The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

ganizatloR Of social relations from re
newed center Of religious life.' They
weaken a systems already. enfee bleG, by
blood lettipg and feverlsh exciteme ut !,
when what is wanted isl revival of nerv,
Oh, energy fresh air, bathing, heaIlhful
food, gentle exercise, and above all, a
genial sphere.
3. snpposing the Re,olutieaists
TO conqner, where throughout Christ,
ehdon could be found the Man for the
Hou,f Such man does hot now Breathe
A Person Of sufficient genius and will, hus
manity aud humbleness, practical sagaci.
" and holy enthusiasU,to guide t!ismove.
ment of the Revival OF Christendor,
would move among his fellows like God.
No owoodert the Hnngarisns worship Kos
su,h; no W onder that Lamartine was vel.
coined fora day with intense affection.
The Ags'longs for its Prophet, Priest
aud King ,Scomhinsd in one. But that
in the balance and found wanting, is
the iaten, or spoken verdict against ev
cry SO called great Maa. And not only
is there u o sonc leader, f. to commaDd
worth loyal service; but there is no one
system, written in books or symboliEed
in party, which any one should seek 10
make prevalentvbys the demand for the
destructiua Of life or great sacrhcss.-
Charles Fourier has unqnes tiobatly il, ad g
the rearest approximation to a truly
scientific statemente Of the divine order
of.suciety, ever yet offered for mankind 3
acceptance, But party, who should
propose violSntly to sweep away existing
Society, iorthe end Of replanting the ru,
ined waste with Phalansleries would con.
| vic. itself of luuacy or hing worss.
3. Revolution is not only superf fuous
but il is absolutely hinders and posipones
the Wo,ketog be done, to-day. Every
life lost, ayery strong arm Withdrawn
| from production and wasted in violence
every heart madde . by Jealousy and an.
tagonjsm every mtd perplex by aux
ietles, unsoved problems aud sxtrava.
giant expectations, every field desolate et
aud work shop closed lis diversion o
| just su much. vital force, at the critica
IN oment when all remaining vigor in lii,
system should be kept and dlfn:ed L
| guard against collapse. Rash innav al or
do as much in justice to the promise ant
privilege Of the time as doeged conserv
atives. Disorder now is fatal, ,-order in
dispensable. General disarmng, the let
ting lose Of prisoned energies, mutua
confidence, cnrdiality, universal CO spe
ration must pyecede The Great Trans}cr,
mation, for which Christendom is all bu
ripe. And begin when, where, how the
will-the Nations must make peace be
fore they can really set about practica
| reterm. Iyrsnts are the only person!
really helpsd by civil wars; because the,
find in social anarchy an excuse before
thSii Wv u anu lbGll
fellows for preposlerous professions o
being heavens authorized delegates. Lei
bright visions of God and III an aud Dssti
ny be poured abroad, sottenirs the NOR
al air and earth like sunshine. le' positive
statsmsnts Of the true relations anI con,
| dltions of human life be taught inteli
gepuy, patiently; let the poets commu.
"Icais their glowing visions, and states
men frame vague hopes into substantial
agencies of good, and wamaa diA,sa her
ardent faith and gentle heroism, and min.
isters of religion become pure mediums
for the life of Universal Love; let ever,
man In his own sphere bring justice, econ.
omy, good fellowship, judgment, tc bear
upon his special departments; let classes
combine TO d. determine, each for itself, the
of their several functions, and then con.
suit upon their respective claims: let
there be amnesty fer the past. deliberate
conviction that present wrongs must be
righted, and energetic use of the grand
opportunities which science art and COM
merce now give for an inde fnite increase
Of wealth, These and similar modes OF
active good sense and good feeling, sim.
pie, common place, obvious as they are i,
are mIghtier in these acts for human sd
vancement, than trained armies, or a
citizen seldiery--than parks Of artillery
and barricades
o. A passenger on board the ship
Reg ulus, Of Boston, states that they had
on board their vessel a thin aud fee.