New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

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- Tax ASSOCIATIVE SCHOOL
You know Whist my cOurGe Oh the 18Th II June.
Ga The ls, II July ei, France. have obtained I'D
er,y At Isas. from my exile. Let consider our a.
fairs together. come t. ask 81 you the esectuai
mean, Of reorganization come to make an aPPea 70
yous devotion which vii he head sni snsTescd
But, IN The fret place.iet explain the present con
dtion u ,hnss.
We are all scqusipted with the las oi The develop.
ment u Humanity. and ne application to the present
epoch We can, therefore, easily Judge boia Vt the
general and special position Of School il this great
cr.is which marks the birth OF the NEW OaDZE that
our fathers opened In "a
TIE historical end OF The French Revolution, nov
become European, is the midern problem, the earsn
chi. rneDt AID association Of individuals, of natl ne
aud o ' to soy, the creation Of true Order
Of order founded on Justice, Liberty and Paternity
in word the Constitution Of Integral snd Jniverfal
Harmony.
We have done everything 10 prevent this great
rcreuera,ive noyemen, from being involved in con
nicL
Our fathers were not enlightened By Social Science
Toey were guided only by Instinct, aspiration sent
nent; they hssallsd the ancient order, without sus
pecne tna, socisl alton to be created Ia
order to erbody the great principles q Philosophy
and Christianity 10 the lie Of the nations. They be-
lieyed that everything would be done they
had Organized Political Power democratic fouuca.
ton The view usually held among az 10 the conse-
qucnces Of ibis capital error is commonp place one.
After the great struggle of the Revolution, the con
quests the locs and the of the Empire the
hi. her class Of the Bourgeoisie who had succumbeo
an M the de.posm Of the sabre lost sight OF the gener
GUS traditions OF the Revolution The sefshness Of class
too. The place Of devotion to principles. The Govern
snt Of the Middle Glasses became lie Social Ideal
IA, System OF Dccirre The ardent, skil!ul and imposing
struggle for liberal formulas which maintained during
the 6een years ofihe Restoration vas only combat, Oh
~ side p,o a,s a eis Itwi.hed for the dominion. which
was disputed with By the Emigrsnis aud Jesait' TIE
year 1880 gave II all !. desired
Anew phase was opened
The Middle Caes rather Their chiefs, tie heresn-
tile Olgefchy and the Docirnaires, organized Power,
shstosrauc principles aud IN hef owr Interests, By the
ChUts Of 1880 snd by the Electoral La" Of Eo"o copy
The french People ccmpreh7rded that The rev order
Of Society was o. built the object Of the Revolution
attained nor The mission OfmOte times accomplished BY
pulling ogarchy VI so-caed Liberals 10 place OF al
| ~rsarchy Of mobiles.
Jahsppy he dea Of The Social purposes Of the Revo
,aton dd GOl obtain aud luminous developnsns
among he members Of the new OhsArchy bat on 'he
contrary, osi strength every day The puhliess ana
Dol c aor who took The rens Of opposition had Lost bs
irea Clie as NaCu, a. lrtsif as Ahef NC
pSer lac Empire supplied by Liberalism uider the Res
fora ION and thrown Into bowiderment under The quasi
Restoration Of Louis Philippe
Ia lack ofides. ey planted themselves on he MARROW
srd excut fomulss Of political ght-some e0neen-
tfatns their ideas Of the future 10 certain extension
OF he electoral sphere others going Tor universal sun age
aud The Republican form ,go.t az is'ing 20 Iseosnds'
and Ofen even angrly reecung me ilno ainehs qlss
uonihsi OF the knfrsnchsemen1 OF the Proeisy and OF
Social Reform -
At this epoch the Associative School, founded in fact al
Of he century by me hfs' puDlca0u'
Fourier brought before he alIenuon OF me pdDe
W, could EASILY Judge according 10 their merits, vi al
those fractions OF The Opposition which had oeen s-eu
aud hich sill are seen, Ia me performance o 1he tAA
Ia Power AS well rs II Oppcsuon, there was me same
negauon OF principle, Of conviction OF ceas thefe was
he sincere democrats who wished push forw ard
to new revolutions addressed 10 them the most earnest
sad onen lhe rudest cautions. Was! VIII you DO, we
dd mai cess. To say 10 them what will you do with
Revelation Whist Will you 90 with universal sAnrHtr
Wbat vi. YOU DO with Power even supposiDg II 10 be
