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wanders abroad for work waile his family
eat the bitter bread Of dependence in desponding
sorrow. This is one Of the many widespread
evils which Association would correct, BY providing
on each Domain variety Of avOcations, and en-
abng each member to choose and change among
a number Of employments q. taste or crcum stances
should dictate. Then in the case Of the death Of
Mr.. Wor,hyman: his wife and children being
useful snly parts Of bis household, are new re-
duced to dependence; but in Association EACH


having some proper function or position in the
general harmony, the death Of no member would
render others useless or burthen.-But we will
not carry the analysis farther, since this article is
already much too long. We tr.s, even those who
now look with distrustful eyes on Association will
yet be brought to and rejoice in it as in no re-
spcct the adversary Of any good work, but a CO.
worker with all, and powerful instrunentality in
the ultimate emancipation of the depressed ma


ority of the Human Race from ignorance. de.
pendence and frequent wretchedn.ss, and their
elevation to systematic Uscfulness Intelligence.
Virtue and Happiness. Ed. Tr.