Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

In my former numbers gave YOU very ore!
outline of Fourers Plan of Association, set forth
in this country by the great Apostle OF this scheme,
ALBERr BRIsB,NE. / Will now mention some OF
the
Ends - he gained ~ Social Organization.
The first shall mention the immense increase
o. ioeakh that would result from IT,
At present there l. not wealth enough to supply
the wants Of the people. The rich, IN general, have
none too much. The majority poor; ana a.
matter OF fact, have not and cannot get the means
OF happiness and Of educational development. And
the poor cannot have these means until they
created, for the means themselves, do not. al pre-
sent, exist. Many suppose that the desires for
petence, wealth aud independence, are false and
perverted destfes ant hat they ought not to be
gratihed. but cNtinguished. But either this notion
false, else the grand movements of Prov idence
IN tins world, are wrcng. Retrenchment may be
the law OF an avaricious age but 1t - not Gods
law. His providence is not leading our race back
u state OF savage simplicity. IN which human
wants are almost nothing but forward, to state
Of unbounded splendor aud magnfcence, in which
human wants viii be vastly augmented, and human
energy and activity developed to the highest posi-
bic extent. II then we would act in harmony with
the vast designs OF Providence, when see human
wants and desires augmented, we must not rebuke,
and attempt TO eradicate them but must bring
~ the means Of supply, until every want and wish
Is gratliieG and all feel that THERE ENOUGH.
At present there 10 IN our country, desires for
competence and Independence and educational de-
veopment, that far outstrip our available means OF
supply.-these means only being adequate 10 give
the bar. necessities of e. to the great majority
end full competence 10 very small minority. 1t
becomes then, most important problem
To QuadruPte Ocfupte Real Ueanh.
This is one of the great ends to be gained by the
increased productiveness, and by the econo
mes of the New system. The great political inca
sures OF our country our Banks,-our Sub Trea-
suries,-Ou Fiscal Agents, &c, &c, however i'm
portant they are, or hay appear, do not materially
affect this question. 'One of the great illusions OF
the day. says Brisbane, - Is Increase of Banks,
so to emit two dollars, where only one was be-
fore IN circulation. Won not the real aim. the M
crease Of riches be much eifectually attained
! If two bushels of wheat, two bales Of cotton were
grown, where only is now produced - Cur
rency is only useful means to an end. As
an End, it : good for nothlng especially if it is
made of paper. What the People OF the United
need is not the creation of 300 900 900 Of currency
instead of OG,OOU 600 but they need from four To
eight times their present amount OF PROPERTY. But
how shall this end be gained
The New Social System VIII operate powerfully
to this end IN two ways
! |. Ey increasing the productiveness Of labor and
> By increasing the number OF actual abOrers.
Association VIII vastly increase the productive
ness OF labor, by the combination of numbers and
by the introduction OF Labor-savIng Machinery
Numbers will be combined by the formation of
Groups and Companies.
In social compact of 300, or 300 families, labor
will not be performed it now IL, by isolated IN
dividuas and families, whose movements are con-
fused, complicated aud antagonstlcal, causing fire.
quent teuds and litigation without unity of feeling
OF action but labor Will be performed by
groups and companies, organized for the purpose
possessing certain corporate privileges and lmmunl-
tIcs,-such as n corporate name, perpetual success
sion, perpetual life. &c. &c. These cOmpanc,
and their divisions aud subdivisions, then
groups and sub groups, held together and perpe
tuated by motives and influences resembling those
that pcrpetuate our city Fire Companies. and oui
Military Companies. They are unions OF person:
who from similarity OF tastes aud from social ATTN
ty combine their efforts for common purpose and
they comprize all the persons in the Association
who devote themselves that branch of business
for which the company is organized. Thus there
Is one grand company comprising all who devote
themselves 10 the business of Stock Raisng wiil
divisions groups devoted every variety of stock
and sub groups devoted TO the various minute de-
tails. Thus also there is one grand company fol
the cultivation of Fruit with its groups devoted tC
each species oil rut; and It's sub-groups devoted
to the details. There is also a company. with IT.
groups and nb-groups devoted to the cultivation
gram another, to the cultivation of Roots another
To the cultivation OF Grass. There is also CRANE
company of Cabinet Makers another of Carmen
ters another OF Wheel Wrights another of Black
smiths another of failors another of Shoe Max
ers, &c, &c.
All these companies, with their groups and sub
groups organized to possess perpetual life
they all move in concert and harmony they are al
independent, IN their corporate capacity, of one
another yet the same individuals are often mem
bers OF different groups in the company, Oh
even o. different companies. These companies are
ambitious To produce the best specimens of then
respective products and the enthusiastic devotion
which they feel TO the common cause. could no
FAIL vastly To increase the perfection and the quantt,
OF their productions.
The constant att enton that could be gwen t.
their work, by the Company Of stock raisers for ex
ample and the laudable emulation they would feel
would secure to them, IN tlme the finest stock IL
the world. The would be true of all the o her
companies. The best specimens of agricultural IN
: dustry that are exhibited by our most opu
lent Agriculturlsts, would be meagre. dwarfish and
stunted, compared with the productions of the cor
porate companies and groups OF the New System
The result could not fal to be- IN the end, the most
brilliant and magnificent accessions to our real
wealth.
The influence of the Labor-savng Machinery OF
Association, producing the result il my next
topic.
am. Gentlemen, yours respectfully.
Dublin, March 80. ls42. J. +. STUART.
CORRECTION.
Mr.. Clay stated in his last speech that the ex-
penGitures OF the Van Buren, Administration were
a. follows:
ls37 e31 ?65. O37 Is or an averare of