New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-21

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- rr.ss - beesuss II N 81 always, - Httes -,
depend upon the calculating ratio Of me soPP, o,xn
demand. and (6) that the eject OF tni' 1870, ,sa
;r ,bs .oii n carried cut would render -opals. 1e
- -. - III the land and laborers every Nneic
their tenants and serfs ts only effect wo9io oe
fore vastly 10 iacresss the evis ~nlSh 80. 60 80,
~. The Isolated HorsEHoLD we ~ -
tuition of the present Society 10 De rsloi 80.
80 thing ear family now nhsoits sepsrse oouse
Associstiou proposes that this SEAL q s.n In a..
pensive selfish and Involvement sn S,. r..hsr1 s,5
In one e,rzuoz house having their COOS sn- 80.
ii obar domestic services performed IN common est
inc as general rule, 81 COMMON tAOe, anu -
al essential respects common NE, suen an -.
-, vve bsva contsndcd o. would destroy INST nust
-. - % human effort. the desire OF creating and
an independent and separate h0iiei N-) hAt u
would bring together persons Of n@3s, 49, .I
tons prejgdices motives ara gene - s. =. 100 ~
in-ouusfibe wfih each Oinef 70 ~ luat - ~o-lu -
>, b-sI- s.cb discordsnt materials into the harmony
Of feeling faith and conduct essenus 70 success sno
IA that Il would 50 far as should prove saeeesiu oes
- IN trdvisusitv Of character, aud bring AL men TO
- 80 ~ uniformity. Il would be- therefore, IN
,L So. rlcs po,s5s and If not So injurious 10 the
best interests Of al concerned. 4, -. .ut
v The EpucATIoN OF CHiLDAkN Is 'ne neNt me
20 - rsforrned Now infants are taken care OF oy their
,. - hv bf-ed nu-ses they are subjected 10 their
sbsot control they inherit their tastes and disPosi
tons there Il 10 uniformity IN tner educAuon ana
therefore none In their belief or cnsreet1is ANU ~
-,a,,s,ad from one generation 20 smother, al the
v51 of The existing social INSTRUMENTATION proposes
70 commit All the infants 70 common nurses 70 suueSe
III ldrar ruO
direction Of an Elective Council 70 release mem rom
ali onsrsint leaving them 20 obey none but suPerloTs
Of their otru ciOies " relieving the parents from Al care
Of them and the children from al oohgsuoh 10 ooey
their psrepts; and forming their Characters ana
Sir ,ber conduct in way precisely opposite 10 inst
which now prevails. This system, we have SHOWN
u NEGLECT. entirely TO take into account the strong in
sncts Of parental and hlisl affection =! .na. H. sners
fore would prove imprscicshle 90 thalt AIMS svoW
div 20 cnaui he Duty Of Fiis Obedience 90 that
de,ies explicitly the ReHr OF Parental Authority and
Isl that Il thus strikes deadly blow at the very heart
of the PARENTAL RELATION, as ts nature u SCI IoiH
"a n. duties defined In the Word OF God
III The Relation of HUSBAND and WIFE Is now
s,sd and permanent one yet IL often unites parties
who have for each other mutual love- and keeps ssun
A. ,h.e whom rnutual passion impes 10 union Public
sentiment lega enacments, the pecunAIy oepenuehcs
of woman the embarrassing care OF chlldreh ana Al
s,ng social usages combine TO perpetuate and enforce
This unnatural and unjust restraint ASSOCIATION pro
noses 10 re6rganze the Marriage relation 10 remove al
these obstacles the free sway oil natural ahu
10 commit the intercourse OF the sexes 70 the laws o
human nature and individual passion reed rom All 'ne
restraints and checks they now encounter In order 20
eject this il imposes Society the care oil the cnl
dren. repeals ali legal disabilities cenieTs upon women
nerfect liberty in person. property and affection en-
ghtens pubic sentiment aud so renders easy and un
o5structed the full and free qualification OF nconsant as
well Of constant passion nave ., .seu
of Social Reform o. that in not regarding Marriage as
permanent institution OF divine origin and sanctions ~
rejects the teachings OF Christ CD that It's result would
I be
and the substitution for IL of a systemstzed Polygamy
less regulated less restrained and therefore lar NoTs
than has ever been witnessed In any nation or any ago
Of the world - l.
yII Tho FAMILY under the present Social system Is
an institution narrow its scope, selfish IN its spirit
and Injurious TO social and human progress IL resu
upop and is sustained by the Isolated Household the
Parental Relation and the Relation Of HUSBAND ahu
Wife So long as these exist II will exist also but AS
ISOLATION proposes We have already seen 20
10 and IN effect DESTROY all these relations When mat
I ,1faka tHa "A
course fall 10 the ground, and the Family sPrt VIII De
absorbed by the spirit Of the Association In ali ts we
rave inssied-O that the System seeks the destruc.
