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1831 Aug.12
Colonization Society
Ch.II Means of effectuation primary
1. Vicinity maximizing or say Dispersion minimizing
§.2. Dispersion - its evil effects
7. Distance from the only place, at which social intercourse at large, and the various and endless comforts that depend upon it can be obtained.
8. Distance from the only place, in which in so far as the co-operation of other persons, other than the members of ones own family can, for any purpose, on any terms, be obtained.
9. Distance from the only place at which medical advice or assistance can be obtained.
10. Distance from the only place, to which for the purpose of obtaining return in any shape, produce, in any shape can be conveyed.
11. Distance from the only place in which instruction or useful information in any shape can be obtained.
12. Distance from the only place in which amusement in any shape can be obtained
By vicinity of the settlers to one another, the evils of all from distance on the part of all from the only place from which any thing needful or desirable can be obtained will of course receive alleviation from and in proportion to the number of those between which the vicinity has place, and the degree of the vicinity as between every two of the places of abode.
13. Impossibility of obtaining loans of money on any terms: owing to the distance from the seat of judicature; from which alone can eventually be obtained the means of procuring repayment by seizure of effects.
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Title: [1831 Aug. 11 Colonization Society]Description: 1831 Aug. 11 Colonization Society Title and Contents Title Colonization Society /Company/ Proposals being a Proposal for the formation of a Joint Stock Company by the name of the Colonization Company on a /an entirely/ new principle intituled the Vicinity-maximizing or Dispersion-preventing principle. Contents Preface. should not this come before, and be independent of - the Contents? Ch.I Special ends in view. Ch.II Means of effectuation - primary characteristic and distinctive - the Vicinity-maximizing or Dispersion-preventing, principle. Ch.III Mean of effectuation; pecuniary and quasi-pecuniary. §.1. Grant of land to the Company from the Sovereign power of the Mother-Country §.2. Formation by the Company of a capital say of £500,000, to be employed as a means with reference to the above special ends. §.3. Division and dispersal proposed to be made of the land forming the subject matter of the grant. §.4. Primary distribution and application proposed to be made of the Capital sum, as above. For the ulterior distribution see Ch.IV, §.1. Ch.IV Means of effectuation, incititive. To the several parties whose co-operation is necessary or would be beneficial, inducements to take the several parts respectively required of them /desired at their hands:/ §.1. Shareholders - or Members of the proposed Company and other contributors. §.2. Settlers without capital - their inducements §.3. Settlers with Capital - their inducements §.4. Government of the Mother Country - its inducements. Ch.V Company's and Colony's Constitution taken together §.1. Difficulty suggested §.2. Remedy proposed Ch.VI Company's Constitution Ch.VII Colonial Constitution §.1. What it can not be §.2. What it may be Ch.VIII Colonial Management, what
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Title: [1831 Aug. 13 Colonization Society]Description: 1831 Aug. 13 Colonization Society Ch.V. Constitution House and Colonial §.1. Difficulty suggested So much as to what it is to be wished should have place. So much as to what ought to have place. But now, as to what will have place Whatsoever be the capital proposed by the Shareholders to be advanced by these same Shareholders has (suppose) been advanced. But the repayment of the sum advanced with interest for the time during which it has been advanced - this repayment or the continuance of the interest upon it until the repayment as above shall have been compleated - whence is it to come? Aye there's the rub: and this same rub - it concerns all intended Shareholders to be prepared for - not to say against Sources of profit as above, two: 1. sale of the lands - in each year, sale of as large a quantity of the as yet unsold land as at a price not below the minimum pitched upon can, within the compass of that same year can be sold. 2 Net profit on the produce of the quantity of land kept in the hands of the Company: under the management of the functionaries of the several descriptions maintained and paid by the Company in the Colony: the Company being in this way one great Absentee.
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