New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-16
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
National hibiti0n-Prneticsi Socialism.
Frsaea Correspond suce q TIE Tribune
T,vlssCcx E0TEL, CoTeli GsrceI- &
To~r.uz la .. 1870

-4sfirf Lrfees y. Etrlth
GESTIEaTs Iwil c1mmence M letter day
win personal matte Yoa Announce. sccgrd
LIZ o. ;as request which ! made - you That
us Office as agent Of TIE Tr.5pae e al Mr II
asehsm Wilson's " u Royal Exchange It's
n ls.sss IS a9. settled u wilson was ulsb.- 70
1T me The oHce Ehich he e. frs; consented thar
Should occupy Re needed il o- ~ own business
a4i beside IL IA, So, large enough .or The ext 70
shich wish g. SIS t5%-y corresPollaHce d. which
Ihs 7r6uAe vi. always remain tae chosen centra.
yont Uat luther sdvices. however al neces-
SER i4'ornstioH may BE- obtained a; Mr. bain-han
Wilson's and auy persons who = sh 70 furnish n-
~ .th any details OF O. emf mo relations DO
wi. had me ~ the Tavis-Ocs Hotei where have
a.yaFs stad for the last two years, whenever
have been n England. and where intend - Keep
10, personal domiGl
the establishment d the Office alluded tols con
ue-tcd with az important AID fruitful dea, which
hqs excited n good deal ~ attention for some
m1aths past have ID: yet spoken Of u . you,
because wished T. make myself acquainted with
various circumstance, and % become certain that
p possessed the character Of general interest,"
Prince Albert, ne sou are aware, is at the head Of
"a Genera xt.bifion o. t1e Products ol Industry
y. al Nations .rhich b. - take place az London in
-,l Ia ms opinion, tins i. one Of the most happy
and noble conceptions. which it nasA yet been at
tempted to put IN practice during the present
century b receiving the most cons1mmata pro
ducts Of all nations-apd she has gained the right
% 10 this by first opening the door OF her comme-
ria market the largest in the world England has
obtained the means n placing under the eyes OF oil
her people and o. e. her industrial classes Tho are
unable % 20 abroad the models which II V'il %
pyss Die ior them 10 initiate. TINS is no doubt a
--cst advantage. Bat tie other nations " .H AZ
-s,; derive the same advantage from 'ieir atmis
SION 10 the exhibition in the knsAsA market. AM
especis'y from the mutual contact OF the dr.
circuit countries that are represented al tiIs
rendezvous. And besides. It IS always tie char
scterst.c a. the largest and bo.dest idea. "ion
II - sustained "''L energy that II prohis those
who first place their feet on the new ground. Nou
Americans know this better than anybody else
In fact the idea was conceived by one OF the in
l1stlial class who procured It's adoption by Prince
Albert through the Intervention OF the Society OF
Arts The Prince readily took hold Of the project
aud with the tact and GOOD sense which charac
ferze HIM. he now makes It one OF ms principal
oocupations 70 comprehend the good ideas which
are presented 10 them is the best thing that
Princes can do ~ this world and we ought a. be
obliged t. them Tor this quality ] am persuaded
hat tie Leipsc mr., which Is held notiGr IRON the
Duchy %, SAKE -Cobonrc and the other great Fairs
ID GERMANY. have prepared the mind OF Prince AZ
ser, for the idea Bot the English Exhibition al
sd wall BE- h the airs Of Germany what a -
,ia Institution would be 10 petty precedent
lerivel from calculations OF personal interest
what grand historical event is b. the con
used germ which giyest birth on one Of the points
of tie globe The idea has here assumed q char
lcter 80 general ia the meetings which have iakon
place In Scotland in Ireland. and ia different coun
RES that 70 has been necessary 70 separate 10
rom he commercial combination, which az irSt
ave II the character q a Speculation. \ Mr.