ton of an institution OF divine orgin-one tnst lies AZ
the basis Of all human Improvement mat
devlops all the best affections and sympathies OF the
human and thst does more for the preservation OF
order of purity and of civilization, than all human IN
stiuons nut together: o. that s purposes are there
fore hostile to the well being Of society ana 90 hai II
carried out they would sweep away the best ana
safeguards Of the public good aud oreeA o0"n cue oi
the strongest barriers ever erected against the destruc
tive torrent of vice and misery. -
Will Under the existing System the RESTRAINT OF
Uu,fAN PASSIONS s made the great end OF all social IN
sti,ursns Education Law, the Church, the tamiiy All
formal provisions for the public goot enforce tne day
and necessity OF reressRg the passions ana I'D Vi
humsn nature Association denounces thls 50 lase
asserts are FOOD evil results only from their repres
sion true Society. therefore, should proylde Tor nelr
perfect and complete Development ms Is accoraing
v proposed as the great and controlling OBJECT OF e
new Society which the system seeks to Introduce. m
impHlss Of erery human bang IA The language ~ hssoe'a
non point ont eIaely ~ rtat tnCNs ara - - =, ~
erv respect thf proposed Reorganization ~ a" SCcid
F5rms Labor Education the Family all modes Oh Lie
aud Of Work to be brought under is complete com
| rnand a In Labor men are to work not under the
Guidance of necessity but according 10 TIER kings-
not separately their personal interests may dctste
but in groups and series according 10 the law Of Passione
Attraction o. In Education children are 10 learn, not
what they are directed but what they lkehey are e
obey not their parents, but only superiors oi tneii
own choice " and in all things their path is 10 be nd
Gated not By the judgment OF older and wiser persons ou
nv their own 'passional attractions 90 In the Con
1gal Relation according the fundamental law thos'
persons 10 be united whose impulses prompt union
fthose impulses are constant the unlcn may De con
stsnt aso-if they die, the union may be dissolved
If thew change 10 other objects, they may still
be craded and al the obstacles which public senu
nent the care Of children and the fear OF consequence
now oppose 10 such arrangement viii be removed
and IN the language OF Fourier himself, the author
the system,
"A wife may have d ns same Tine ahasbgad OF whom shi
msy have TWO children q GeHa0r OF whom she ma
have child "a fgr orif who bas lived win her an'
preserved the title and farther, simple pofseoTi who ar
nothing before law This gradaton Of the title essso
ysgeept Nn do tLs ,ans TO er arer This methoC
prevents completely the hypocrisy OF - hh marriage = m
b9d sI.nts because they had waited before they tool
them 10 the Of eighteen They wond ue 1siIieu -
out scrupe. TX Our deai II he honor end Ttrias of 40
man are bt udired ahicl ray rrrti irgislafs'
has been repeatedly asserted By some Of The styc
cafes OF hat In after lie FOURIER changed hi
Views upon int. sus sct and scaimed ne opinions ts
forth he authenticity OF when IL coneeoeo
They challenged TO produce any evidence OF ths
s-rcu The only paragraph when hss ever pseu tl1Su
ia support Il the following which give at engh,
order 10 preclude any charge Of parua or unsr deang
IN 1877 ms paragraph IN The Theory OF harmony "a
tended only IL H. sons Of mseris love- which, hein
the easH 10 ooieaie became naturally The OBJECT Of 70
rrst studies. o. - q -,
twss only in 1917 that discovered The theory Of sp
. I ritual Love in its simple aud higher degrees 49,,
No ought be ssonishsdn N, IN statement Wrt'e
eight yess after the rs, discovery CONSIDERED o
only in It's material relations, the theory OF which was su
exceedingly incomplete. ,,. -, 4.
degrees and for long lime 10 subjected 10 The nnnenc
Of me tendeuce e. prevailing around H. Situated a. ws'
IN The midst of viHkees 40 are all sensuasi or nesr
So was most that IN my fret studies OF Love
as II will exist Ia the combined order, should stop Al u
material part Of the subject which alone opens vast bel
for scenufc calculations Aherward came 70 We prus
part OF the theory which 10 much more clcul 10 Ohoe
could both these branches togetheI ana wa
obliged IN 807 10 The relations OF Mseral Love- ~
= tie fgsfea Of rLicA had II tat fuie a. tnslsat
II wall be seen here ihaIFouRGEs instead Oh aueis.nH
bis former vie and asserting hat NJ haa tae'sed mn
simply remarks that hi. scheme was then " ncompsets
explicitly declares that 10 1907 he hsd an nsgh al
j. into scientific principles Of the system OF hairri
Love- Nor have the American ASsocialonsis ever r.
u uudiated so fer ~ avare, or dlssv0wed ines
p opinions So Tar 60 they held 10 be lst 70
ouy complaint that Of FoUEiEz, thai the sy stem "
u complete
a. All the forms sud all the relations Of Society ar
A. 20 he s4aufaS IN OF human nature 10 B