New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

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which made his lie uartyrcom arc daily
ishng before his memory. The truths which hc
alone brought forth arc taking possession OF all
noble hearts and exalted minds. IN proportion
as trust in God is restored, as evil vanlshes, and
hope is inspired, the name Of Fourier is gioliiied
TO the Genus Of Fourer-to The welfare of Iiu.
mainly!
BY A SUPERIOR OFFICER.
The AnnihIqtion Of War The peaceful or
ganizatOn of the human family into Unity, By
the association OF individuals, nations and races.
The transformation of destructive armies into
industrial armies, consecrated to the great works
of the culture and establishment Of the Globe
BY a CIVIL OFFICER.
The ReHgi0uS Sentiment The Religious
Sentiment has slagna,ed IN The soul oil man, but
it will revive again with feGewcd ardOr 1t wiIl
absorb all schlsms and differences i'll more
ligh,ened and enlarged belief hereafter II Will
inspire the nations with hymns of Joy and happl.
ness!
The Religion of Love and Wisdom, which
shall unite man with man and man with Coo
and the Universe.
BY AN EDITOR OF THE DEMOCRATIC PAciFiouE.
The Freedom Of the Understanding Fitted
with respect for Christian teaching, we conse-
crate our lives to the realization OF the maxlmS
woman, universal brotherhood and charity but
we know that Christianity, on account oi It's very
elevation, can gain the soul only through pcrsua-
sion The martyrs of the sixteenth century, auG
the bold thinkers of the eighteenth have won for
us the absolute independence OF thought. Let
us make this heritage respected God himself
commands it. Intelligence is a sacred lamp CIV
en- To us by God, which, like the rays oi the sun,
shall illuminate all the world
Religious Liberty the right OF Investigation
the absolute independence OF Thought.
IN by A WRITER OF THE LIBERAL rAKrY.
## Order !-U,der is the grand end and the ST.
y prene affirmation of the doctrine OF Fourier.
Order, which can be truly established in human
societies only by the full and complete develop
nent of liberty
Order The love of Progress and of Liberty
REQUIRES US to respect 1t, even IN lis incomplete
conditions.
ny A MAGISTRATE.
Libertu Noble ann Of the constant efforts ui
all nations-frst condition OF mans dignity be-
fore his follows and his God. Liberty IN It's I'M
perfect development has too often caused selfish
ness, skeptcism, and war; in It's integral and
harmonic development II becomes the instrument
of Truth, Order aud Love.
BY A LANDLORD.
The Lab0rerS Those VINO bowed be
meath the yoke CT poverty. The Combined Or
der insurcs them well beng and raises them L.
intellectual and moral erJoym,nis, by Attractive
Labor and the union of all classes.
By a DAY LABoKEa.
Propertu Properly has introduced men TO the
creation wealth; 1t mas stimulated the progress
of the arts ana OF industry. Arbitrary and despotc
originally, it tends like all ancient powers, 10 the
diffusion among the mass Of its rights and It's
benefits.
Property holders BY the association of capi.
tai labor ana skill, Fourier FURNISHES theru VIII
the best guaranty against sPol'at'on and rum.
BY AN ENGINEER.
The PROGRESS of the Natural Sciences -
They reveal to man his power over the material
world.
The development OF the mechanical arts Tic
mechanical arts will restore To man ais true iunc.
tons as an intelligent being, by gradu ally dom;
away with the cruel necessities OF rcpugnenl L.
boz. and slavery.
The Mechanical Arts
ny MERCHANT.
The organisation Of Industry The creation
ofrchcs has been hitherto confused and anarchical
as chaos In order TO gather the elements of
new world, generations have been devoted by hun
dreds to an obscure and ungratelul toll. The SIX
days of the social creation have been full Of grief
and gloom; but they approach their dawn Of
gory The sun of Science, while illumins,int.
Industry, disenthrals Mind from the yoke of MAJ
ter, and Labor from the bonds of Misery.
A right to productive Labor is the first of hui
man rights il IL that which most nearly ap.
proximates Man to fs Creator. Eternal honor
and glory, then, TO the Legislators who sh2li pro
claim the right to work!
By A MAN OF LETTERS.
The repositories of Poiitica! and Social
Pouer, in all countries and undtr ali forms OF
government ,-Those who are charged with pre-
serving traditions and maintaining the order OF
Society: may they, enlightened by the wisdom
of the age, understand that true Conservatism Is
ever founded upon Progress.
By AN ARTIST.
The Depelop ment ct the Sciences and Arts
The conception OF Fourier insures 10 every
mind its true development: it guides the learned
IN their researches; 1t opens TO poetry world ol
wonders; 1t teaches artists how etia;tually to
serve humanity.
By A FATHER.
Woman She Is the guardian OF childhood
and old age. Her tenderness and her ine1haust.
bic devotion maintain The sacred tics of Family |
Among almost ali the nations of the earth wo |
men still are slaves and their existence, even in
our European societies, Is prccarious and cncom.
passed with affections.
Fourier has prepared their gradual cmancipa |
ton by ways OF honor, WISDOM and order
The time is not far distant when with nd |
gence, will disappear prostitution, that horrible
PROCLAMATION of human dignity-that monstTous
witness of the slavery OF woman!
The time draws near when the genius Of wo
man will no longer be lettered and kept in Gus
tody, and her rich intelligence will be undolded
as God designed.
BY AN EDITOR.
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