Gustav，ontheotherhand，arguedforatriumviratecomprisingtwoBadenersandhimselfMoreover，GustavfoundthatHeinzenhadincludedinhisprematurelypublishedprogrammean\"idea\"stolenfromhim。ThisputanendtothesecondattemptatunificationandHeinzen，deniedrecognitionbythewholeworld，recededintoobscurityuntil，inAutumn1850，hefoundEnglishsoiltoohotforhimandsailedofftoNewYork。
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GustavandtheColonyofRenunciationAftertheindefatigableGustavhadmadeanunsuccessfulattempttoestablishaCentralRefugeeCommitteetogetherwithFriedrichBobzin，Habegg，Oswald，Rosenblum，Cohaheim，Grunichandother\"outstanding\"
men，hemadehiswaytowardsYorkshire。Forhere，sohebelieved，amagicgardenwouldflowerandinit，unlikethegardenofAlcine，[43]virtuewouldruleinsteadofvice。AnoldEnglishmanwithasenseofhumourwhohadbeenboredbyGustav’stheoriestookhimathiswordandgavehimafewacresofmoorinYorkshireontheexpressconditionthathewouldtherefounda\"colonyofrenunciation\"，acolonyinwhichtheconsumptionofmeat，tobaccoandspiritswouldbestrictlyprohibited，onlyavegetariandietwouldbepermittedandwhereeverycolonistwouldbeobligedtoreadachapterfromStruve’sbookonConstitutionalLawathismorningprayers。
Moreover，thecolonywastobeself-supporting。AccompaniedbyhisAmalia，bySchnauffer，hisSwabiancanaryandbyafewothergoodmenandtrue，GustavplacedhistrustinGodandwenttofoundthe\"ColonyofRenunciation\"。