New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16
Passionai AiiracsIon-ExisteEce OF Di-
vine scciai Code. From FGurier'i

TContnuedI
What would be the happiness OF the Human
Race, had God given them attraction FOR the ex-
ercise Of Industry to which he has destined them
Their lives would be series Of delights, from
which immense riches would flow; whereas in
the absence of system OF Attractive Industry,
they are bur society Of Slaves. among whom a
few MANAGE 70 avoid the burden of Labor. and
mic - MAINTAIN themselves IN idle ease. Thev
a.. ba.ed by The Ma. who strive in turn To free
.Lo,.a,,o. Gov, tho oe.ess;,,. ,,,,do-oo;,, ~.
/ nono'o"ous uiou % 0ui
one great source OF PoIticai cofnfnouohS' Poiii-
cal adventures arise, who promise the People
happiness, riches and Independence, and who
having attained their ambitious ends, Cypress and
eDsaye the multitude worse than before. in order
- liz, :, ;,lIa .4I,e-ce nv ,b., i ao,,ir.,e,t to
0e i'ieo'o's u lHuuSus '.u .'o i',o' rs
Id til' miserable state OF tihsS' 'iah Is re"ucee
to lower condition thar anlmais-reduced TO
COMPLAIN of Providence Which appears to have
had Cav them q solici,ude which it hes not had
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III Jun 'o' - Nc a'e - '.'.0'o i'''''Ni' N
philosophical preJudices, Providence has assigned
Social Code, nor any defined system OF M
dustry nor any Attraction for those branches of
work 70 which we are destined. nor even in short
,,.ro,,,oo or tho, rcn,r,,,, Jobor of which rho
III :: e. H.: Il;.,o,.o
mass y ~
are so frequently deprived.
In vain do Politicians and Philosophers pre-
tend that their vague science their oppressive
laws. can replace the want of an attractive in
dys,,ic1 coae. in vain do they strive BIZ their con-
,,,,.I;oro,a tho co,d;;o, of tho Mass
ro,,,,a,an.o CO.. ;,d,,,,,,
t"N -. -a..,I s.;i'
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81 e 10 =. r,la l,s Co.. ,bo-
- ;,.,al e 49, ;,,,,,,,,ar;o, &C
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Oo' '' ''io
ie''''one' nc "cu'I IT,,
nor 10 MS own IN ies'sia'Se eo'ioe'tloHs iAci
are out wv ais' ''o''''' 0e' ''i0'' -"
ehyose ,. - 80,
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"iSieu - siS1 .s t'a' 0ouo n '"
'''1, ''' 90 0'''', "'N
&c "'IS "o' ""o"1 ,. so" ~" - -
supposed tiia' our "cuN reaso" Hou'I su'''eu !"
1'1n " tasN u ~ '"' 400 .''S'''1' ~" 0'.'
Legislators mop 10 organize Soo'e's' Will
"oalo ieaa 10 inc results aooSe 'ie"''o"eu' anu u
"n ',.,, u" i" i'''u " u1 , r. I've -
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le1sp" t''e w
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u'housn oap1oie 's,u'''S u '''''
tioH h'ihseh ana liia, ne mas incurred .e .iS~ u
PerpetuatHS soclai discora on 'iie eaf'li " .aS-
ing 50 important taeN 70 our Poi'''c"i sc"'u1
oul ti'ai' a' 'o'''''i alio'' ioi e..
tnouSa"u years P'7'' NV t""l 'i.I =: ~
CIV 80 h'a 80
~ IL III g., Ct 1ou,n 70 tho
'''i' a'i ou
P'es'''c u'y' "UIi.' w Sc -
anu ieio',i's' o''s '''c' ea'e '''o
Evils ana the ioaa Oh huhlafi MISERY -,
God who has iofeseen tnis ignorance ana t',e
dcpioraoie results OF human hes's,ut'o''' Nou'"
then have gwen US knowingly task beyond our
strehSlh-a TASK WHICH "ouiu nave ocei 80 ~ ~
for his
LEI Us a2a!y1F more IN cet2i! we t;'!!acJ OF tac
doctrine which attributes 10 weak human reason
the power Oh rcSuiatihs the soc'', nio'''"e"'' u
establishing societies OF lis own aeVislns
What could have been the motives OF the Crea-
tor in emitting the exercise OF TINS junction, when
1t was so easy tor him 10 exercise II by giving US
social Code based upon attraction " hal mo,
i've could he nave mad TO refuse Us suc'' d Code
we WA max u.oi tn,s siN
the OBJECT OF VINCE VIII pe ~ sio" 40"
~. ,b,,
nav '''''(' '''> . -, Ill I'D
70 some System . tyv.rg an m"' ma, e task Of
produce oider ara nuiii''"s' uhu 'na' ~ .sA -
human reason IS TO discover tis original y slet"
OF Society," destined oy goa of ''ie .iuii,'i 10
and not set up aiDll.ars s'Iis.'e' VI 10
tons as u naS nese.o'ose LII nrc,nn 70 ryr
ON sofros SorI,, Conr
is'hNch On Cll, To
COMPOSED By y me onhAio'' Az -'DA'
THE hU ,s:l Hss,oNs -. :.
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