New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
Ignorance and Poverty.

VIZ should ignorance ard povsrty he parents OF III
crime o. longer suffered irratoaiZs degrade and
aiiict the human races.
Can more imporfAn; cueseoa b. rlf 20 rnAn uov
ia; the means 10 PREVENT the existence OF both,
over ;he word has beea discovered made known 70,
and approved 5y. the most advanced minis n Tie most
enlightened nations
L Is THE question Of The pse<sn; a-s. The srss:
question - BE- solved IL his CAV. made speedily
known 70 the world, - and lightning ~ prepare
Al Tor ths creation Of the circumstances which lis
solEou VII o: necessity rot only suggest but rrcs!sti
by force al people snd Gatcls and thus secure fer
their rapid progression IN zeal knowledge and pro
portcuste advance n tue happiness
The plain lnd direct answer 20 the question st the
nrs OF this ARTICLES that ignorance - overcome
ouly 6y uni-ersai instruction real knowledge and
poverty can be overcome only By universal industry
directed ty rsal kDoISledce and means have been
Just discovered b. which real knowledge may he. IN
comparatively sEor, time, gye &c az peope and the
habit OF and desire Tor daily wellt-ccted industry
usrS. with the acquisition OF RAJ NnoWejss srea:
pleasures OF human existence ;he great question asked
viii De truly and fully answered, when be
gwen why the means newly discovered % prevent
the longer Continuance ignorance and poverty should
not be now universally admitted ami adopted IN prac
tee.
Behold then how easy the discoveries of the prcscn,
day have made Tie practice 10 change ;his chaos Of il
Gorance and folly t= Papjemoniurn OF contests tsht-
In-s crimes poverty irTatonales and their consequent
n=eres INTO a%ierrestria paradise nhsbirei by
and filed with rca, knowledge OF themselves
and OF Terrestrial; with charity Kindness md AZ
fiction for their ana whose lives extended
advanced age, VIII be always delightfully."- occupied
phyScaiy and mentally n joyoCsly promoting and con
tinuslly adding the happiness OF each other far
thcir powers csu be made TO extend
Thus 5 universal ignorance IN man 20 be overcome
by universal cultivation Of all the faculties organs
powers and propensties OF humanity in accordance
with. and not; present IN opposition human ma
turs, and by accordsnt arrangements being made 10
nave all these natural qualities duly exercised the
point Of temperance for each individual nature re
cures to keep body and mind health that he may
tally enjoy the tcrre-tria, happiness around him
But this new formation OF character hy The natural
cultivation and exercise to the point OF temperance OF
ali the human faculties physical mental moral and
practical vii not be directed force individuals be
irvc or d-h'!lCve any thing unsupported hy fact and
more especially when opposed 20 the most obvious facts
j universally the practice in al nations calling them
selves civilized, at this day ON the contrary the
faculties OF perccying objects accurately. OF comparing
ideas correctly ami OF deducing Just conclusions from
such observations and comparisons will 10 carefully
cultivated until the mind shall acquire strength and
power when it shall haze received sufficient number
OF ideas any subject dsiUce Us accurate
ciusions without being compelled believe the
dognas OF others unframed in real knowledge, and who
Anow not tho ways of true wisdom
Thus. also i POVERTY 20 Do overcome by TINS uni
vcrsal Instruction physical and mental The knowledge
and power that Will be by these means given 10 each
individual VIII enable hiun once 70 comprehend that
universal wealth can be easily created abundance by
very moderate regular industry properly directed and
the knowledge acquired viii discover the best mode OF
applying the Industry while the power - exercise the
Industry according 10 the required knowledge. Will
their share in the OF industry be executed
And tius most henctcialy for an. whatever may b.
their present station, Will ignorance, poverty, and ell
their necessary con-eQentcrmes and mise res be grad
Gtly excluded. by scientific system OF prevention
from every part OF the globe and the rational
whelminE cheering and Joyous practice OF kindness
when perseycred in with Judgment viii carry this -y-
tenn only through civilized nations called but
from them, in shorter time than Is deemed pos
sb 10 those people and tribes who barbsrous and
savage. For charity and kindness based on a know
edge Of the laws OF human nature when directed by
perseverins sound judgment viii overcome al that's
The most demoTazing, terocious and savage in human
!fy ~ whatever cline color be represented by
man. ROBERT OWEN
Al SCI PICKET Sap F.efori, Capt Morgan, sept t, Is4o