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Social MOVEMENTS THE AGE-We publish
to-day the address of Mr.. Owen to the people OF
this country, before his departure for Europe, and
as soon as possible, we will give another article
which we have received, on the progress and prlnc-
pies of French socialism or Fourierism Mr.. Owen
maintains by the by, that the social movements in
Germany, of which Mr.. Brisbane speaks so hope
fully, are altogether of his school, and don't belong
at all to Fourierism The s'Worlds Convention" will
be held according to Mr.. Ovens appointment ne xt
fall before the great n Y State Convention; and it is
intended to hold it in this city, in order to put ideas
into the minds of the people here, so as to qualify
them for introducing this great social reform into
the Constitution of this State. Mr. Brisbane will
also be busy about the same thing, and may also
summon Convention. All the great philosophers
of the age will, therefore, be full of business, in
order to operate on the great State Convention,
when bran-new Constitution is to be formed for
New York, different altogether from any thing in the
country, and leading to the new "moral world" or
philosophical millennium, so longswished for This
will, indeed, be great movement to establish prin-
ciples of liberty in religion-in society-in every
thing Heaven knows what the philosophers may
effect in the end, but they to be free enough in
their notions, in all conscience.