New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

few preparatory remarks regard to the occasion
the gathering. he said;
Icaunot look the faces Of many here present with
out recolectng thai poem Of old Goetne VINO, having
uishrd the work of his life, wrote dedication III Whlcn
he goes back to his earliest days. saying:
Again We thrOng around me. .
Dim, shadOwy vi. ans ~ my hoybo0f's dreams
YES thirty years ago lad dreams uon ihis subject
of social aud perhaps n might pronounce
the names OF some OF you might remem-
her them There were among us Young men,
az that time. William Henry Channhs, a. . "Iu ut'
rs devoted as his more distinguished uncle Dr. Nnai
MI z the learned DR.. Georze Ripley VINO scrm'u !"
have gathered pretty much gu oi hun"n ", 4, m
his single head. ana think he keeps tue m9e, "i IL s
There was Who had given ms slh 10 ulns'c"l
harmony. and Ge had added 70 that exquisite hnrnon!
a dream 81 social harmony reiet ~ 'olu A.
There was another shy creature VINO had niue 10 oo
with hut attended orr me lungs reE'a w. auu n,s
Nathaniel Hawt@orne i,em .n,'T pHar
AMONGST us. one OF whom was Nar.aI'' . ",
curtis ""1 Charles A. Dsna aud Horace Greeley and
BfSbane. So yOn see that. thouau we "cie p"lr.
clever ST OF fellows after al. lLangnter Those
dreams had been brought 10 US principally from france
and not from England. Mr.. Brisbane an enthusiastic
aud Courageous. bot not always n prudent man h'1
come with tho speculations OF Charles Fourier ana
we found those spcCulalOuS In sympathy Win
our aspirations l confess we we're dfeamris.
Fourier was dreamer and VT; owen wa, oer" hn,
they looked beyond The possibilities OF mat ume; nut
Schiller has said very profound aud true Thing when
he reverence the dreams OF our y"uth De-
canse they come from fresh souls, because they
dsinterescd and are glorious IN the greatness
their freshness. their expansion. Appsuse And now
we are crown wise and our dreams actually finding
a fuilment ~ the excellent schemes with which MI
HObOake is connected.
DR. wAsHBURNs RIMARKs.
The Rev. Dr. f. A. washburn was next called upon.
10 the course of his address he said: Let me assure
our eminent guest from England tnat far as have come
attend this breakfast, would have travelled many
more miles to meet him. hope his visit 10 America
will AFFORD him material for study, although
we can hardly give him much as he can
give III on subject OF cooperation The scc1 move
nent IN practical form has not as yet attained 10 ne
h gher Stage of civilized perfection some tlne We
the fares countries of the other world Ii was pointed
out that in Moscow the nessars we're pc,nrss9nr.
In New-Iok We sean soon achieve thai plo'ur-
esQueness. What We hope TO accomplish VIII not De
through sclhshness We are workns for the hap
pnesS OF all people, everywhere aud invoke upon our
Lsoors The blessing of God.
PROFESSOR ADLER's SPEECH.
Professor Felix Adler sad that of the commit
tee q the Colonization Aid Society he felt impulse to
say "a low words in regard 10 il. They wished this
meeting 10 "b boom" for cooperative coloni-
zailn. lie then briefly explained the objects
OF the 40 Society," and spoke at some eugth IN reRard
cause vi suffering humanity She had been the means
ne said. OF passing The act creating ihe NanohSi
Board OF Health. which was intended 10 ShtcH
the ravagcs cd ne plague III the south ana had also
spent much time aud means Tor Improving me c3na-
were IN every instance enthusiastically applauded.
REMARKS OF ROWLAND HAZARD.
Rowland Hazard. OF Rhode Island. followed DR.. Adler
and alluded 10 the surprise ahu admiration WIKI NhOh
he had learned seven years ago. what being done
I'm cooperation al Rochdale. England ana said
tha, he had returned home thinking TO accom-
plish something similar here. But he found. be
side the difficulty Of cOmmandinr. for salary,
men urss ability 8ui Integrity 10 supefntepd
he work that the pecu arcs OF tine system oi auor IN
this country, the dependence of tue manufacturers upon
tue Of other manufacturers. ii tue frequent
changes from depression 70 prosperity whch IN one
year might give prof. for division. auu IN another
year "a los, which must fall ON capital, were
serious obstacles TO the success OF cooperative
plans. However. the plan IN nse IN Germany,
oil lendug TO individuals through the banks. has
a ready been successfully tried IN NeNEugland by the
savings banks and hundreds Of litte bOmrsteads In
Rhode Island had been trned OF that principle.
Frederick Law OlmSted paid some handsome cutpi-
mtuts to thr guest, aud Whtelaw keld Recalled The
scntim,n. OF admiration winch be had heard Horace
Greeley express fOi George Jacob Holy cake
this point. and greeted Win
hearty cheers He remarked iha he On desired 10 cal
Thoughts he expressed upon The subj 81
ten wears ago. lIe then handed a newspaper 10 Mr..
Reid. 40, his request, read MI COOper's address
from 10 to the wOrkugnen OF NcwIOrk, urging upon
the cOmmuui the necessity for legislators who would
pay attention 10 the requirements " the lanOrng