The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-28
NEW YORK HERALD.
Prospects of the Wing Pnrty-FourIerism
Powerful Element OF Success.

aided by extraordinary influences, of whose assist
ance we had never so much as dreamed in any OF
our inspiring visions of the future. Thus It is
with gallant Harry of the West. He now finds
himself where he is with all imaginable anxiety
preparing for the coming contest, girt about and
supported by a very remarkable influence, which
no one can overlook, and which has been devel-
opng itself gradually, in very strong and marked
features during the last few years, and chiefly
through the agency of the Nelc York Tribune,
Quoted by Mr. Philosopher Greeley, who has been
acting as nurse 10 this creation-a dry-nurse to
be sure bu most attentive, afectionate and faith
full dry-nurse. We allude, most of our readers
will perceive 10 the great element of Fourierism-
a partial Observation-Disclosures antediuvian al
teratve industry-or the transition period of civil
ization or whatever else you please to call it, Ac-
cording 10 all appearances this new element of po-
litics and civilization will enter very largely into
the next Presidential contest. Indeed the election
OF Mr.. Clay is thus rendered quite certain. The
alliance of this new system of philosophy and its
distinguished leaders, dry-nurses, and supporters,
will PROFESSIONALLY carry Clay against all the forces
which Van Buren, the devil, and all their allies
bring into the field
(From the Canton (oho) Repository
We feel pleasure in announcing that the American Pha-
lanX has contracted for about 1000 of land in
along the OHIO river seven eight miles below Vince
ling and that sufficient means are already pledged
toon as the domain can be prepared for the reception
the members
The tract selected is two and half miles in length from
north to SOUTH and of somewhat irregular breadth by
OF the curvatures OF the Ohio river, which forms it's
eastern boundary. 1t contains 600 of bottom land
all cleared and under cultvaonthe residue hill land
of fertility truly surprising and indeed incredible TO
persons unacquaned with the hills of particular
neighborhood. OF the hill lands about $50 are
cleared and about 800 acres have been partially
cleared imperectly for sheep pasture
The residue for the most part well tmbeed the pre-
dominating timber being sugar maple and white oak
considerable mixture of locust and black walnut
There are two frame dwelling houses and ten log bou
SEES mostly with single roofs, upon the premises none
OF them however are of much value except for Temporal
ry purposes
main very thriving and just beginning to be productive
Cider made from these Apples sells the markets the
river at 81 per barrel There also two orchards of
common Apple trees, in bearing sate ofthem
however, is old and beginning to decline Another large
orchard oil selected rut consisting OF small trees
out upon the tract last spring.
The tract lying both sides of the 10th degree of
north latitude is the parallel with Philadelphia
Hence the winters there will be much milder and
than in New York and the New England States.
GENERAL PLAN.-Those persons who have already |
avowed themselves willing to cooperate in this expert
ment as members are mostly citizens OF the Western
Reserve-intelligent industrious, enterprsng and fru
gal
Between Civilization and Association there must be
transition period, which, without being exempt from the
evils of the former will be attended with many peculiar
to itself
But though the true system Association cannot be
adopted at present yet is contemplated Immediately
subject industry to An organi2ationo introduce at
those elements of true industrial mechanism which
Civilization admits Of and of which it sometimes avais it.
self especially for Of destruction Perhaps
object cannot be nteligiby explained than by
ting that 1t is proposed to organize an Industrial Army
the armies of Civilization shall clothe it luxuriany
beautifully with supplies for human wants-to distribute
this army into plaoons companies baalions regiments
which promotion and rewards shall depend
in spreading ruin and VICE. but upon energy
efficiency in dfnsing comfort and happness-ln short to
invest Labor, the Creator, with the dignity which
long impiousy crowned Labor the Destroyer and the
Murderer so that men shall vie with each other not in
devastation and carnage, but in usefulness the
To CAPIrALsTs-Of these 1t is doubtless to be regret
ted that but few can be enlisted in any plan of radical re-
form. The condition of the wealthy present
OF society, far superior to that of the poor who
atute the masses that the former are prone to adhere
naciously existing institutions dreadng perhaps lest
change may degrade them to lower level Although
hSrTassed by cares anxGe and apprehension, of
IN which they ENJOY an envied position-a position OF
permanence In spite of all their pans the rich fire.
quenty the fathers at least the grandahers of beg
gars.
mode OF investment both safer and profitable than
often be found in existing state of society The
which have been lost civilization after being in
vested in its choicest and most favored modes almost defy
computation estimate. Witness its banks insurance
companies, and other similar institutions the capital of
many of which has been annihated while that of very
few remains unmpaired. The capitalist who has trusted
less unfortunate.
We therefore, invite the attention of capitalists to the
guaranty offered them by at, lies OF Association and
to the in which they secured regular div
dend They to receive the avas of at least onethrd
Of the gross product after deducting necessary expenses
and If that not sufficient to pay them per cent
annum they to receive larger portion until that
amount paid the subsistence of the members alone be-
ing preferred to their claim of seven per cent.
Application for membership, Tor stock, Of by mail,
post paid free may be made to either of the following
persons to each of whom letter of instruction has been
addressed, containing the conditions and qualification
which will be required Of resident members of whom for
the present. but limited number be received e. p
Grant Canton, o Rev j ? Stuart, Leroy P O., Medina
county, o.; L. H Cutler Cleveland o Rev. Charles Cal
kins, Avon Lorain county o. L. e. Bowen, Oberlin Lo
ran county, O.; George Hemick, Zanesville o. Benz f.
Williams Cincinnati O.; James d. Thornburgh Pittsburg
Pa Richard b. McCabe, Indiana Indiana county Pa Al
bert Brisbane or Horace Greeley, New York city.
Ii Will thus be perceived that In the great State |
of Ohio the prospects of Henry Clay are of the |
brightest character. His cause and that of the |
great " industrial army are inseparaby connected,
and, under the gentle dews and dlgent watering |
OF phllosophersAlbeu Brisbane and Horace Greeley,
cannot but prosper. Labor, the destroyer and the
murderer, and Martin Van Buren,, the cabbage
grower and statesman, will soon be seen fleeing
from these batallions Of hardy bran-bread eating
soldiery like chat before the wind. In Pennsy-
vanla this new element has established itself with
still more favorable prospects, and, we learned
from the Tribune" some time since, in the wes-
tern part of the great State of New York, the sin
dustrial army" have taken possession of their Ca
naan, and are rapidly restoring the primitive simpli-
ty,gory, and happiness of the blessed race oiAdam
before the serpent introduced his abominable car
case into the uncovered walks of Eden, and
tempted Eve to eat that golden pipPin.
From the extracts we have given, it will be
that this Fourierite system is of very compre-
hensive character. There is an almighuness in its
feasibility in its projects and instrumentaiy, which
commend it to the appreciation of all intelligent
and rational beings With such an agency atwork
in Ohio there cannot he a doubt of Mr. Claws