New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11
To the Friends of Association and social


Progress.
b. the address below II viii be seen that some 81.
corous ~ essurcs are to be taken 20 lay before ihe
People of this Country the ail-embracing doctrine
Of UNIVERSAL ASSOCIATION and the peaceful 30.
cial Reformation at which il aims. The friends o.
this cause have now an opportunity OF aiding II H.
the mos, cfectual manner and if they feel real
and Hring interest in it, let them do 80 atonce Lei
the most ardent in each town and village take sap
.criDfion uapers and obtain from the friends Of the
movement. such contributions as they can spare
and forward them a. directed in the address. j.
there Is not warm response TO this call which
will secure among other things the publication oi
Fourier's Works in English. we shall believe that
the doctrine Of Association has yet but convinced
the intelligence Of men without warming their hearts
with it. high and benevolent aims.
FRr~Ds Of Social PRocREs' ANDA SOCIAL REfoAN
NV YORK. June lsf. 10
The Central Executive Committee Of tie Assoc ai.on-
ST. of the United States appointed Dy the 'fhtt"- ~
geutOn held n New ork IN A'ri a.i nave
organizing system 81 vigorous fnd eAtn7is' A'fA'"
rroN of tie Doctrine Of ASSOCIATIVE UNITY ana Nt
cal upon You and aI friends Of t Grand Movement 90
our age 10 give your early and eaceni adlo ine enter
w thus ernphatcalv can tho Associative Movement
ME Gr0nd lf9reafnf ee because every day make
10 more evident that what The Christian ana owned
World now urgently needs s That Union Oi al ineic-i
.e RECONCILIATION and harmonious cooperation OF rho
now conflicting elements oi society. when are SHOWN u
be- perfectly practicable IN Association And eNperehc'
constantly proving that the Moral ifiofn- "lch in'
-urf of humanity aWaken- ou every .iu' 70 rlcu tIff
zeal acan-t prevalent cyi- can be- permanently secured
only hy this very lnOmand RECOMMENDATION 10 cphc'H
interest," OF society. uc guaranty OF perfect 'H-i'' N
every man, woman and child OF general annhl'n'. pm.
universal education. and the extension vi me il-ht'
-oca. iyeac- and ADVANTAGE 20 a which are the con
ditiou- ind the certain results Of Associauon
lmuecdby these conyicfiOnsand the hopes hey inspire
We feel that Association claims from ~ trends ana a"
vocac- the most strenuous eSerton- 70 secure iuA ana
wide dissemination of the doctrines Of social Sciehce OF
which II is based Only such an mdocirnalon OF oui
whole people can hry prepare me way lot p "i"s'
liberal complete and satisfactory application oiine prm
.iua- of Observation-Disclosures winch ft on me eyer
na truths o., Nature which are in obedience 10 fro'i
ieual Order and which must command me comma hr'
,f The world when they are known and understood
To to.f fully tie principles OF Association, Capita.
! science and Devoted men are requisite. But We ,n
corey believe that the people oL me lm.en 9lt'7 "'
ready for the undertaking; ana thsi ID ilf iisn "li'l
is nade the heart of the Nation viii respond ana supp!
the renua both spiritual and material which are needed
wortllv 10 show that Societies may be- organized on '
principles Of Justice and Love Of Fraternity ana rea
Liberty and Equality. and mankind thereby ee'"''' IT,
| Goodness. Intelligence and Happiness ,..
We prnuose therefore 10 send Out corps OF Leu
rers 10 arouse the attention ~ our Whot ituWr !" '
reat social and religious movement; 10 eXmDi ~ ~"
4 IT,
.nr. ia interchange views with men OF various paii'
md faiths attract the syinpaihe' Of NE VIE "h'
influential Of every class and 10 devise methods Of g,n'
ra cooperation among who have the higher interests
humanity N heart And shall select for this mission
men nted Dy study and experience. by convection az
Enthusiasm. thoroughly 20 teach the system OF A-soci
! ion 20 plant deeply m the popular mind tne rN'n- %
which 10 is rooted and 70 urge upon me pug
,ood sense Of the Marion the necessity and umflnc-
lfa SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL REoRGANi1ArioN
The plan contemplated is that the lecturers snalI com
in tho during ii
.unnler visit the Northern and Western states ID ih'
autsmn and the Middle States on their return some -"
heir number VIII also traverse the southern Htie- CIT"
| no the winter They Will lecture together or separate
81 and give longer or shorter series of addresses.
