New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

Mr.. RYcxmAS Faith IN the ultimate and inherent
goodness Of man les sihe root Of this Convention men
private character have the largest amount o. eA
Perence in the evils q society and can thus en.lsh
the Convention the wants Fl suffering noihAh''y
The resolution ordered lie the table pro ie-u
Mr.. CoLLfNs then made very able and eoiuT ~
speech the present diseased condition OF sccey ne
sad, All agree that society = slck-yeTy &c -
the of the compliant "neinet " -
dyspepsia dropsy-the headache or the neartacne
the liver complaint the bowel s.ni-con-uni11n
or the choic-rheumstism. phihy-ic, govt OF grave.
laughtef) But al agreed N one hing -thst u H--
time 70 send for the doctor. Laughter aud app
And Brother Owen has come opporiuney 70 iee' lns
pulse Of our great mother fCheers) And ne mac
herbs and minerals his mortar that would Doubtless
check the disease II not eject cure lAppAussJ
Dlsease Is in our midst but hes!ih . On ~ hses.
(Cheers) II man had enough 10 eat 70 drink and 70
wear and Of the miserable cares OF he on hese
points harFass him be could truly fulfil the ecptuFa
Injunction Of Take thought Of what ye snal ea or
what sc shall drink wherUtha ye shall be clotned
Appliance And nothing could then prevent n cevel-
opeInen Of his intellect Then the golden rule Of Burns
would be universally in practice
In virtue trained. emil ghiened youth
shall love each elowcreafure
And future years shsl prove this truth
That man IS good by nature
And then too would be seen in fall and practical oper
alton that great truth
IT'S education forms the common mind,
/ Just as the twis i bent the trees inclined
Loud applause) contend that could convert this
corrupt (otham-th great house OF sin OF sorrow end
Of suffering into a stu more perfect pandemonium OF
misery II carry on the present system anotn
century AL men are created Tree and equal lLoud
cheers) Yet say that If any has anger stomach
than another he has right ~ more food II ne mas lar
ger pupil he has a night 10 more light II be has larger
brain he has right 10 more intellect yet STU say II
he has small brain and is Of light and Emphatic tenn
permanent and weak stomach he has right 70 the means
Of culiyaing the fullest extent and 10 nave as much
/ food as ne can agreeaoy digest CApplauseJ ne con
cluded By saying that ne was pleased 10 see so many
men and here, ongng-not for the flesh pots oil
Egypt but for chance to asss, IN dong away Win tne
poverty, sin and misery, from within our midst
THE above is but faint outline of Ne Colinss very
able speech, which greatly nppauded throughout
REPoRTER
Mr. RYcK NAN from the Committee draft resolutions
reported that for the present they would present the fol-
lowing dra by Mr. owen reservng the right present
other resolutions hereafter
Mr. OWENS RESOLUTIONS
/ That through the past history of the human race
there has been much misery produced from ignorance
dsunion poverty and crime.
? That there have been always substantial causes
which have necessarily produced these effects.
g. That while these causes are UNDECIDED and allowed
10 remain the effects will continue to produce the came
misery
That these causes are reno, cable and that il is
the great interest Of ALL ths, they should be renewed in
the shortest time practicable without creating confusion
and evil.
s. That the cau,e of ignorance the ola superior
systematic education from BIRTH upon principles in ac
cordance with human nature.
g. That the Of disnnioH, 10 inferior education
conducted on principles opposed to human nature.
That the srnsc OF Poroiy Is the dieness ana useless
ana injurious extravaganza OF many the want OF bench
cal employment Of others the misappled Industry OF
the the standing armies of the world the destruc
ton OF wealth BY with the want of just crcula
ing medium effect exchanges OF products at all times
by he industrious producers OF wselth.
That the Of crim> is ignorance, disunion and
poverty.
g. That all Of the human created at birth with
the general qualities Of humanity and that each one Is
born. without his consent knowledge, with bis own
peculiar combination of those qualities which combina
ton constitutes his individual nature. And for these
general and individual qualities one can possess merit
demert, deserve praise or blame, reward or pun
ishment
TO- Thai from birth all become the ofthe in
feror mixed superior circumstances IN which they
are placed by society modified only by their created in
dyidus natural qualities.
H. That therefore the natural and acqaired character
If is formed him. and that state Of society in
which can be made 10 become rational, intelligent,
charitable and happy or compared with the characters
hitherto isnorantly formed for men, superior being
happy himself and through his life contributing to the
happiness Of his race be constructed other
foundation than upon this knowledge Of humanity.
L. That hitherto unfortunately for mankind society
has been based organized classified and conducted. and
the human portion of the character Of man has been
formed under the suppOsiiion that the qualities and
character OF each individual has been formed by himself
aud hence the the evils and suerings oil the hu
man race.
- That the time has evidently arrived when this fun
daInenal change from and It's consequent evils TO
truth and s consequent universal happiness will be ef
eced and effected bcnenciay Tor every class, sect and
country in the world.
a. That the United States Of North America is most
hvoraby situated with respect 10 territory, materials
and government now benehcialy to commence this glo
rous change and thereby become example for all the
nations Of the earth to adopt
Is That il will be for the interest of all other nations
that the United States should now set this example, and
that all people should assist the population Of these
States seeing that II il composed in part Of the natives
Of almost all civilized districts
l6 That is Immediately for the interest OF all the In
habtants of the Western hemisphere that the of
disunion. and opposition Of interests should ter
inmate AS speedily practicable and that ms most de-
sirable change be the easily effected by all Of
them being formed into united ederaive states or states
based scientific federatye societies each society be
ing selfsupporiing and sefgovernng and composed Of
the number of persons who can be the most advantage
ously united 10 produce and distribute wealth form
individual aud general character, and TO govern locally
and generally.
L. That these scientific ederstve selfsupportng and
eifgoyening societies be- under the existing indiyid
ua of society," the best introduced by joint stock
companies with charters from the State Governments on
the principles that charters given 10 railway
steam navigation and manufacturing companies requr |
ing for their success large subscribed capitals
L. That this Convention constitute itself into Nation
or Parent Society lst to promote the formation oil
branch etes in every state in the Union and md 70
advocate the formation these joint stock companies IN
each state. and 3rd, make these Laws oil Nature uni
vorsay known and acceptable 10 the scientific and su
peTlOr practical men Of the world
49, That these societies be all times. in all the States
conducted in practice the principles OF universal
charity for class sect party and country
Mr. OWEN said that ON Thursday today be would /
place before the Convention all his viewsthe result of
the experience halls century Of mind directed and en-
ergetcay exered this great object, without regard to
party sect country. with any other consideration
than what was best for all his felew creatures loud
and continued cheerng)
The Convention then adjourned until this mornngsts.
The attendance Of ladies quite numerous.
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the Albany Evening Journal Delhi expresses the opn-