New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

souls in the furure-aud 50 OF Marriage and other
The practical question OF rms axe : q tney De
clare an {RdEstr1ai Reform and The tfs9FEs11L;.'
tor Of La5or. l. Is a mighty question ana quiz
great enough 70 occupy the strongest nTsus I9'
many years 70 come. The ides OF eoClsi Feiol u.
in lis present stage nav De compared 20 Young
infant Vow wise parents would not discuss IyhoIn
It shall marry. VIVA, religious faith II sha4I en-
brace thav vii feed and clotds T. and prepare ot
rs preliminar! education. - the advocates o.
Social Reform should only see that me ood Oh '!.e
new >ociai Order which the= propose : pIDPe.f
attended 20 and the bod corresponds 20 me ~
TEN Of Labor the Or-anizatio OF lndfiStr " men
IS the source Of a.! Production Its bel-ous .ai'"
and tie SOCIAL relations u the new coclsi VII re-
ceiv- attention when i has crown somewhat IL a
few generations, and when the present uAas'e1
oped. uisdeTe.oPsd perverted and even orl5a--@s'
Race. winch has no idea Of LioerTy With Ofde5 re-
ceives true development and when also II Is no
longer the slave al pover-r and ihe save OF '-''
auce
In word we DO not pretend TO leEls.ate tor the
Future upon those questions which. !. theN axe -
De- acted upon. are certainly not AZ ths ?leSe-1
DAY th- Future We have full talth. VII ee "lss
enough 10 tsks care OF itself
Il is Law OF the human mind that all new dis
coveries, ali great truths are. during me eaI-eF
and darker periods Of human h4stcry ana develop
ment, denounced and viLted al their oiFth-
The last o: crimes ssy5 TIE distinguished Inoss,
n us eulogIun Descarte- wHcnl- forgiven : 'l71
o; announcing nsT truths
The new Truth which Is dawninS upon this age
Is the necessity Of q Social Re6rganlz alton and II
must necessarily be attacked with the greatest bIt
te-ness The leading Observation-Disclosures N TINS WORE
al present are the Editors Of the Eerald Ootr!er,
Express and Observer they are iuln-LnS A llhc-
non which some one must do and they are iu..--l-
/; r1U in their VA That Is iust>tAe opposite OF
ranio- S7~e-e ron alter ruin
would dictate They have not g word 70 say % the
ORGANIZATION 81 abor Attractive Industry an eqi!-
table Division OF Profits and other questions point
Cd out n; the beginning OF tins article put IKE III!
opponents Of new IDEAS they make false issue
and CRY ou; iniGcl!ry, treason. Acentlous,
ness. or something else. according 10 the state Of
the times aud popular prejudices. The first and
last are the accusations l. vogue just no"
IS 70 iiceutiousuess do they really think that II
a large city OF the Combined or Associated Orcer
which we propose. say OF the SIZE OF New Y ork'
or in any Social Order where equal opportunities OF
education inst division d profits. free choice OF
occupations, the guaranty .! The Right OF Labor
and system, OF dignihed Industry exist there Will
be an army o. near 10000 prostitutes. recruited
every SIX years 20 say nothing OF the mar
RACES contracted from mercenary motives winch IS
one kind OF prostitution under legal garb.
In concluding these remarks we call upon the
Editors OF the papers in question 10 say whether
there are am evils IN present Society Are chat
tel slavery hire!inG labor or the slavery OF capt
tai. pauperlsm. prostitution. &c. evils Are pecu-
mary dependence, want OF the means o. educa-
non the toilsome labor which the must en-
dure the general and relative poverty that reisns
the uncertainty and anxiety IN all business opera
lions and the wide. spread suffering from thou.
sand causes which exlsts-are these evils
II so. what remedy have you What plan OF
reform do YOU propose Give 1t TO the world, dis
cuss IT, and We will believe that sincerity and phi
lanthropy belorg to you and VIII listen to you win
the greatest attention but you have not one earn.
est protest to offer against all the woes and mise
ries which betide millions OF your brothers and sis
tiers in humanity if YOU have no strong and cner-
gctc appeal tomake for the Slave fora human being
turned into beast for the harassed toiler crushed
BY poverty and anxiety, for the child growing up
without care and eduCaton-a candidate tor the
penitentiary c. callows for helpless and depend
ent w oman the victim often OF ten thousand brutal
tiles for the pauper. the prostitute, and the many
other victims sacrificed to the juggernaut OF false
Social Order; II You have no protests TO make, no
appeals TO offer we must doubt your sincerity we
must doubt whether YOU have souls great enough
to feel for the miserieS OF your race, or intelIects
strong enough 80 penetrate Universal Truths, and
combat for them.
One word more to the Editor OF the Observer
We are somewhat surprised that writer so &C
customed to theological hair splitting as he should
evincc such singular want OF discrimination
The reasoning by which he attempts to put down
a vast plan OF industrial and social reform. which
embraces the correction OF mighty evils, by alles
ing erroneous speculatons OF Fourier in one branch
OF his social science, would lead him, ii he were
strict and consistent TO reject the mass OF
practical and religious wisdom contained in the
Book of Proverbs because King Solomon was an
: advocate OF polycumy He might apply the same
test to David, and ii he were Abolitonist he
would call in question tho Epistlcs OF ST. Paul, be
cause the writer in the command Servants obey
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the system Of Slavery. The truth is the princi-
pies o: Industrial Association advocated By the
Associationsts in the United States. are mprcgna-
Bile their truth cannot be set aside by attacks or
speculations concerning the customs OF future ages
which the Associationsts leave aside entirely and
no man can contouud the two questions without
conyic;ing himself OF gross ignorance or shameless
duplicity ~ h