New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24
Industrial Association.

Association has been a Wdkened IN Albany. 10y
Rochester, Syracuse and Buffalo, and we notice
The formation OF Societies to discuss and dlssemin
ate the principles Of Social Organization proposed
BY Charles Fourier. and primarily advocated IN
this Country BY A. Brisbane This interest IS
not vet universal-it would be absurd to nope that
il should be, IN vieH- OF the direct opposition OF
those doctrines to existing habits the most con
frmed and preludices the most Inveterate: but 1t
peryades the right class OF the communicative
phanthropic. the inquirlng and those who. having
always lived by Productive Labor, desire nothing
better than an opportunity to earn and ENJOY an
honest livelihood by steady Industry, and to cult
vatc and dcvelope those Intellectual and Social
faculties which IN our present state OF society
must. to the great mass OF men. be manly en-
crossed BIZ anxieties to obtain employment and to
render the reward OF that employment adequate
10 the means Of mere physical subsistence To
these the Social Organization proposed by Fourier
offers advantages which have not hitherto been
afforded. and It's contemplation has awakened IN
many breasts a generous and lively enthusiasm.
a Committee Of The >sylvania Association
recently organized in this City now engaged IN
making final examination OF lands prior TO loca
ton and expect to make their purchases and OBJ
tain titles this week They Will then hold pub
lie meeting IN this City and submit their plans and
proceedings TO the judgement of the community
and invite the farther cooperation of the friends OF
Humanity. As their Pnor arrangements arc all
effected, and they 90 into practical operation m
mcdiatcy they invite those OF like spirit from all
quarters TO unite with them. Letters may be adj
dressed to r. ". Whitley, President, - Finest.
Too Goop.-The Haverhill Gazette tells
story of a Maine Senator, who went by mistake
TO the arsenal instead Of the State House. and
demanded his scat He was informed that he
must enter his name in the books. He promptly
did 50, and soon found tina! he had enlisted "
the army for screen gears.
If any body IS curious TO know to what party
this genius must have belonged, we can give
them chance Of guessing at 1t. There IS but
one Wing in the Senate and he lives IN sight OF
the State House.
n The Rochester Evening Post has been
made to believe that Cash Duties are very unpoP
ular in our City, and that the late fraudulent 10
CO. Foco ma oriy results therefrom Stuff. we
shall no, be surprised, however, TO see Loco-foco-
ism. after making all possible capital ont OF
Hard Moncy. now turn square round and 90 for
the most vicious of all Credit Syslcms--that which
stimulates the importation of foreign fabrics, and
wars upon the interests and prosperity OF our Fro
ducing Classes
Il H. A. WISE is irving to brighten the Poo
pie of his District into rejecting him to Congress
by calling the Wings Abolltlonists. Are they any
more 50 now than when he used 10 pronounce this
charge foul SANDER
lrIIon. REuBES CHAPMAN, long NJ. c. from
Alabama, has moved into the Huntsville District,
and offers for reelection. Jesse Beene wants 10
run, but Will probably stand no chance.
lrJosErm SEwAIL JoSEs OF n. C.--wel
known in the Political and Financial circles as
Shocco ,Iones'-is stumping for Mr.. Calhoun IN
Mississippi.
~ Gen. EDMUND DEBERRY, Wing Of North
Carolina, is a candidate for reelection TO Congress
from the Fayetteville District.
I57IIon. OLIVER II. SMIru, late L. 5. Senator
from Indiana, percmptorly declines being can
didate for Congress from the indianapolis District
We deeply regret it.
a. RoaERT DALE OWEN has been nominated
for Congress by the Loco ocos of the First Dis
,-,o, ,t IL
II William L. jackson, OF Prairie Bluff, VII
cox county. Ma shot himself while hunting on
the 9th inst. Hewas pulling his rifle from the side
OF log where he had set 1t, when the cock caught
against the log, and was drawn back 50 to explode
the cap and discharge the gun INTO his left side,
wounding HIM MORALLY. He was q native OF Ac-
comac co. Va, aged % years.
IA man named Edward Taylor was drowned
near Pittsburgh a few days since. Two other
men were IN a s!lifi with him, but swan ashore
upon his rocking the boat which he threatened TO
oycrtun. After they lett II, The boat was upset.
and TAYLOR drowned.
Ion Friday evening about o'clock a son Of
Mr. John Reese, aged I years, who was walking
on the per al the South Ferry, Brooklyn, fell INTO
the riyer IN his attempt TO get on board steam
boat, and was drowned. HIS body was recovered
on Saturday morning.
u \ Package Express from Butialot TO Chlca-
90, stopping at all the Lake towns, has been ar
ranged by Miller x Co 10 run in connection with
Pomcroy x Co.'S line from New y DIRK TO Buffalo.
Ii viii make bat two trips before navigation opens
on the Lake and three week aiterward.
u \ boy five years old, named Alexander
Williams, while playing upon the roof OF the Or
pi.an Asylum at Brooklyn on Friday, fell through