New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
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AS so CIATION;
.ne'ples Of Tree orEaniz.ron Of soe,e,-.

AS O CIATIO IN;
Or. Principles OF True Organization of soc,s,-
OK X lis AsH s"ci.l, ~or POLITICAL SooI,l ~
'oNN ONLY GA> EhAoiCArE THEH
II r, TT edae-,.r oflu col4. i s .sat =
~ 1''eu"e addre,' letter. pad, 70 A hsfsS.Ss
Means Of Eievating the Conditions Of Nan
he idea OF clevatins morally and Phy>'eaiis
The condition OF Mnnk ind and oil securing 70 the m
their hnppineis appear 'ozsh' world Ter' ectyy
Visionary; s,i!! nj, problem which ma. lon.
BATH, d tho genus OF he -cienune and political
! Leaders .: Mankitd Is vcTs. easy 'otNcd. II
Men would direct rheir attention 20 fundamental
question, instead Of superficial controversies. l,y
,,o,ld So. nm. tins grca end could b, more, a,,
ara,ued than many of ,a- ,rifiing reforms. tof
! which they DON !abor!ng
TO secure 10 the Human Race ,hri.zhap pin~-,.
ue mus. in the first plac,. W them Rich@-inat
u, abundance OF evrry thing nece,,ary their
materia wants.-.u,ha, good food od ging clothing,
and oil kind- Of physical comtor- tina, their
higher feeling, and intellectual tacultic, may not
be absorbed, den.iencd or haros.cd b, poverty and
priys:on. and by the ANXIETY oi obtaining IN" means
OF existence
TIN, caa only b.. accomplished l.y m,-ln- oi A.
ISOLATION aud Attractive Industry. Attractive In
du.uv viii induce every bod, Ia take part
or he's in producing or creating wealth. Money
We viii remark. i the mere representative Of real
wealth or the products oil Labor. and /, aunblc
> far only rs, car be exchanged tor them. y
man or uuinhubited island could MT. with
OF gold and bushels OF fani, notes obtain
hou>,. 10 liz. oio,h-, To cuvcr HIM, bu, If Ia,
island were inhabited, nnd there .sricultu-
rists, manufacture, and mechanics IT, who we're
projue,ns he could then obtain for hi money ,.ycrN
thne nrce-.ary Ia his wants and comforts
y, present not one third OF The population
engaged in producing Two thirds al least arr
Non producers and live apor# the Labor "i III"
p, oducins Third Among the N1n-producir.
Gas sc. are 10 be Included Worm"n Cor al least .;
large majority of em)-Ciildrcn-
Shopkc-pcr.. Observation-Disclosures. Jndsc.. Ju
ror> and ,S-ldler>-P official Con,rov.r
.nli>tS and kdy-nturcrs Idle fGch-Schr-
mer.-Nugrant,. Gamblers, Pickpockcts. Out,
cast. of MI kinds-Munufacturcr and Mcchan
les who manufacture bnd ware. thu, d"
vire-aud the millions employed in Armies and
Naves.
Not only are two-,hirds OF the por!lnlion Non
producers, but the Labor OF the producing Third
so badly applied and the Producer work, III
general with so much disgust md SLOWLY.
ING our rcpusnnnt system o, Industry, that h.
does no, produce nn,. hall a. much a, he would
IN A.-ociation.=Is it surprising under such cir
.cumstancc. that the grpn, majority should be-
poor. particularly when take into consdcr,-
ton tina, thu scan,y product Of the producing
third i. so mi.crahiy wasted in present system
Of iSolated households
I}y means of Attractive Industry. We can Undue.
the immense mass of Non-prnducers above men
toned to take par, in production. THIS will IN
erea.e the produc, O, Labor or renl wealth nj
lca>, .ix.told With the aid of The VAST Econo-
mics of Association. this ,ix.told producer would
90 six time. Us FAR it does present thai
Socie,y would be- posfircly six,res and rri~fisriu
thirtv..x times rich a. il nowis. Poverty a
consequence would cease Ia exist, and an nbnnd
ancc could be secured to all b. TIM
the first condition can be fulfilled
The con.ec oud di,ion to give ali childr"nrqa
chance, of superior Education. which will lni,i-
ate them into the pursuits of Industry. and into
the Arts and Sciences, and developc fully Their
Capacities, Faculties and Talents. This
silly b" done in Associations. it Will have h.
be, 81 schools, and the best OF teachers could
be obtained. tor IN large As>ucia,inn ,hcrr would
be sr..a; many ..s ot superior ,-ouir-,n-n,--n.
s,,;tclcn, num!-.t Of whom could tc induced