to make all of life possible.
 :" would have no interest on capital, but in- vestments made, each holding his own pro- perty Temporarily sunk, as it were.) in fee- simple, earning his daily needs like the others paying and being paid for all he may have or do-each treating every other with courtesy and care due between refinedand cultivated people who are striving to reach better life through higher and more beautiful social con- dition.
 Again." Most persons have some particu- lar torte, or at least some thing or things they can do better than anything else, and better than some other person can do them. We must learn to accept of teachers-we should be wiling to have leaders, In the true and noble sense of the term. H,yiag our o,on Way Gas It is termed,) in every little matter of lie. Is not individuality; he Is often the freest and most fully hlmsef f-certainly the most hap. py-who can gracefully and joyously wave his own thought or opamOa to meet the greatest good of alb
 From these extracts, and by reference to the above papers, will be seen the quality of soil, climate, etc., etc., quite enough to satisfy even the most fastidous. The greatest drawback is there being no market near; and that is one eff hclent reason why land-speculators have not as yet hxed their iron grpe upon that beautiful region, and this has given poor reformers a chance, and good chance, too. True, all wes- tern States and Territories were much in the same condition as to markets until railroads created them. Even SO will it be in our pretty 1ai ieSiOh ih Soou liiile, II people can muster sufficient patience to wait.
 In fine, isolation we have had sour fill of quite enough, and to spare. We are sick unto death of it. and all its cold unchartabeness and unmltigated slavery. Weshall no more oft that Is to say, those who choose to coalese with us and those who don't we shall leave alone in their glory! And if, as Mahomet says, "the mountain won't come to Us, we shall go to the mouptain,'
 Shut out as we are, by the fell demon of speculation from all the better portion of Gods heritage nearer home, by the fictitious value put upon land by the impious rapacity of tv- rant man--land which is not his to sell-which he never created foot of we are thus driven to distance e-from among all those whom we hold dear. But it shall not always be se-- Reaction must take place sooner or later
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