Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

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Immigration
\ German Emisraut society, founded IN
New York in 1851, has been continued ever
since, and is now in succc>s.u, operation I"e
Society has always been ot great pans To pro-
cure information from the most reliable
sources, and to disseminate IL a'""n5 Uer'n'"
emigrants for their guidance protection anu
assistance IL mas I'ev"''S N''0. I' d" '.0" ''.
jdent and Directory. lhe tfe'''t"' is H'L'F
BissENGEE-the Directors hNln'e ''O''ee".--
The receipts during the past year, ''r "lP''-
mas, contributions OF members, interest H"'n
the general and other funds, rent Tor property
in Canal street, Sc, inclusive OF a. balance last
year, are represented in the official report as
amounting to slI,IJO. The expenses were
1924, leaving a balance oil so'ltl III 'N'
treasury. The funds and property oil the So
ciety, consisting OF the AStor iuna' Inclusive oil
property IN Canal street. value" '' 9IV'OvV' Tue
general fund.- the ne" extra 'uno' anu l''' Luz
Wig iund' are estimated at S-O''''' '"' 'l'y'
committee eNpenued' during '"' year, fo'I''
among poor and destitute German emSran'''
The German emSr@t''" '' '"' port '' Nc"
York, during the past year. ''u'"'''" 10 '-'9't
persons WHO "'i'''U ny 50
ui'y-Se'e" ''NS''s'
migrants at TINS port S'li'' ~ " '''''''' 49,
up to the 5ISt Oh D'ceilo'I' "''o""'1" " wv
OO9' oil "hom o''O4O were l''s''' ',,5',''''
4'oI- Sco'ch' -'''t '''"'"' ''' ''''"
1851 SWISS Z''lZ S"eueS' ana ''to' '' o'''''-
ent natouaI'''eS.
y comparison Is ll'ue Oc'"e'" tue ui'''''''!
among emisrants on steamers an" Sa'l'"s YES
sells. Oh IIO'9l9 emIsrIn'' WHO Too" p'N''-'
'o' 'hS' port III ''1 e''7'' va 49,,
erS' III persons u'" "'''"e '"' P'SN'e' "''.''
of s., O39 cmigrantS ON board of sailing vessels,
ro- Ia IN, ,,-g,to.t mortality travelled ON
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board Ot the Hamburg SalllhS Vessels
This society * NOW turning lis attention To
the southern states, anu coIIet'ihS >"'h 'n'''-
nation rs may be useful to cmigrJutS. and may
leud 90 divert from the old channels, 10 Such
- tb. Southern states gS are dismissed 10 re-
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grafton. Regarding it "a important to the true
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interest '' '"eSe states '"'' '''' ''''
of affairs shall be understood 10y immigrants
hc, 81 ;. ,rr;,.,l I,ar,. IL, ,r.l.. o., .,-,il dis,
O0'o'' ''0"
appointment and decentralization, the society
proposes TO OPEN through It's agent d CORES =,
NM IHrts
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portuniteS OF obtaining all uce"iul informal
tiop Win 81 view to save trouble. and at the
IN. line.
same time 10 "'ICS' "'''"'"" '' '"O "'''" l''N'N
on which information Is sought, % circular, 10 Ice
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"UU''S'O" ~ '"N
States authorities IN the southern States mas
been prepared "i''" '''''0''' VIII" ''' '''-
lowing questions
EEL. ,b. majority, os v,rr n,pur,t.on in favor OF
-, -, go, h, ,,,I,r ~ .f41
=. fas vour state made oris ,t likely % enact laws
for the encouragement OF imu,. -r't'u .,. .,....
and tor NM. prot.,t on n. assistance of grant,
and OF what character aud where arr they located
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Eugl,h lausuagel pa persons and property. ami can
'n Wb7r6 seton, OF yoar state orsr the greatest
advantage to imn grants and where are they most
MI kind of labor s, M Greatest lemandl
What are the wages and CONDITIONS u4de. which
common 'AOO,S,S ,'- .''' E I farm,
ers gardeners. house servants. mechanics Gc. Nc 2
Are ia6orers generally supplied by the employees
we, %i,1 'l''''' anu
What Is the quality oil tie board seseTalIy FUR
Are laborers 10 be considered a., help in tie way
il s CUSTOMARY m lne Me'i,,' , %, '.S
tri,t, in which Muou.r, a.y .,.ur,d. aut would the
latter have access 20 ,.e"' o" g4b-. terms
go, 6, an II',rrf. and ~ -r,.,,
&c. Is it desirable that mm grants should bring with
tI a. /, S1 Iy ,S h. ,' ,. nav ~, ,,r
Sta1el
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Are there already German settlers or ahorers in
u'o,s '',''.'., ,'s's ms ''''''
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,o attract immirr,pts here. untiI they are pre-
,,,red IN answer mn Su..b ,,u,,tl,n, ,ati>acto-
-;1,. Thers ,rs Inn, ,,r, mode. of r-,c,,ripr
;,,r,irr,,ion soutbyy,r5 IN. +. b,. ,rr,rr,
49, mad. 5ir.., with t,,-,.. ,L.. o,b.r i
tbronqb agencies already eyis-ino- Il, This conn
try In either case this inflammation will no
Decess,rv immigration +, NOT uoy, an affair
ofblind adventure. individuals do NOT stray
off from their homes i'm the OLD countries with
~, tnou,ir, whore they ar, TO On. or how. ,b..v
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