New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

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pr.usraicf They prefer tie PoncY u =, -.
armies II destruction % protect men -,
frorp the laws OF common r72bt ann 4,.-
/ "a that a OreaHlzIng ARMIES u &C -
N ,reosye the wastes and So a''iT'. - -,
- -. - suirna bi,ed locah tIes iof me fs'et non
~ ~ I,inherited lsboring Iol'ul aiiS o. Igi 20
q" = h,,-oIard THIS IL one great cause VI rev
.,,,stion IN oar thckly populated par.
o.D t, me r.ch are is immediate ionerts's
D. .Ie, disolysdlence 70 the ciFins collhahH nc.
Lime Ia this case are responsible io' the! s''is
go wealth enough and power % Obey tie " ORD
! Tte Lnoy-Ied.c nav however. have been wanting
| b,,bsrto and that il Their excuse Dut science IS
Advancing rapidly and 20 excuse vii save them d
! ,be, wait 100 lOng in their obscure delay An
army u Industrial heroes ~ I'd The earth = Al its
monsters ~ the shape u yerinin anf MID O-asls
unhealthy amps and barren tc-1iOTes' "'ui'
oe no more costly. though incomparaoy more SD
lime IN It's berculean exploits than al army OF az
I struct7e heroes vho spread misery and desoation
over the world. The transformation o. ms ihisiH
power and rs translation from the realms o. neces.
an, and evil % those Of liberty ard goofness wou'c
( shed glad tidngs on the world. and SUBSTITUTE uie
REIN Of pesce and plenty for that OF gar ado az
/ alton AL classes aud all interests might oe Illus
united IN one common cause 81 Tree expansion Ut
accordance with the word OF the DIVINE cothitsiH
/ mem, and 20 replenish and snDdue me EARN
| the reign Of liberty and hght would craGtaAy 81
! p.rcede the rein OF darkness and necessity a.
| means were given to the poor 70 WORK ne" ieiiNs
! instead q fighting 20 obtain the scanty r1i's o.
labor IN the birthplace Of their race ne eafih =
| hot one home for It's inhabitants md infants only
I are excusable m fearing 70 move out beyond the
orecluois ~ the NURSERY Il would be cruel iOr pa
tents 10 abandon their children IN the desert under
! a rles u there being no room FOR new born babes
ID their crowded ttle homes and tis not less cruel
on the part Of the Ia Ored classes OF sccle!
u drive their poorer brethren INTO strange lnhpsF
talle clirnes under the Malthusian plea O. there
being no room ~ the banquet OF nature TOR those
YIN are born INTO 2 world already occupied. HE
world at large is almost uui hablted and the duty
of those tho passes, the land already occupied is
~ aid thor dlsnherted brethren IN preparing other
lands for occupation and possession The d"'c' 81
property are exactly coueatve u the 0ghfs "i
property As one rises or tails IN It's conventional
delmit6tims So rises or falls the other-as ~iglts
enlarge duties expand. end their responsibilities
are equal The rich proclaim with violence ne
tight. O, property and privileged monopoly, but
they cunningly disc.sm the GHte OF such rlshhs
and PRIVILEGES. The revolution has no other Pro1l.
mate immediate cause This evil is productive q
great good 10 what may be termed inverse OF indi.
rect progression. 1t produces most heart rendng
misery among the aborinc population and misery
excitcs the feelings Of compassion IN tie nOblest
hearts OF Europe which feelings leave the mind
no rest until il has Investigated causes and dlscov
cred remedies for the political disease. Hence 20
clalism aud the Revolutionary Propaganda
Ono OF the principal necessities Of Tie age, .
that OF Colonization. to replenlsh and subdue tho
earth and one OF the most urgent political pr
bcms t. be- solved IN theory and practice Is that OF
emigration from Europe a. more tmnly inhabited
regions on the globes Governments encourage
iqndshayks to impede the natural current Of inhos
pitabc emigration instead Of organizing armies oil
industrial heroes to prepare new homes ior disn
heried families OF lab0rers encouraged 10 migrate
l.r l. no at Df \
bic system The emgrauts would gladly rem
burse the value 81 the labor spout on the new ter
rtories properly prepared for their reception One
tenth part Of thc annual produce Of their labor
during ten or fifteen years would amply cover the
expense Of preparation n industrial armies were
properly organized for such au undertaking. Able
holied men alone and chiefly farmers, with their
wives and families, are fit for emigration. Manu-.
