New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

-. s.,.a results for which ought 70 be grateful
g. p,,,ideuee For himself NJ Cons derant cou4a lio'
s,oi that the existing society "ss aoinlfaD4e On ~
or,sry he believed that needed 70 ~ fecoh-t
-, ION 10 bottom. lie regarded society 10 ~nlch
!. II Theirs had said. there was 90 small namDel o.
oer.ons in easy circumstance and 50 large nunOei
In poverty a. badly organized ana IN some iespe0H
4. fect Tie b. leved that Society ID when we &C
ion II the principle o. competition was such tnat u
constantly produced disasters and ruins society
whose accounts closed every ten years Dy ihaHs
trial crises which covered the whole field Of production
and distribution with distress and bankruptcies wa
badly organized lie belesed that society In when
psuper.n and dependence kept 10 equal step WIN zoe
develoDment OF wealth IN such manner that me rs
tons most advanced IN industry we're those mo't slict
Cd with noverfy pauperisIn and starvation, was oaly
0rgauzed in respect o. its industr al system he r"
beved that Society which joined 70 these ln0u.ila
and commercial ruins the PERIODICAL production ol ~
U,cal revolutions by which the State was oVerihtO"h
down 70 its very foundations Society which continual
~ produced unufnersbe doctrines whether ponuca OF
social attacking the existing laws; society IN "hiCh
sprsng 10 40 numerous brood OF ltppa-' ana "i "3D
ger.us ftouiss was badly constructed Tor sucn inu
tfude Of re- modes good bad could not De prrseh""
with such zeal aud perseverance, II there were no
serious evils 20 remove .s
N Corsiderant then went % say that ne accepted
tho challenge Of ~ Theirs and was ready ana "lIlng
10 explain the system Of which he was an advocate
lie was anxious 70 leave mere genera sta'eine' a
come 10 distinct practical measures, when were WIZ"
Theirs bad called for. But 10 this challenge was 50
rous the Assembly must understand tnst "onIo hot
10 uossible 70 xpain complete system OF sOOioty
from that tribune ia single speech, win the lheTuP
I - o. ,ybch The speaker was liable every moment
/ II was A vast subject. demanding close tuehuon ~
proposed therefore, 70 respond completely 70 'lo
icnge Of " Theirs, II they would give nun loui INN
riel sessions in the evening. in ms way ne "vu' ~
dortske TO give fair and thorough statement Of tne
means Of Transforming Society and securing pIosP.i3
and happiness al classes, without changing one
the existing laws or doing violence 70 sis'o '"''
in the whole circle Of society .,,..
To bis proposition the President said that i was not
within the province Of the Assembly 70 decide upon H.
II Cousidersnt had right to explain s thcOry on thc
,yibune bu, if he wished 10 deliver a course OF lee
lures that was a matter for private arrangement
Whether the above proposition j. finally acceded 20 OF
not, ~ Consdergnt will speak on the question IN MS
II viii be interesting TO the readers Of The TrbnDe
10 know what il the spirit Of the Press here Ia reauph
20 this most important question Inc hlghl 70 LABOR -
advocated by the National the Reformf the B'eH Pab"o
the Eoene1Ecat the ReDubhqte and the DtmOTde fdct
fque the other host Of journals are IN various degrees
opposed b. it. The Biet Public says
=" What shall France pay four hundred mllIons an
nualy for the possibility Of war and shall the reay OF
misery have no place IN the budget m
What shall France expend thirty millions Tor the
expense OF public worship, to console the unernss OF
souls to baptse the born, 70 say the last "oiu 10
the diving on their way Eternity, 70 console tue al
ncted and raise up the broken hearted ana "neh Iu,
ger comes, when the torture OF Want comes ana oanu
of livd and hagesrd abOrers raise their hands to the
Republic shall the Republic reply to them' Live u
you can, die If you will
o. No this is possible. There IL not A more IN US
not drop of our blood which does not protest against
such doctrine
The Er0caeat says
Constitutions aYe monuments which the architect
ought above all to build with view to their lasting
DO not economic the materials do not be sparng OF
room or il will be necessary to cast down your too mar
row and fragile edidce while it is yet new, and build
another. - "
Regard the future and be logically consistent You
do not deny the right assistance, and you undertake
without hesitation to furnish the means OF existence 10
those who unable TO labor But see mere come 10
YOU al once an impotent old man imporHg ana ana a
robust youth who comes to you 10 ask LOT WORK WI.
YOU cav TO the old Take this bread eat ana hVe
and TO the young one i have no WORK. lanllsh anu
die = What famsh because he has an appette-ole
because he has strength Oh strange, monstrous ana
Truly unnatural law which makes youth the reason Of
/ weakness and vigOr OF disease y
The National and RetorBs especially earnestn man
tanning the disputed right have other interesting eN
trsct. under my hand but must omit them also ue
signed 10 add word OF my own ON The general q1es
zion but the mail is Just the point OF Closing ms
afternoon ~ the chamber Berger and OdlOn barrot
are counted on acainst the amendment OF NJ Msthleu
There is no chance of its adoption the Right to Labor
will be left of the Constitution
The election Sunday Is preparing Tor WIN great
vigor The Democratic Socialists have put I'D homlhA
ton MN CADET Raspa and Thore, rather rs protest
against the of the Government and the majority
of the Chamber than because they are the most eieu
men they could find. With the nnumeraoie most OF can
ddates among the other parties there Is great chance
that they will be elected. Yours respectfully C. D.
Scot h m "a n