New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
-, TO the Population Of the State
vabcr New.York.

a. consider "uds N'NNo
v'aa' 10 Il he Constitution of the State,
rids IN ,.veral parties are disposed to offer what
AEe'a. ,nendusn but these are mere partial
'y os leaving the armament causes OF Inc e'A'
e',aD's.,medied untouched.
pSe '. .S known ,ha, while the causes OF ev'i re-
j. ~ affects will continue and that 10 0'a"e %
piln' NV rkile the causes producing mem are
ssaitA ;. a mos, useless and injurious mode OF
srtrs0vta' an, such has been hitherto tho general
conduct o. LOT If which you complain and which you
The GREEDY are ignorance, poverty ana me
desire 10 i;s;.iou of feeling and interests the crea
fear Of H. ;nserior and injurious passions, crimes
.oa OF w p;.sry which these evils produce.
add The here are Efficient causes hitherto petms,
Now ,roduce these evils; Gay oy usy ~'.uou'
gent. 10 say The least, 1t Is irrational 70 Tina
ees.ng saI 10 expect these evils 10 be over
eise. ana e" aber way than by remocing the causes
eone ID any ote. This is Nature's own course,
sDd no o!ne a.coyered that the causes OF these In
lis Dos have continued through all past ages
jcnoa' ~ I'D unchanged and every attempt 70
ssseaen. heir natural effects by p1nishments OF
erercore ssne has utterly failed and therefore,
Tn ~ s..,re State Convention 10 ineAo la 'u'i az
you ao remedy these grievous en- ~, tho o,,o-
epps ors ious TIA; in your STATE DR. III al 'he o'e
leu hs Union there arc, 20 s.ea. eIe ,; anu II.
~ the evils which nave and oenersi want #
ssers such as Ill classes sec,s, and parties, for those
,sal charity suirpe -
Tbo oIei to ask you are sincere ~ your oese
It's rnnee's finally and permanently removed. You
have then g, rour own happiness, the happiness OF
rs'. oe, ,a NJ you countrymen, anu OF the ~ofid.
!sO scrompllsh your DESIRES you mhst al once 20
Ine N gs er and rem &c ne causes "nich nave pro-
80 and continued them, through Oh p"'' "es' s'' "
ns day. = -, ,,o,,diccs Of latitude and longitude
s on have tsen compelled 10 imooe from your oI,h
overcome will not be oiihcult, nay IL Will be
ss,v than any parties heretofore have imagined,
~ m"S rsdpca,.d or erroueeu.!y educated, have
r' bs stemo; 10 be utterly useless and impractical
~: This subject shall be thoroughly Investigated. It
n IA aicertained that the true causes OF these most
.r,ble aud grevous evils are .r IN NUMBER and that
& W., onl, now for the hrs time IN human history.
49, NAV be overcome and forever removed from every
-art,ou OF the human race
stare q, New-York offers at this period oppor-
,y 10 effect this change during the State Convention
.s :, ,he world has not before enjoyed and-it would
T. r-,,s 10 be regretted If the leading men OF this
yuors State Of the Unop should not take the advantage
,p osrea and use 1t the lasting benefit OF themselves
and Of the world.
TSs causes as stated are few, and being now known,
nay % easily removed .,. -,
Ind ,he.e causes nag!naons OF ignorant and
I,, o,uesd men, who, without investigating apparently
- onvtou. facts concluded that possessed powers
,eh form no Part Of humanity. and who devised thelr
inI,uons and constructed society IN accordance Win
,h,e unounoe6 now discovered
"a h . erroneous which supposed the earth 10 be
Or ,n,.r of the Universe. FAT aud mmoyaoe-coDjec-
.uri IN direct opposition every ascertaned fact and
destructive OF mans nationality and happiness.
