Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

the lazy VINO Is I0DOIeC ny DtAh.
forming her that he feels his blood tipsle ~
his veins If he were but 20 years OF age,
n sexegenaran. He is said TO be goou nee 1,,d
ana formerly in the employ OF Messrs. osnI Ia
4 Co., car workers He is relied upon TO take
charge of the mechanical worx yet 10 De done u. w
new ri Dorado. Mr.. Bently was last year Pi NJ
dent Of the Spiritua st council in TINS CITY. ~.
George E. Charles also takes his wife and chlu VIII
him. lie is Canadian. having emisrateu 70 h W..
land OF liberty from Toronto. lie Is a car ~
trade. His wife was, in her youth. Roman eaeno
lie and the maria re was celebrated by priest oi
that CHI 1Tch but the poor womans eyes nav -
opened, and she now lays herself prostfate 49,.
the throne OF free love. Her husband IS an enAhN
s.ast in the new religion s.,o
Mr.. Lyman and wife also Of this city were Q. s.'
party. LA man, thin, eadaVerous I"okln- sPe a..
men OF humanity. formerly Kept n Tea sV'te- -
wi look alter the grocery supply FOR the NaISoui
community. and with his wiie, rejoice IN the i'ee-
dom wher.unto they have attained.
Mr Nelson, wife and two children, are also pr
grms in search Of a love community. Nelson was
forena in a sash aud blind factory, on the h0rth
SIDE. IL has lorsaken the hollow shams OF mot.Ih
society and p Gn-ed into community whsI t II
not absolutely necessary 10 put bolts on eha"i'e'
doors.
Messrs J. H. and CORTLAND White are two young
men Who orgnally we're earp-hters, Out tuin.u
photographers. They have joined the evhinuniY
Tor u god Of their sous, and the grdthei tlon oi
their appettes. .-
Mrs H. Augusta White, young lady OF y years
OF a-e, Is perhaps the most notable % the party
that left in the Cit OF New York. She Is an authofs
ess lectures and poetess. sne possesses a ihlhu %
uar or -lnalltl, ahd FORM OF auillia'4c "ee
t.. Her two cardinal beliefs IN addltl"n 10 her ue
vO ion TO ires-uve are that ev ~ woman on fe'ci,
in the 20 OF IS years, should be allowed 70 car
herself mistress or "Aifs," atd that chlloreh
sbnuld nnt necessarily take the surname Of their
parents Whatever name was most a-teeaois, 70
the mother that should be gwen 10 the child DIT.
White has liver IN the person oi YOUNG man
named Moodhouse. They came to@ether' IN pure
cuniu-al love- on the l,tt 81 Aprh HIST Ia ~
cu1dauce with her radical views On sue matters,
she stall calls herself Mrs" white "reat tilh-s
faff1f "a
freedom r.,....-.,. A..
left on the pr, peer but there are stll others ~
this city and surrounding country VINO VIII peeu.
/, wend their way to the Pr missed Land. Among
the latter several families m Wisconsin, anu
from his city MessTs. George Wright. O! NO n.1
Nest Lake street and Abraham Dnmore, % No
1914 Centre avenue. But perhaps the leadlhT li7ht
of those at present leit IN the city nut VINO pr.
poses shortly to leave Oh caso for the Naieour set
Element, is Mr.. J. IL. Mooohouse, Aouh- man vi
fair education. who has had the marked -ovI i.i-
tune TO be chosen the affinity "l Mis. "l''o;
MI. " OoChuuse Is the corresponding s1Sie''-f VI
the SD ritualstie Council, and earnest afcher
after truth. used 70 run macine ID t',c S9sIl
factory On the corner OF Desplaines ana tul1oh
streets AID now spends portion OF ms t4ilS -
setting IN the Rs{igiO- PhiiDs0p A3c1t once ne Has
lived 10 the city Tor about iuuf ears ana J.,
OF Dundas, Canada, where BIZ iitheI = ~ - ~
etc. lie became apirltuaIrt IN i''i' an4 - "a
duallv advanced until ms soul has aAa0 a." -
shackles and now rrjo ccs In freedom ne - giils
% years Of are and ls united on basis u -fee-4"''
with a talented Euthuress. p'ctess anu 4eS--, -
dfaf q. Life has many charms lof hlin anu iio
speedily hopes 10 Join the advance "iiiu tll-t Us
gone To raise rose bushes ana ci'"d-V ''. 80, -
ofValcour lie las taken deep interest 4. tIo
movement and : well posted - IA regard 10 us u
innate aims
4 personal interview with this man,
Woodbouse. elected the following particu-
lars in regard to this deicctanic society ana
The plan- Of it, members. The pursuits OF
the community are % be agricultural ana
horticultural. Additional houses are TO DC
built at once on the island. y large plateau
Is 20 be graded and beautifully uTnamenteu'
upon which in future l. To be buht t"c.'e
commodiOu~ structures, ailke IN every par
ticular. each u have accomm' cations loT
several families and be the hume OF group
this grouping l. to classify the DIVER
gent mental Compartments, arranging
them according % the law oi 'a>-lclailJ
attraction .he.r motto 90 lie ''lndg-try
and fraternity. In their government an
member over fftecnyear- OF age Will be emil
lied 10 vote. "a general election To be held
when there will be- .ectei one presiding OIL
Ger of each sex " DO shallbe theprcsidents anu
have general supervision over the c1mmu-
nity. Each group 10 have gentleman ana
lady suueriutcndent. NJ .aw or regulation
10 be binding uutil submitted o. and ratl-
fed by the community Nj. " uodhousc
SAYS In regard To social ties. VI NaicJur we
shall recognize absolute saclll fr,edOm ami tae
reign OF each individual % control MS or
her destiny in Tie ~1cil. relation shall iidlly
recognized" lie also says the children
OF Oneida are sIckly; but the principle on
which that community j. luunded j. not
deep enough. Oar children " ~ ali De i'fe
cklidren. We shall start al Na.cour the
greatest reformation the world has
ara lac
cared Tor aud educated collectively. or
otherwise, a. the community may dhett-
in Industrial pursuits. perfect equality Will
be recognized between the -eXc-. lnvahds
and the aged and iuirm are o. be exempt
from lator. aud shall receive tac most hu-
man and KIND trca-mcutat the hands oil the
community.
A. regards lie extent ot facts ia this
matter, Your correspondent can ouly ray
be has tried faithfully 10 Investigate, ana
has become >ati-h i tlat tac facts az sub
s5anuAlly a. he las given theu' tAAt >eeh
a party sailed from this city by one 1I the
Central Vermont steamers. last thursday,
and their plans were substantially as stated
in this letter. Vermont aas ,4- lliued rather
an unenyiab.c Representation ia such gain
erin.s.
The Oneida community is SAID 20 be COM
posed OF crmuultr- lu q proportion nt one
hall their whole number. Bingham l1uns
and two OF bis caIci oiI-er- wcIc born 10 the
Green Mountain State, aud daughters ui
Vermont are said u Dee rather numerous
among their hock~ Perhaps this consider
alton na- iuducrl these advanced spirit
tuaiists - to believe THAR thclr RANKS "ould
be Inpdly augmented ID their community
becomes permanently located 50 near her
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