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Thus , not only are these corporations not " people " except in the fictitious sense awarded by some courts , but they are also not really " neighbors . Or is the corporation simply a mechanism through which the general welfare is promoted - - they provide a means of income , opportunties to generate wealth , goods and services for citizens . It begins by a recital , among other things that the Rev. Eleazer Wheelock , of Lebanon , in Connecticut , about the year 1754 , at his own expense , on his own estate , set on foot an Indian charity school , and , by the assistance of other persons , educated a number of the children of the Indians , and employed them as missionaries and schoolmasters among the savage tribes ; that the design became reputable among the Indians , so that more desired the education of their children at the school than the contributions in the American colonies would support ; that the said Wheelock thought it expedient to endeavor to procure contributions in England , and requested the Rev. Nathaniel Whitaker to go to England as his attorney to solicit contribution , and also solicited the Earl of Dartmouth and others to receive the contributions and become trustees thereof , which they cheerfully agreed to ; and he constituted them trustees accordingly , by a power of attorney , and they testified their acceptance by a sealed instrument , that the said Wheelock also authorized the Trustees to fix and determine [ p * 678 ] upon the place for the said school , and , to enable them understandingly to give the preference , laid before them the several offers of the governments in America inviting the settlement of the school among them ; that a large number of the proprietors of lands in the western parts of New Hampshire , to aid the design , and considering that the same school might be enlarged and improved to promote learning among the English , and to supply the churches there with an orthodox ministry , promised large tracts of land for the uses aforesaid , provided the school should be settled in the western part of said province ; that the trustees thereupon gave a preference to the western part of said province , lying on Connecticut River , as a situation most convenient for said school ; that the said Wheelock further represented the necessity for a legal incorporation , in order to the safety and wellbeing of said seminary , and its being capable of the tenure and disposal of lands and bequests for the use of the same ; that in the infancy of said institution , certain gentlemen whom he had already nominated in his last will ( which he had transmitted to the Trustees in England ) to be Trustees in America should be the corporation now proposed , and lastly that there were already large contributions for said school in the hands of the Trustees in England , and further success might be expected , for which reason the said Wheelock desired they might be invested with all that power therein which could consist with their distance from the same . I think you're correct in your diagnosis but when you're trying to create a political organization , getting a simple bumper sticker or slogan , such as " globalization is for corporations not for people , " allows for a lot of mileage out of these ideas . U.S. 678 ] upon the place for the said school , and , to enable them understandingly to give the preference , laid before them the several offers of the governments in America inviting the settlement of the school among them ; that a large number of the proprietors of lands in the western parts of New Hampshire , to aid the design , and considering that the same school might be enlarged and improved to promote learning among the English , and to supply the churches there with an orthodox ministry , promised large tracts of land for the uses aforesaid , provided the school should be settled in the western part of said province ; that the trustees thereupon gave a preference to the western part of said province , lying on Connecticut River , as a situation most convenient for said school ; that the said Wheelock further represented the necessity for a legal incorporation , in order to the safety and wellbeing of said seminary , and its being capable of the tenure and disposal of lands and bequests for the use of the same ; that in the infancy of said institution , certain gentlemen whom he had already nominated in his last will ( which he had transmitted to the Trustees in England ) to be Trustees in America should be the corporation now proposed , and lastly that there were already large contributions for said school in the hands of the Trustees in England , and further success might be expected , for which reason the said Wheelock desired they might be invested with all that power therein which could consist with their distance from the same . Bufco Corporation are Indiana corporations closely held by the Corbett family.1 For more than thirty years .