A Manual of Practical Co-operation Showing how to Conduct Co-operative Stores on the Rochdale Plan: Published Under the Sanction and Indorsement of the American Co-operative UnionJ.P. Morton, 1876 - 72 sider |
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Side 50 - There is that scattereth, and yet increaseth; and there is that withholdeth more •than is meet, and it tendeth to poverty.
Side 57 - That with regard to the proposal that Sind should be constituted into a separate province, this Congress is of opinion that the time has come for the redistribution of provinces on linguistic basis — a principle that has been adopted in the Constitution of the Congress.
Side 10 - State of New Jersey, the undersigned do respectively subscribe for the capital stock with which the company will begin business, amounting to one hundred and sixty million dollars...
Side 6 - ... even more needed in studying this Book of Nature which we are seeking to unfold, since it is avowedly an inferior and less perfect revelation, and one which the rash and ill-informed student is still more liable to misinterpret or read wrong. The Bible alone points out the way to God so clearly " that the wayfaring man, though a fool, may not err therein...
Side 33 - ... failure for a certain time to pay the interest, the directors might advertise the property covered by the mortgage, and sell it at auction, giving the debtor timely notice of such advertisement and sale. Twenty-one different denominations of money will form an ample currency: viz., Three Cents ; Four Cents; Five Cents; Ten Cents; Twenty-five Cents; Fifty Cents ; One Dollar; Two Dollars ; Three Dollars; Five Dollars ; Ten Dollars ; Twenty Dollars ; Fifty Dollars ; One Hundred Dollars; Two Hundred...
Side 52 - The affairs and business of the corporation shall be conducted by a Board of Directors...
Side 2 - ... undertake to support great numbers of people in idleness on the produce of the industry of other classes, as was done in the Greek republics and the Roman Empire. Those others, with the advance of political equality, claim equal rights and care. The aim of national economy is therefore to secure " a fair day's wages for a fair day's work," to all who are willing and able to work. In modern industry, the operations are so complex in method and so extensive in scale that unassisted labor would...
Side 50 - It may make a change in the lives and business of some men necessary, but it will be their own fault if they do not profit by the change.
Side 57 - Heckmondwike, and carried unanimously : — " That this Congress is of opinion that the time has come for the inauguration of a system of International Exchange between the Co-operators of England and the Mississ1ppi Valley ; and recommends the plan proposed to be carried out by the Mississippi Valley Trading Company to the support of this Union.
Side 57 - Yorkshire, and carried unanimously, ' That this congress is of opinion that the time has come for the inauguration of a system of international exchange between the co-operators of England and the...