II hs Delegates elected 10 be Members OF this Conven-
tn have sufficient moral couargo aud love for their race
IN d-,c, their attention the discovery OF the causes or
, and the means Of Orerconitnc and rem0rtng them,
hry will DO more for themselves. their children aud man.
kind than any have yet accomplished. Ihey VIII
Themselves become thu OF removing the errors ana
,s which have SO long afflicted the human race and de-
ranged their mental faculties. They will perceive that
these evils arisen and been maintained by the mere
Imaginary notions that man possessed the power to ofH
Ia own natural qualities and capacity his own opinions
and bs own feelings And although every known TACT is
opposed these ensess conecturss and uniounded as
symptoms the world is AT this day solely governed by In
s,utioRs bated upon them and hence the confusion of
and inconsistent conduct with the language OF lase
hood. which pervHde The world.
The new Constitution which will be proposed for the
calm and unprtjudiced consideration OF this Convention
will probably alarm many when II shall be first offered Tor
consideration of the Delegates but when the whole
subject shall have been fully and fairly discussed, and the
,jadces Of latitude and longitude shall become evident
and be overcome 1t will be demonstrated that II has been
sd the LarS Of God and constructed In uRdeviang
sssordance with them
sost, REQUIRES Ignorance be removed poverty to be
,svented dsunon cease crime and punishment to ter
inmate and charity be made practicable and universal
These results can oe eVected out euecteu oy ny ne
sdopon of the laws OF God supersede the laws Of men,
snd BIZ applying those laws faithfully 10 practice.
II will now be whether the Delegates elected to
Ibis Convention have sufficient wisdom and moral courage
descend boldly the root OF the evils OF which society
has so long complained and which form OF government
has yet reached however varied can reach while
they remain based the erroneous and sery-produc
Ds laws OF men.
You desire TO remove ignorance. Can 1t be overcome
Except By knowledge?
You desire 10 remove poverty. Can It be overcome
Yep, BY industry wisely directed 10 create surplus Of
Fs-h
You desire to remove crime. Can II be overcome ex
Npt BY removing the causes Of ignorance and poverty?
You desire 10 remove all unchariiabeness. Can II be
vercome except by knowledge OF tho laws OF God re-
pecuDg human naturey
You desire 10 establish pese goodwill, union, ao love-
mong the human race. Can these ever be attained 80
ons society," In princ pic and In practice is based
tncisd and governe the laws OF which produce
eses OF repucn the language OF alsehood and decep
ion OF eohu? You must therefore, 10 effect any per-
nanent god for yourselves and others, make up your
nds 30 abandon he laws Of men, and all their conSe
reLt pacnces, and 10 adopt the laws of God, with all
hslT consequent practices.
By thus acting you will perform the greatest benefit 10
humanity It has received since its creation.
The power 10 set this example to the world 10 now In
'onr hands; sndu you neglect the opportunity now OIL
cred to accomplish this glorious change, so transcend
n'y beneficial for all OF every class in every country
Diners VIII effect IT, and will DO the favored parties 10
whom ihe world will be indebted for It's deiverance from
soefanco and It's consequent ain and misery.
lhst you may be guiced in the open straightforward
18th, 10 well perform this task and thus destroy
Re mental bondage aud physical curse OF man 10 the
rdent wish Of your friend ROBERT OWEN.
At sea. board ,he Prince Albert l2h dprit 1910.
TRIAL FOR ARsoN.-The Columbia Chronicle
a'cs that negro girl about 10 II years OF age, WAS
LED ana found guilty OF for setting fire 10 room Ill
fonse Of M oger in that town. and sentenced 10 be
eng the first Friday In August next. She has been
10 the mercy OF the Executive, who we
rus, win exercise this beautiful prerogatve of his Office
nce help thinking, from her youth and servile
oncion that the rgor Of the law has been pushed with
Unnecessary sctness in her charleston Eve News
~ 4 distressing accident occurred on Friday
Ugh, on The Railroad between Cumberland and Bait
more. The locomotive snd one passenger car were
brown OF by running down q COW an elderly gentle
pan slightly injured and j. c. Dodge, OF Boston re-
eved deep Gu, In his head The accident 10 attr1ou
&c TO the negligence the engineer
q The Portland Argus states that Charles h.
'rsrdon who recently tried in Boston for besmy,
ne jury not sereeng verdict is suspected OF the
anFder Of Col Henley, which occurred in Portland IN
'c'ober 1913 Oacers from Boston are now here look
'sup evidence in this case.
received TO the Weekly Tribune,
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