The Labor enquirer., 1884-08-23

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thp sns e1evtA.w1 eping on in fhsI
formltlon Il he s11sh aAd the develop
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{ Affection. o. the social group Of iAcul-
ties, i the central and mos important
group around which III ether feelses
always act Sensation 4 the lowest
fern Of this sroup. Tho simplest atruct-
uss Of life is an snima having only :
nntritivs. systsm with the faculty Of
sepMtion. Motive and nerve power
hsys ben sdded By the aloF proceaasH Of
eyolution. ,a 81: .,.,.e
Z Each division Of the brain consists Of
four groups Of faculties. making twelve,
which represent twelve socistary wants
70 be Supplied by corresponding depart
.meats in governments u
These are subdiyidsd into thrse. each
making, thirty-six officers besidesa pre-
ident, preGdessand assistant. an officers
are to lbe 6lscaye. Laws are not 70 be
made but discovered. hence nothing but
natural law win be enforced BY the Of Off: !:
GERS. rs n, ! !, ,.y1ss I,
Such system may ct frst seem COM
plicated but it il only complete. Society
must be IS complex ss the mind Of the
individual, butif Ne have order with
complexity, all the tangled complications
Of past systems yin be. eliminated,
], In ordsr that public may be fitted for
this system, the artificial education they
now receive, which fits them for moth
ing, must be replaced BY an integral sys,,
tenn that win teach every detail of every,
kind of function they will afterward
perform, whether it be intellectual, 30
cial Of industrial. Only 4 few real duties
/ ia life are now taught in schools. Y
Thus the author, . ayeritable, Social
ist, becomes an architect, as he must,
giving details, ofevery part Of bis struetr
ure. If he has left ont any part, or
placed therein any part not needed, the
system needs revision. but the truth
"Msn is the archetype Of societyo re-
mains. If the structure is perfect in de-
tail we are bound To accept and establish
lit. The Book Of Life makes reference to
the bible to the extent that the twelve
tribes Of Israel are made TO- resemble in
an undeyeloped degree true society
The prophets, either BY knowledge o.
inspiration, gave plan which agrees
with the science Of man. That plan was
to be carried out by their promised king
not by faith, but by science. The New
Jerusalem as described was to have the
ltwelye departments and rulers that rep,
lresent the twelve faculties. Each tribe
lof Israel had q dominant faculty Of
ruling trait The position Of each tribt
In the city corresponds to the position q
that faculty in the brain. s4
Many social reformers regard the bibls
as of little value in reform. but they are
not necessarily divided on that point
Those who believe in the Jewish proph
ecies Of q New Earth should give this
i st..el
| Those who do not Il must re
Imember the system stands ON scientific
truth, even if the Jewish writings arr
mere fables. The new system was com
pleted in theory before its resemblan Ct
to the New Jerusalem was discovered
| The coincidence involved is at least curl
lous. gI.. I. sa
/ cannot mention all the subjects abll
| developed in the book. No valid crit
cism has been brought against this move
method Of reform. What shall we dc
with il 2, r3 ST. zESo.
i fF Tailors' NstlonAi. aft 81
Special Coresponden Of The ENQUIRER. Il
The national Union Of the iourneymer
tailors Of the United States closed theil
annual session in Chicago last week Ths
meeting was noted throughout for, har'
mony and earnsstnsss, not only for the
benefit of their owntrade, but also fol
the advancement Of the labor cause an
u q ~ i . D.
everY department. gtaaat ,fgf sa
Very MUCH in theway Of organization
has been accommodated during the pas
voor md fho y,rortocf for tha yaarE&tn