New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

~ ROBERT OWES reached our City yesterday
from Washington, and will sail for England on Tue
lst inst. He is in good health and spirits and as
confden, as ever that grea, renovation oil society
is al hand. which even his seventy-odd years VIII
NOT ,reven, his seeing We find in the last Cnion
b;s nartine Address to the Citizens of our State
which we shall copy-,here not being one particle
of danger lha, the People will come TOO near i'm
bibing its spirit adopted its suggestions
TO THE PEOPLE OF NETWORK.
ROBERT OWEN.
Having been asked by influential statesman OF long
experience what the objects which purposed III
timately obtain by the Constitution which now
advocate for the State of NewYork that have not and
cannot be attained BY Of the present Constitutions
OF the United States OF North America:
In answer to this very proper and important question
my reply s that the new Constitution Is purposey de-
vsed secure equally and justly 20 all the four follow
ing requirements which are absolutely indispensable TO
the permanent prosperity and happiness of society and
which cannot possibly be attained under any OF the ex
listing Constitutions of the world.
Arrangements 10 create annually CONSIDER abe sur
plus OF wealth for all allowing each freely 10 use what ne
may desire To effect this result the power OF produc
ticn now possessed By mankind is ample.
q Arrangements in unson with the preceding. 10
insure 10 every citizen from birth The formation OF
good physical mental moral, and practical chsracte.
as the constitution, peculiar organization oil
the infant will admit The science is now known by
which TO construct new combination OF educational
machinery. by which every soundy organized human
being may be formed into character superior 20 any
hitherto given to the most favored Of the human race
g. Arrangements practically combined With the Two
preceding insure every person at all times hea!tny
beneficial and pleasant employment or occupation VIE
out the necessity for or Injurious eXertons from
any.
The scientific inventions. discoveries and improve
rrlents already secured society more than suf
Gent under weldevsed arrangements 10 effect this I'M
portsnt object the very means Whereby tne snpe,nu
~ of wealth aforementioned Will be easily Obtained:
a. Arrangements to supersede gradually, peaceho!F'
and bepefciay for all the inferior objects OF mans DE-
yising By an entirely new combination oil external o.
jects change Of ali the circumstances with Wnch inc
human race has been and is az this day. so fatally sur
rounded.
tn admit of this change in connection with the three
previous changes society requires TO be rebased recon-
sructed Iecassed reoTganzed- ana the Characters OF
all recrea,ed principles and practices IN accordance
with the unchanging laws OF humanity. Inc means
now exist 70 effect these results most acvantaeeousy
for the United Staes and all other countries but peace
Is requisite TO accomplish these results.
But this new Constitution proposed for adoption Tor
the frat time by the State OF NewYork, cannot be under
stood in all the extent Of benefts which will confer on
the human race until the for each lao shall be
given TO the public and carefully studied without pre-
judges Of latitude and longitude.
IL will then be discovered that this Constitution IS not
only applicable to the State of New York, but that is
universal in it's principles and alike applicable to human
ity 10 all countries having been based on the unerrng
and unchangng laws OF the great creating power OF the
universe.
When this subject shall undergo the investigation and
confederation which It's importance demands Il will be
discovered that the proposed Constitution has been de-
yscd accordance with those laws of God 10 secure 10
humanity its Just rights and to open an easy straight
forward road to effect in practice bencialy for ALL the
redt moral revolution from rputstoe teetRS M
man degradation and misery unirrsG peace attract
ire sympahies Iteration Of human charaet1 and ne hap
piatss of our race. ROBERT OWEN.
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