The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-14

the National Hall, Saturday, A. M
This Society held another meeting to day the Nation
al Hail. which, by the way, is now very handsomely
fitted up for public meetings. We did hear the COM
OF the discussions this morning There
thirty forty persons present. few of them fe-
males The first we heard was the inquiry from some
one"Eow the proceedings of this meeting to come
out N
Mr. WHIrIrc answered, that he did not know, nor did
he care il ANYTHING did not at all Zone of the
little boys OF the Society here kept up such crying,
gether with the noise OF carriages the streets and The
hammering in blacksmth's shop, that could hear
toRs at ALL Here Mr.. Brisbane came in and took his
seat have been connected with many of the various
OF the day. but do not think have got much
MIR. Murray, the OF hair here arose. and spoke
ioowsIl object to taking authority for truth You must
take truth Tor authority. We have had many resou-
tons passed-we have had many great nsmes--we
have had so much nhuenceand Of course it must all be
right Now, am glad that thus far there has been
ting at all-no suffrage 20 for a new order of things
tGreat crying of that boy
Here Mr.. GopwrN got up and spoke. believe man
should do he would be done by. And until
rives at that point there be happiness Govern
msnts must also act this principle rather shall
not then want government at all ask this Society
give plan operation. The fact u.s. you have
no plan system. Mr. Brisbane has given a plan,
rather Mr.. Fourier has done SO.
Mr.. BRIsBANE said am about bringing out = plan
shortly have been unwe and time has been other
ISOLATION In the meantime must convince people that
society is all wrengwe must make them abhor il as
now is and then they will be prepared to embrace our
system.
Dr. Brook said he had plan to submit and asked Mr..
Brisbane for his plan.
Mr.. GOODWIN saying something in reply, when the
pretty Mrs Rose interrupted him as follows 1T requires
many years Of study to get plan let and stu
dy and find out in our own minds If dere ish desire
among to investigate this subject let first get suit
able meet togedder and discuss dis sub
ject / nyself have room which is large enough to
hold every indevdya who would like to attend. Meet
dere say week. Den perhaps some odder person
will offer room where we can meet next week Let us
get togedder and DISGUISE de subject do not myself see
de need of any plan My friends, let me impress upon
yeur minds de great responsibility which rests upon
desire to enter into acommuny let us seef it sim
ply to get rid OF some Of our troubes-to live on our
friends Dy tnk dey about to enter paradise at once
We don't want to woruk for oilers. now want as many
of you are willing to go for reforum and better state
OF ngs-I want you to rise upto shand up and let me
here rose upj Very well. Now want as many of you
willing to meet at my house As Chatham street,
forumng sociey-of foruming q communicated organ
zing plan to establish communy-I want to rise
up. [About half the same number rose] Very well.
You will come accordingly.
MIR. HoLBAcx, young Englishman, here made short
address, We don't want to form society for the propa
late inquiry and when you have mems minds work,
thn truth will be discovered 1want no plans submitted
agitation society My own notions upon social reform
are changing daily and the reason s that new facts are
being discovered. have all this tried and
again in England. Don't adopt any system-go for aga
ton You may, if you choose form Central Board here
in the city Of New York You may send out lecturers
and correspondand facts from all Of the Union
Don't adopt Owen Fourier, any other Make
yourselves agitation society. Agitatethat is the
word. There is no use Of hurrying in this mat.
ter II there are any correct principles upon this
subject, they will be brought out by agitation
Don't discuss plans that is premature but discuss prn
cipes Owen goes for community without individuality.
Fourier goes for community with perfect individuality
Don't go with eher-weve tried all these things in Eng
land and you never saw nor heard Of such state of
and conuson and dsccrd and anarchy there
produced There is no use of trying these things
again. have been once bound down In the social tram
mes and have no desire to come under bondage ain
Form central board fyou choose but adopt no PLAN
Mr. HESRv g. Wright, of England wish 10 state
some principles on this SUBJECT cannot for myself say
that believe the present state OF society false one
have an idea IN my BOSOM love It, What society," 1t
an expression OF manor what we have BEEN and OF
what we are That society which 10 established is an ex