The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

busy lilo Wo might nil know how 10 repd writ,
anu cipher, and might all possess a passable ae
qunintai'ce with what is called ..polto literature
| alld nave high respect for knowlctlpe op,l Va
setllo down for ages in state in ITO rcsucc, 81,
porio: 20 that OF tho Chinese. Tho movement n
tho world towards purcr mannors mi nObler ,w.
towards larger iborty dcrpcr iusigi,s; its growtl
IN ialth and hopc, aud in moral ai material p,w
er' ~ quo ~ tho labor Of comparatively sn,aI
NUMBER Oh thlhkcrs Nearly all great advances !,
e''ii|ation nro brought abunt by tho labors O
mon Oh nigh culture and deep thought. They con
eo'e what otacrs execute; anl il iB tho duty ant
ntetest OF orcry nation, oven of those who consi
dor mntsrial comfort to DO tho highest good :,
mako, by all available nlcanu tho nbors of s mr.,
OF scicnco casy, and, il possible, pleasant.
This book il for sale Mt htr. JOHN RrssEIi,s.
Agnes ircmoruc." "rhc Cost OF u Secret. etr ets,
new fork: Harper lirotlcrs, Publishers. 1867.
Ihs is u very interesting story, well told Oul
iauy friends who may wish to have q good novel To
roau those hot summer afternoons will do we'll to
call Mt hlr .. G. coUnrENAYs, No. 0 Broad strcet,
TO whose courtesy we hro indebted for onr conv.
management, based nn tho recent German work ni
acn,er with annosaiions and nncndIncnts
United States. Now ,ork: ieypoidt & uoit II iss1 Sp
Charleston: John RuB,cll. ~ oo"
This book treats Of subject now occupying tho
attention OF tho leading writer's on Political Ecano
my In EnElnnd, Franco pnd Germany. In Now
York also, several papers Of late have advocated
tho introduction OF this same system; tho object
OF course is pras.wortliy viz: 10 savc 10 tho poor
and werRin" man all Tint ia possible of his CARL
ingsr or perhaps wo should uay ly judicious III
festmont and cooperation 10 mako tho lttlo ho
has so as far as possible, This ilca is not now
one. The trouble hitherto has been to carry IL
INTO practical and successful effect This has
boon dono frequently ~ latr in tho iarga cities of
EUROPE, a3d the little brochure before us gives n
great deal OF information in rcfcronco TO tho
matter.
HERMANN cnuLTzE, OF Dctzscll, is considered
tho author Of tho German industrial and ecouoni-
Cal associations. Iio Inns bcon engaged IN il sincr
1850. Tho movement first affected those small.
independent tradcsmon who wcro trying, By aid
OF socotics for casl, pdyancos, for tho Wholesale
purchase OF raw material and supplies, to n,aiutain
competition with tho growing prosperity OF tho
manufactures. This nort nlent of confederation
to-day extends over all Germany and through all
classes OF its ncoplc. Thoassociations TINT in 1850
numbered only half dozen, now have mullipliel
ih'o more 'nnh thousand, with not less thnn
threc hundred and fifty thousand members. nh mn
nnal business of ut least sGO, ,G0O, ,Oo0 and nearly
sa,ooo,Oo0 Of private property. The co-ouoratiyo
store societies began to appear in Germany, still
lnter than the credit and labor associations. The
hctory employees, who woro toso mainly intor
osted III their formation, had little experience of
aocictios i'll 1850. Indeed, owing to tho compare
live novelty OF their branches Of industry, no con-
seriousness of joint interests had made itself felt In
many districts Itwas not till the birth OF cduca.
honai societies about 1eco that a change took
place, and tho so-called working cinosos wcr.
Drawn into it. This little book is one OF great in
tercst, and well worth tho attention OF cyery
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