New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Clancy, has issued a little pamphlet with large
purpose. The Psntarch Andrusus--we believe
we make no mistake in saying that, 10 the
present bengbted state Of the world, be is called,
At least, by the upioitiated, Stephen Pearl An
drews-informs us that "at the outset, slight
vail of concealment is thrown around the per-
sorality of the movement" For that reason, ne
signs himself "ANDRUsIUs, Pantarch." We
really do not see, while his hand was In, why the
reverend Andlusius did not construct an impress
siye Greek name for the Hon. Michael A. Clancy;
although lie may have thought that the prehx
"Hon" was, D all conscience, disguise enough.
However, Andrusius did not do it, possibly be-
cause his classical ammunition gave out early In
the action. 1.-THE slight vail of concealrnent' has
also been, we trust not prematurely lifted; as
somebody has been good enough to send US one OF
the ny site pamphlets which, in an intense condl'
ton of botberoton, VIC have read, and Of when,
although still in the fog, we propose to give some
account.
Imprimis, what Andrusius the Pantarch pro-
poses, is Pantarcby This is quite natural Ii
Andrusius were Monarch he would suggest
Monarchy; if he were Tetrarch, he would favor
Tetrarcby; if lie were an Anarch, he would
strike for good, substantial, well-6xed Anarchy;
but being Pantarch, he "goes his pile" so to
speak, upon Pantarchy.
Now, what is Pantarchy' Is it government
erected to honor and serve that disreputable Old
God, Pant That cannot be; for, did not strange
oracular voices once proclaim, "Pan is dead"a
No; PantaIcby, as Andrisius kindly informs US,
is ga New Spiritual Government of the World,
with Andrusius as Pantarch Primus. A very
extensive plan, as the amazed reader will
please to keep his senses long enough to no.
tee. Everything in the Pantarchy is to be new.
A New Church. A New State. New Institutions
Educational, International, Honorary. "Tne col
lectiye wants of mankind" are to be sup
piled. Honest Andrusius hath ta'en order
for it. The New Church is Ito concern
itself with the culture of the Emotional
ard Sensational attributes of Man." 1t is to have
" Hierarchy" and also Deaconarchy' with,
of course, an Andrusian Pantarchy. The Legisa-
ture is to have nice new names. The House OF
Representatives is to be called the otarchy;
aud the Senate is to be christened " the Areopa-
" gus"-which is not we suppose, derived from
dries, and does not therefore, signify The Order
of the RAM Now, what does the unsophisticated
reader suppose is to be the business OF the Potar
chy and the Areopagus "TO enact laws, will
be the natural reply of the uninitated. Feeble
guess "The business of the Legislature" says
Andrusius, backed by the Honorable Clancy, is
l.. - tbap1
We will tell YOU 1t is "to discover and promul-
g gate the Laws of Order and Harmony in the
" Universe" To this pleasing, phianthropic, and
particularly plain work will the Politarchy devote
itself. But having, with pangs small or great
been delivered of Law, nobody is to obey it, if
we understand the matter, unless he sees fit to do
so; which strikes us as the most rational part of
the whole scheme.
May we humbly, and conGessiug our own intense
bew ildeIment be permitted to suggest to the
Areopagus, in the very beginning the propriety Of
a new Pantarcbal Dictionary, the Technology of
Andrusius being at present too reconcile for the
finite mind to conquer2 What is 4" Sociology"
What is 81 the Duismal Point of View!" What is
"the Unismal Point of View" What ia
a." Unisml" What is " Trinisml" Alas we fear
that it is small use to PROFOUND these queries
For the Pantareh Andrusius, casting equal scorn
upon the W.bsterian and the Worcesterian sys-
TENS, announces among "the fruits OF Universal
"ogy" Universal Language" which is " now
"beiDg elaborated" to be called "Teekeewah,"
which truly hath sound like unto that of the
lingo of Otaheite. "a Congress of PhilOlogans
card Linguists will assemble at the Court of the
&" Pantarchy, to settle minor details of the Uni
yersal Alphabet" Now, when that Congress
shall meet with no particular passion for Con
crosses in general, We want a complimentary in
yitation to be present; for so we may insure
lively notion Of the "noise and confusion" which
so materially impeded the completion of the Tower
of Babel. For just five minutes we should like to
hear the Pentarchians in full cry.
The chief difficulty which the Andrusian Gov
eminent will experience, as We are informed, will
be the rather solemn one Of lack Of cash. This
confession stands oddly enough in proximity to the
assertion that the spleDdors of the Court will
"be exhibited chiefly by opulence and art resident
"there." But where the money is to come from
to pay the "Sciento- Legislative Body" is not
clear, even to the piercing optics of the Pantarch.
However, he puts on a bold face, and frankly ad-
mits that "at the beginning the new Government
"will be poor" and announces that he and the
Hon. Michael A. Clancy are ready to UNI
dergo any amount of "privation" and "sacri-
"fcer-short commons and looped and Widowed
Misunderstanding the sorrows of the belly and the
back like philosophers, until the gories oftrium-
"pbal display" shall dawn, when each, we sup