New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-18

for our instruction ther s1crng ,heir deeds and thei
words To all these noble spirit IKE acknowledge GU
deu, as members OF the nu-aEa family We revere ihel
memory and look in their teachings :or IddcaHo7
needful truth and Of presentduty
Preeraineut among these view. is CaAhLt.
FOURIER, genius raised up N these iaOee' - - ~,
Especially do we look upon nm 'Sl sret-IGuc - -
isiecrioI because unlike nlany otacr I-t!4Ae's, =
seconded from Un!Ter-ai AID abstract IntNS -
sphere of primary. practical necessitcs' lae c
Labor He !. me mrs. OF science "3o Ha4 'o.
cc:vcd that tho Jaw Order "..lch Fo.s- ~. "a
OF Inc material aiveree and holds TIE planets DH!Hi'ce'
- -; e.tj,s ,rr. destined by the beEeacent Create
10 prevail in the industry OF man ~ Jaw nc c ~
Series and he teaches that Labor -Gou!1 nc D-Ice =
accordance with It The Of-Ailzs-oN =. 49, - -.
associated township according 70 Ie 1eI.es' = ofie!
-,,Ia, , as body accept from MS writings and OF
the realization this measure "e are assured mat H'
sfe,- and progress OF society no" ceieId As 20 GU
49, ,bnor!es OF Marriage. Of Cosnogony, and the In
morality OF the soul do not accept them, and t
80 .,c position which the Associative School in III.
ronn-5 and in Europe have AWAY. taken and never "a
rid from As iaborlng IN behalf OF Social Re
form which hold 10 be the OF God and OF Hu
,nanity and the Mission Of The Nineteenth Centurv We
seek for Truth wherever it's be found and br HON
soever it is put forth We consider Fourier as servant
OF this cause, and not rs master and we take from
HIM such parts OF his system he has demonstrated
Understandings. and no others.
4 word in regard mode Of action 4 n great re
forms IN the past have been accomplished b revolutions
By violence destruction Measures even OF compare
uniportance like reforms in the tariff or currency
3
dGcc rcvUiOns IN industry and commerce that cause
the ruin Of thousands.
Every such procedure condemn q characteristic
o. complete ignorance the science OF society and
the true principles Of soca! progress
The plan propose, while il strictly scientific j.
the time peaceful and conservative We wish 70
test doctrines in the organization Of single town
ship. With less number Ui person than may he found
in ordinary township, make experiment OF
views, in the establishment OF Il Iodc! Association
We believe that we can 20 arrange manual and other in
all 1,1e mn,
abrdge multitude Of rcpulsiyc, unwholcome and dc
grading abors that Introduce system OF com
bined architecture and effect economies modes
Ofiving; that establish Just division OF profits
guarantee congenia spheres Of employment and
social position 10 every person. extend equal opporu
mites Of eaucaten 10 ALL bring about unity OF interests
and general cooperation and place the social relations
OF the people footing of truth honor justice equal
rights, and active bcncyolencc.
Thus in one local, practical experiment made sccu-
tficallv on small scale and not affecting the general
interests OF society much single election in some
of cities. propose final proof OF method OF
Association. tsuccceds this scale all large pc
ltical divisions but the repetition OF the township,
there Will be no difficulty IN Its universal application To
the unspcakable benefit OF society and of every being in
il. II il fails though shall give up faith in
the Divine Providence, in the Better Future for HUI
mainly shall be the first abandon this plan and 10
seek for other and better modes.
Let il not be said that the failure Of the incomplete
experiments which have been attempted demonstrates
the npracicabilitv OF our method they have not one
OF them had the hrst requisites OF Association.
and not one has in any attempted the spplca
ton Of the Serial Law TO Industry which as We have
said is the essential thing IN the plan advocate
We submit principles, purposes, and our meth
DDS 10 the calm and honest judgment OF country
men with little fear but that they will do us Justice
And in the OF God and OF Humanity we call upon
those who presume TO attribute the worst OF mo
tiyes not TO overlook the present condition and
poets of society. With moncycd teudalirm usurpins
the control OF productive labor and converting tree
men into serts with the gro wing frauds virulencc and
debasing influences OF political contests with pauper-
ism prostitution and unutterable abominatons ncreas
ing the earth men. Americans as Christians
they cannot be silent inactive Let them discover
remedy for these evils and with carncstness apply It
let them find of embodyng the spirit OF Chris
tianitv in the relations OF let them put the doc
,rnes of human brotherhood which Christ taught, into
the institutions OF society and the deeds oil daily NE
and our humble gratitude Will be added to the JOY IN
Heaven and the bencdictions of mankind But they
do i, not these the words o; their condemnation
:" | was hungered, and yc gave me no meat; was
THIRSTY and We gave no drink was stranger and
We took in naked, and sc clothed me not SICK
and in prison and We visited me not"
HORACE GREELEY President
.PELEG CLARKE, JAMES KAY, Jr
FREDERIC GRAIN, CHARLES SEARS,
E. p GRANT BENJAMIN URNER
II H VAN AMRlNGE, VicePresiden,s
w. II CLAIMING Dom. Cor. Sccy
PARKE GOODWIN For Cor Sec'y
JAMES f. FISHER Rec. Scc'y.
FRANCIS GEO. SHAW, Treasurer.
GEORGE RIPLEY, o. MACDANIEL.
CHARLES a. DANA EDMUND TNEEDl,
ALBERT BRISBANE JOHN ALLEN,
JOHN :. DWIGHT, Directors.
AUGUST 10, 1876
NorE-The gentlemen whose names are marked with
a have not been consulted they distance, in
the preparation OF the foregoing statement but as there
is no doubt OF their assent 10 IL there has been no hes
tation in atixinc their names
Strictly speaking our general position on all these
subjects is this: We leave them aside As individuals
each il at liberty accept reject any thing aside from
the subject of Industrial Reform and Orsaniz truth
and human good shall dictate his mind a B.
MINERAL SPRINGS AT BALLsToS-lt is general
~ known and it has been generally regretted
that the Spring at this place, which was formerly SC