i.-e-aa- - .ocietv Thare great faith
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me next higher order Of society. have great ln'i
m ,hose in the East it is repucnant 10 M thouehIS
10 suppose that the devoted spirits hon sa" d. o.
Brook Farm can ever disband though pecon'ai!
difficulties may harass them and rom you. =.
copn, of the North 4 American, j; stands :ar As 10
hose in the West, feel sangaine The latest new :
from all OF them is encoura ging and IT'S pecaI'!
gratifying to find that they have prospec' OF over
coming tie great obstacle that has threatened IT.
with eestruction-I refer TO a want OF means ie
Trunbull is doing well; SO is me C4et-non.' 81
the Columbian. Williams has al last found nome
for the Integral and from the accounts gwen me o!
private letters of their plans and clrcuinsahces'
an, fulI nj hope that this movement VIII !ufnish
o model Phalanx that will prove essential IN 'he
great cause of Social Regeneration. al say 70
those who have taken the p4eose VI 'iie tA'eoA
Phalanx, God speed H.


Here in Pittsburgh amid the din OF business, the
ra,rIe Of draws and roar Of machinery, we can see
clearly the commercial CONFUSION ahead Inc eN
nernce of the past and affair estimate OF the uture
nrove bevond all doubt that great change Is to
come over the affairs OF men IN this country and
indeed in the world and that right speedily. There
viii be crash as sure as life and then wo be TO
those who have not taken advantage OF the clrcuIn
stances al present existing. and laid by something
for the Reign OF Terror that is swiftly approach
Ing US


You may have observed in the Com. Journa! that
Van Amrinse is about 10 publish WORK on Assoc!u
ton Ii will do good service the cause. as every
thing from him must. He will have long bill against
Humanity when the day ofscltlement comes DE has
made more sacrifices for the cause OF Social Reform
than any other man in the West and IL gratifying
to his sfriends-those who sympathise IN his l2oors
that sure reward is in store for him II the uture
Who would not rather have The substantial fame OF
Van Amringe, than the ephemeral glory Of our most
successful politicians. He works for the future
while they are merly ba,,ering upon the oiial OF de-
oa',;,, ;n:,i,n,;ons ]. D. T.