New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06
YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY s, 1915.

4th. The institutions and tendencies OF the As
ISOLATED or Combined Order are in perfect har-
mony with the highest conceptions of truth, JUS
ticc and love entertained in theory by the world,
and which arc embodied in the doctrines of Christ.
Association will establish Christianity practically
upon Earth. 1t will make the love of God and
the love of the neighbor the greatest desire. and
the practice of al men. Temptation TO wrong
Will be taken from the paths Of men, and a thou
sand pervcrting and degrading circumstances and
influences viii be purged from the social world.
So perfectly are the Institutions OF the Combined
Order adapted 10 the human heart, and calcu-
lated to develop and expand the higher sentiments,
and TO insure the practice Of truth, that man III
loving his ncighbor as himself and doing toward
him as lie would be done BY, viii secure his own
good and happiness. This istouched upon IN the
Chapter entitled 'uNrrY OF INTERESTS" page
33 J and in the Chapters headed "SAcRED LIE
G1oN," and "GUARANTEE OF An AMPLE SuFF1-
cIEscY," pages 63 and 6l,) will be found descrip
tons Of Institutions corresponding TO and based
upon some of the prcccpts of Christ.
Christianity has been grated upon and deve-
oped in the antique Pagan Society-that is, the
Greek and Roman iyilizaton-which social or
ganzation, with slight superficial notifications,
has been continued down to the present time, and
constitutes what is called Modern Civilization.
As the Pagan Religion had amutipllcty ofgods,
so the Pagan Society had Il multiplicity OF lnte-
rests, a multiplicity of Households, with different
castles and classes and was based upon disorder
and conflict and sustained by violence, INJUSTICE
and oppression. The Unity OF the Human Race,
the Brotherhood of the Human Family, the
Equality of Mankind before God, and the law OF
charity and love, were proclaimed by Christ IN
an era of Pagan dscord and universal subverslon
of the law of right and truth; and these great
doctrines, for the first time announced TO the
world should have led TO the establishment OF a
New Social ORDER by the followers of Christ, IN
which they could have been realized IN practice.
But the Institutions of the old Social World of
conflict. of war, of isolation and discord, were SO
strongly and deeply rooted that they have az yet
resisted the rcnovating doctrine of the Prophet OF
Nazareth and the protested Faith of the Christian
world
The System of Society propoundcd by CHARLES
FOURIER, and which we arc now laborlng to real
ze in practice, is based upon those laws OF Order
and Harmony which govern the Universe the dl-
vine laws of Attraction and Repulson, the uni
versatility of which, and their application TO the
Moral government Of Man, as well as tho Mcchan-
ical movement of Material things, were first dis
covered by that great genius, Fourier. This new
Social Order will form new plane OH which the
highest Truth can securely rest, and upon which
Christianity can be fully and truly developed.
Man will there be surrounded by influences that
will refine and elevate him to high standard OF
excellence, and direct him rightly in his earthly
career Then he will fulfil his destiny, and ac-
complish the grand objects of his creation.