New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12
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WheH assume 10 have demonsu atcd that there
are radical defects o. vices "a Seesai issfsfsss
and ssases' demanding rsdseai remedies" what DO
yoa propose 10 gain By saying thar you oooceds tss
truth OF my assertion that great Social evils exia
and demand aremedyf" Can 700 suppose single
reader Of Ibis ecarsvssy 20 obtase a. not to per
eeive the wide difsrsees between my preposieioo
and your very gratuissus eosesssionf' Mays Do
yca imagine that sinsis essdA rss<ss hAs fsiisd 70
discern which l. proved By ny fcsA my psepoAsoa o.
yOar You may seen 10 pat cut Jour syss By yvsr
ostr.eh-lks barrovins In ths sand but Tho wuk yin
sss. Notwithstanding.
Let N suppose the Dzkss Of scthsrlaad and NsvcAs
tie the ArSh Bishops q Londoa csa,srbsry. etc eoch
b induced TO meet and ecasldsr earnestly the wcss
which sc, their millions around and esnssxh them.
ns devise adopt comprehensive measures ier 70
!st Before than appear he csarisr and Ths Tribune
advocates of iAs1 respective theories rAs cosstsr
By right Of seniority epsas "Psesss year LordaAfps
the fundamental sS In The premises 10 the sss<1ssss
and dsyrsvisy Of Hzznsn Nssrs snd The criy reassy
ia radical change Of each Individual ehAraetsr.
counsel yoa thercsosc, to give Literally In charity 10
relieve the dztressss Of the destitute 10 eodSw
Church In each village and distribute Bible and rrsc
10 each family and. thus lsberns for avail such znk
essential peprssity Of Mas Mature viii perri.--
The speaker pauses the ruhleund vssses OF The chrs
tan Peers and PreAes are lighted up with glow cf
sstsfact.on, and thrln Of selfeomplsesnt delisfs
cou,es from the brain 10 the toes CT the sou'ss
Men and brethren !" The Tribune strikes In. en-
constrained 10 say to each Of ycs. Nathan said 10 D.
via Txov AIT rHx NM All that the preceding
speaker bas cssnseled yoa " do is very veil; Do H.
and more .sch Il yOa will Bat he has not touched
the heart OF the disease FAR II affects yss- 81?
por,uniuss and your dule~ Thsse Miiliens ar fam
thing Mcssrs Dukes and Prela,es because yss srnd
their faces BIZ uereiess exAcsons Of rents sss sshes
witch Il . not lust that they should pay-whiea they
arc Yet compelled TO pay becsase tho roehsx sness s
me cs you acquired TILED. by violence or frsu TO
wat portions Of lie Soil which God made TO- tho SUSIE
nance OF al Hs children They could ,elarstly i've
in the little they have baiil the
patches you permit them to culvst, did yos no, rack
them of five to tsenty Ave dollars per SEQ rcss for
their little holdings to swell tho enornoos incomes
which you annually squsnder in useless renir and
bseful luxury. And YOU. Reverend Prea,es grievs
to say max, yourselves pMties 10 this robbery and
clutch your thirty pieces Of tho spoil instsad Of I'D
nonishing tue titled mouoposts TO Let tie People 60
you arc the halwarSs OF the systsu which crushes
them. Your enormous revenue could never be rsa
lired by preaching and prsctcins the Religion OF Him
of Na-sreta VIII om you call Mater II 10 tho price u
. blood
what | would have you DO sirs ia this First Re
cocuizs the Right Of al TO Labor and to tho fair
and us proceeds Of their Lsboreonscqusnty. to he
use OF such portion Of the Sod may be essential 20
their subsistence such terms a. Jastioc. not Neccs
city, shall dictate Secondly. Recognize and faisl tho
duty dsvclved upon you. BY reason Of your superior
advantages mental culture and resources 10 live IN
truly frsternal relations with your poorer and Ieo
fortunate fellow beings and 70 minister to their needs
moral or physical according 10 your best ability. Ma
ture and Rev citation In spjoiniBs this upon you
dare not to nsgeett and then charge the
