New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Owen in the course of detailing his plan in
terspersed the same with explanatory remarks. lie
said that he could suppose it possible that the
human family would much longer continue in the
exercise aud practice of the great and important
errors which Society is now aboring under Ii was
morally impossible that the present erroneous sys-
tenn could be continued on through unknown centuries
The human race thro the error Of Imagination have
supposed human possess altes which II does
not posses end they have constructed Society upon this
error and the supposon Of these qualities existing in
the human mind Now this is the point on which either
the world or mysefis error. That has to be decided
contend that the foundations Of Old Society found.
ed on Imagination altogether and not in any Nay based
on facts propose the conirsTy.to replace them on
the basis OF the immutsbc principle of and OF
truth in harmony with known facts The Society of the
Old World Is based three great The supposi.
ton that has control bis mental and physical
organization Secondly that man has control over his
beiefor disbelief and thirdly that man has the power
like dislike any thing Of his own iree-w. All the
other OF Society spring from these three con
tend ia regard the first that Is just what
that wonderful Being who controls all organization com
peeled him 10 be at lis birth and therefore be has no con
troll over his mental or physical movements Can any
control the organization OF even his ie finger or Of
any member Of his body No. IL Is worse than idle.
then to attempt 10 argue on such subject And Of
the second Can any change his belief or dis
belief You cannot ~ your own free will And when you do
change. it s you that change OF your Will but
the stronger evidence presented 10 your senses that com
pels you 10 change. And you have no merit IA mus
changing from truth. lfyoa do not change il IS
because DO not bring before you sufficient weight OF
eyideace The third that we can Ike OF
dislike any any ,hing will easily be seen
Try 10 like what Is dissgrecable or 10 dislike what you
love; and II any succeeds VIII abandon my creed
Il everlasting instinct given humanity that man
and. IN. Ike
senses and There's end then, To the whole
system OF the old world IL Is all based on these three
errors. AT your insututions-c0des Of aws-fOrms OF
sovernment-reguisons Of social intercogrse-a your
language and phraseology are all wrong And here, IN
the face OF the World Convention impusn All the prin
cpes and practices Of the present form OF society Not
in anger. but ia kindness. For Is 20 olarne-no
one forms his physical mental or moral qualities
and therefore is responsible for bis belief under this
system Society. alone, Is responsible. CnaDge the s!s
and all will have superior mental physical Anc
moral character. And such the effects Of this old
system that woman under Heaven dare tel me
truth about L. But very the moral run OF run
will dissolve these Now. the soup "a too strong
TOR some young minds several persons here went out
but hyAndby they md il easy OF digestion and pleasant
10 the palate augher) Iii better than the medicine my
friend Collins talked about am opposed to AL medicine
(Laugher) III give you good natural food on winch
al thrive and All be happy and which Il universally
prsctced will make the world terrestrial paradise
Cheers The present errors were created Win man
when he created BY that great tnspeakaoie Power
press oi the whole world How desirable u i mat II
should unite o. disseminate truth instead OF ndung 10
ncesssni personal nyectyes the errors 81 s Editors
which error they not bamcable Tor We can tske
al the good out OF society and unite u IN one system
and reec; al the evil reject al the past history
~ the world as false vii BE- injured but al MI BE-
benefited. Cheers London possesses more inferior
circumstances in ts bounds than al the other cites OF
the world put together and I'm not sure how Tar New
York compare with x in thu. respect iCneefsJ On
this continent can have numerous scientific sup
ported societies 10 remedy these evils here among these
children ol freedom born IN these New states Of New
World with all superior circumstances. excluding a.
that inferior applause And before lorg here you
viii but nation language, and one code Of
Laws this whole hemisphere. You need take no
trouble 10 annex them they will beg 10 De- annexed
the weaker 70 the strong DO what u nigh, and youA
have the whole continent in lew years. Place these
s'ies At due distances siogg the line OF railways no"
or hereafter % Re constructed with the land well drsi-
ed properly cleared and sufficiently cultivated TO insure
health and abundance. (Applause) And would ask
your Mayor how be expects 20 properly govern under
such uisersbe circumstances Newly OH aoors UNDER
Look az lae child born in a miserable cellar On The
Five Points and the child born IN the glded palaces u
Brustway-havs they equal natural rights (CheersO
Is there any reasonable expectation that tnese TWO WI
turn out alike propose burn down OF destroy
Newfork but 20 put reasonable limit % It's extension
to draw on the surplus Population 70 deshin coun-
Try residence (Cheers) There iss Science Of Society
perfect the Science o; Mathematics Il consists Of
four elements lst-ine production Of wealth .d-the
distribution off, 31-the formation and education Of
human character ith-the OF governing locally and
generally Now al these elements exist a. random ani
disorder al over the world and are exercised
OF 20 per cent In the New World make, al
these elements Will be properly distributed in due pro
portion (Cheers) In the New World we vii have no
streets nor lanes. alleys. nor cours Applause.S
Ttey al Inferior circEnsazces More applause -
We VIII have no faisehood or hypocrisy there The rul
ING sp;rl; shall be Truth Increased appisUse) No spr-