New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

THE WORLDS CONVENTION viii be- he'd
IN Clinton Hall aud commence it, proceedings at 10
O'Clock on "Wednesday morning. October 81, when
al who are interested IN the Improvement Of the
condition of society irrespective OF any OF the excii
Ing INJURIOUS divisions which PREVENT UNION AND DE
srroY THE GERMS or CHASTITY are invited TO attend to
assist in the adoption OF measures that vii enable the
public in .hor, time 10 sPply its a5andsn, materials
and powers to ensure permanent prosperity and pro
ressivs happiness 10 the entire population ofthcse states
hi. full time that the inhabitants Of America should be
no longer deceived snd held in bondage by mere words
forms and ceremonies meaning nothing iha, is subsian
tial or that can ever improve the condition OF the mil
lions or even those who trained 10 use the word and
practice the forms and ceremonies.
To secure permanent progressive prosperity and hap
p;pe,s for all will now by one bold and godlke EFFORT
De speedily effected.
To accomplish this object full supply Of wealth and
pcrior character for all arr alone required. The means
to attain both universally have been discovered through
the late progress Of inventions and mqro' IN the
arts and sciences and these means may De- no" 1Aea
into one grand practical science, a. nNrd snG certain IN
~ operations any OF the nNed sciences VI MS 'a
uent let none doubt until they have honestly spsled Ger
minds 10 the investigation OF the principles and plans 10
&c proposed; and a. such result vii be most adNenia.
geous for all let ntrude his mere ignorant local
ur.futcgs obstacle % the attainment on h- -t
permanent good for all but let every endeayor 10 re
press on this occasion, his own preudlces OF locality
and the preudces OF others for "a these early moioca
ureudces alone that stand between Man and hgh
degree Of physical and mental excellence and progress
i've happiness in proportion as this excellence shall be
attained
But let none suppose tina, they not prciudced.-
The people of AT nations the world are locally pre-
udiced-in their sectarsn discussions, IN their Avs
Governments and customs in their cssshcstions AMI
pariizan notions The Jews, the Chinese the hindoos
the Mahomedons. the Pagans, and the Christians
through their endless sectaran divisions are one and al
strongly locally pre- duiced Each nation Is locally pre-
udiced asains, All other naonseach race against a.!
other rscesesch class asains, every other elass-and
10 some extent each against every other even IN The
same locality. These local preudices prevent mon ana
destroy Charity, and without Union and Charity, there
can be no permanent prosperity, excellence or happ'
ness.
AM local preiudices emanate alone from ignorance To
remove this ignorance there must be entire change
in the circumstances by which It Is hourly perpetusted
The causes of all local preudices are known and, I'M
der the guidance Of the spirits OF Charity and Kindness
may be removed, and all OF them, without violence
or NJ will abandoned.
Those therefore who attend the Worlds Conven.
ton" viii be OF little 10 il unless they come prepared
10 abandon all that can there be proved be injurious To-
preudices and formidable obstacles 10 the IN
PRODUCTION OF universal charity, mental liberty and kind
And without these virtues. viii be forever use
less and expect prosperity excellence and happi
ness society this any other part OF the world
These virtues be attained and secured IN practice
only BY. The absence OF local preludices uni
versal good practical education freed from local preudi
ces 70 superior character 3 Regular systemai'
c beneficial employment % ensure surplus OF wealth
for all. T. scientific arrangement Of external circum-
stances 70 compose societies, which shall ertuGe local
preiudces and include superior education and employ
ments ;. Local government without force or fraud,
which shall be so constructed that each one under III
direction shall be well cared ior and Justly treated.
All this may now be accomplished by the Worlds
Convention.
. Education employment i0ca! preHdics and local
Oreramenf thar c rs for al SRd Justly 20 zach,
on The principle o'-uHir0sal charity and kiHdness-'rh
hese The future Happiness Of he r0rid oil BE- permanently
,ecHred friend 10 ALL
ROBERT OWEN
No. II Fifth drcau> Ner.Y0rk. 81 IT.