New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-25


claims, for himself and the whole Associative
school any designs to overthrow The existing state
OF things in respect TO Religion, Marriage or Prop
erty, and proceeds, with prophetic eye 10 TIE D.
server nEn:
whoever then. undertakes 70 cT.cise 0: accuse the
Phalsns,erlsa Scnool, -u.t, 20 be honest Go SO on
other grounds than these lie take up directly and
only ire proj.c: they present and prove hat x IS In se
worthless iprsctcaoe Random charges against opin-
ions hich ". repe plans Go propose only
expose authors Of them 70 the contempt OF 81 :ai-
minded people
he Sot5ol orFov-sr Prepoiss BIZ. on. tang: TIE o.
eASizATIos LABOR ~ TIE 1o~SsHIP. l, has no
cner Object; no faith. school individuals are,
OF course, ALWAYS a; liberty 20 Pronrsa:e whatever ca
ions they nav see e..
principles. snd The reform will soon spcesd over ne woo!e
Nation.
ssve-y direct and indirect, all then se abolished. be-
labor will have become st.acire asvzses ana SAf
harlan. Will Inore readily sdo2; manners Of refined
and cultivated life; science, art and industry will be large
y developed, and the most perfect ORDER will reign along
with The most perfect i!oerty.
This Is our CONVICTION this IS all we teach"
The paragraphs Immediately preceding and fol-
loving wha, The Observer has extracted give
very differen: complexion even to Foariers cpin
ions from what tie Observer has made out by dex
ferrous quotation. The former is as follows:
Hr Doher,y, Of London has studied Fcuriers SCI
ence both IN his printed works and N his manuscripts
profoundly perhaps than other living man. says
ais views Of Marriage ha. The present system
will prevail until the fem ale rendered independent
In worldly point OF view, and generally enlightened
which he supposes Will require three generations al least
effect; after which the laws Of marriage aud domestic
order Will be almost exclusively unJet the JURISDICTION OF
the will IeZslate principles
uniting f-n-e liberty and Independence with moral haT
mony and Christian purity. When that sex shan have
rendered independent he maintains That they VII!
force the be honorable, casste and moral TO
OBTAIN APPRECIATION: who had deceived
would deemed traitor 10 The sex and osnished
from society.
Two pages previous Mr. Goodwin has said
TN our preseu; society," Fourier says that Freedom
IN OF love- would lead f-ightul confusion
the abandonment Of children, to the degradation OF
Women aud the destruction 81 the family, which is the
single civilized society Morality has therefore 8
thousand Tor Insisting exclusive msrriases
and denouncng every violation OF the law upon which
social order reposes."
We cannot make room for farther citations, but
if every reader Of the Observer could but glance
over the work 30 perverted By that paper. we are
sure many of them would blush for shame al the
,rickery by which Fourier's individual are
exaggerated aud then twisted into missiles Of assault
upon all who unite in the demand for true Organ
izaton Of Industry and jus.er Recompense wnh
assured Employment to Labor.
The Observer says of Assoc;atonisis
I'VE will put the matter by proving what we
h.ve frequently said that these DO not believe in the
Divine authority Of the marriage relation, ~hIe they
profess when pushed The subject that they are In favor
oft"
Whereupon he proceeds TO requote as objec,iona
BILE the passage ia relation TO Marriage in Br.banes
Democratic Review article Of u l546, while that
W hich he gives as the ex EXPLANATION given by Four
| ertes' when pushed on the subject. is that we
quoted last week from Brisbane Elk position, pub.
lshed in sry- 1873 before any general attention
had been called to the subject, and when no adver
sary deemed it OF enough consequence TO push il.
We need say no more on that head.
We will now give the Observers closing de-
monstration cer6atim
1--WE will now nail the Fourier doctrines fat the
head of the who spending thousands OF dol
lars" TO spread them in society No with the least
regard for truth will deny that we have given much az
the teschings of Fourier The subject OF the sexes
But .orne his disciples pretend TO uiHvow them Who
the who hold them and circulate them and glc
~ in them Let US see.