Nuuday WHO Is believe. merchant. and who II
ID fact the prime mover oi the idea wished 20 make
1t a. NH O.. q H r.aI
q his expense lie proposed sn individual con
t-aCt without competition He would have erected
an odihce and received the right Of letting the
cats. He was assured in advance OF the support u.
many journals hut he Committee Of the SOCIETY,"
Aus. with bct:er Judgment, have decided that
he Exhibition shall preserve exclusively the
character already announced that all the operations
,clative to the construction Of the ediiice rs wei as
everything about the arrangement, shau be pass
"a on by the Committee. and under the control OF
tle Board of Trade.
shall give the greatest attention 10 everything
t1nceranr this exhibition, and ! hope that tbs
American Union vii take great part IN IT, II
moreover involves the idea oi paciAc CONGRESS
al the nations o. The globe OF am encyclopedia
Congress oi human knowledge 10 which all the So
ANS OF the globe shall be invited and IN ine.
y universal council Of al the Christian Cnnrches
The Development Of the first ecumencsl council o.
Soc new civilization is preparing here But II IS IN
ics of the pacific Congress OF Nations which thus
lar J. most fully elaborated.
Tho Tubane should form the center OF this move.
neut IN America | would gladly be the ins'Fu-
mont OF commu ncRiing TO YOU all necessary iscis'
and fhe Office which have established IN London
AS particular reference % tins object.
The progress of Socialism here Is immense, anf
| axes an admirable direction The higher classes
Including the clergy are already engaged ia II the
thcf portions oil society are preparing Tor H. The
/ Assocatou ot which | spOhe IN my last, is matuf
nr It's organization II has taken the lease OF
building ia easiest holding l2i persons The funds
i-, raised After two meetings called AGAINST the
/ Sop shops by the Working Tsilors az Exeter Hal
aud 10 the Hall Of Commerce, meeting was calico
| Yesterday at the suggestion Of W alter Ooope'
| Campbell Lloyd Jones and other founders Of TIE
| Association The question was distinctly stated be
| tween competition and cooperation The voluntary
rrauiLation OF Industrial Associations the union
| d Associations with each other, the Bank o. TX
lanso. under the true name OF Bank OF tic People
| ID, The ercat ideas " practical Socialism were De
yeloped in an admirable manner and accepted WIN
| enthusiasm by the auditory. particularly noticed
! i1w the passages touching the most esseniia
points were applauded ! send You copy oi the
| resolutions, which hope you viii reprint
Isl Resosed Thai individual sslhshness a embed ~
competitive system. lies Al NE root Of ne rFs uuar'
Which Engish Industry row 'uiers IhAi ~ s 4a 1T 's-
radc, PARTICULAR petition among uic ma ~ "a H
fpduced ne practice oi ElTn- ou pecc"oiA ~ =" -ye
-rle out of which hss grow, The soP shop system win a.
o. horrors And that competition anonF ne ouI ~ "a
~
ass OF .weaiers OF mGGemen those parasites 70 @nof
:. Thst he remedy for The evils % competition hrs 20 '
1ro.her'y and Christian principles 81 cooperation ma -
~ oiu work with shared or common prpt ana la me-
arpcple might he widely and readily applied IL me i'f
| nation Of Ta.!ors' Working Associsions
81 That he eN Silence OF Working Associalons, li
1rher trsres coJpersns with similar institutions - or
own would bv an interchange Oi produce ard eons-
crr.et ronsuuraor he part Of he WORKING casses
,,eu vast and almost home marked for ne pruQac
a.s ~ Fnglisl Industry And hat his meeting pledges
rf 10 surroft a. such attempts % iTee Tie rom ne
| evil ofinii,idusl competition
| The details gwen lu the Ncrr- l9fk IifbaHe ca
| The Iron Founders Association ere quoted VIII
oud supause during the lis -ussoEs OF the evening
| Al the side OF the Taiors Association ) iouuc
| the Committee 81 Promoters who prepare tract.
fr circulation The FIRST trac, q be Published = en-
| -itled Christian socialism. Ii IS written ~
Minister of the Euslish Church. who Is one 81 the
most eminent theologials Of the day. anticipate
i great excitement in the public mind on al these
questions and perhaps tins tract Will be the coca
| son OF H.
would ask your stteutioa 10 the discussions II
| The French Assembly which oocassoned the due
between NJ Estelin. and ~ de CoisiR. The 20
s,tion Of affairs begins 70 take more definite
| shape and am inclined n think that LOUIS Napo-
| con has ost I'll chance He VII pay dear Tor hay
/ I'll Tho