The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-04
From the Dry Goods Reporter, May 81
The Ts1bans

This journal ia mad north north west" and mis-
take II dreams largely OF ideal happiness that has
ceased perceive realities and its logic, when attempts
any, OF the character, built in the re-
gion OF clouds, and not whit more substantial.
The Tribune has but one idea, and that 10 socialism.
II there is a clumsy Tapping beard under table nj
Rochester, ii halls the advent OF spirits from another
world, come 10 engh,en and TO No matter how
destitute of interest these revelations--no matter
how blasphemous be their character. they always
sopd aeuy
II Jenny Lind, an amiable and a shrewd woman,
comes TO this country sings with the perfection OF art
and The freshness Of nature they ace IN her the mperso
nation of female dvinity,he proof of what every
will be, Of these days, when socialism regene
rate. the earth The divine Jenny who, according to the
western papers, could scarcely be satisfied with the most
elaborate productions OF their most skilful cooks 10 TO
the Tribune the true model Of the washing sweeping,
cooking. free and easy such the phalanstey
il designed TO exhibit TO the world at some future day
when socialism prevails.
II there is bloody riot al Hoboken, and Germans in
white and New York rowdes in black assa each other
with a murderous intent, the Tribune sees in this the
march OF progress the stirring OF the inner man. the
souls longing after immortay-and not mortality, AZ peo
pie of common sense would more naturally infer.
When slavery is talked about, the Tribune regardless
OF the misery around its Office in the adjacent streets,
aces that Heaven has gates but those in Ethiopia and
that white men may suHer rightly all the ills OF life,
while fat sleek, shiny. pampered and lazy negroes, who
ress at all are as men held TO labor alone worthy Of
blood
This Tribune, with its white Goa, and simple face its
hat set edge and its unsocal pantaoons and boots,
nevertheless has found its nonsense remunerating lis
follies have produced large capital, and there is
probability Of their becoming less remuneratve as long
as deals with large class OF men who are credulous,
unsccntc. visionary, and relgously insane Here
materials on which cunning Anacharsls Cloots may
speculate and operate with complete success.
But is il possible that the sober aud sedate people Of
this community be led any longer into support OF
press which sssas every principle which the security
and permanence OF this country depend
Let see II the principles of the Tribune were car
red out TO their legitimate consequences there would be
no belief in God-none in his moral government; there
would be marriages, or husband with wife every
tenant would refuse 10 pay rent--every would take
some cse's farm capital punishment would be abol-
man no owned slave; republics would he regeneraed
by the All OF the gullone, and universal equality would
be the fna condition Of the wise and unwise, the mean
and tie good the vuous woman and the common pros
tiiuie.
These the teachings Of the Tribune almost in as
many words and such is the character of the demora.
zai'on going on by the influence OF that teaching But
Jet ms look Tor the present al single article fom tina,
journal, published within few days, the subject Of
The Hoboken riots. This article pretends TO disapprove
Of The proceedngs bu, under this appearance OF dsap
probation lie ZONE OF the most dangerous doctrines we
have ever yet met with After speaking Of the rotous
conduct OF those who assaled the Germans while recent
y celebrating one OF their festivals at Hoboken il adds
For orr part while admit the full of the evil
We cannot regard Rs other than incidental purely
Transitional social condition In America the great prob.
EN- which thinkers esew here speculate uponne concil
on OF freedom and ofdes receiving gradually and pro
rsssvey practical solution, and thu, the ground that
ne TWO may not merely be hnrnonzed but are essentially
IDENTICAL Preparatory to it, as by the hand Of Pfovidence
he restraints, such respect for suthouy, upe
ous obedience tradition regard casse. and persons
which do so much and indeed often do all keep
is machine in equilibrium In olie, have here
Wy, dispensed with them. and advance in OR ca
ser their Absence 10 felt In this Irregular and violent