New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22

-. bv gins and grsces OF mind the other
sun' s.,d Industrial and economic uaits One
III rive TO the world brood OF thinkers. the
elan of laborers The same diversity viii
w. - moral traits and instincts. And this law
srf s:...r;tv and distribution is one of the fixed
~. of human development. No art inven'
ZION or power Of mao can reverse It, NO expel',
'~s,t. Of suxious parents can devise even on SO
'- scale as q single household successia'
-..,hod bv which four sons in the same iAmlly can
-. so,th 10 the world four equals, four ident-
- Won might rs well demand cfthe earth tna''
- laid on, in parslleograms, its fields should
10. ,mt one Kind and size OF trees and one
-, Of corn, IS solic. human nature to ger
80. one ard only one form Of mind aud character
L,,g m the world stands, different souls VIII
ooros into the world equipped with different IN
.,;ncss abiities sptitudes and the intellectual Gre
80 III be overspread with as great variety In
-. exhibition Of souls as material nature uniolds
:, bsr annual parade Of plants or her evening pa
-, of ,tars. Nor is this all. For this eternal
S;ver.ity appearing in Mind, will be attended and
.,,,,,olized through all the courses OF History by
..hsue of outward and material disproportions'
nv corresponding diverslties of human condition
"a fortune. While the world shall stand, 1t VIII
..snd a great scheme of gradstions and varieties
~. .urfsce will be checkered and diversified by
o,as,. ranks. relations in human condition and
oo,Dso,, Some Of Earth's children will be rich
and somc poor-some powerful and some imbeciie
--.ome win rule and others serve-some will be
;rau.tr;ous and others idle--some will acquire
mill ar
;ano,.nce-some will ascend to the SUBMITS
Of society while others will sink, and Others
.,;u viii remain stationary-some will have
health. energy, opportunities, success; others
will be frai in body, irresolute In WILL ana
unfortunate in experiment Here Is what may
bs called the great fundamental scheme OF ar
raneement and distribution in society. wherever
.oetv has as vet existed it has unfolded these H.
hersnt laws of graduation. And while human SO
80, .b.u continue TO exist this law OF diversity
v,;ll reappear upon every field, and stamp its ar
,.ngemsnts upon every community. Blu. look az
the actual working Of this great scheme OF d'pro-
,.,,4;on AZ il unfolds itself in human history
IN, ., uncomfortable and vexaEous economy is
.,;. tor a rscs of selfish and depraved minds How
AZ men recoil frpm all the lower conditions and as
r;,e together tow ard all the SUBMITS and Pnnaces
r. e,r.unef Who is willing to be set down at the
.,.e of Begeary and see others revealing in abund-
o.. wb;le be. the Lazarus Of the scheme hungers
md has notbingl Who covets the servitude, the
tolls. the privations, the suferngs which darken
MI the lower half of their map OF human grada-
,;on7 do not wonder at ALL my brethren, at the
socisst instipct and the Fourierite propenstes OF
the day. When look at the actual developments
oftbis great, widespread land of disproportionment
and contemplate the harvest Of passion, crime and
misery which annually ripens in the souls Of ma
t;ons-vben consider the singular and singularly
nneoual division OF Nsture's patrimony TO Natures
chi,dren--and mark what envies, jealousies and
msHeuit;es this fostering hand breeds In all the
louer orders Of society-and what pride, contempt
.na ovsrbe,ring often kindles in the upper ranks
,vhan trace the possessions Of fortune to their in-
.,.nt frutage, and witness the expressions and the
ontrages that break perpetualy from high places
,non the homes Of the humble and the hearts of the
noor-as from silvery Alpine submits the proud
.vslsnches descend, boryng the cottages of the IN
sheltered vale-when l observe again how the re-
ssntful poor exssperated by oppression, rise uPor
their tyrants and retaate the crimes oil history--a
.uxh;a oods climb at times into the palaces OF king
"a nnaarmine the monuments Of heroes-when
-aa.c, how many internal passions are goaded into
e,anxx.-and bow many imperious precepts are driv
an IN abuse, and how many devourng sins ran
rsu,pant through the world, by reason OF this one
o.use. disproportion Of human possessions and
.o,,fcrts-apd when | remember how many Of
..,,h.. sorrows would be sweetened in an hour
.na how many crimes would bid instant adiea to
aoc;etv-and how many bad passions would fall
..,asp IN the trsnquillized heart Of ransomed and
-.,o;c;ns race, il some cure could be inculcated
r., ,h;s one disorder of history, when gil my
,boucbts and my heart with these disclosures-in-
.tesd of wondering at the ardent Socialist and the
enthusiastic disciple Of FOURIER stand amazed,
rather. at the stupidity Of the numbering nations
and the patience of the oppressed and contented
NOR But what shall be done to reduce to order
this Great antiquated imperial scheme of social dis
nroportion? Without at present attempting an an
ever TO that question, my purpose ID served II
h,vs made YOU see that something must be done
ifIhsve brought You into sympathy with the strons
instincts Of the age, and awakened In your hear'
the feeling that s family bat certainly pervadint
,hs mind of Christisns--the feeling which begin
even now to demand and oct, in less than quartz
Of century will find its way to the tongues and TIL
.;nsws of millions, and clamor in the voice OF ma
lions. and in the ears Of the world--ior the JUS
solution Of this great problem of inheritance an
distribution. Here, in the solution OF this problem
hwuk-bome work, TO be done BY some one
But pass 10 another view Of Human Society,"
observe what needs and what opportunities
addresses to every spectstcr-implyins an ins1an
work Of reoonstruetion and improvement Loo
over Society and mark how 1t embodies and III
folds on every Rsld, great system Of hums
employmeats, trades. inventions, arts, emigr'
tons, voyages, journeys wars. reforms, rev
lu,ion7 Ten thousand busy pursuits wake, wit
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