New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06
r He T r B y n E.

Tur COMMUNITY SYsrFN.-Wc have already
-.,ooa the movement for new Social Organi-
..,;on, or Society without organization, which
Il. eet ND its standard in the town of Skaneate-
l.. 0nondaga County, n. Y This movement
i an off.shoo of the ultra Anti-Slavery spirit of
~, time, and ernbodles protest against all pri-
v,te Property, all Civil Government, all Force Or
-os;s,ance TO force all control or authority in
Church or State. It's members have generally
rsnounced membership in Churches, and are thus
of the class known in New England as Come.
outers.' They are generally advocates Of pure
" Vegetable Diet, and condemn the killing and
eating Of animals as unjustifable and corrupting
Their leader Though all authority or precedence
is disclamed) IS Mr.. John A. Collins, the
welI.known and energetic Anti-Slavery lecturer,
who is now in Philadelphia, attending Con
yention Of the Friends of Universal Inquiry and
Reform, like that which first gave impulse to
this enterprise, They have very large and very
good tract of land at their location above cited,
with abundance of Lime, Timber, Water-power,
Sc, and are now erecting, or have erected, ex-
tsnsive Mills. They OF course reject, condemn,
and abhor the systm of Association Of Fourier, or
any other which recognizes Individual Property
as rightful; yet we learn that they admit no
members to their community (already numbering
some seventy persons) but such as they deem Of
the right sort, which seems to be plump contra
dction Of their first principle. IF may de-
termine ,uho shall have the use OF any thing de-
s;rablc. and ,chen he shall have it, what matters
it whether call myself its owner or not But
we intend no controversy. The following man.
ifesto announces that our Radical friends are
about to publish paper, of which the terms, at
least, must be satisfactory to It's patrons. Nothing
a year is about as cheap as newspapers have yet
been issued, and those who insist on having the
postage paid must be unreasonable indeed. Here
is the manifcsto-docs 1t not go the whole hog
COMMUNITY PLACE, MlouyilIc onondaga Co. n. Y.
November ~ 1913.
DrARFRrEND GREELEY-Many Of your readers are doubt
less aware that friends Of Social Reform have selected To-
this place for the establishment; OF community of
property aud interest," the end that demonstration of the
true condition man may be made Rejecting The oary dog
ma of mans natural d-payty, that human
sure noble divine That man the victim o!ase relations
tina, the lsees wrODgS, and outages, which he has sui
fed from aud inflicted upon, his neghbor, proceed
from OF ContentiOn Dut
from ignorance aud nexperience; and therefore, that wisdom
should be his only teacher, love his only governor and truth
his only Saviour-that human rights equal the world
orerha the earth and It's products the prop
e Of the racetat all buying aud selling monstrous
sehoods-,hat all and parties civil ecclesiastical
priests and politicians, churches, and governments,
roses of ignorance superson and bissIy-thai bod
w. mental and social disease the effect Of violation of
law and their Only remedy, is obedience to that law.
To disseminate light and Truth upor ii! the preceding
points; place ourselves in position for progressive
hn frriYl
give efficacy efforts for changing meas present false
relations for ones the world ovetbetween fifty and
sixty persons upon the premises busiy engaged in la
bors preparatory TO more extensive operations.
In order put themselves directly in communica
ton with the public and have their principles aud meas
better understood the friends have concluded issue
newspaper often the Of the shall de-
nand, aud means shall be secured.
twill not be necessary say that " The Communist
will be free journal advocate the claims Of humanity
upon the most broad and universal sense.
The terms of the paper will be "Wi,hout money, and
without price"
All who desire the paper forwarded them, requested
70 send their address the subscribers, Moville Ouonda
ga Co. n Y. Postage should always be paid.
JOHN A. COLLINS,
JOSEPH A. WHlTMARSH,
GEORGE