New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
ISOLATION;
Or, Principles Of True Organization of Society.

AS OCIATION
Or, Principles Of True Organization of Society.
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Atsrntive Industry. Destiny of Man.
10 dignity Industry, to cnnoble it in the eyes OF
Mankind, is the frs, abstrac, or general step to be
taken towards rendering i, Attractive. We mus,
show that it is mighty implement placed in the
hands of the Human Race for "a great purpose
and that it has an important part TO perform in
| their cureer on the Earth
Industry is locked upon merely as the
mcuns of feeding the stomach and clothing the
body lts highest object in the opinion of the
world is to supply slan with his physical wants
The low function which is thus assigned 10 Indus.
Try, degrades it in the eyes of men of arden, and
ambitious feelings, s,-of superior minds who wish To
devote their effort, to undertakings aims which
exercise universal Influence. They engage in
consequences in government affairs or war and
their contemp, for Industry extends to al! classes
and render, it dcspicable.
This false and contracted view must be dissipa.
ted. To comprehend the full importance of In
dustry and the high Junction. which is reserved it
we must ascend to a question Of the highest order
and ask, What is the Terrestrial Destiny Of
Man, or the Function assigned him to perform
upon the Glebe which he inhahts
Was he placed upon the Globe ravngc and de-
vastatc its surface; TO render il scene of deson-
ton and misery; abuse dnd degrade the Creation,
updn it. ind TO war with his fellow nlaa? If We
take the history Of the ln>,ls standard by which,
to Judge it would seem so--ii would seem as {
his mission mere ui di>c0rd confusion and
dcStruclion bu, such is not the case.
What then is his true Destiny
The terrestrial Destiny OF Man * tn OvrRsEE
the Globe and the Creations upon ii The Earth
is noble Domain confded to his care and his
duty is to supervise and oversee it with that high
order OF Intelligence with which God has endowed
him.
Man, the OvERsEER, has great work to per
torm and Labor or Industry is the Implement He
must cultivate and embcllish the Earth clear it OF
itsrudc forests fertilze its wild plains and valleys,
rcclaim its deserts, drain its marshes, dixie and
regulate its streams, devclope its material rcsour
ccs and riches, perfect the animal and vegetable
Kingdoms, effacc discords aud establish harmonies,
and cover the Globe with vast works of internal
Improvement and noble monuments of Art, as
TO make il, as God attended hc should, u nagnifi-
cent terrestrial ubodc, where l,e could realize his
Social Existence those laws Of Order, Unity and
Harmony which govern the Universe.
Industry, noble Industry, is the Mcuns--thc In.
pcmentby which Man lurs his Trust of Overscer.
Viewed in this light, halo is thrown around il,
and it becomes exalted in orr view Let Mankind
once feel and comprehend the full Importance OF
Industry and they will soon find The means OF Civ
ing it an Organization which will dignity and rem
der it attractive.
Why has War been cnnobed and rendered hon
orablcl Because ideas of patriotism and national
independence have been connected wthit. because
it has been un avenue to fortune, rank and distinc
tion because the songs of poets have cc!ebrnledlt,
and because triumphal professions, wreaths OF
glory, the love and applause of wenlas, and the
admiration of the world have been the reward OF
the Warrior
Now lie, the high worth and Importance of In
dustry be comprchended; etit be known thatit is
the implement by which Man embeishcs his
planet, creates the mean, of his physical Happi-
ness and Greatness aud performs his trust of Over
sccr,-csnnect with it such grand ideas, and poets
will celebrate il. and the honors and admiration OF
the world and the applause of woman, will be for
those who are first and greatest in it. The means
always become sacred and exalted in proportion to
the grandeur Of the end to be attained If the end
to be attained by Industry the grandest practi-
cal orc that can be proposed ,e Man, will not In
dustry be dgni6cd and hallowed byi ana rendered
the mos, honorable object of human attention
1t will.
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