Practical Movement.
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We announced in our last article our determina-
ton to proceed to realize in practice, as eary a
possible the grand theory of Association. given 10
the world BY CHARLES FOURIER; we believe ,llat
the principles Of Association have become widely
disseminated. and accepted b, many through our
efforts in The Tribune and other liberal journals
which have opened their courans tc Us, that a
practical demonstration sill be hailed with high
pleasure by thousands, end that through heSeSss-
tons CT our friends throughout The Country, this
great enterprise viii be conmenced that Pha-
lanx OF Association will be established, which will
prove to the world the practicablity of union aud
combination among men, Of Attractive Industry.
and of the social elevation of ALL The first Asso-
citation vii! show to the world that With its i'm
mense econoriies,-the unity of interests end
action among its members, who bring to bear in
the prosecution of every branch of Industry all thai
Science, Skill and Experience can effect the At
tractye Labor of the Groups and Series. its natural
and perfect system of practical and scientific Edu
caticn, its cultivation and encouragement OF Art
and Science, and all that elevates and retnes the
human mind and heart,-we say 1t will show to
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ment, that Man was not destined TO live upon this
earth, stepped in poverty and s'i6shness and ut
war with his fellow man, but that he was created
to lead upon it high existence, blessed with
abundance, free from care, and at peace with all
Mankind


One Association will demonstrate that these
great ends can be attained when Man lives accord
ing to his nature and organizes his social relations
in conformity with the immutable laws OF God.
which the scientific discoveries OF Fourier have re-
vealed TO u.s. The first Association will not realize
all the advantages We expect later from the sys-
tenn, but it will increase production greatly, pay
good interest upon the Capital invested, secure
Attractive Industrial Occupations and pleasing
Social Relations to those who enter it, and pro
duce harmony of interests and feelings


The Public will aoon be presented with specific
plan ofoferations, and proposals to subscribe to the
Stock. and to commence the founding of the first
Phalanx in the United States.