New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-15
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that most OF The persons who went there h"'0
left. We hear nothing of this in any other way
but presume it must have some iounda'ioh II,
fact. Ii so, it Will prove q salutary CAUTION anu
we hope some one acquainted with the cncuh''
stances will send US the facts.
The popular notion among those "iie'i''
favorable, OF adverse, who have no thorough ac
ousintancc with the subject, imports that an
Association is a mere aggregation OF human
beings thrown together hap-iiazard with no 'eia
tons nor affnities and no necessary system 'io'
organizations Any man convinced that Assoc
alton is calculated to remedy many eVilS winch
afilict Society jumps at once to the conciu'"i
that any dozen aien may establish an Assault
alton, without regard to the conditions ihS'S.''
on by the advocates Of the cause-nuniocrs' CHE
r,c;er. means. SC. &c. Il is in vain that MI
Brisbane and his co.iaborers have always strenu'
ously insisted that arsccapltai, choice Iocati'h
devoted, sell forgetting spirit IN Inc io''huefS
with wisdom in council strength III numbers, ana
energy iii action are essential that 1t is unwlse
and ras! to attempt starting an Association when
ever half dozen interested IN the idea' ana
q plat OF ground he had, but that all available
means and Efforts should be concentrated on at
most three or four undertakings until the success
of these had tested and settled the practicablliiy
OF the plan, exposing whatever errors OF Princi-
Die or detail might urk therein, aud pointing out
The means Of avoiding them. But ali IN Valli-
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the subject are sure they understand 1t better than
those who have thought OF little else for hall a
lifetime, and either condemn the whole thing on
hand as imprac,icabc and absurd, or bravey ~
sist that they can secure all its proffcred advan-
tages by some royal road which disFcgards all lis
conditions. Ii the views of the apostle of the
doctrine arc correct, many Of these must fail,
Ii seems pertinent and proper in this connex-
ion TO repu5Iish the following Resolution, unan
mously adopted by the late General Convention
of Assocationis,s held in this City.
Resolred, Alb. That regarding Association not us
an inrehti0n al human Ingenuity, but rs dtSe0re-
| ry Of tic DlvI>x ORDER of Society, we sol-mny
protest against rearing this Provldentlal and HUI
nane movement, by premature, rash and Fragments
nv undertakings: and iorcseeng, as we do that
success IN these enterprises requires dsinieresIed-
ness sasacity and perseverance, we appeal 10 The
friends OF our Race with the request that the, do
not attempt To establish Association, until
! l. Tncv have secured the corporation OF suh-
cient number OF men and women oil congcniaI tenn
| pers devoted from generous Impulse and convlc-
lion IN this cause OF God and Man: until
H. They have maturely delibcrated upon and
distinctly conprehcnded the laws oi Order and The
arrangements which Justice prescrlbcs; until
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apipIe capitai as TO preserve them from Gncieties
! and RISKS;
For onl, where these conditions are fulfilled can
there be realized that Attractive Industry, and
abundant Wealth and Beauty, which are the foun-
l.ti,ns mon winch the higher Social and Religious
Harmonics must be reared. Only thus can Asso-
Citations be successfully established. But we
rejoice in the assurance that when once establish
ed, thew will act with ever-increasinS power,
thoroughly to redeem the tens OF thousands OPP
pressed bv want and temptation, from their present
| inis-res-mseri.s which no superficial CHARITIES
but only Radical Justice can relieve or cure.
IT THE PmALANx, No. XII. is issued this
morning. 1t fully sustsins tho high character OF
previous numbers. The leading article is q re-
view of the remarkable disclosures in late mum.
Der Of Buckwoods Magazine, relative to the
g" Progress Of Crime" in Great Britain; and is
well worth perusua. The proceedings OF the
/ s. American Industrial Union," Confederation
for " VI utual Protection and Improvement Of
the Associations which have been formed in tho
Western part of this State, is interesting The
friends Of the cause Of Association in France
celebrated the "Annivcrsary of the Nativity Of
Fourier" al Paris with great spirit. The account
in the Phaanx is translated from La Democratic
Pacifqae, a daily paper Of high rank conducted
by the disciples OF Fourier i'll Paris, which says
The Anniversary Festival OF the birth OF Fourier
was celebrated to-day, April 10, by n sympathetic
concourSr, winch increases with the progress OF our
cause As in past years all classes OF society, all
professions, TIC Institute Parliament, the Council oi
Sale, the different Departments, the University,
Commerce, Industry, had their representatives. among
us. Poets, Editors, Swans, Artists, many OF whom
are known TO fame, had come 10 testify TO us their
cordial sympalhies. Groups Ol Germans, Spanards,
English, lrsh, Italians, oIc. rendered Il pious hon-
age 10 the memory OF Fourier.
The toasts given or the occasion and the dis
course pronounced by Mr.. Victor Conslderant,
are really grand and beautiful J. Winchester,
No. 80 Ann street, publisher.
ANY T!rRpERr. by T. Indy Edited by Rev. w sEwELL.
This Is an instructive Religion, novel-alning TO
attract the young by TIE incidents OF narrative end
at the same time exhibit II Christian temper and
Christian principles in an impressive aud effective
manner IT belongs To class oil works which should
be mutpisd-as there is 10 instrument more eiilcl-
emf in the circulation of truth than engaging and
well managed fiction. The work forms No 80 Of
lIarers Library of Select Novels, and is sold for
II smiling.
ELEMs.Ts or BorASY, prepared Tor the use ol
Schools and Collcges'-one OF the popular Rusch-
euberger SeHcs'-has been Published BY Turner 81
Fisher. Il Chatham street. 1t is illustrated with a
great many wood engrasings appropriate to the sub
jet.
LIrrELLs LlvIsG AcE.-Number V. Of his cheap
aud neat periodical may be had at the counter oil
| Vim. ii. Graham, $50 Nassau. street.
- The LIFE OF Cow. o. II. PEGky, by A. s.
Mackenzie, new edition, has been sent us by the
| Harpers.
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