But we have MT room for any more TO day.

Association in the West.
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Association in the West.


Our old friend T. w. WHITLEY has been lee
turing on Industrial Association in Cincinnati.
The Times of that city says:


Mr. -Whtley's lecture last evening was well
attended. He gave an interesting exposition of
The immense advantages TO be derived from Asso-
ciated Industry. He first showed that il was the
part of wisdom to give attention to this new sub
ect, as it furnishes satisfactory solution to the
great problems Of the age, viz: the production
and distribution Of wealth. He exhibited the de-
fects of Churchmen, in con6niug their views to
the moral perfections of Deity, as well as those
If Statesmen, in their merely scientific glances a,
political economy and contended, that as in God
is the union of all moral perfechons with true
mathematical science, 1t is the duty of wise men
to unite true science with the practice of the
moral virtues. The separation of science and
,heology had caused the death of both and their
reiniUn can alone restore us to true hio. lie
showed, concusively, that unorganized Industry,
Hhich did not contemplate and provide for the
,ood of the ,uhole community, must necessarily
&c defective, and productive of great evil; and
irged the existence Of positive and exact sc'
nee, now in process Of revelation, in accordance
with which society should be arranged and organ
zed He showed that man is a temple 0i The
| nving God : that to love the beautiiul, and t"


nccnr the distressed, is the hehest possible lorn
I life. innsmuch Ms It ls Ia become an image anr
the lkrnrS. of God that the inv. nton and lh'
OF machinery was give" I" man that he nlgh'


,sume h's highest rorrn, and thus becmne r.
rpuve "i lhvne NE; aud rhar Industrial ASH
.inIion nim q enables man tn iIse machinery Ia


&c n.neti' OF aA, while IL the Present organ
tate OF s'.cnIy, machinery lsIhe no,r loruld M


"eny vi the loborIng man, instead OF being his


s>iStani.


He asserted the true Dignity Of Labor, a;t
,ontended that by the establishment Oi just rel"
"ns between the three producing powers o' nau
nh ch ar Skill. ap,tal aud Labor, 1t would no'


My becone dgnfied aud hon rab'e, but at th'
anne time as much source OF enthusiastic de-
,eht, as It is nov repugnant and degrading; thai
society does not now properly reward Labor ano
hat hence arises great disorders.


The conclusion was irresistible, th,t Industry
must be SO org ani2ed as to its Just reward
| IN common with scientific skill and capital, and
hat on This radical justice, as sure foundation
can alone be reared the superstructureo of harmonic
| society.


Many important points were brought forward
in this lecture, and were handled in such man
| aer as to show that the lecturer understood his
subject in all its bearings.