uconestbfy in your hsnds while you have not studied
the SociA ies,i9nwhie, so lar from haVlpg obsuel
solution of A. YOU do not he elements OF lie
m ,bems When uallon neither Knows what II wsnts
nor what Il wishes; when II has not 40 ldea, common
tth % hsn IL bss not vet OF end for Ia col
eciive sctviy-whseyer be lis form VI government II
will always struggle 10 weakness Or anarchy TO pro
voke Revolution, before tie ideas which II 10 10 esL-
are ofmed announced. and generally accepted tal rss
by the leaders Of the mOvemen 10 10 prepare my suneA
lion grand huinnug OF TO ehi up iurnsee IN wncn ir
elements Of The revolution VIII suoceVey anu heoes'a
In s 81 that q odfrey Cavai gnsc, who
"a r-nl,ed 10 ue ops day Universal s8frsgc is fruitful
in itser The necessary solutions W every problem will
| ,po atsneously proceed from ils exercise" $780,
Cavsignsc sferwsd gsined light but ne fepY OF lc1
wa, he fotm9s OF The i,laiSa 70 wea was 0"s SUM
Universal Suhfsge has given US The Consuuan snd NE
Lee slslive Assemblies, she Executive Commit. N,
Die siorshp 81 General Csvsguac, the Presidency 81
| Louis B,Bspsr.e. the Fsioux FsucherBsu and ne
Bsrro Dufsue Ministries The two sIses of siege
and tbs 4, on have proceeded from Its exercise Ad
nirsbe ,cutious social Questions And yet 81 ghieen
yeas daring which these Questions nave been sea!sd N
svefy aspect snd all their solutions pf0du hsse pssse
over the naive response which was made TO ne ny God
| frey In 1881. M
In 1ssq The Parliamentary bOuTgeose began to degrade
themselves ny The gresi ing VI the Coalition iu hch
Theirs Barrot GuizOi Berger, and all their eonpee
openly mskne lon! s.2ea Sonee,s 81 sps gay
erned they have ali successfully goN-fheo' "nc'hoI
| with OF without Louis fEiiPPe; ,.,
THIS intrigue cOnsummsted the ruin Of the bOurgeoisle
| oigarchy. ,., -, 49,, 49,. 90,
bounts The vebiage OF principle now open 10 me -h
TINS sxstsvscsn. policy Of the bsleose loafe who d.
reced The Cslnel OF March l. gave decisive victory .
what was called The Conservative party FROM isf l,s
psry wa. master ofthe hsld Every election served only
sine thst time whea consolidated by lie victories over
the I ists Republican attempts OF eSo 10 1904 NE
seoisie have dIseeec without op
position tho desry Of The county we have not ceased
1 10 follow II with cur appeals
We nave pEesset 1! 10 enter upon course OF eeolo
cal reforms 10 direct sttenion TO the mehorsioa VI
mo masses prepare with sarse s0liciTade for 9e sf
he exp osiSa VI ihs problem Of Capital and Labor j.
was Obsuus.ely ABIDE instead Of helng resolved
For eikh.sen years hsve warned hen, we nave SUI
phca,ed iheR have cODJured ihem In every nknnef
10 themselves by opening 10 society Tue pains OF Lee
cessy Progress by opening their MINDS 10 me under
siAnlns Os The .heir spoch Of It's invincl1se ss
ration. OF us irresistible tendencies Nothing Noulas
T1ey have withei - rchlpg 10 forrsee nohng 10
nOlhing In ih- difficult ynom-nts Den rev 81 was
| raging Paris, Lyons-wh-n Ih-I eowAfdiee Wa
SHAKEN by psuie they would spesk Of progress "
| aueiorsion The lol Of The Peep = They wished AZ
hE Their policy would give al Arse advantages AZ
sooa heir Government settled free, rn 1lsp 2ec
ney would be WORK Bcihe danger Vas scareey
passed when they repunged into iheE ignorant and ST.
| Did seHshsess
sun more. ia proportion their power was consoa
| dairc ash1ess became ard pre- revolving
ss soou a. The Conservzuves believed themselves DEAN
ayey mss eFs u Thai :ase fhstow o! Democracy W hch
c.lei the Opp1siiio9, the gross hA,eriasm which
chHsc.ensss The mercantile snc financial feaosisn ARD
The prnciple heh iirssis WA developed as hdeoas
psgae ard rspdy assumed tie lost q snue proportions
FeS veasy eonls pl OF he interests Of The people AZ
dor n speculation ara stock Oobin greedin-ss Tor gain
IN the rost ahisc! foms-seh tas means Of OJver-
nsui adopted BY Tits corrupt and eorupans party IL
seYaed ne worship Of The golden cali 10 honor win h-
French Bourg eose, ard eKnnsushed that generosity 81
sen sn .hzi virtue Of devotion. Of sfsolAiy OF lofty
soc a. spirit which eoastigie a. occe he ui-s OF noy
FOR IL French people, and the symbols and Inspirations
| .. is glorious u1ssioa.
| The hourseo.s- Olsschy 10 desnigvely jaes-9 IL
Fs.Gee- Esateea years o. s.efly, Of desradaron Of