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FOURIER CosvENTIoE.--lhe first annual Con-
vsnrion OF the Ne~-Eng land Fourier Society con-
nenced It's seseioa yesterday forenoon. George
Ripley, OF The Brook Farm Associsrion, was r.
eected President Of the society, and The other ON
Gers of the society being chosen, the Conysnnon
procreded TO the purpose Of assembling, nancy
the discussion of tue ol the evils when ~
fc the present order Of Society, and the ieasIop'y
OF a new organization by the adoption and practie@
manifestation of tne discoveries Of Charles Fouorf'
Addresses during the day and evening were 9aaS a
by Messrs. Ripley, Dwight and Rychman, ol ms
Brook Farm Association William II. ChsholnS
and Albert Brisbane, OF New-York, Mr. O"is ao'
others. The meetings are well attended. mucn u.
leresJ seeming 10 be manifested 10 hear the views
put forth. The Convention continues in sess'on
during this day and evening.