The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
Public Meeting Of ssc Friends OF the Late

uIElcAL SPEECH or MIS- ROSE REMARKS OF
aTHkR GENTLEMEN, ETC
We friends Of the great social refcrmer, Robert Owen,
ssebcd last evening Stuyyesant Institute, Broadway,
% test, the hrh respect they entertained for him as phi
nthrupist and beneiactor OF AT the opening
sf the meeting Che audience very small, but very
respectable nearly half ladies'. As the address
proceeded, the Audience augmented
Mr. Pares was called the chair, and secretary ap
pointed. Mr. r r'ade remarks appropriate TO the
occason and recd The following
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, duty that the living to the depart.
ed render the humble tribute OF iust esteem ana
Tnerited gratitude 10 the memory OF those whose good
deeds proves them have been the brightest oraamsas
AMI worhies bcntacors OF tire human race ibei elcfc
Resolved, That have learned with deep regret OF "a
sosth Of orr venerable friend anu ianeJ Neoert eve
and have assembled here manifest, BY e expression
our warm appreciation c his and noble charac
Ser OF how much virtue and excellence
were logt by his death.
pesolyod That he has proved himself TO be the most
social that lived, by his exhbi
zion OF the hottest Integrity aud self sacrificing Devotion
phianropist Of the largest bcnevolcnce and OF the
no6les aspirations combining the qualities OF strength
of mind moral courage, energy aud perseverance, VITA
feeling with over fresh enthusiasm. His uneonuded
tneuoss and generosity made him beloved by an who
approached him.
r. Solved ina; Robert owen is worthy OF highest
adm ratun and respect, for the devotion Of his long life
an urlucoy the Of social and moral
form and Of profound and lasting gratitude the
of ig4Daief and founder of the infant school.
Resolved That III Nls school al New lhnark, ROPER
Oven fully demonstrated the philosophical truth tina
the character IL formed for him and not by
hin; that bad causes produce bad effects, and than
the race to be made superior the existing demo
raziug causes which constantly produce inferior ca-ac-
tcrs be superseded with such as shall give 10 maa
tie most superior thought, feelings and habits.
Resolved, That when the memory OF the noble, phan
hroc great receive their just reward the memory Of
Robert will shine with respenaent glory among he
greates hest of race, and the blessings ~ his
FOOTSTEPS wherever he has trod VIII leave impressions
utpdm marble. (AppiauSp.1
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Mrs. FRs11SE L. RosE then proceeded 10 address the
audience, and sTose IN substance az foiows'-
IL was customary such occasions dwell the good
TRAITS II character IA the Departed and such custom
pardunabe, as Il seldom ihai good m n Raj Jus
tice done them while hyirg, stii m many instances,
euoscs pa sed upon the which could never have
been consCeutously addressed 70 ihein whue 10 ne
They had not met euogze Robert Owen. Who could 10
tnatY Who could do him justco' Who cculd fully ap
preciae whose every thought, feeling and action,
almost the dawn the elosc 81 hs extraordinary
life devoted % The welfare al bis fellow manY man
who had lived not for age, country, one PEG
pie but for all times for all men without distinction Of
eect sex country color whose sublime
Sons 10 ffee the world from corrodug igBo
rance poverty ert ton vice, crime and misery, and
them knowledge, harmony virtue AID hap
Pness the governing principle OF ms Ge Who can
do him ustleei IL would require Robert Oven present
justice a Roher; owen departed Hc tad
strsed bis own lie his beautiful motto $50 be happy
ourselves must promote the happiness Of others =
rs effort Ia render others happy reacted nnon
himself and bin the happiest probably that
iiz ways ways Of peasantness and all his paths
peace.
iSis r. modesty here expressed her regret that the
relrest ming the deceased had fallen
4n no, but she bad enjoyed the pleasure Of hts
aptauye for over twenty-five years, ant likewise bad
hiss hc~, invaluable friendship during teat time she
~oud gratefully attempt 10 discharge the obligation
signoc her pleasing dutr. 4 biographlca sketch
OF Mr. Owen w.s gwen niting the remarkable busi-
talent that the displayed his YOUTH his early
repentance prcsicf1fl, ksecraf' a1 al the other
sraf that he regarded as standing in nc way Of social
fv.F af4 axx1tN fhA
sFrspers q; lanafg-was related, aud tie 10
gloyed O. reform them from drunkenness and throwing
To them Of TIE former vice, he started br.@eIy
and distnafy bis account, and sold IN Is pn4y
fee pufest article hat the usual price; aia ~ u
lie closed al The GROCERIES IN the Village IL
tnc mo1niiine ne ttGtht tnc W1kniea We ahtsl 81
rood conduct so that n short time he hsi the w-ey
ueaerS all away from the pacc and was ready 10 close
business himself 70 cure them Of thieving he adopted
means by which the guilty were exposed without
time, slane ara conscience did their work, and he
succeeded IN making them decent p~ople.
The most remarkable events N the lie 81 the reformer
Afterwards d~et uon, but as they we're alluded to
mis- obituary Golee, recently Published IA ihe hEALB
pes them by Extracts from tie london 7Hses aud
d. N.f.tay f'ost fsr hack iSis read exhibit
the high standing o; The deceased amons m-r OF let
tegs ard too favorable notices then given ~ distinguish
ed journalists aud dstntu shei men IN Europe 81 the
p1s be stt forth fr The benefit Of toe whole hatnan "a.
niy particularly Tor The elevation 81 TIE Loser classes,
.Etnr their author, the language OF the Pos ITO the
thanks and Er.:uto o. his country: and frirrc ages
would yet have t. revere bis memory sEIacas
suhor q. universal good aud ~ II the most dsp
gushod and worthy bone:actors o. the human race"
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