New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-17

animated the People 70 make the Efforts shd sec''-
e.. ,a.asserv 70 secure our Freedom confess
sss IN ne 70 enritle hin to some measure OF kind
!, rersrd a, the hands Of every American citizen
TRUST these are not amon- the indictments 70 the
vndictive hatred with which you pursue and black
IN his memory have read very little OF bis wit
Tags about Religion, bur very sure your asser-
ton that he denied the being OF g God is untrue
That the strocious perversion of Christianity by zoo
many Of its Doctors Of Divinity 10 sustain the d.
vine Right OF Kings and other people-crl.hing
denominations chief cause Of ms rejecting Il
cannot doubt. Shall not those Doctors De entreaEet
TO take heed lest they drive men OF thls age as
well as ,hs. Of Paine into Ike deplo-able errors
Your talk about matter and space pass II
silence
You say that 10 these communities Of Property
and Effort the nature Of Man he's affixed lin:it
g, certain point they must stop oppose TO
this assertion my own that these comnuni-
ties OF Property and Effort naturally become more
and more numerous and intimate as men become
more enlightened humane and Just. Originally
and nov among savsges and barbarans he who
travels mus. make his OWN roads as well IS defend
his own person and vauables Civilization provides
Roads and Police. Originally, and til within the
few last generations he who wished 70 educate his
children hired MS own teachers now We have Com
mon Schools the result OF community OF Effort
the SCHOOL, houses common property At last we
have in our State superadded thereto Common
School Libraries-a step our own fathers would
have stared al These are but a few items OF pro
gress toward general association OF Property and
Effort toward which, as have already asserted.
Society steadily gravitates wheneverit makes any
true and beneficent advances. Ifanybody had pre-
dicted. century ago that the PATRON OF Rensse-
laerwvck fiddler Jack the Governor and kItch-
en-mad would in 30 travel from Albany to New
York in the same conveyance paying the same fare
and eating at the same table. he would have been
deemed stark mad yet now We see 1t done and
nobody Is badly hurt or shocked By ii Every day
our high-bred ladies' ride down Broadway IN the
same omnibus with servant girls and shop-boys. and
do not find themselves contaminated in the least.
Whale ships are constantly fitted out on plan OF
community OF Effort dividing the proceeds OF
long voyage in manner approximatng that OF AS
ISOLATION. To say nothing OF the Moravians Sha.
kers Rappites, Zoarites, &c who have been Tor
twenty to two hundred years practiclng their va
rous systems OF pretty thorough community OF
Property and OF Effort and have not yet discovered
that they must stop we know that the Benevo-
lence OF our day is irresistibly nnconsclously I'M
PEELED into the channel Of Association. Pmanthro-
pr erects or mpores the erection OF Sailors
Home, Home for Aged Respectable Females,
a Home for the Reformation OF Female Outcasts.
,Sc-not separate dwelling for each hali-dozen
Int lorfs
to accommodate its hundreds-the whole-on ac-
count OF its great economy and manifold advantages
Birkenhead. a new city, is Just sprnging up across
the river from Liverpool. and its dwellings mark
very decided approach toward those of Association
So in Boston where benevolent capitalists have for
some time had in contemplation and believe have
ere this commenced the erection OF spacious ed
fees for the Poor to have kitchens cooking ranges
&c common TO all the inmates, with all the rooms
heated by a common furnace, sc &c And. not to
pro,ract tins article by multiplying examples, the
following paragraph has been running the rounds
of our contemporaries, and has received very de-
cided endorsement from the Erpre>S-so that Chris
tanity and Morality may look /, IN the face with
out trembling. Read and think
NEW IpEA-a new idea has just been started in
London a plan has been suggested, and indeed com
menced of building immense palaces similar 10 The
Athcns,um and other great clubhouses 20 be called
Club Houses for the Married In these edihce= suits
of rooms are arranged consisting oil two or three
sitting rooms the may be with kitchen Offices
&C be- let al all prices. $50 e-ycar upward tam
liz NAV be accommodated in each suite and may either
keep house by themselves take their meals al pub
lie boarding table The advantages proposed are living
in palaces instead of old dingy and dusty houses pay
ing very small rents comparatively speaking aud The
enjoyment OF thorough ventilation and therefore one
source of health several OF these very desirable
Establishments are already projected in the immediate
suburbs OF London. surrounded by so;dens, lawns
strawberries &c This Is HI age OF Improvement
In the truth OF that last remark rests the hope Of
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