upon the heads OF your victinsi
you cay the Poor are improvidsnt: ! reply that
vouy wrongs have made them so Robbed BY yoa Of
onehslf their jsst earnings to psndsr TO your over
aorsed lust what wonder II they would make surs Of
the remnant by consuming il before your rspsey and
craft should grasp that also You cay they arc osn
idle and seldom steadily industrious Can you wonder
at hs when they not enabled TO work stssdy bot
only as the gares necessities OF others shall have
ccsson for them You ssy they are grossly isnorsnts
So they arc as their fathers have boon before thsm ox
many generations. How could Ignorance, enerusssd
by Poverty and Social deeradsou, ever liz itself out cf
the miTe IN W1lcn ~ AtVsotso w. ae<~fS
came thereto sssimIatsds You and your kin have
enjoyed Knowledge, Leisure ample Msans--vhy hsve
, Won not Improved and dlnnsed themi Hre you sven
.h.bitusy set the Poor examples Of tho frugsy Indus
try. Temperance Morality, you reqairs Of thsmi You
,sy tboy ARC ..a.i.h aHA Vicious, Do hsy ars And
what have you done to Improve and reADs thsas
Look az tho wreschsd novels In which they sxbt feed
Ing like dogs and sleeping like hogs without shssee
to observe the requirements Of modesy snd dsceeey'
consider what arc tho hopes saimstns the savirUn-
nents surrounding. the influences depressing thsm.
and say whether their general character IL not bsan.
tally such a. these are naturally calculated 10 pro-
duce Are they Incorporate ard grossly sensual -
Think Of their frames bowed their snews strained b.
excessive msszerty rewarded tolthink OF their .sck
Of education Of good example, Of eevstng associates
Of wholesome recreatons and say whether ths see 70
not jast what was to be expected In short DO ysu
what /. incumbent you By eeAsing 10 be oppressors
and becomIsg true guides and brolhsrly helpers Of
these your poor depressed brethren. bid yoa do shsn
Jusrioy and they will not long stand In need Of als--
80 Justice Tor tho young and old -,
Give them Aa,-nos rich mons gold
Justice. and no man IL poor,
Though another ownssh mere
Here is the essence and the substance Of AssocsAoW.
doub. not thst the Dukes and Arehbishops bsve In
,.ncsd would consider Tia Trbanes tsik Arssssa
.eotine Infde and great deal moro ofth same sort
Perhaps the classes who most nearly spproAcA them b
position IN this country ~ 20 regard II OF first buss;
ret II they viii but calmly oossdss-f hey viii bssfs
Ia, they are the brethren Of the Millions now fssashAx
throughout Ireland Europe-issi throughout the civil
ned wosd-they cosld not fail 70 rsalise that tho laws
md ussxes which allow one msn 10 monopeiiss Poe.
ION of the Earth rsn which hundreds of Asusands
ou.t ssin a subslsssncs. leaving ihesc hundreds OF
dsstuts Of any home or means OF support
awe al tas ueeraacs Of othsnthst such laws and ne
,ao,e system Of clutch and hold OF which hey are apa
~, urinary ard potent causes Of the nssrss wbish oil
.ow witness and most profess to dsplsfs.
II vii, not waste many words on your treatment OF
~ array Of fseu intended 10 prove that Re condition
q the Lsborng cIsss in Great Britain worss now ih'n
vss i've centuries Once. II sts Statutes. the rress
,unsos. village tsssn. Tbs Convent Account s'rss
&C. of sysone seaiuss may not b quoted where shey
substantially sgrss to prove In reass genera "sy. no
sl.tiye prices Of Labor end Of FOOD In hsr a"e' Asn
despair Of fixing tas ruth BY any means ~haevsf'-
d.ny Of lac facn quoted mot mainly from onctals
ns n.csmsn come oct in that Incidental. unconscious
.,biou which sdds greatly 70 shsir weight With RAJ.
yh,t Bush lsgs,stor Cor sxsn1ls N zen. or at ssy
Is these twenty ys.rs. would have named " the pre-
,pbs 10 q statute bssf. pork. mutton snd veal snd
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