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li-4tf -tlsT|SI llSE Tow cII iOD nI 6il E!-.G
morbid, and so dsgfaccd t. svil; ; and haaliy haw
balance OF character my be produced by eu At
tractive system Of iacusiry H!!!ch employs IN
succession aud 10, exhaust on all oar sticc'icns
and energie7. Finally, Charles A. Dana offsred
the AUnGel Report II wsich nc set forth wlth
much power and beauty the great Principles, By
which the AIMS OF lhe Assocatioai=ts are dlrccr-
ed. This viii sooa D. given to .he public, and II
is document deserving the widsst circulation.
Il bsings out clearly the high religious character
OF tins attempt to apply to Society The laws Of Har-
monv, in which the Creator lnaniests his Love
and Wisdom through all the Series Of the Uni
verse. With the Brolk- Farmers too may be class
ed w. II. ChanninG, VINO made en- appeal 10 the
community to ena5la inc faifh'ul men aad wo-
mon engaged practically IN this g'eat Reform at
Brook Farm and elsewhere - prove their faith
by ide;r wo ks Successfully 10 test Associa-
ton are rcadcd, s.-a fair portion OF the Capita!
| which he industry oi the past has accumul lted;
2d-Pare, devoted, hertic persons, who desire TO
perfect all s1cis! rel.ti0ns; 3a-Science q tie
Laws of Divine O.Ger, as illustrated n The Nat
ural ard S2!-.tuai g7uriis; 4tIl-Caisfly and cen
traly ciasecgafi,'1 u ~ .g1i7!e Being 10 CID,


fsi.:i pczvsG Eg al the u.e lss .i.at the enc ot
lie S ua,;y viJh Sod, through Truth and Love
and Beauty, and ;hc presence oi lhe Divine spirit
to sanctiy ali v.orA. Alr. c. also endeavored to
show, th.. as God in the process Of Creation pro-
ceeds ftom Essential Love, through Wisdom. to
arrange al His Works IN ever-progressve her-
monv, so in the process OF rc-cTeatica, which Is
mans epooinisd work, 1t IS necessary by industry
and ait 10 pr9dace material beauty, upon these
improved circumstances to raise harmonious go
c;al conditions by ihs material and social culture
TO and 10 knew ledge of Gods truth, and so
| become fl 70 1--we HIM Yi,i all The strength ana
soul ana mind and relr:.


Ii was : nat er % uaivcTsll regret that TIE
two devoted advocates of association, Horace
Greeley an Pa'ka Go1Ein, who have iorc more
Than any osher w.icts in the coun r. to recon-
mend the cause 10 the respectful attention OF al
persons Of iud. .mant, were both detained in \ Nsw-
York, the i;si by severe illness, the last By an
accidental iI.jary. Their presence would have
added great Strength to the Plalanx Of Friends of
Association.


One Of ,i,o most interesting and altogether ef.
feciive speeches was made by ftancis G. Shsw,
Young and successiu' merchant, whose ex
perence Of the evils OF 4 competitive state have
led him TO seek in agricultural empio ymsn q
higher sphere Of mrntal and moral culture. His
calm clear statement of his views was the more
Impressive from the tone Of strong though re
pressed emotion which pefvaded his remarks. A
few such men as Mr. 5. would ensure al! that is
needed, Thorough experiment Of associaion.


Among other addresses t1o were made with
their usual isrvency ard point, by Wm. \.
White of Concord, aud Henry Clapp, of Lynn,
editor of The Pioneer. Tkese men are specimens
Of the large body OF warm friends Of humanity,
who stard ready to aid the associative move
ment, and whs wish tc point for confrmaticn Of
their arguments and appeals tc one successful ap-
plicaiion, large, and complete scale, OF the
principle Of Uni.y in Variety applied 'n Social Or
ganizl,on Shall not the Means, llen, Science
and DeuotcdnesS be found for at least one fully
organised dissolution A Society, which IN
vests SO much in mechanical and commercial
enterprises. IN Domestic and Foreign Missions in
Hospitals, pnsons, Colleges, Farm Schools and
Galleries of Ar, surely owes encouragement 20
men and wuncn, vino have given their lives 10
The work Of iormug by Gods 81 ss.ng,a Fer etc
Society.


Mr.. Ripley drew a beautiful picture Of the way
in which The romantic attachments, thc holy and
heroic niemoyiea, ever greenly entwlning the teu
dal castles, family seats, puflic bindings Of the
Old Worli. will in the New World give pace 10
peaceful affections clustering around the Genital
Dwelling of Associations, beautiEcd by the con-
iributed work of generations the Forests stately
with age ths p,main beaut!iied By the wise
and pa.icnti.DproYements o successive laborers ;
the Temple sacredIy bequesthed f5om sircs TO
sons and the Cemetery where, beneath appro
pirate monuments, rest the sages and heroes and
hafds who knew how IL make life beau lFul.-
May such hopes prove ptoPhec es. ,..