The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-30
FIRST MOVEMENT or rMs Nsw pn,Iosorrsas-

FIRST MOVEMENT or THE NEW PuIr0o0pnERs-
Tx APPROACH OF THE RoAsT-BExr AND PLUMB.
PUDDING MILLENNIUM.-At length the new-lght phi
osepher, Of the present very interesting age, have
commenced a decided movements practical
movements first step towards the Mile nniu m,
which is to consist principally OF plenty of roast.
beei and plumb-puddng- OF work and plenty
OF play-penty of every thing that the heart of man
or woman can delight in.
The following important article appeared few
days ago in the Tribune, which Is the organ of the
new philosophy in these pars-
PRofosALs FOR OksANIzINo AN AssocIArIoN-We pre-
sent to the friends of Association and the Public the Con
stituton Of and Proposals for founding an
We come forward with the proposition with the fullest
confidence that it is undertaking which offers per
ecy safe investment to capital and broad and unshack
led field OF action 10 the enterp sng lndusrast Pro
ducer To establish such an Association propose
about 500 900 in cash capital will be required 1t would
that this could be obtained IL there are two
hundred persons who invest each upon average
thousand dollars the amount be raised. Their Capt.
Sc Of the Association would be pledged to secure il this
kind Of property could not be stolen squandered like
the Capital Of Bank Insurance Company and those
who invested their money would be tho Property and
take part in rendering profitable and productive II will
offer release from the envious strife the conflicts
the receptions and of business it will offer
him ceable abode where the Country
and City life be combined and the healthy pursuits
Industry can be connected with Intellectual AMI Social
enjoyments and the cultivation Of The Arts and Scenc
If wealthy persons would part in the establishment
of the proposed Association would to them the
ncalculable OF Attractive Industry and Health
they coull spend their summers in it, and would find
mode Of life infinitely superior to that which they
would. in addition, obtain thorough Education-for
system ofIndustIal and Scientific Education infinitely
superorto thing that now exists will be established
in the Association.
As regards location, we would recommend some point
between the Cities Of New-York and Philadelphia. A
tract of land of thousand acres will be required and
n a
beautiful shores OF the Delaware would strongly re-
HORACE GREELY and ALBERT BRISBANE are
appointed to receive proposals for subscriptions Stock
Application can be made to them by leerpos pad-or
in person. To H. GREELEY, at the Office of the Tribune;
and to A. BRISBANE, at rs Leonard street.
AS the first fact to be asceraned is the amount Of Cash
Capital which can be obtained those persons who wish
take part in the undertaking requested to state what
amount of Stock they can take and pay for in cash. We
would particularly request that persons will make
proposals. unless they perfectly certain that they
meet them. Onehsf ofthe amount subscribed for will
be required in April, and onehalf in September.
serve to themselves the right OF entering the
at future period BY referring to the Constitution it
will be seen that eight per cent interest is to
1t will be asked-What amout of Stock person must
take to obtain admission as member othe Asseciaton2
We want $500 000 and none but those who wish to
ter the Association will take Stock then subscription Of
$1,000 will be necessary.
These are the outlines of the first movement that
is to lead society to the grand philosophical men-
num- What shall we do about it As we give
fair and independent support to all new religions
moral and philosophical movements, from Joe Mil
Ter the jester, down to Joe Miller the Prophet-fom
Jack Stern the cobbler, up to Joe Smith the Nor
mon it Is but fair that should help these valuable
latter-day philosophers, Horace Greedy and Albert
Brisbane.
This great project is to pull down all the farm
houses towns and cities and TO organize the whole
population of the United States into vast agricultu-'
raj societies, with immense castles and big barns,
in which men and women (and much cattle) are to
have equal rights and liberties-and devote their
whole time to industry, science, philosophy, rel-
gion, roast beef and pumb-puddng. The doctrines
of Bancroft, Brownson, Claiming, Emmerson, and
all the wise men of the east" are to be carried
into practical operation, and the whole country is
to become one beautiful +" Gerden of Eden' New
York and all the large cities are to bel permitted to
grow over with weeds and grass-Broadway will be
covered with nettles and prickles-but the country
in every direction will be covered with gigantic
Fourier castles, far more engaging than the Gothic
structures of old, and the inmates entirely devoted
to science and philosophy The men and women
are then TO have equal rights knowledge will
cover the earth as the waters cover the sea-and the
great eastern gate of Eden, which has been guard
ed by two angels, with flaming swords, for nearly
5si7 years, will be opened, and all the world will
enter therein.
This is the real millennium-so step up, you that
have money, and take stock We want 100000
to begin with, and we promise Sper cent interest
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl