New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-26
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VII reign along with he most perfect ibefiy This q s
tearn."
And that embraces sa that we lave charged. Labor
10 township = 70 - organized in order that the
form nav spread over the whole nation and bring
within ia scope al the resi.ons and interests Of social
life And II sry farther evidence on this point be need
ed may be found in the proof Of our next position,
namely
Association Is offered 70 TIE ror,l as Sosial SisHcs
Of iitins 0rsia AID irRafdble IN 10 essential principles
Il not puf forward something 70 be demonstrated
~ practice a; sn experiment 70 DC Hiee 91' sys
tenn devised calculated and ordered by God In proof
OF this refer 20 the uniform language ef every one
who has written upon H. Thus NJ GOODWIN declares,
In The Yrga;e to his book, tbs,
I'VE ssh 70 rest he Gains OF he Social Science Of
touner upon precisely ne fIHs grsr on Wnlea hers
ehe rests TIE Slars o. isirsn5ms Fourier sld bis dis
eiPes hold ihai his socs PrincPes are ested 20 rshH
which only will preiudice ~ ecis.
still more strongly Is the same position laid down by
Mr.. BRIsE NE
God as supreme Economist he says must have
preferred Association sld reserved Tor IS Organization
some means he Dses-g Of which The task OF gen
ius. The dlly OF God Is 20 compose Social
Code ,rd o. reveal it 70 man Ii Is eyiel; hat se has
fllfec his dogbie duty, Se &c.
50 in q letter which Mr. BRISBANE published IN the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser OF Nov -. $50 be says
The social order which FovE EE discovered was Dot
seheme Of hs owa scoyery 5si N hs belief was ne 80;
psl,id for zln before ersHHs ard pise ag Ana up'n
We might multiply these citations 10 any extent. Tor
sll the Writings Of the Assocau1nsts are fun Of the
same professions. The H1rbi1so. published by the
BrOOk.fsrm Association constantly spesks OF the Sys-
TEN the Diri1l order OF society me Addrfss OF
the North American fhaaGx b tie friends OF social
REORGANIZATION asserts that they propose torn Of so
cley harmonious IL al its relations with DiriHs law =
a htin- Embodiment Of tie spirit o. Christianity
SIR RIPLEY IN biz Lecture Monday evening last as
tported by The Tribune spoke OF FOURIER as the dis
coverer OF the laws OF Social harmony and the Scientific
expounder OF the principles which govern lie destiny
of man on earth %. and TAS Tribune asserts that be
~ Har unHfff.a
oil Diruf Social csis OraGHof By &c Ddy for TIE es
Enlistment OF social ordern And the following quota
ton from Tie Tribune Of Oct T. 5i2 Is certainly c0e
sire proof Of the position we have stated above
Fourier proposes system Of his own-n0 scheme
which TIC resu q hls individual reason he ssvs ha
God, before creating man and giving i'm TssT'e'si must
have adapted hem 10 some system o. society m Wh
they would PROD order, larIl ny ana justice Fourier
seys he has Glco-er the dgae social 0fsr The sysei.
Of Is based upon the great egious idea that
God ugi have composed Tor the human race sSc4aa ~
ten for he regulation Of TIER f0ci1 sIi0ni gRd pai0
Fourier himself declares on Az OCCASIONS tla e gives no
system or his owu he says hat ae ta disco ne @ 7g
aach God g0-rng The iHircre thai fhsIr lars unr1L
Tile discovery he practical continuation Of Chnsrs d.
This extract in The Tribune il accompanied by the
editorial remark that the columns in which appears
had been purchased By e adr0cf'es e Association, in
order 10 lay heir principles before the public These
principles thus distinctly recognised "a thOse Of the
advocates OF Association And in addition 70 this,
Tie Tr5uEs the 10Th Of January last quoted IS a.
tiori,y resolution passed ~ what be styles oar first
General Convention held IN this City in April ls44," in
which Il IL asserted that they In favor OF the social
science which Fourier humoy believed 70 be- snd rev
erenty taught discovery Ct EfCFai Lars Of DTtEe
Jv.fcs es,abshed and made kH0rH by he CfsdoT. Hav
ns thus demonstrated that Association is offered to the
world az a social science Intended 10 reach all depart
ments OF social life ana based upon certain definite i'm
mu,a5le, universal principles, we proceed TO show,
3 Ttof Il, ldu Of Pastoral ATTRACTION IS IRE fan
daneaial and essential principle of Association baf he
raios sys,sra rests sPon e Md dai Be abandoned "a,
l0lS system falls 10 me ground ttdf according TO his la
tie Passions Of Man point OUT aHdc0nol os destiny Gnd
nat Soev is 10 Tscere Jgrl rkeh shall d0o ana
ysHdr asv their gf6c Development In proof OF this pc
.on we shall quote freely IRON the Writings of the
As.ociaOnisi because The Tribune has referred US to
them Tor information concerning the system, and be-
cause they are the only legitimate OF evidence
on the subject, Mr. BRISBANE in his treatise after sta
ting that the passions are implanted by the Creator in
man % Gec him rightly N ne sociq! ord prec0Posea far
him and 70 Kiich ne's passions are ad0d gOfs on 70
sag that
discover the law Of universe movement tie sigs which
distributes ell It's hsrmones aud apply ITO ne Organize
rsrF ASD rriL DEVELOPMENT, and TO man ths suannen
FoSrrs 10 ii. discovery Of The mechanism Of he series
+ of groups has aecorPisAsd tt- important taxi,
Mr. BRISBANE then proceeds 70 get iortn "nAt ths
Ir, nassions are and 10 show how the system Of Asso
ciaion provides for this full and free development
And he thus states the essential difference between h
view Of the passions and ihst which generally prevails
Human science declares war against 81 these sprng
D. and fTrprpss Science wishes TO preserve The
hes cfange Tie spgg Of action preserye the present SO
ai svsten and change ne nature Of nau II has nsces
slriy isej 10 every respect We cannot change human
,,-,rye II, 20, oaly cfar qe a. d siopmfais"
And be thus distinctly asserts that the whole theory
Association rests upon this ve OF the Passions a. IL
basis: ..,.,. 81. ,.-..,..
how 10 rm and develop n fu accord mass or phalsn'
OF Psssonsl series, perfectly fee, lmpeiea " eeenoi
alone The WHOLE PROBLEM Of AU1cuti0n IS 70 Rr1
cs courle and iepeoPment 10 he asf radical pa ION
otherwise here will be oppression, not harmony I9e
twelve passions tend 10 form series OF groups ~ w
twelve passions being de- ped hhf snyled " eueA "e
,,dga srch oae aaia 10 AapPine aAsh ccn5ud ~ j..
dere9ynser gftiC passion. This doctrine opposed 10
reprrssiys ard civilized theories, IL The Only one cof0a
Mo he d,le Of nature and The sumabe views Of IN
Creator who would ne unskilful mechanism had D
created our passions so that the stronger should smolne
he WesEer a. they DO in the civilized system. There
nothing arbitrary 10 tie system We propose We frsOH
no laws regulations OF human invention - =, -
"Happiness con siss 10 the continued sdJaenon 81 o.
si.s pa,,ions harmOncslly developed Moralsls haun
pursued an entirely false route 10 their studies 81 NsuI,
have OF course arrived 81 exactly contrary dehAilon
ey Seclsre Al happiness only TO be obtained In cor
lined rspresson OF Inc passions aud that reeson IL give
10 ~ 10 coniro, them But this harmonic deysl0pine1
answer moraiisis Incompatible an tiriye Ihey h
50 because they believe me passions L'e "''"'3"y 3"
pfa.tdH &c. &c. Il,
same effect but they cannot be necessary. IL is unWei
ssv conceded by the writers on Assocation that N
kadiB0 DTfqcipk Of FouRURs system. 70 lhat N
Creator distributes passions ana stIacohs - "a q,
creatures 10 odd proportion 10 mev IcHhY anu y
therefore the great Social problem which FOURIER nj
solved 10 construct Socy gdGp,ed % hese Pass,oHs-
Thus Mr RILEY in his lecture OF Monday evening -
iorsed and extoled by The IrbsH, declared
10 be the divine form OF Society edog'ed % ne Nam
NJ Nlr~ 20 also Sir. GoDwIN In he Popular We" o.
clarcs (p. ~ shat ..-., 80. al, ~,
pe good ouv la 20 Tar as they act n Their suing sphen
10 srrnpt 90 5dify hose iucnarons because usy Pr
INC. e, Is 70 resat nstpfal lSlp and f.e acl ~ ~
rossbly TO urge man 20 fuPprest thein u 70 fen.un'
he use OF fire because II may be tie Cause Of ol,1s
No fs DUH OF nam 90 sfsdy hu iHcfagn "a SfdH 70 q
rrt al ocaf form 10 which hey WIZ yiea good resIl
In another part Of the same work the same WIZ
. Gays that -. ,...,.,.,. ,.~
rouztrR alone has taken man for the mVarabie YER
Of he social oblem. Seeking Social MEDIUM an PeJe
1901, srtf ne refuc Of man. it was reessssry Tor hlm
T NOW strictly what man and bis passions were
And he proceeds 70 set forth the number nature az
. dersnds II these passions and then 10 sho" 30" u
soial order props sed will be adapted 10 their iull a.
free development When this order shall usve oeeh
tzblished. be declares that
Reason ard Passion viii be in perfect eccoro 90
ard Measure vii have The same meaning, without lhco
s-i-rc@ or eslcs silon naa . folo.r AZ bent hearc
ooiv on attraction, be viii never aci rom necessity u
ssrsr e,,g5 Liastlf b. rrTRHi.' ,.,
Each nan carries 10 Us heart me " eve Isa,ls' -
.ious and the sbsou.s or relsnre etefgy Oi W ~
SONS IN he individual determines ms cHai1es' shu eo
.eo.sntly bis natural position IN socleiy' LAeSsa
and vices are essential part Of NE pessig.s ~
he contrary ipend on erTHzt eseastsacfs "hlen nsy
removed All that IL necessary % 70 dncotsf io1y
hch ever bad route Tor the action OF TIE passions
be closed and 10 which the path OF yf'ue W" DC sue"
with nowers' -. s. IT m.