New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
North American Phalanx.


bic Essays of Hugh Doher'y em To be had at
Redhed's Bookstore B.-kman and N.ssau-strets
North American Phalanx.
Since the public meeting on Thursday evening,
the 25th inst. at National Hall, two adjourned
meetings have been held for the purpose Of taking
measures to establish the North American Pha-
lanx. A plan of operations has been determined
on, the details of which will be prepared within
few days and presented to our friends and the
public.
The Anniversary of Fourier's Birth Day.
On Friday, the 1th of April, the Anniversary
OF Fourier's Birthday was commemorated IN
Paris and London and many other Cities in Eu
rope also in Brazil and Australasia it is proba-
bic, as in both those countries there are many
warm friends of the cause Of Association, and IN
this country in the Cities Of New York and
Rochester.
At Paris the Anniversary was celebrated with
great eclat; about five hundred gentlemen sat
down to the dinner. There were present persons
of various countres-Frenchmcn Germans and
Italians Spanards, Englishmcn, Irishmcn and
Americans. In the words of the Paris PhaianX,
the Institute, the Chamber of Deputies, the
Delegation Of the Colonies, the Council of State,
the Diplomatic Body, the different branches OF
the Administration, the Scientific Societies, the
University, Commerce, Industry, had representa-
tivcs among us
The pleasure Of the meeting was increased by
the announcement that henceforth, the Parls
Phalanx would be published daily, instead of
three times only in the week and that this I'M
portant fact of progress was the result Of gene
rous effort on the part Of the friends of the Cause,
who had subscribed two hundred and ten thou
sand francs in few days for that purpose and
much more was expected from provincial friends
who had not then sent in their answer to the call
The following sentiments were echoed with en-
thusiasm, and the whole assembly was affected
with religious sympathy, although the meeting
was of social and convivial nature.
The first Sentiment was proposed by the Chair
man, Mr.. HAREL:
Fourier and the happiness OF all the Human amy on
EARTH
When all the wisdom OF the worldly wise has led 10
vanity despair inducing Man think that misery aud
crime and social chaos eternal this globe Fou RiER
has permitted denounce the basphemy and put an
end To the euson that doctrine. In opening 10 Man The
Laws of God and Human Destiny, he leads the Human
Family happiness and virtue i'll associative Unity The iaw
of Universal Harmony.
The second Sentiment, proposed by a general
officer
and all races of the Human Family ONE associative UNITY
the end of War and the transformation OF destructive armies
into peaceful and industrial armies consecrated to the service
Humanity ia cuyating wastes and gardening the globe.
The third Sentiment by an Auditor OF the
Council of State
RELIGION the highest OF Man. his dignity
and destiny upon i. globe. The Religion of Love and OF
Light the bond Of Union between Man and Alan Man ana
God, Man and the Universe -
The fourth Sentiment, by a Liberal Journalist
THE PRIScIpLE ORDER: the end and supreme sane
ton Of the Doctrine Of Fourier which hafmonlzeS Liberty
without compresslon.
The fifth. by a gentleman connected with Gov
ernment
"THr PRlSclrLE OF LIBERTY: so ardent!y and vainly
sought revolutionary turmoil but rendered possible
and practicable, and universal, IN Associative Order D!
Fourier"
The sixth, by the son of Peer of France:
To THE PEopLE those who suffer from priyatlon and
their days III misery To them, Association wiz
bring Peace, and Plenty, and Security Attractive Indus
ry and lndependency the pleasures oi cultivated hu
with moral and religious happiness.
The seventh, by an Artisan:
"Tue RIGHrs OF PROPERTY Associative Unity secures
the Rights Of Property and renders accessible 10 al classes
by creating new and erhauble of Wealth IN al
most every sphere of human Industry Fourier has Fendee"
Property from Revolutionary violence and 'n os
combining all the interests OF capital anu okl anu ha'o
in Association.
Bv a Manufacturer:
tur ORc .SIzArIoS or ISpusrRr: the first condn non
Of order and stability Classes aud FOR Nations the basis
of Society and human happiness Statistics prove beyond
doubt that Crime increases with the spread OF Misery ana
Competitions Industrial Anarchy produces both, new
,abv; whence follows that the important problem
of the age that of organizing Industry to neutraze the
spread of lmmoraliry.
The frs, of all the Rights OF Man must be acknowl,
clCed-that OF Laborand protected before M'ser! can oe
a fl,,ea, yiOl hay
solved problem Of Industrial Association Eternal nonor
tlen and benedctiou the Legislators who snail Introduce
the Rights OF Labor in the constitution OF Society.
BY a Journalist:
'To raE EsTABLisHEp AUTHORITIES; Religious So
cial and Political, in every nation To them Fourier has
discovered the hafmonzing Liberty with Ofs ser and
securing happiness the People without disturbing the sta
billy OF Empires.
By Professor:
ITO SINCERE MrS OF ALI PARrlEs.-Every Party repre-,
vested right a:d legitimate interest IN socie;y and
though Antagonism separates them IN the present sta %
things, Association would reconcile them all IN Unity ana
realize earth Law of Love and Universal Brotherhood
A Ship Owner, from Havre:
To The noble souls who rs came forward IN support oil
Universal Principles. To those who deem thelE duty to HUI
manv superior to individual whom We owe
the rapid procIess the Canse and whom all future gene
ra,ious i'll remember with esteem and gratitude
a Husband and Father
TO WOMAN the guardian angel OF Infancy and he Piess
Age the sacred link that binds the Family together ana pre-
serves the sanctuary of Domestic Unity from utter dissolution
in the ni Of civilized dupcity and all the elements OF dis
cord and division which assai Society.
Woman slave almost every MARION of the eaFi and
even nos Chris,eldom her liberty incomplete and her
condition is precaTious.
Associative Unity alone her gradual emancipa
ton her future independence and moral dignity by wise and
honorable means and ,isuous sincerity The time IS not
far distant when the poverty OF Woman Will be made TO dis
appear and wiki prosuuon that horrible foiana'lon o
moral dignity monstrous badge Of female slavery
Several other Sentiments were given, and ap-
! plauded with enthusiasm; after which a Discourse
was delivered by the Vice President, Mr.. VICTOR
t CoNsIpERAST.