New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

~ re Ne,-. BeSf,,d Mercury coniesses It's
err ID, heading e notice Of a community Of Per-
fec,.on,.,s ia Oneida Cooniy Fourierism. bat
zoe. m 70 indicate It's notions Of AsiericaH -Four
ier.,m IS follows
IF ~e rightly sPprehend TIC moTement rytning
In tho shape vs. Dl-If.s ~ - t- e1c-4fd IRON D.
The t-s-.'lf.1l a Narre-e and TIE moral restraints
impo-ea oy marriage contracts are o. b. respected
We should indeed b. very glad - So such
nora. Paradise a. tue A-rcury here sketches, bs;
vos'd ~ Ikc o. be held responsible ior - crea-
tion-oot u such materiasss are 19W readily pro-
cured Kuo~lag to.er4b.y Eel that no village.
no nam r. 10 school district 10 Chrsteacom as
attained s.eb perfection. ~ cannot feel sure that
sov new Socisl o-gs1izst.on would instantly an
nitHs.e al fsse IDEAS ard icentious impulses fei-
atve ~ the r. a,ions ri men ard women. Nsy
more We d0 not see how. 4 those Uh0 cherish
views radically diverse from ours ~ the ssnciiiy
and lrrevOcsD.e tenure O. Marriage see tt = form
Associations more or .ess con'ormed . The Pfllci-
pies Of SJc.ai Justice and Industrial economy W
deem j1st AID essential, they caa be inte'e ciea
snd prevented from g colar. Where . the a.
toorty where the power u prevent u u "~
ceTtsiniy. 10 not believe any )clal order more 10
innate and trosifsl than the present can BE- nam
tanned except Oh the basis of ooustsDcy and per
peta.,vin Marriage Others r. A. think d-1-rert'.
and nag ac, as they think ia defiance Of our con-
victions What we deem important - not ne"
Religion. nor new code Of Morals, but the more
thorough application Of such as Te have . the
55cial relations Of msukind-one which Vii So
cure anfailug opportunity % Labor ans Learn O.
all Who are wiling % WORK, with 0st RecompeDse
and secure comfortable Homes 70 al y no do faith
fully Labor according TO their ability. Here IS
the problem we meditate-Ve consider Chnstlsns
especially required and especially fitted 70 solve
y. bat Il they refuse, we shs. be- grateful % He
b,ews. Turks P.ca.s M1rmous, latideis, or any
body else. who VII show the world how tis 20
be done. and - VIII cheer on and aid them 10 tier
enterprise even though they totally disagree with
o.. ia regard 70 Religion, Morals Manners Mar
nare and hundred other things IL tbs plain
enough Must We be obliged to state 1t fifty
times more
The Mercury says that one prominent and
jealous Asocistlonist was once guilty Of what
we consider very leinous SOCIAL crime, and
wants 10 know IL the moral Fourierites think II
perfectly night 20 recognize such men as associates
and ooisborers. Although We believe the facts
IN the case alluded 70 were tery different from
their representation 10 the Mercury aud although
We have already Sufficiently answered this inquiry
we will repeat that 1e do not allow any evil
man may have done ia the past to exclude him
rom doing good in the present aud the future.
much less cau We allow IL 70 dcbsr him from oppor-
unites 70 do good. Ii Is written IN the Book that
ZONE very sinful people enter the Kingdom OF
Heaven ahead Of those reputed most righteous.
md there is deep philosophy beneath the fact
We have neither the power nor the desire to pre-
rent any one advocating Association who shall
zee I'll