The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30

sHxwKrH-fhst for more than half century your ps-
ttoner has, with unceasins devotion. occuPsd himself
endeayor ascertain the Fundamental causes which
produce the continually recurring evils and miseries Of
society; and the which would psrpstuslly pro-
That in tins investigation he has succeeded beyond has
most sang uine expectations.
That finding these causes were unsuspecses By 90
ciety and that their discovery develspsd principles
which in di ect OPPOSITION TO the Oldest and deep
estprejudices which bad been FOR eyes nsed into the
minds and habits Of all In every country he obliged
TO proceed at first with great caution in mskng these all
important eternal truths known to the world
He therefore promulgated them BY slos DEGREES and
preferred showing their beautiful effects IN practice
whenever an opportunity pretended itsef upon scale
sufficiently large to make tho results pslpsbls TO the
public; and he thus acted induce public 70 invest
gate the principles that could produce changes bsne
fetal in masses Of illconditionsd individuals.
was by apply ing these new principles TO practice ss
New Lsnsrk that for thirty years ne enabled GO
population Of two Thousand I've hundred persons
without apply ing to magistrate lawyer he
wing legal punishment Inflicted upon any Of them
The fundamental Of evil your petitioner disco.
he has now ned that to terminate he evils Of M.
and to supesede them by superior and happy state Of
ea Of ,Ss er;.ss wora 70 ps insasss Nv G
good to be accomplished openly and simultaneous TO
abandon the three fundamental causes Of human evil and
their consequent practices, and openly to adopt the
thr.e Fundamental causes Of good, and 20 introduce
their consequent practices.
This entire cnange Of principle and practice may he
effected the civilized world in peace with
der, by the existing governments In short period. and
without injury to any one. but with great permanent
condition in society
That the three fundamental causes Of evil are.
I. Thu belief taught to all that they form their
individual qualities Of body and mind although
knows how to form even the nail Of his little Anger
particle Of his brain.
q The suppositon taught to s as certain truth that
each can believe or disbseve according 10 his will
he likes while moments rational reflection might
convince all that thcy possess no such power but that
they are, in every compelled to believe dsbe-
lieve in accordance with the strongest impressions
made by any parties or circumstances upon their minds
g. The imaginary notion taught to all from BIRTH that
at their pleasure, according to their viii while simple
to their feelings must convince all that
they possess no such power and that they are always
compelled to like and love that which has been made the
agreeable to their constitution ans TO dislike aud
hate that which has been made the most dsagreeabo to
their individual constitution or organization.
That the unchanging laws nature for Of God
which will ultimately constitute the fundamental princi
pies which society mast be based and entirely
ls That man has been created withou, power to form
any ofhs own individual qualities, physical mental
ID. without power to form his own opinion by his
will and,
3D. Without power to love hate persons and things
The three first the sole cause Of all vice, crime
division sin and misery among men the three last viii!
OF necessity produce nowledge union, excellence and
hsppiness in al and for ALL during the whole future
That thus the few and efficient causes of evil and Of
good made obvious and by strict process Of invesga
ton may be demonstrated to be everlasting truths all
who have been taught to trace effects to their natural
l causes
That to ascertain the causes Of evil and good and the
straightforward mode to remove the first and replace
them By the last the greatest discovery which the hu.
That this discovery has enabled your petitioner to
knowIhow to apply the fundamental principles of good
such manner that each ons shall be 90 placed from
birth amidst new combinations Of superior crcumstan
IN, nh 10 sas saye MI II s
through life, be well governed always to be vau
able member of society and enjoy vruous and happy
That a. your petitioner is conscious he did not and
copd not make his qualities the varied circum
BIRTH which together have given him all his powers
can haye no merit for this discovery nor does he seek
That yauf Petitioner prays your Hon. House to adopt
dscisve measures to make this all important discovery
known to tAe o<hsr authorities of the civilized world
and to induce the abandon openly and simultaneously
the three Fundamental causes of ev and their practices
and openly to adoPt he three fundamental
to : and
W lslxneda koBERr OWEN.
The Rights OF Foreigners An Brazil.
send herewith nsp Vs. ASsus, &. ID
ult, containing article the situation of English
houses in Brazil in Of the death of partner either
in this country in Europe. This erious mat
ter. The law as appliedto the estate Of Mr. George
March, who died some time leaving will Operates
thus Ibis property has been taken out Of the hands 81
his executors and sod and tho money deposited with tie
Orphans Court In case Of the death Of partner in
commercial house whether dying in England ID, o. Brazil
Of the house, and order their affairs lqudated no
to be paid meanwhie) in order to ascertain the
ton belonging to the estate Of the deceased partner
This would be utter ruin to English house. scattered
their debts are, all, nearly all. being open
count; with the uninterrupted nagement of the
Germ now takes from IS to II months to collect an &C.
| count
British minister has in vain attempted to have suspend
ed altered does not apply either French Ane
rican subjects On the recent decease of American
the Orphans Court this Gov decarog that Ane
ricans and French protected by perpetual clause
article RETIRED to- the British Consul ON the death
British subject called meeting of his countr ymen,
declared his inability to protect their interests from Thu
The Tempo published at Rio Janeiro of the Cd July
| remarks as iollows:-
We would call the attention Of the public to a subject
the Importance Of which renders it Of general interest
and claims the attention Of government.
of his country and the terms in which he
himself will certainly have injurious effect upon En-
gsh trade lie declared he could no longer protect the
Interests of H. b. NJ subjects by taking possession, for
the benefit OF heirs and relatives Of the property Of those
who mgnt decease by the laws of this country the
phans Court And after having shown them the
pondence the subject between himself and the British
Minister he advised them to take measures for their own
| security.
Truly such be the case much vexation and exterior
and the credit many solvent and
this country commercial with
partners residing here and others resident in Europe
account judge cam on the death Of one Of the absent
parners pso Jscto suspend all the operations of the
house. in order to bring into the Golfers Of his court the
share which NAV belong to the deceased. Should the
business be of commission 10 1t Just that because OF
the death Of partner in Europe, who forwarded
gnments the house and made advances Them they
being not yet sod the judge SHOULD in order the
and take charge OF the business without taking into
consideration any of the circumstances Is reasona
Bile that ON the death OF one Of the parners the Judge
should suspend all the transactions Of the house,
mine its sccouns, when heic may be most important
transactions pending amounting to many hundred
Of res In the shape Of bills Of Exchange AMI purchases
Of cargocs How is commercial house, mixed up with
many others, TO be quidstsd How be subjected
the scrutiny Of fiscal agents. in order collect i'm
post the net remainder How, in Justice. house
be compelled to suspend its it, business
by thus holding its funds, and those OF other parties
We have recent example in the Of an English
house, Inss Cairns Co., which saved only because
the death Of Cairns the partner in England took place
before the expiration of the treaty. Also in the
the Dane Wuppcr, who died three years ago insovent