New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

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the cyrnha sounds.
The seconi says. "ihi5 toast Of fatheraud pviil
not drink, mine shame should pledge. For
the seed OF jacob flies Ike the dried leaf and takes
no root IN the dust OF Slavery"
Ehe lips Of the third seem frozen al the edge of
his gohler. He asks hmsefin silence, "sholl drink
10 The Falheriand Lives Poland yet or is ali lite
departed, and am L. like those, potherless son >"
Tothose and Others who, they still hadhomes,
could no, live there, without starving body and
soul, may Que land be & Fa:herand, and may
they saek and learn to &C, as children in fathers
house.
A foreign correspondent of the Schnellpost,
having, it seems, been reproved by some frie2ds
on The safe side OF the water for the viotnee Of
his attack On crowned leads and other dileltent,
defends himself with great spjiit aod argues bis
case wcll fam his own point Of view. We Go not
agree witn him as 10 the ue Of netaocs, but can
net fail TO s5mpathise in his feeling. Heroafe;,
VIC sha preface some Of his sketches by these re-
marks Of his that our readers insy judge by what
Iignt the pisrure vas p,nted
Anecdotes OF Russian proceedings towards de-
ii1GVc.,ts are well associated wth one anccdote
quoted cf Peter, xhc yet was truly the Great
In foreign city, seeing the galows, he asked the
use OF that three-cornered thing. Being told TO
hang people on, he requested that one nigh be
hung FOR hin, directly. Being told this unf,rtu-
nately could rot be done, as there was TO crmi.
nal under sentence, ho DESIRED that one Of hs cTn
Ietinuo might be made use of. PROBABLY he did
this with no further thought than the Empress
Catharine bcs;oaed On having ship Of the line
blown up as model for the painter who was TO
adorn her palace with pictures OF naval battes.
Disregard for human life and human happiness
is net confined TO the Russian snows, OF the cas-
ern hemisphere; i. may be found on every side,
though, indeed, not On scale 50 imperial. x
Convention oT the .Zevv- England Fourier
society.
AS no account Of tas Convention, which wls
held in Boston last Wednesday and 'Thuysd ~,
has yet appeared in the Tribune, perhaps the fol-
lowing slight sketch Of the meeting may be ac-
ceptable to it's readers. The Importance of the
occasion ard of the subjects discussed, however
deserves fuller report than can now be given.
The interest in Association" was proved by
the fact, that notwithstanding the inclemcnt
weather. and the almos. impossible condition OF
the Streets the room wac well Fl led thrcug hout
and on both evenings crowded. TIE numbers
OF the merely curious, attracted by the novelty
Of the subject, were less than at the Social Re
form Convention last winter; but the character
OF the audience was h;ghcr-the assembage con-
slsting OF earnest and intelligent converts to the
faith, that it is practicable to organize SoCjetes
upon the principle of perfect luva and justice,
and that 1t Is right, timely, wise, 10 make the
attempt Throughout the country, bu. espo.
cially i'll New Eogland, this faith has made great
progress curing the past year.
Rsformcrs OF all kinds are fast coming to the
conviction, that their various partial movements
arc the compliments of each other and I'll tend
ing 70 one common result; that prevention is
better than cure and that 10 remove the causes
of sin, failure, degradation and misery, it is re-
cessary so to cmbody the law of brotherhood in
social institutions and manne's, Us TO secure for
every child and adult education opportunity for
useful labor-iust recompense for seTvica-ssocial
advancement according to mcri;-and access to
the most improving and refining influences,
which the community commands. Associs-
tinnists show how these undenlabe rights Gun be
secured.
Statesmen tco of all parties perceive, that the
| fundamental question Of pulley III these days,
and csoecially i'll this land, is the establishment
of Just relations between Work and Wages, 50
| as 20 remove the unnatural and unnecessary
strife between the Capitals, cho oiUnS past Ia
Dor, and the WorlSingman, ,cho oiCaS present
| labor. This is the question of the ORGANIzA-
rIoY OF INDUSTRY, which Associa' ionists profess
| thoroughly 10 have solved
Finally, religious men, Of all denominations,
sick of scctasiGn divisions, ashamed at The waste
of time, talents, means, III polem:cs and p-os7-
lyting, brought together heart and hand lit vari.
Gus phiianth5opic enterprises, hopeless Of re-
union under any pas! systems OF ecclesiastical or
cadizatiun, are looking iur@ard to The practice
cf lore, in all the relations of domestic indus
trial, civil lie, as the true means Of rega'nirg
the upity of the Church. Associatonists prove
| that chatity may be made cUeytonsive with all
the details of human Intercourse; that wh:n
men are bound in one by mutual usefulness,
thew will see the meaning of the various c!eeds
which are partial statements oi truth, and so by
doing the Will learn OF the 6octrne;" and that
by thus Loving men, wh ON VIC have seen, we
NAV rise to tic love of God, whom We have noi
seen" and make the whole OF life worship.
| Thus In various ways attention aud sympathy
| are directed 10 Tue association Mo'euitHi' l ue
history OF our Nation, too-the blending OF such
different races in one peoplo-thc growth of our
complex ard yet simple system OF confedeTa;ed
government from towns, through counties and
States, up to one central Legislature, Judiciary
and Eyecutivc-thc great principles OF Freedom
snd Equality proiessed bcio;c the world as ouT
law-the absence ofins.itutions and associations
handed down f;om barbarous ages-lastly The
unequaled physical advantages amidst which we
can expand our energies, and apply In magn!h-
cent enterprises the mechanical means for H.
creasing wealth, which science each day makes
known, seem to point ou; these United States
as commissioned by Providence, to exhibit an
example of MANY MADE One by Justice, Of Free
men united by the Law Of Liberty, which is
Love, and thus of Universal Association.
The privileges of the Nation of the United
States were very powerfully presented by Mr..
Brisbane, who passed the summer in Europe,