CIRCULARS

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS1

OF THE

UNION COLONY, No. 1,

ORGANIZED IN NEW YORK, December 23, 1869.

RICHMOND FISK, Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

NATHANIEL PAUL, Wakefield, N. H.

ARTHUR MURPHY, No. 157 Adams Street, Brooklyn.
C. O. POOLE, No. 125 East 17th St., N. Y.
GEN. GEORGE P. SHELTON, Seymour, Conn.

LOCATING COMMITTEE:

N. C. MEEKER.

W. C. FISK, Toledo, Ohio.
GEN. R. A. CAMERON, Elmira, N. Y.

AUDITING COMMITTEE:

The object of the above-named Colony shall be to settle on Government or other cheap land in the West, to the end that men may engage in various industries and pursuits, and that they may have homes of their own, and that schools and churches may be convenient.

1A printed circular. Loaned to the editor by Mr. Henry T. West. This is the first constitution of the colony and was adopted in New York.