iacturers and sedentsry occupations follow at DIS
lance M the wake OF agriculture aud the buldint
trades aged iniirm snd vuated paUpcrs should
be- kept at home. rs useless members 81 society.
not economically worth the trouble aud expense %
emigration whatever be- the moral worth OF some
such paupcrs
Some people Ia, great stress on the possibility OF
reclaminy waste lands ia Europe rather than %.
cur the expense OF au ORGANIZED system OF cmFra
ton 1t is not improbable that many parts Of IA
rope might be thus reclaimed VA preference 10 Tor
cigu cultivation but there are at least two reasons
time as that Of rec.amue swanps and wastes al
home the first l. that many good lands I'D ioreigI
countries require no other preparation i0f culture
than that Of creating roads ard log houses 10 rei'
der the country III 10 receive ri once ior-c numbers
Of colOnizcrs. while the expense OF such prepare
ton and emigration would not be greater, nor -
great as that of retaining wastes IA Europe a.,
second IS that IA universal point Of view N,
globe should be moderately covered with az indus
TRIAL population before certain parts are crowded
"a excess with an cXhsistiuely active hive 81 90
hshitanis The cholera morbus and many Other
pestlenual visltations are engcuderei by oncutlNa
ted swamps IN distant clmes. aud health as vel
as happiness val be exposed o. such like scOuree,
in the best cultivated and most morally organized
parts of the world, so long as the divine Command
ment Ia "replenish land subdue the earth IS pHr
italy neglected
Ii is hsrdl, necessary % insist on these considr
rati1ns az theS are evident 20 al enlightened
minds and ouly pu'0r by the plea O; ndvdlsI
weakness w hat can W. do M the matter Ia
dyiduais have mo powcr--soS crnmcnts have no
funds nobody has much VIII. and every body shnks
behind screen of some sort The period - pro
baby not come tor healthy action and collective
energy but Providence viii bring the thing about
in time Meanwhile. the rich leave paupers 10 de
by slow degrees at want and misery tie poor re
bel at times, and revolutionary rage mows down l.!
hundreds and by thousands the heads 81 the rich -
IN the first French Revolution Indirect slaughter
by famine direct slaughter by civil war-positVe
murder oi the careless rlch by the Infatuated poor
negative indirect assassination OF the helpless
poor by the heartlcss mouOpOheS and spohst!ons
of the fruits vt lsbor-untimely desth ior rich 0f
| poor by the stern laws OF dark necessity such
arr the proVideutial means oi progress where mai.
refuses cooperate IN the divine work al govern
! meui, and willingly assist IN the pnoCress OF hU
mainly The law Of dire necessity. alluded T. with
pucrilr complacency by Nautilus does not ial upon
| the poor alono--it sends the rich TO untimcN
grave m revolutionary periods, brought on 10y their
own ueeligencc ami answered for 10y their respcns'
hihty.
Death is LAW q natural necessity. but preua
ture mortality is an unnecessary evil, Which may
be rcmedicd BY the progressive power OF mtelh
gcnce and wall 10 human nature The principle Of
liberty in man has power 10 combat here, AMI "a
sutNiuc the accidenial and subyersiye law Of elui
hbriam IN Nature Liberty can never pass the al
innate hound sies OF Necessity but there are many
radiant cycles oi pure happiness and freedom be
tween the GOD made limits OF ultmste nscessliy
and the man made limits q: accidental and tempo
nary necessity
Sickness and premature death are the inevitable
results OF suhscrsIve necessity, Which msn must
overcome BY truthful cooperation with nsture and
Intelligent obedience 10 the divine commands IN s.
things. ana especially in ihose fundamental pre-
cents "Be fruitful and multiply rcpenish md sub