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


Hsrsee Greeley. tho modern prophesef Fsanerisx
preach 70 bis discipls
Mr. Sears Introduced Mr.. Greeley to the audi
ence He said ton years ago the columns Of tt'
1f,bu~e were open to the new ideas oil assoe'atica
snd che cause had been aided ia les colunas evo
snoe. Most people sben said that She Fodrerit'i
could not organize domesticatly But shey had
established the fact that this was pr-otioable Thsy
had abolished domestic torviude, and, with it, the
degradation Of labor; and tho question Sns no
longer what IL the nature Of the labor. bat u what
mssner is it done The 7rt6une AsG beeC criticised,
but it had grown above sal oritioism 1t L'.d boon
criticised for its ss, but tho 10 for ought TO
feet that but for its Advocacy Of those s,s
could have bad access to 20 many persons; sod the
Conservative ought to remember thet the 7'rbm~e
carried Conservative dcotrtnos 70 all classes of men
by nut ans Of itt isDs.
MIR Greeley thon rose, and vas speechess for
Hw moments, looking around tho audience in kind
OF vacant stare AT lest no broke silence, in low
InGisfinot tone ofvooe and with curious motloa Of
his body, swsyine back wards ana forwards as il it
we're iDpOss,bie tor hin 10 stand pend,ouIar and
Greet There seemed 10 DC hinge ia bis middle ana
Whenever ho put hIs head foe~ard his whole BODY
down To tho waist, ~cut With it, whom he drew ba tx
bis head TIC same hinge like nlotior wts visible
about bis middlo and some Of his sudrrcs must
have felt alarmed lest he should break 10 tso at t1at
particular point, LAKE. tree cut almost through With
tho axe. He is not q very effective speaker. ssing
sracnt'y incapable Of eloqueuoe. either in amer
or Dlsthr He bss good deal Of stemtnering aud
hesli alton, and his vO'ce is weak that he
be heard at any distance. There Is aectetion Of
simplicity Of lsrsusga and style, but it 30 borders
the CO loquat common place conversation
that IL rot tell Oh tho audience, especially IL it
he educated and enlightened Que No doubt
n1hy OF the auditory were OF opinion that they
could preach better seimos and this would not
have been very difficult tor them Mr. Greeley said
Friends md iathe,s, sisters rnG br0thee-It is noG
moro than eight years since was one Of tho suau
Iariy Who came down on an exploring expedition
TO eeo whether this location would ausser COR .
Phashnx. We were not the dscoverors. Mr. Bris
bano and Others had been here before us looked
over tho ground. ana wss satisfied il would ANS Ser,
az think most OF my friends were Other places,
in respects might have moro advantages,
but agriculture being the basis, thought Iaud
could be bought OF reasonable price, and by labor,
Chased. The undertaking bias prospered TO oerGa,n
pK;tut 1t has net answered tho s&nkU!no OK
p o;a.ions Of many 1t was expected that each
irieDd here would enjoy tho perfection Of Liberty
Terrestrial paradise, while at the Same time
those Interested in it would reap great bene6ts.
These were not my Ideas. knew that any great
amount fsuccess must BIO tho result Of persistent
successful association. the labor of many hundreds
Of persons for q lifetime would be well expended;
and tLst i, after all, We could only demonstrate
thss this 10 tho true mode Of life, we ought to be
promised land. but only see it, like Moses, from
asa-. did net anticipate that this would be my
ike Of remark. kne Z not what would say.
have been 60 engaged y late in other matters that
occasion, and feared that would DO found wan
derirg OF to pciemios-to the Maine Law, or some
other political topic Ia order to prevent this, have
made a few pen scratches, In order to remind
ne OF what ought to say, and to keep
then, socialism il not in danger Of dying
out as a nero phantom Of the day. II has become
Recognized .act-a part Of the moral history Of the
worid-so that no man could write it without often
using the word socialism where's s ton years ago, it
is question if be could have used it at al. New
it 10 discussed in the writings Of the Leading organs
of opinion, and arguments raised for and against it.
Ten years sgo it was not worthy Of tho attention Of
public men. Now We told that socialism has dos
troy ed rpublicanism in France, and caused the suo
Of Louis Napoleon-t is accused of ell that lie
buds the origin Of all the isms-inciuding the spi-
rt IsIpIgs From high quarters socialists are called
en- to defend themselves 1t is coutendsd that 80.
oiniisqn is ruined in FraLcc and other parts Of
Europe. hope it will be ruined In Turkey,
too, for defeats in events Of this kind al
ways take precedence of victory and triumph.
The first impression Of any new truth made on the
eres. maturity Of mankind is repuIsion. They will
view i with regard TO its eject upon their owA
intcrs ts The political leader will test it by the
standard vae.L it viii make him greater master
epir;. tbsx he is, snd no will come to tho coucu.
sion that ii does not for If tho mass be elevated he
viii. be lowered relatively. perhaps 20 tivey low
cred. The STAKEHOLDER viii say abolition niay be a
very good thing, but will il make my coffee and
clean my boots! AID so Of otler Glasses Because
i. does net increase thoir enjoyments, and elevate
then above the standard Of mankind, thoy arc ol-
losed to IL. IT. however, il can be shown to The raao-
ritT Q. the peolc that they win be benefited byt,
ths se'bst the monois,ists, and the oppressors
result in the elevation ofthe world Ssciaiis is
prevalent idea Of the time. II moves In accordance
with the current Ct human events and human sym
Iathies.. Ano.t every steamboa, is the product Of
has steamboat built by Subscription Almost
tyerJ town has its paLk road, not with view to
profit, but to bring tho inhabitants near the mar
k.t The corporate idea Ia increasing We, in New
York. have law we. simnli6ts TIC wsaps IF
forming corporations Of all kinds In EDglani un-
IS by special act Of Parliament, no hufjred men
can form themselves Tito corporation, unless each
ohc is responsible for its liab che last shil-
Ing hc is worth. This law. in my opinion, prevents
the accumulation Of property By millions yesny in
that country In this country, on the contrary tho
idea is gaining ground every dsy. In New
Haven, they are building q corporate boarding 4
ouse There is also factory for women, where
they work six hours day, and study four, and
There is one Of these ut O5erlin, in Ohio. There
bsye been many failures Of the organization of Ia
Dor, but these ought not to discourage us. On
the contrary, fnd in the failures argument
for future success. There is instruction in them
livery day We see rev he tells sprinsing up. The
in New York, is only opened three
or four days, and three fourths Of all the rooms are
already taken, ct very high prices-some rs high Is
800 per ~eek; all because combination Of luxu.
reS be furnished III der one roof 70 the several
hosIders which they never could procure in seps-
rate dwellings ut the sane expense On the
Connecticut river, lately saw joint stock manu-
factory, and beside it DER of boarding
houses on tho old plan. ] could not beIp remark.
ing that the combination that was good in factories
was good in boarding and that il boarding were
found for GOO persona instead Of twenty, they
night have the luxury Of PALACE. But yet trials
Vt the plan havo failed. What is the cause? sUl
. OF dsposea TO blame those who have had the man.
agement, or those generally who have embarked in
these associations ] know that at Brook Farm
there was amount of intellect and industry that
were sufficient for Why has TINS and Others
JAILED! Because they in advance Of the tinae ard
Tie public mind ~as not prepared for ,henl Suppose
uiton al first had determIDed 10 maize stearsboet
IL the expense Of half million OF doiss t. cross
tic Atlantic ia ten days, nc would have fs,led, oven
i he could get the capital lie could not have done
lt, ard &c would have failed from some inperfoction
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