New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
society-Its Errors-Rcv.w.E II. Charming.

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meeting of the Social Union in Crosby street on
Sunday morning, and had the pleasure Of listen
ing to one Of the most intensely interesting dis
courses fiom the Rev. ". II. Claiming which it
has ever been my lot to hear, and could not but
regret that so few comparatively were as fortu-
nate as myself The lofty e!oquence the ez-
ceeding beauty and force Of illustration, the deep
sympathy for those who have fallen in the dusty
ways OF life in the fierce strife of interest, the
wise conservatism, the reverent reception OF al
that the Past has transmitted to US worthy Of re-
verencc, and thoihearty rejection of all past and
present falseness and injustice, which character
lied al that he uttered, could not fail Of arousing
and quickenng the better feelings Of the heart.
Those who are satisfied with, and sometimes even
aud, our present inadequate, miserable provisions
for the poor, ought TO have heard that part OF Mr..
C.'s discourse in which he touched upon Pauper-
ism-the outrageous injustice of the system that
leads TO it by inevitable necessity, and It's fright
| fu increase. IL they arc made of 'pcnetrabie
stuff, they would have been set to thinking, II
not stimulated TO some efficient action IN the
matter. We first, SAID llr. C.. i only give the
substance Of his remarks,) trample our fellow
men recklessy into the dust, defaclng and almost
obliterating the features Of humanity, and then,
bruised, bleeding and gashed as they are, we
pick them up and grudgingly provide them with
food and shelter, and this we call Charity
The poor man who was reduced to this wretched
condition was the victim Of gross wrong, and all
who upheld the present false system OF things
were participators IN the lntilcton ol that wrong
The poor did not want our Charity they de-
mandcd simple Justice at ourhands-cmbFacng
in this idea Of Justice, leisure and opportunity Ter
moral and intellectual culture, FOR recreation and
the enjoyment of the social affections, and the
right TO labor for far remuneration without De-
ing subjected to the heart!ess tyranny OF Capital
NIr. G. alluded in passing to the comprehensive
system of charities of the Roman Catholic Church
in past ages, and paid just tribute to those true
human brotherhoods and sistcrhoods by whom
they were dispensed lie also touched upon an
other important topic, and one which is beginning
to excite deep interest among truc-heartcd, re-
Gcctng men-thc Rights OF Women, and Their
True Position IN Society-wlth g dignity and
truth of feeling which would have made those
who are so fond Of uttcring their weak and point
less witicisms upon this subject heartily ashamed
Of themselves If indeed the sense OF shame DC still
left IN their low and grovclng minds.
He remarked that he supposed 1t was generally
known that he had attended the late Conven-
ton Of the Fiends Of Association in Boston, and
spoke in cheering terms OF the harmony and ear
nestness of purpose which characterized their
proceedings throughout lie said his faith and
confidence had been mmeasurably strengthened
by a friendly communion with the earnest men
who were present, and that hereafter he meant
to labormore zealousiy than ever IN setting forth
Tie great doctrines OF human brotherhood.
! have written these hasty lines, Mr.. Editor,
with the simple view of suggesting to those VINO
have never heard MIR. Charming, that he IS the
most able and eloquent advocate OF these views
Of any man perhaps IN the country ]. E. w.
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