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We find in The London Phalan.r the following
notice of Sermon preached by an Episcopal
Clergyman in England, in which the Doctrine of
Association is advocated as the only means OF
remedying Social Evils:


This is an eoquen, appeal to Christian sym:
pathv, remarkable, At once for its sincere sim
plicity and lucid brevity. In sixteen pages ii
conveys more truth and elevated sentiment than
many volumes of unmeaning homily. 1t is so
short and rapid that to make quotations fIom it
here, would be unfair as it is published ct the
very moderate price of threepence; but we will
quote q sentence from the Preface - The object
Of the Author in publishing (this Sermon) is to
draw the attention of his friends and the public to
the only remedy which, in his opinien, exists for
the Social Evils which oppress the present and
darken the future: viz-Association upon Chris
tian principles. This subject has for many years
occupied his attention, and he trusts he has at
length been led to find satisfactory solution Of
the difficulties which enveoped the question: in the
Industrial system of the la,e CHARLES FOURIER.


The fact of FouRIERs views being openly en-
braced and taught by Clergymen of the Established
Church, added the favorable opinions of the lead
ing organs of the Press in Europe and America, are
cheering symptoms of their progress on the minds
of thinking people.