YORK, MONDAY MORNING, oCToBER z, 1sa4.

yet been made BY man to secure the permanent
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yet been made by man TO secure the permanent
happiness OF his race.


While these three errors shall remain, the
foundation Of society and It's supcrs;.ucture
raised UPON il, man must continue to be divided
irsIn man, 10 be poor, ignorant, passionate VI
cous and miserable, and the world II reality
little if any better than large lrnatic asylum
in which the Interest OF each one is made t. ap-
pear to be opposed TO all, when il. is the highest
pIm anent n ts Of all to be cordially united.
Those b=ing eternal truths OF the highest
import to the human race, it becomes evident
that the first step toward creating rstionei state
of existence upon earth Will be TO abandon in
principle the three fundamental errors and ali
the arrangements and institutions which have
necessarily emenated from them; and to adopt
the three opposite principles on which to found
society and then to form all our institutions and
arrangements in accordance with those new iup-
damental principles. Then instead OF the world
being great lunatic asylum, peopled with IN
mates trained from their birth To be irrational IN
thought, feeling and action, it WILL with ease
and pleasure, become terrestrial paradise, hl.eh
with beings trained from their birth TO have all
the qualities attributed 10 angels, except the
power of fight to other orbs and thel, communl-
cation with celestial exis.cnces Common sense
again rei;crates :hc question, wig should men
longer remain ignorant, divided, poor, vicious,
irrational end miserable, when means have been
discovered and found abundantiy to exist, TO
make one and all enlightened, united, wealthy,
moral, rational and happy


Let this question be calmly and well consider
cd by the leading men of all classes, creeds and
parties in all countries, and their answers then
given as far practicable without local prelu-
dice.


Th5iy replies after such examination, must
cnsurc the progn nssivc happincs Of Mankind 10
the latsst period nf human existence


ROBERT OWEN.
On hoard the NswY York Packet ship Capt Morgan. sePt.
10. 1874.


HEALTH OF rHE CRY Since our account on
this subject last Sunday, VIC notice no variation
in the health Of our city. L, was then good, and
i. still remains 50. We hear, comparatively,
nothing said about yellow fever


IN. o. Pic. Sept. q.
u We notice ny the Courier OF last evening,
that Monsieur Soisseau, Secretary Of the French
Consul, died yesterday OF yai'ow fever.


\. o Pic. Sept, &c.