New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

att- toward the f-rctCD o. cotnUunicalau% IA
s-rret,-r p any q the zen or eleven methods %
-crUrr;lrtu member 81 Of the ten or eleven CORES
roId.uc lrouls ol Instructors.
TIe ser rr-ru.zai,tn Of instructor brings mo pay
an irneuse number OF very ySIuao'o ll-O.4lI..
30 in the Fiuplc methods ot IDstr1cnon neoe's%.s
,nrsu.d " Der, tie seris method does not eSst "oiA
L. entirety without sphere, tor IN one group OF saors
a u,sicrl.v e persors would tad suitaole iuncho1S
Pn : in n corporate in>titut ms amOpg me CHI
A. ,,sely,s that lies the great element ID strength
IN The Phslsn.tsrian methods Of educaton IN rue N
s,;,rriou # wtat We cal he rank aud "hica leHSs
call. he Tribe Ne have tie germs OF WAL sel'
-; ssnifsti,p Of the juvenile meg'hers 81 the PH
IsrN tb rn.sves + = through this organization Aone
that we can dispense with coercion. snd Tor edieoh
purposes rey conhdert! upon Tie "a" Of racloa Au
Tie spTit Of sUua'ion.
ton of irdusrry Is indispensable basis OF Phd ans,
risn eiucauon The sdut >rles beng the topOs' sSlS
in lie pr,rretsiye scale Of attractions ny wnch a co
dren sre drawn up through successive ranks from IN
,rcv "a p,-nbo,d While she internal organization %
each rank is based upon the same universal Ia" Oh TIE
series -, , 49,,
,.r.s and n nov we are asked, what questions we
bsve tsrrrrlired what results may tafy clam 20
h.ve accom- khed through our nine years o. aSsocsel
liz. srd efforts organization, We usy ans yer IL oFi-
that go r as the members OF tis body are concerned
We meet ~ sal demand OF this day. with iNsrI
rrrIoNs WHICH GUARANTEE TIE RtaHrs or lABoS anu
the proiucts thereof. OF EDUCATION, ana HONE anu
Social CUIrURE Thus Is nOt mere declaration OF az
rfrtfs thai W. Clau q hats u0t VIC A
members in the possession and enjoyment OF these
rights snd We 70 claim hat 50 tsr a. tue con-
forts CT home, private rights and Social pVheSes axe
concerned. actual life gre ally IN advance on tuSI
of any mixed population under the Institutions ~ EXIT
inc CIVILIZATION either in town or country. We claim
so far as with smzi number we could DO, 20 nave
ORGANIZED LABoR through voluntary assOchti1a, upoa
the principle at unity OF Interests. - reconcng me
hitherto hostile parties OF lahCrcr AMI Capitalist; -
setting the wc-ldold world vide quarrel, growing CUT
Of an'agonstc interests among men; that Is: We lSye
organized the production and Distribution OF wealth IN
agricultural Hnt domestic lanCr, ana IN some orannts
OF mechanics ard MANUFACTURE aaI thus have abolished
the serye character o. labor aad the serys relation or
emplCytT ami employed and u precisely III me poat
where failure was most confidently predicted, VIZ IN
Domestic Labor. that have most fully succeeded
bccAgse M nlv a. suppose. in the larger numbers
attached THE industry we bad the coalitions OF car
ryin on. more tulv the serial method OF OrSanlz alton
Ia Distributing the profits OF industry, we have adopt
ed law OF equitable proportion that when me TAGS
are presented we have Initiated the measure OF attain
in- 10 practical justice or IN the formula OF Fourier,
Equitable distribution OF profits We claim also that
We guarantee the sole o the products OF industry that
is We secure the means o. converting any ana every
f. nm OF product ru- %: labor the cost thereof into
any other FORM aso az cost For all our labor pad
for in Dome Currency. In other words when value
il produced representative Of that value l. issued 10
the producer AMI only so far as there Il the production
Of value there any issue ut the preventative or Yau
hat property sud currency are always equal and thus
we solve fhe prob. IN OF banking and csrrency thus
we have IN practical operation, what ProudhOn yiny A.
TEMPTED e. introduce France. what kellogg proposed
toiuirCducc under goverme ntal sanction this country;
what Warren proposes 70 accomplish by his labor notes
and exChAu ge6 al cost.
We might state other facts but let this suffice for the
present and We will only cay in conclusion hag when
the organization OF our educational series shall be com
ulcfeG rs hope IT, shall thus have establish
ed bcdy-e mcasurably complete circle OF tra'ernd
institutions IN which social and private rights are guar
ant,ed we shall then iGry have closed the nrs cycle
OF our SECRETARY life and Efforts fairly have initiated the
means OF Consecutive growth. iry have laid the germs
of living institutions, OF the Corporations which have
perpetual he which gather all knowledges, which hus
band all experiences and into the keeping OF which We
commit all mstnriel interests, and which only need
healthy development change without injustice, to ab
sorb without violence the dscorls OF existing society
and % unfold naturally the chrysss unfolds into
y form OF beauty, and higher order OF Human So
cieiy.
To carry on this work we need additional means 10
endoV our Agricultural, Educational, Milling
and other Interests and build additional tcnements
and above all we need additional numbers of people who
are w!llir 70 work for an dsa--mon and women who
are conn cteDt 10 establish conduct successfully
branch profitable indusiry-who understand the social
movement whO viii come among with worthy mo-
tyes and with settled purpose Of traternh cooperation;
who appreciate the labor the conditions of life, the
worth OF the institutions have and propose 20 have
In contrast with The chances opryaie gain accompanied
by the prevailing disorder the denial OF right and the
ever increasing expressions OF existing ciyiizanon
In brief we want people Of executive aud adminstrs
i've power-competent Ddustrissts and directors OF
industry, VINO appreciate the difference between or
DER and confsiOn-betweeu organized society and sOci
ETY. unorgsnizcd and who able and willing 10 work
heartily for the organization Of Institutions in which
common rights shall be secured and who content TO
take their share OF good through that Of the
good.
The views of members and applicants upon the orego.
ing statement expressed by the position OF thei
in fhp colu roDa no