Remarks on the aboue.
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Inc advantages OF Association, as an economic
arrangement, are great and manifold and as clear


latainablc in the prosecution of Agriculture or
General Industry as in that OF Banking, of Wha-


Ing, of Navigation or Of Manufacturing, TO each
Of which in a very imperfect and partial shapc]
lhas been applied with success for many years.
Wedo not doubt, therefore, that two or three hun
dged families who are emigrating to the West,
may, by wisely combining, procure Their trans


portadon, lands, buildings, teams, implements,
&c. for one.third what the same would cost them
'OprOvidc themselves as well separately, and that
they may by Association attain to condition Of
as great comfort, thrift andindcpendenccin IN three
years as they could in ten removing and working
separately. Beside, they could by Association
ENJOY uninteryuptedly the blessings of Schools,
Library, Medical attendance, sc. &c. which they
could hardly secure at all, and must pay heavily
los II Proceeding each for himself But this prln-
'lPe is moi Of partial but universal application
as practicable in New England or New-lersey as
II Illinois or Iowa. Our correspondent says that
Aaaa is SO much cheaper West that the price
p1ia Tor 673 acres would have bought 1000,
'90cked IT. &c. in the West. Very true: but It
would have cost nearly the whole $4,000 barely
% remove 1000 persons with their goods to the
ui"pproprlated lands Of Iowa. And then, every