The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-19

The following lromthe H. raj Nsr Fork.
ar may incise thought toward nrpGtahle re-
suit,
The observing. thoughtful person oApnct
shut his eyes ~ the rapid revelation takihg
place IN the business of Che country ntaf.a,-.
Ell oven now in the work Of production.
Associated capital and associated, system,
ised labor are working and will continue
to work radical changes in the character
aud results of our hushandries. AZ an ex.
ample. witness the working Of the Associ.
ated Dairy System et
Scarce grazing neighborhood in New
York State that has not got itscentrabdiary
house. or cheese manuiactory, And look
at the results. Lot them teach their lesson,
Capital invested in tho mauofactory, sim.
ply for manufacturing purposes the manu-
lacturer paying u compensation price to,
| the producer for his milk or doing the.
work for fraction Of what It would cost
each farmer to do his cwn manufacturing,
pays considered agood investment. 10.
there aCy loss2 Not bit of it. Labor is
saved to the farmer and his household
The annual expense for dairy implcmeRta is
saved to him. The fuel he used in manu-
featuring is saycd. And he actually gets
moro for his choose beside For Associa-
tod Dairy cheese bring nearly or quito
enough moro than tho isolated private
dairies. 60 pay the entire expense Of lnan--
uGacturing! And yet this great business il
I yet in its infancy. Hllt
Again, the influence of this organization
il iclt in the enhanced prico of butter.
For it cannot be es,ablshed we think, that
the high price OF that article is. altogether
due to speculative ventures of capitalists.
a great deal "A vast quantity of milk, in
to hay L,,,, Il kbo
by the facility with which II could DO
made into cheese yielding tho farmer o
greater profit, at least assgreat. aud saving
his wife and daughters tho labor OF taking
caro- of the milk But this il not tho only
phase which the influence OF these assooi-
ations has assumed. Itis consolidated and
uniting the interests OF farm srs. 1t is Civ.
ing them power they never had before.
Now, each dairyman docs not act independ4
ent of his neighhor in selling his product
The twenty or fifty men Interested act
jointly, by agreement---controlth the Qhoese
product of Il neighb0rnnod as Ey one voice.
This gives them inHucn o and power thev
could not gain otherwise. In some casos
= the mon associated in the dairy choose
three rustees or directors, to whom is
committed the, M. ,nas cment of the business.
! tho responsibility OF making sales. OF
COuIbC Ileil ldl 1tlN lntoVCbtcl lu tuo HTp'
, duct and men Of int,igcrne, business tai,
ent and shrewdncss are chosen; and they
do far better for tho whole association than,
each man could possibly do for himself
| Such is the remarkable result Of associa-
ton IN one branch of hgsbandry yhmll
has been so Feoeatly developed. Tho end
is not yet. Other experiments will be made
: in other branches of business. In England
tho work OF cultivatng land is rapidly he
> coming systematized. II is done not only
7 at Joss expense, but moro rapidly and eff
. cientiy by, associations Of men who ppr
u chase steap plpws jointly, with which tc
: do their work. Our Western farmers
Q should also act upon this hnt, if the steam,
apparatus in use in England may be profit
: ably used here. Iadeed, the demands qpor
:, the producers Of the country are sIeh
Q with the scarcity Of labor and the increas
cd demand for their products, that associ
= alton is becoming nn absolute aeceeeity.-
II az we'll to ecpnomize labor and diIninisl
J. tho cost Of pEoduution as to meet tho organ
Q izltion of tradesmen aud commercial mer
u with organizations. We commend thil
u subject to tho attentipn offaEmere.,