The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

worse thar Il d nov when tho earth Is covered ~
with large joint stock farms owned by iew, aad u
many sTs krslings 10 tho case In mines, theeo vi
be stall lees chance tor u poor man 70 got sAA
farm To live upon. and lees chance Of his getting .
educasion. so that from beginning to end. tn
many arc not improved by the associations goia,
| forward, but are rather losing their pssItso,
What Is the duty Of too iocialists Of the day?
have 20 prove that the naturo OF man abused
You will hear say, th at he would rather hsvt
ahog pen alone, than palace With others. What We
want 10 sbou 10, that this lot the natural Scnti-
ncDts OF men-and that men not mado enemies
by living under one roof We are teaching this
tIutk-toacbng that men can live t0gsthsr nlm0se
a. amin ais Of tho species do, and tha. they
arc OF 20 oorabatiyo NJ is supposed This relalOn
has boeR maintained without slor6cc-but Will
1t Iay3 Tho oonmeruisl test after all 10 the
tue one Il easy to bring poor men together. b1b
you keep them tosesher2 will tpay3 Carlyle sAys
Gre ats bankruptcy prevails over all shaIns
Thee organizations Of labor have perhaPs donon-
stIsts6. as is the with the shakers. that ssch
individual will not do as much as ski,iui, indus
trious mop, do outside But each does enough
Euab individual, however, in thiI association, 10
bound TO show that 1t ID fruitful idcs-that 10
ards the beauty ing Of she earth, and ths
construction of habitstioDs npoa it, and leaving the
world better Than we find ~ All socialists are
bound to help this cause-n0t by giving alms-b0t
in the purchase Of lands, aud TO aid in the ides q
SOCIAL, and HARMONIOUS and Deautifui life We aEU
boaqd slso to SHOW a harmony ofoharacter We have
20 educational establishment equal to what Book
Fern wss bore that each one here WI, give IN hosr
TO ments! Improvement, and that tho p.rlors and
haiia Of this building win DO loarn-
ihg hope that there viii DO sooOols and lecturs
rooms, ] feel deeply what the educational ~snts Of
the place are reel that Their, IS no. adequate
teacNTbg--two hours in the school room-tw0 la the
loiotn ano two N the @o,ksuIp [ know that
edJ cst,on withou, industry is false, bus udustry
waite education WEI, tbrn. what about religion
We are told Tint thoro IS no religion horo -, .
tuob perscns-bOw DO you bnoI9 a man does not
wear bis religion or his sleeve oiporal Tam
illustrated true religion when, in reply To Uns
Toby, be sait. "igse sixpouco day out OF my pm
sion The test rclgi ion taae which has it. spring
in good will 70 man. IL is not . forced thing, bat,
like The 6orcrs il spring, coming forth who'd every
thing il prepared for them II IS no. = mere esre-
nonial The kingdom of God cOaieth not with Oh
81 ryatioO-it is sh inward life--and hopo oil men
will cay of you, "Ste how these Christians love one
another" know that macy have como, during
the last year. TO sneer and oritcise, and have gons
away, if not converted, at east resolved to study
your principles Remember that you are city set
upon hill This place will be visited by the rest
lees. tho curious, and the dissatisied-and BY The
conservative, too Many will fool hero, perhaps, that
too much time is given to more ply sic ii cmpoyuent;
but it is q preparation for better futarc, ~ al
life is preparation for IN hereafter. Be not Woary
in well doing. The introduction Of ropublioAnisn
into real life. and not into mere politics, depends
very much upon this little band We, outside, suf-
fer reproach for the cause OF which you the lns
tratieD. Whatever argument We will 20 for u.
tic IL you do not illustrate il by your lives. whaa
tho time comes you shall have Lectures and ~
losophical apparatus, and al the means and apP6-
snces Of an expansive iifo-not only life Of p6yGi-
cal but Of intellectual enjoy mont-then We may n
TO other places and establish 0thor associates.
But till this s successful il is better to oonosnssa&s
III our energics on one spot. know aot hsw eseA
i may meet you again, but ] hope that whea -
everything around shall be improved, and Shat
time will write lis Wrinkles act ysur brows alssA.
but in tho burrows, and the fruit gardens and N
flower beds
Much applause followed tho conclusion Of this lss-
ture
Some vocal and instrumental music thea a..
lowed, and then another discussion between Dr..
Gross and some Of tho visitors and members, sbouG
religion and Fourierism. The Doctor said 10 ~
cot see this system in tho Scriptures. Mr. Harris
replied that II was tho only true system for asotAa
principe Of Christ Ode unto othors 20 would ~
men should do unite you
philosopher present then secuted the idea Il Il
speculative theology He said all No knew we're
the phenomena of nature, and all besides was ucrs
words.
DIR. Cross said he thought bis religion was ~ -
Iabib OF demonstration ~ . mathematical scioooo-
lady "weh stricken in years." said sho did -
believe there was any hell.
The discussion interrupted BY the extinguisA-
ing OF the lights, when the debate adourned 10
the hall door, under the light Of the moon and pre-
tiacted till after midnight In tho course Of 10
discussion, the mystic philosopher already reienod
to, SAID that the ideal tho true religion, a0A
that the time not far distant when it would BE-
0cm0oswtteu IKE tho light OF the sun, and all Aoa
would believe in it. DR. Cross concluded By ssyiAE
be was orce an infdel and very unhappy, n
he did not want TO DO made in6del again, All
therefore he would not listen to such doctrines.
Having retired to rest, q nd found tho straw bed
rather hootile to long sleep, awoke ut half pss
three O'Clock got up, and dressed myself without
n light, lest should sleep too long, and bs late
for the stage In going down stairs saw . AgaFs
in white IN the passage way, which ! should hsvs
taken for ghost if were superstitous, but which,
lOCOmOtlOn L
Horace Greeiy. in state Of somnSmSuis~ AZ
advanced towaSds it, like Hamlet to his fathers
spirit, it retreated into room, and closed the Dr.
did not fellow it further At quarter to NJ
2ciQQk after breakfasting, was on my way -
KeypOIt. in o very handsome. comfortable stage,
belonging to the Phalanx, and capable Of aoosar
nSdating ten or twelve. This they only sead
when there is . sufficient number of strangers gsing
to or leaving the place. Thus concluded day -
tho North American PhalaBx