-ordne 20 the opportunity of usefulness. They VI" YAK
with them books. pamphlets ana tracts - pahsiois
Ic Doctrines and Plans oi Association, ana chel anon
| them a translation from the works OF FOURIER wh,
will be put 20 press Immediately II liberal ~. p1h-e
| his appeal is made and suhcicn encouragement 10 Id
| eu'crprizc Is manifested
The sum which il j. thought necessary 10 raise j"
| these purposes j. ~ least s.J1
| We cali then upon you confding in your corda. sym
niihv, aid this noble undertaking. Rouse your icn
rprywhcre 20 1--WE % their best support specify scl
u 20 the Chairman Of the Executive Committee al Ne"
York the fullest contrib buttons you can ral-e due cro
or Whcc shall be- given .n me iiAhHiNGEh OHhlcl .
lc BrookFmm FhalluN. Ma--) Prepare the puo.
mind and iai of our own community ami nfl-hip'.i
| .-ucrilv Tor ihe coming o Tie Lecturers. Arran-'
plans for enabling them 90 address The largest aadienc.
erh the least cNpend iure of time and means In even
| /. flIIi-tI ana fi-NftIHINu 10 liNH
DIS mission the most effective possible for the accom-
i-lm,uf Oi if- important objects. The time has CON
| when a parii, movements oi Reform must iuihl ai
.omplete each other ind foN together IN one, onward
| mighty movement toward UNIVERSAL UNITY -
Unity OF Man with Man in true Society:
| Unity Of Man with God IN true Religion
Unity Of Man with Nature in creative Art and Industry
Ourilag is given 10 the breeze it, thrcefod Motto
IAN of the power of Faith AMI Hope and Charity IT,
10 true hearts join us hemedicton. and aii in The iu
| iimcnt PARKE GOODWIN. Chairman
OSBORNE MAcDANlrL. Secretary
WATERLOO i woll-worn subject. yet AWAY
| 'resh The following extract from memorandum
| bv SIR Dirbv Mackworth. written in the early mon
me oner the action whilst The rest of the stan wcr
sleep describes the last charge with more accurac
| and reality Notwithstanding dash al Inc writing
| ,han any account we have read. The result q
| the fire upon the French column Is painted NOR
naturally as working by wit not by wiichcraii.
| About O'Clock We saw heavy columns of Infantry
| supported hy Dragons returning for o mesh ATTACK
| was evident t would De- desperate. ani. we t""n-t
probably "a decisive one. Every one ief how much cd
| isudca um this terrible moment black mass ui on
.ir,nadlcrs OF the Imperial Guard With music play n
tnd tie Great Napoleon no their head. came rollh- q"
ward from the farm Of La Belle Alliance. WITH 'l
| pace tucy descended Those spaces "a our INES "hie
| Death bad opened and leii vacant were covered "i
bodies of Cavalry. The point nf which the enemy anne
| vas now evident IL was an.ie formed hy brigade
! hll was there in person. The French moved on Mi
INNS stoned au pas ia ciargs They began % ascend Oh
him. In lew sccond5ihcy were within hundred pace
Of us aid rs yet noi.u shot mad been fired The a"i
moment was now a. hand. 4 peal OF ten thoH,a'
.hludcrS burst 40 oucc uu their devoted heads. TT
town .v,rf,f them down a- q Wh.rwiud which ru,h
over the ripe corn they pau-rd-ihcr hdN uce ceased
fhe, commenced frn1 from the heads o their column
and attempted 90 cNttpd their front nut DEAN hHd
| -,aly rai,.ed too mlth confusion among thel-th.
.rov.aeJ instiuctivciv behind each other 20 avoid
which ntoleraoly drtadiuL Stll tlcf -iuod Aill
~, gar5e ,aeayt e nf - rand pas For half an hour Oh
ho~rile huicherv continued 40 last seeing ul tht
efforts vain an their courage useless deserted ~ ia'
| Emperor who already flown, unsupported ny ult
comrades who were already beaten The mihe no my
| rhlc Ola Guard gave WAY and He'd m every oifec pa
| one spontaneous anG almost painfully animated I'M
| rah % burst from tile victorious RANKS u Ah--Ai" j.
| line af once acknowledgements, oi-ccfs -uidti--
| pariakin- In one COMMON enthusiasm
TuF NIcnr AFTTH WATERLOO.
| When the tremendous day was over lofu h-l "
staff again rcoccupied the Alfe cottage tt4 e!. ln q
morus His TWO gallant brothers SI ho.ert Ill. al
Col Clement Ill., had been removed. wounded 10 1877
els. Nh. partv was nevertheless nine nl number.
| o,D r,a,ie hv ord Hills servant from two fowls W
,l their r,ireslmen after hours a desperate i-li-
without amor-e - food. Lord I'LL himself wa, 'rus