I'VE have before Prospectus of the svlvans Az
socariou II published ~ he Tr;bUns office Tor tie
Friends OF Association and the principles and objects OF
the Assoc All So, fnftn - follow.
Th> Syi-Gian, roget nothing Of Fsurer's teachings
hu; meg III mIu-dlrI-iy d-uousuhe spd poht
by h. Econon-s" ' hi. sysi' sud the inmen'e s
cial Educational and Intellectual advantages hcn IL
Offers will embrace IL They will thus l..
aud profitable Lshor 10 each member Of The A.
.ucistou simple aud beautiful SUh.sence for esch.
h- sus,e-s, depreciation. drudgery aud
les which emb er the days OF ins Lnb",ng Ms's Ia our
usral society; .xtensiv. and genial Social relations
wherein -sqh member may fad Companions ,u'd TO hs
tas- bno habits YET chcu acd To elevate snc reno- them
tbs p-ror and thorough yet expensive
Education for chi dr-n and Of enpobng Intellectual Gull
for all through lbo enjoyment o. common Library
ReRdog Room Philosophical apparatus, With frequent
OF Philosophical aud Moral Lectures &c NC AZ
thu. dev themselves from evils and drpress
Ing Influences hch surround and helm the great
OF ih-ir brethren, aud thus ponlng 10 al The
n-aps o, patton they will lie shl- proceed with
metaphysical .pec"iare part, Of
Fosrers doetr"e and 20 is Jcaiton c these we'll
the -scnes Of all other Phosorh- SHses aud preacher
~ Righteousness TO their cum up6udHs In the ~ays OF
/ Truth, Wls6um srd buvr.'
The Sylvsnsns r,ject nothing al Fouriers teachings
10 the first in creed OF ihs Association now IL
only r-unus for show Go compose this comp
and have then exposed the men who reject MOTH
ing NJ Fourier ,.schings Happily for our purpose the
names OF the ocrTs attached - The Prospectus aud
here they
Tnos. W. Whitley. Pre.t. D Pier.on. ViceP res't.
! G. NJ Inv Secretary HORACE GREELEY. Treas'r
This is mailing the thing fs.t. We DOT ask tie
reader take the exposure nj Fourier
isschinRs : we refer bin 10 the works OF Fourier him
self 20 Brisbnnes and God wins Books, and when
from s sc sources the reader has scertaned ~hai
Fourier Teachings are then let him mber that the
Syrana Association believe and adopt them all and pro.
pose 10 proceed 10 their application TO their own up
building in the ways of truth wisdom and LOVE The
officers o; ;ais vtrtuous body sre mentioned sooveF
Is no,,his prime Ahaudfa of poor men, weary
of the poverty. anxiety and wreichedness which are
the hli OUT inevitable Ot OF IADOTtts anu tcH laD
lies in Cities, attempted to organize an Association
whereby their daily sweat should iertize their own
soil instead OF some landlords, and wherein each
should have steady employ ment without begging it
cap in hand from another of those who might
or might not choose 10 employ them whatever their
Leeds. They resolved TO sdopt so far then prsc-
'icable Fourier's Industrial Organization of which
they had some idea. and most unlike the Observer
resolved not to reject of hand certain speculrons of
which they knew little no,bing So much is
meant, and nothing more in the ex,rac, above QUO
ted from their Prospectus. How utterly unclean
mus, be the imagination which could SO emphasize
the word Love as to give it the peculiar meaning
which the Observer evidently intends 10 DO, needs
not be remarked. The cold shoulder given by that
paper to Mors Reform generally and specially needs
no farther explanation.
/ The Editor Of The Tribune after this little band
was organized consented to act as their Treasurer
and did ACT 10 The bes, OF his ability, without hope
of personal advantage bat heavily 10 his cost. The